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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1961)
Ik I K f . S f i - h o c MR. AND MRS. LEONARD JOHNSON were groet ed by more than 80 friends end relatives Jan. 21 at the Merrill Recreation Hall in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. Photo by lllys Reeves Merrill Pair Wed 25 Years MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Leon-(the Merrill Recreation Hall with ard Johnson celebrated their 25th over 80 friends and relatives wedding anniversary Jan. 21 at ; wishing them weU, A potluck supper preceded en tertainment furnished by Kathy Fiegi of Klamath Falls with sev eral accordion solos; Fredie Lind say of Newell singing and playing western numbers, and a comical dance representing M,r. and Mrs. Johnson, performed by Lenore Johnson and Betty Ann Chatburn. Mr. and , Mrs. Johnson were married Jan. 18, 1936. in Pine City, Minn. They have three chil dren, Leroy, Duane and Lenore, and two granddaughters. Linda and Karen, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Johnson, all of Mer rill. Those helping with plans for the affair were Mrs. Ithel Chapman. Mrs. George Mattson, Mrs. Fred Fiegi of Merrill, Mrs. Bert John son, Tulelake, and Mrs. Bernard T Y By HELEN BECHEN Home Ec Club Plans Events -. YREKA At the recent meeting of the Greenhorn Home Econom ics Club plans for this year's activities were discussed. The group met at the home of Mrs. Mabel Marx who was assisted by Mrs. Betty Calkins and Mrs. Sar ah Rogers. The business session was conducted by Mrs. Haldis Ralston, chairman. It was decided to present past master of Greenhorn Grange, Ken neth Blew and past Home Eco nomics Club chairman, Mrs. Hal dis Ralston, with a gift order for a shrub or tree. This is an an nual custom observed by .t h e Home Economics Club. The meeting was closed with the serving of refreshments by the hostesses. HERALD AN'D NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Friday, February 1. 19fi! PAGE S A- THIRD birthday was celebrated in December by Teresa Rose Roeder, pretty daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don Roeder, 836 North Second Street. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Slusher of this city and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roeder of Fort Klamath. Photo by Ferebee ' for women who -walk in while... Fiegi of Klamath Falls. Mrs. Johnson's brothers. Milton Fiegi of Merrill and Bernard Fi- esi of Klamath Falls: her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fiegi. and their three children and their families were all present. Anoth er brother. Melvin, of Poe Valley was unable to attend. Ruth Ann Fiegi, niece of Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, was in charge of the guest book, and Mrs. Car rie Mattson furnished the money tree and helped with the decora tions on the gift table. A3 17 1 10,95 comfortable lightweight long wearing W'vt talked to numerous women m white and they all want a ihoe that carriei them swiftly and silently over hard waxed floors, that keeps its fresh clean appearance after many poliihings. and that Is light' weight and long wearing with a non-slip sole. We have that shoe! The Maralant by Trim Tred. Come see If you'd like a pair! VcmOrman's 527 Main : .f -,,V I,, If r if T., v if if ' i sm f?' I t " - . ' ' Guild Plans Future Events BONANZA Mrs. Elfreda Lind say entertained the Guild of St.1 Barnabas Episcopal Church of Langcll Valley at her home the afternoon of Jan. 26. Mrs. Lind-I say is the new president of the club. i There will be a potluck dinner , Feb. 5 following church for the annual church meeting. Marie' Bland will be in charge. Vclda Haley, Dorothy Peterson and Marie Bland will have a pan cake breakfast on Feb. 14. Shrove j Tuesday, at the Bonanza Library; from 10 until 2 o'clock. Mrs. Lindsay appointed sommit tees for the annual turkey din ner and bazaar to be held this fall. 'Carolyn Dearborn and Velda Haley will be in charge of the dinner; Madge Monroe, pillow slips and dolls; Lula Penner, dish towels, and Marie Bland will takc; charge of the apron booth. Other committees tor the year will be: visiting. Grace Dearborn and Beverley Roberts; cookie list. Sheryl Kcady; greeting cards, Carolyn Dearborn, and card par-j ties, Lois Monroe. The next meeting will be at the home of Margaret Stevenson on Feb. 23. Grace Dearborn won the spe cial prize. I fillip II M JULIE ANNE, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. Homer Dixon of Bonanza, was 3 years old on Jan. 3. Her qrandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Benson Dixon of Bo. nanza, Mrs. Noma Santos, Vancouver, and Henry Gelbert of Portland. Mrs. Hattie Propst, former Klamath Falls resident now living in Wichita, is a great-grandmother. i THREE CANDLES were lighted on a birthday cake Dec. 20 for Denise Kelly, daughter ov Mr, and Mrs. Billy Nelson of Langell Val ley. Her grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chal lis of Hlldebrand and Olaf Nelson of Dairy. Photo by MMIer-Wllliams OWC To Stage Benefit Party Kincslev Field Officers Wives Club invite women of the Klam ath Basin to a benefit dessert and card parly on Thursday, Feb. 9, at the Officers Club. 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