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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
CHRISTMAS PRESENT!
CHRISTMAS PRESENT

The old time salutation means
just that to the Island Club this
season, with hopes high, for its
friends are many and It's needs
great. In making up your gifts the
Club suggests that there is a wide
open space in its stocking that
would hold heating stove for the
Club room, new doois for old /;
cypress and jumpers and shrubs
for ornamentation, with room to
spare for checks and cash to pay
for the driveway and complete the
work begun to beautify the
eIounds and park the front.
SO, Christmas present. And if
you respond please call Mrs. Han
sen and your gift viii be appre-
ciated as a lasting remembrance il
a useful cause.
Ways and Means Committee,
Island Club.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
ENJOYS VACATION AFTER
COOKING 50 XMAS DINNERS

Thirty-two Christmas dinners
sounds like a good many but when
you consider that Christmas comes
only once year and that being
the ideal parents and home makers
last thru S65 days, Mr. and Mrs
O. IT, Ramquist have surely an en-.
yiable record of attainment.
Mr.. Ramqilist boasts that this
is the first year in thirty-two years
thai his wife hasn't cooked the
Christmas dinner for the family.
This year she celebrated by being
company.
The Ramquist family, old and
young, spent the day at the Bib
bins home celebrating not only
Christmas, but also the thirty
second anniversary of the parents
marriage.
You will probably doubt that
statement as much as we did, for
neither of them really seem much
older than that,
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
RUEL HOWELL IS
MAKING SPLENDID SUCCESS

One of the things we like most
to do is chronicle the success of
our young people who are making
good.
One of them, boy born on
Vashon Island and a grandson of
one of our best loved citizens, Mrs.
L. c. Beall, Sr., is Ruel Howell.
Many had the pleasure of attend
ing a service conducted by him at
the Presbyterian church a little
more than a year ago.
After graduating from Whitman
two years ago, he entered the the
illogical school Of the University of
Pennsylvania. He has done such
excellent work there that he has
been appointed assistant rector OF
Christ Church, one of the largest
congregations of Germantown, Pa.
Ruel will receive his A. NJ. de-
gree, aud also be ordained in June.
II is hoped that he will choose his
native state as the scene Of his life
work.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
CLARA WEIR sToCKLEY

Clara Weir was born on Sept.
%, 1898, at La Grange, Ind.
After completing the work in
the elementary schools she attend
ed the University of Michigan.
graduating in 1888. For period
Of time she taught school. While
engaged in this profession she
taught at Mankato. MINI. Here
she was married TO DR. Darwin x.
Stoekley in 1892.
For 16 years they made their
home in Evanston, H., coming 10
Vashon Island and settling at Cove
in 1908. Hctc they became active
in the welfare and development OF
that community, contributing t.
those things which were most
worth while.
Several months ago Mrs. Stock
ley broke her leg. She was taken
to Seattle hospital where all that
was humanity possible was done to
relieve her but TO no avail.
Realizing that they were power
less 10 do more than make her last
days as comfortable as possible,
her family brought her home where
all has been done that could be
Her patient sufferiAg has east a
gloom over her wide circle of
Friends None could wish her to re-
main longer. so Death came as a
welcome visitor Saturday even
ing she at last found freedom from
pain.
Mrs. Stocklsy leaves to mourn
her loss devoted husband. two
sons, two daughters. two nieees
and host Of warmly appreeiativC
friends, wherever she has lived
TIE services held Wednesday af
ternoon from the Garvin chapel
were conducted by Rev. Hug
Armstrong. Interment was in til,
] Vashon cemetery.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
r. P. HUSTON HAS
A NARROW ESCAPE

h. ?. Huston was in hurry
Monday afternoon. He was on his
way to the boat with but narrow
margin of time. In order to deter
mine Just how narrow the margin
was. in attempting to consult his
watch he forgot that the pavement
was slippery, as well as wet Much
to his surprise he shortly found
himself decidedly mixed up with
his Ford sedan, which, after taking
to the ditch, turned a somersault.
If a telephone pole hadn't inter
vened, Mr.. Huston would likely
have found himself down at Syl-
van Beach. Fortunately his in
luries were no more serious than
few decorations and bruises.
Needless to say, he was somewhat
late in joining his family, who had
gone to Seattle in the morning.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
ZIMMERMAlJS SPENDING
VACATION IN CALIFORNIA

