The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-18
Miss Alice Jennings and
Lester Hardin Married

the number who are getting mar
ried, do not fear the depression.
The latest to be married are Lester
Hardin and Miss Alice Jennings,
who were united in marriage We'd
nesday at lProsser. They will live
in Richland, where they are well
known. Their friends charivaried
them Wednesday evening at the
Jennings home. All joined with
others in wishing them a long and
happy life together.
H. F. Yedica, Mrs. Miller and
Evelyn Yedica were dinner guests
at the Jones home Sunday.
Mrs. Miriam Thoreson has re-
turned to Richland after pleas
ant vacation In Spokane.
Herbert CANCER of Seattle and
his sister, Miss Amy CANCER of
Davenport visited their uncle, A.
Koehler last week.
Laurence Kludus of Sunnyside
who has been at Connell, came to
the Koehler home the last of the
week, where he was joined by his
father Herman Kludus.
Mrs. Earl Jones attended a
card game Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. Gravenslund at Kennewick.
C. A. Doan, wife and child, of
Yakima brought Miss Irene Rose
home Sunday and were at the Rose
home for dinner. Robert Sullivan
of Sumner accompanied them.
Harvesters Return
A number of the boys, who have
been in the harvest fields have re-
turned to their homes. Many of
them are helping pick prunes.
Marcus Boettcher seems to be the
champion picker Of the district.
Koehlers and Hartungs had din
ner Sunday and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Pike.
Misses Geraldine Dam and Lii.
liam Wall arrived home Tuesday
evening after delightful stay in
Spokane as the guests of Lillian's
aunt.
School Monday
School begins Monday. Early in
the year the board found that their
revenue would be 5000 less than
last year. At first it was thought
that the school system could not
be maintained and different plans
were suggested. However, due to
the cooperation of teachers, bus
drivers, janitors and other em-
ployees of the school the saving
has been made and the board are
congratulating themselves that
they still have q good school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Jones will
20 to Tacoma the last of the week
and bring Miss Bernita and Marg-
aruite home on Sunday. Ed Jones
and bride are expected to visit
here soon.
Club Meets
The Woman's Club will have a
called meeting in the club rooms
August Is. The county nurse, Mrs.
Mcfarland, will be there and will
given talk; Mrs. Erickson and
Mrs. Krohling will give their ex-
periences at the meeting at Ben
ton City. Several other problems
are to be discussed. A full attend
ance is desired.
Robert Falkner wa sa Richland
caller Tuesday afternoon.
A. Hackney and family were ar
Deranleaus Sunday afternoon.
Sherman Feterkin of Seattle,
spent a few days with his friend
Thadeus Grosscup jr.
The break in the ditch was not
as bad sit was first feared. They
expect to finish it in two or three
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Combs have
returned to their home in Puyallup
after a pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Cecil Combs.
Favro Anardi of Gle Elumn is
visiting his brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. George futile re
turned from Seattle Saturday
bringing with them Mrs. Martha
Tnoreson, an aunt of Mrs. Tuttle.
On Friday they saw Mr.. and Mrs.
Puette leave for Zodiac, Alaska
where they will spend the winter.
The Daily Bible school which
was held for two weeks, closed on
Friday The pastor assisted by
Mrs. C. Pattee, Mrs. Helen Clark
and Miss Bertheal Muncie, kept
the children interested. Miss
Mildred Koehler received the most
points and Mary Carroll Harding
came second. Of the little folks Lee
roy Purschwitz was highest. Fri