It's long time since we'v seen
anyone looking any happier than
Mr. and Mrs. Worley Zimmerman
did Saturday afternoon on the 2 &c
ferry. But who wouldn t, starting
out Il perfectly carefree vacation
for an extended visit among rela-
tives and friends in California.
They planned to spend Christ
mas with the Howard Crosiers in
San Francisco. From there they
viii 90 to visit Mr.. Zimmerman s
brother in Los Angeles.
Later they will visit various
points of interest in southern Cali
fornia, and points south" Mr..
Zimmerman said he might even
take in some of the races at Tia
.Juana. We presume he was speak
ing of horse races.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
BACK HOME
AFTER THREE YEARS

One OF our boys returned last
week and altho he'd been gone only
three years, he'd grown so tall,
and accomplished so much we had
hard work comprehending it all.
When George Harrington left
he was a little fellow in knee pants.
mental qualifications but like all
the rest Of the world we often fail
to appreciate the true worth Of our
We know he possessed superior
.neighbors His work has been
truly marvellous.
George had become interested in
the printing game, having worked
part time in the News-Record plant
when he was still in The grades. so
when he entered the Polytechnic
High at Long Beach, he majored in
subjects that would make him IA
good newspaper man rot ouly as
an editor, but as a printer as well.
he has had experience in all phas-
es of the work, has all Of the re-
quirementS except age, to be
member of the international Typo
graphical Union is a sophomore at
the University of Oregon and, well
we could fill a page With what this
Voungster has done.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
ROYAL ARCH
MAsoNs INSTALL

On Monday, Dec. II, the follow
ing officers were tremendously in.
stalled by the Royal Arch Masons
High Priest-Walter G. Parkes
king-Fred a. Weiss.
Seribe-W. Coy Meredith.
Treasurer-Therkel Hansen.
Seeretary-Robt. VIM. Martin.
Chaplain--Hugh Armstrong.
Captain of the Hosts-C. G.
Kimmell.
Principal Sojourner-Matt H
Morrissey.
Royal Arch Captah-Arthur W
Ganly.
3rd veil-Wm. NJ. Smith.
2nd Veil-Martin L. Tjomsland
1st veil-Lewis C. Beall, Jr.
Sentinel-Wm. B. Mackie.
Installing officer, ex-companior
Walter II. Steffey, grand master Of
the Second Veil of the most excl
lent chapter of Royal Arch Masons
of Washington, was assisted by
Companion Wallace Beall as Grand
CAPTAIN Of the Hosts and Compan.
ion Armstrong as Grand Chaplain
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
AT NORTH END

r. a. Robinson recently pur.
chased from O. S. Van Olinda the
~ foot waterfront let at Vashor
Heights dock. This is thc proper
ty adjoining the dock on the west
and runs back across the pavement
Mr.. Robinson also purchased tho
tide lands fronting this land at the
recent sale by the state at which
tide lands were also bought BY
Mrs. Edna Cowan, Royce Wise, T
Hansen. and other owners of ad
joining water front property.
Mr.. Robinson is interested in I'll.
West Side Transportation Co, ana
is one Of the substantial residents
Of the North End, having a beau
iiful summer home at Biloxi.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
LAND CLEARING
VIA VACUUM CLEANER

fhat a vacuum cleaner can
snufi large stumps out OF the
ground almost as easy as taking
the dust out OF rug Will be dem
onslrated ON the Otto Tamm farm
near Enumclaw during the two
day session OF the Washington
state Dalrymen's association an
nual meeting on Jan. and ..
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
SON OF AN OLD-TIME
RESIDENT SENDS POEM

Some fifteen or twenty years
ago when Vashon had a very small
population, indeed, Steve Steffen-
son was storekeeper and post mas
ter in the building now occupied
by the Fox River Butter Co.
Ten years ago he left Vashon
hut has always regarded it as home
and has at all times been interest
ed in us.
Those who knew the Steefen-
sons will be interested in the fol
Loving poem received bv his uncle
| ON, from Douglas Steifenson
who lett here ten years ago as a
httle ten-year-old youngSter,
Douglas received his educstion
in Moline. ILL.,, where the father
in business. We know his train
ing has been excellent for we lc-
ceived ours in the same high school
under the same principal as did he.
at slightly earlier date, howey-
err.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
HOLIDAY WINDOW
DISPLAYS AT BURTON

The window decorations and ar
llangements Of scenery representing
three climates in Morrisseyh meat
@hop-we can use the word but
cher-doesn harmonize with the
Isurroundings-was pronounced the
best window display ON the Island
The swans on the mirrored lake
with alligators peeking out from
under the leaves, the turkeys in
the wheat fields of eastern Wash
ington. and the birds in the trees.
with colored lights flashing over
Tire scene, made the spectators re
luctant to leave the place. Also.
in holiday attire were Shaw's Bur
ton Pharmacy. Burton Trading
store, and Williams store, with
their shows windows. decorated
frees, enhanced with beautiful
eolored lights.
In two windows of Burton post
office backed by greens were two
Christmas covers Of the Vashou
Island Naws-Record-the one en-
titled Receiving Orders" was the
1923 cover Of the News Record
Ia beautiful picture and work of
art. The 1927 cover shows Santa
Claus busy writing down his or
jers.- Contributed.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
CARoLING AT BURTON

The Christmas caroling on Sun
day evening was decided success.
A group of about so carolers
gathered around the beautiful com
munity Christmas tree in Burton
and sang carols, after which they
visited several shut-ins OF the com
munity.
Or their way to Vashon where
they met the rest of the carolers OF
the Island, they sang at Newport,
Quartermaster and Center. II was
beautiful Yuletide Observance
aud we hope il will be yearly
affair ON the Island.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
EASTERN STAR
INsTALLS OFFICERS

On Wednesday evening. Dee. 10.
Island chapter. No 170, o. L. s,
installed the following officers:
Kathrau Hansen-W Worthy Mat
ron.
zeue Whittemore- worthy pat
ron.
Nettic whittemorc-as associate
Worthy Matron.
Elizabeth Hearst--conductress.
Lillian Williams associate con
ductress.
Anna Dowling chaplain.
Anna McCrary-organist.
Nellie Doyle-Ada.
Consuella Bibins-Ruth.
Dolly Tiomsland-E Esther.
Hilma Dunsfotd-M Martha.
Grace Petersen-E Electa.
Sadie Woods marshal
Bess Woods secretary.
Mary CLARK treasurer.
Axel p srsen-Sentinel.
Mary Maekie Warder.
After th Installation social
baur was enioyed during which
inc the new officers were present
ad with suitable and useful gifts
George Shields was master of eere-
monies
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Hereward Thomp-
son and daughter Audrey, Of Brem-
crton. motored over on Sunday to
spend Xmas with bis parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Geo. Thompson. of Port
age.
T. J. Steffeuson received let
ter from Rev. Preston stating that
he ate Christmas dinner in Moline
H.. with the Steve Steffensons
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
CAPD OF THANKS

We wish tn thank our friend.
or ti'air ,ords and ael Of sym
aethv and for the floral offering
iven aft the tims os our recent be
ayemeut.
Ole Edwards and Arlene
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1928-12-28
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
for the many acts of kindness and
the lovely floral offerings received
at the time of our recent bereave-
ment
Mrs Rosa Bussanich
Ms. Theo. Berry
Mrs. John Sosuiich.
Mrs. NJ p)tieh.
lIrs Matt Radin,
Mrs. a. Satlow,
and families.
Evening star., 1928-02-06
OEEICIAI. NOTICES.

ZONING COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT
OF CoLuMnIA wAsHiNGToS ,t..-;o February :,
March i, loeO tPnhl,c No. So .s6th Con
gress entitled An Act 10 regulate the height
| area aud Use al buildings IN the District o!
Columbia and To- create Zonne Commit ss'on.
given that q n,hlic hearing viii be- held in
the BOARD Roon OF he District District. Building oes ns'
r"hs or ihs nro. al aay ~, tolowins
| proposed changes In the boundaries of the
| Use height and area dis,rc,s aud IN the Ton-
ing regulations. To wit: Change from Resl'
90 9 Area Lots SIS, so3, 10 and rear Of
NV Change from Residential 90, c Area
to First Commercial, 20, G Area. Property
sa' e. ss sy s' 10 2eh 10 'Hsf& cnsnss i"a
from FIRST Conlme,cial % D Areat g Firs'
ss s. s Cd ln @' sn.ss sf ss So On sis
h n.e, .ds sSs q II ssas. sta ron, s . "a ta
i Area, Lots 500 and sol, square ips. on
The. northwest corner, OF NJ and 18Th sts
20 First CommercIal so, c Area Lot 500.
ccgua,ra north "f loi7, eoun'ird by South
so% AT S 90 a'i Ara a 10 FRS. nsst con
,hsrsi"l 10. Ara Lots ,ets ,is snd 90 Square
sq1are .sas being iaoa rark, Road y "
commerrlai. 90, Z Area. IVES, Side side OF ii,h
81 between Webster and Allison ests: in
square 200 y W change from Residential
Lots and 81. square a9ts being northwest
corner OF Georgia Ave and Allison ~. W
Change .from Residential. 4n' A ard A Re
strlctei Areas 20 Rrsiisntial. 40, IN Ne;
on the nofth by sheridan ST on the south
sSa "'d""9 ." T." Vest 'n sS' s'' Y a h,nse
from unsoncd to first Con,nAercal 90, {
Area tnfonrd parcels At ur near the inter
scction of Colorado Ave also known as
p,nry iiraneh kcad' aud Georgia Ave on
''"undarins nt the First coumrr.lai district
or thosT houndnrtrs extended W thAnge
r" ir%m h7',""H 40 n H.,frtf, e sbss1 Eys,
1879 eSren, iois Ion iol, III Inclusive.
snS, 500 ~ 30 tiu tn u inclusive. lots
- ila tn"tI-tt~ ~ III Inclusive, ~ sltsrc
,,se sHuare iopn excerpt lots IS 81 inciu'
siYe, 81 NJ \" SOS and sDn near Connect
!ht Ave khnawi.a street Nevada Ave, AMI
>elrasha Ave nv Change trnm krSIien,ial
Area, Parcel ii"T facing Nav fnrk Ave
an', West virginia Ave near IAN ~ NE
,.,hansr. ff"m hrs"i.ntial 40 Area I"
~1uarr aoI" h%,ns IL T y! NJ 'thanxe
from Erslirn,,ai 10 a" Restricted 10 in
.iurirtat 'io' y Atra lots n,',,ih tnclusvc,
"ta Ave anf <,nits Ave Nv rhansr f,"rn
Rretdeultal nh G Ar''a Ia FtFst Conmrrctal
20, Ara wrst side ,,th :. from To =
f,rs, tommer,iai I" second Commercial 40
q Area Pact nt uareei "t$in helms tnys ~
II '"sln,'sf nl@, " ~ a, -" ri M ID = p 'en @ n
nt t"s L." and 40 'ren,'ns on Canal
Fery FIR " s,h>lH t',f rni,frHNno lFtH nn,, nIVib
LYNN. 4 = GRANT If1 EnH,ns Crn,nifs
sion 1T the District ~ tuIumida t"h im
Evening star., 1928-02-06
AUCTION SALES.
lfIlIllRE NAYS
THOS- j. OWEN & SON AUCTlONEERS.
1i.5 EYE ST NV.

TRUSTEES SALE or VALUABLE lh.
PROVED REAL ESTATE. NliMBER
10I FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
EAST.
BY virtue Of a certain deed of trust. duly
recorded in Libcr No. 5i2S, folio 3l9 ct 500
ba and at the request of the party secured
thereby the undersigned trustee VIII sell at
public auction IN front Of the premises. on
MONDAY, THE TMiRrtLNIrHtI I,tI,,, nAH ,n,1 ..pv mr
O'CLOCK PM. the following described, land
and premises situate in the city Of Wash,
mgton District Of Columbia. auf dCsignatch
as and being lot numbered sixteen tl6l In
George +. Klipstein and Samuel Lindsay $
subdivision of lots in sduarc north of square
numbered ten hundred and thirty-fve tnortn
of lo35l. as per plat recorded IN BOOK 3o;
at mage lo3 in the Office OF the surveyor OF
the District of Columbia. together with tho
improvements. consisting OF two-storv brick
Terms OF sale: One-thiri OF the purchase
money To he paid IN cash balance III :w0
ponal installments. payable in one and 'wG
wears with interest at six per ccntunl per
sale, secured by deed of trust upon tho prop.
erty sold or all cash. at the option the
purchaser. derosit of $500 viii he re-
qurei at time Of sale. All conVeyanclng,
recording, etc. at cost OF nurchasnr Terms
DAYS from, day of sale. otherwise the trustee
reserves the right to resell the property. at
the risk and cost of dnfaulting purchaser.
after five days' advertisement of such resale
in some newspaper published In Washington.
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
By C.. J BELL. President.
A. Fl. SHILLINGToN.
Asst. Secretary.
Evening star., 1928-02-06
THOs. J. OWEN < son. ATTTIONEERs,
1928 Eye St NV

TRUSTEES SALE OF .vAL11ABLE TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING KNOWN AS
PaabbMiSIEs ab;I sla DELAFIELD PLACE
BY virtue Of u certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded on June 5th. 1928. az instrument
No. l55 among the land records OF the DIS.
,rict Of Columbia. and at the reaues, Of the
party secured thereby, the undersigned frus.
tees will sell at public auction, in iron. Of
.hs premises. on WEDNESDAY THE FlF.
TEENTH DAY OF FEBRUARY AD 1928.
Al, At FOUR FORTY FIVE O'clock PM. the
IN the District Of Columbia. and designated
as and being lot numbered one hundred and
ninety-fnur tlntl in Morris Cafritx suhdi-
vision of square numbered thirty hundred and
Ten t3nlo]. as per plat recorded in the Office
OF the surveyor for the District of Colum bi a.
In l.Iher TB NJ foiio 100
Terms: sold subject TO q prior deed OF
trust for 81 15n0 90 further particulars OF
which VIII I've announced at time OF sale; the
purchase price above said trust TO be paid
n cash. deposit of 500 90 required
ConveyanciDg recording. etc. at purchaser 5
cost. Term. 90 lie COMPLIED with within M,
teen t15t days. otherwise deposit forfeited
and the property may he advertised and re-
sold at the discretion of the trustees
ARTHUR J BRfrGETT
fed 10 I1f Tyu.t.n.
Evening star., 1928-02-06

TRUSTEES. SALE or vAtEAEi.g TWO
STONY EhHtE CDESEk HOEsE EE.
no pRENiers no 16i RANDOLPH
eTEEEr NORTHWEST
BY sifiis af n certain deed al tftikt duly
feousdrG IN fAi,+f No. 4tfs tnib 3l4 81 s,:t
~ tbe lad Jess,fs;s of the District of Coipn,.
hia. and ., ,hs request 81 -. barty ~, sr"its, re-,
:. pqEa EsSaY sa' 4hR Il 'S satSEara 4 II Esy E.ty;; -
FEgblIAaY,. AD l,zs, @ A,r @1!irsnkE
spd p'enlises. si',iata ~ ths ins,,tc. p Cn, 4.
lnmtia nnf fssieHatsa7 ~ an9 Icing lri ~
iH hltg MiI!aF's snbfl vision III ints IN block
~ "t's' wIrtb Addition 10 the fiiy u Wash
tugLop 5" per piAt rsHprfst in LibET No
~ fDiip l"7 ~ tbn records of The office III
H.. surveyor II the Dlstriot ~ Goi4nibls
nas known frf tsSatihn purposes as lGl 10
10 sJbaih 3';3I
Terms s9if subiert 10 q prior deed al
Trust trf ST 900 further BafU"iitais Df whieh
~lt! lee bnBpubes-i at iitns Sf saie the piit
rDBSs rit'e AttyYe ss!G tfust " ba paid 81
oasb A 6sDgsit ~ $500 fsqaiie1 EGaVsy
aipitig fogfding et" 81 p0fel;ssef's rDst
Tejms ~ be .56lptiei with Within thirty
Gays 1ihrfeiss ftppeit .otfsitei aud ti,s
nfbbefty may ie afyeFi,esf snd @ssaif st ths
9jsffetGun Df tls t,3lHtA'E
ROBERT t. HrEEEyEH
EARL H.. GGsA.
1a27 80 fsi 80 Trustees
Evening star., 1928-02-06
ADAM A. WEsCHLEH h SON Auctlonrets
Trustees Sale Of Two-story
Corner Frame Dwelling. No.
30l8 Bladensburg Road
NOrthcast.

n, virtue OF certain deed of trust duly
recorded in I.ti,er No, ST3, foo 1873 ~
SEQ of the land records nf thn District ~
Columbin and at ths request ~ the uarty
se"nreti thereby. the unihrssued trustees viii
offer for sale by bnhIie auction IL front 0f
The prefnisrs on FRIDAY THE Tenth DAY
or FEEnUAHY 13"h, AT FODR 'fiiikfY
0CftrK IN the following hes"li,ed land
Ipmtia. 20 vi, Lot ia square. 4a16 ~
q part of q tract ef land tnawn ss 'Bar.
badoes and Scotland ENLARGED " as per plat
recorded IN the 1ffi"e Of tbs snrveYnf for the
Disift1 ~ Columbia In tlber AZ AT folio 7
improved no above
Terms Gf sale The ab0vs prnnerty Will he
sold subject 10 ths ,Ihphld haiapcs ~ u
itulifiug association trust tor ~ i41 81 .
over and aiaise said trust $500 cash The
tnnaain'ies uaVa'iis $40 urr mUnib incii
iug tntefest nj Il d ssenfeh Icy socu,,1 deed
II Isnst upnn the BfUneits sold or all .Asl.
III aI,tinn ~ The purchaser, deposlt uf
$500 required pf puf"ttaser Ht tiHin ~ saie
All spngesanntpg ferDt'ilnR ana ,ioinfini fees
u. east ~ Durrhssfr. Ifiins 81 sale 10 tf
c1n,Dlied with within 30 dass tram dav tf
sale aiEsrSiss the trustees ttshlRs the night
tn resell thr property at tho tsh and cast
- the defaultlna purchaser altar hea dave
sfyetiiseuent nf such resale III some news
pater Dpbiislsf IN tbs City of Washington
GFGRGE M FHMtHirH
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Evening star., 1928-02-06
Dance Partner Passing.

Dance partners arc out of fashion in
London this Winter. There have been
few new steps this season. and the
dancers have mastered all the old ones
so do not need an expert partner.
Then, too. rumors to the effect that
feminine dancers who appeared on the
floor too many times with the profess
sional youths could not attract other
men. got back those employing the
slick-haired Youths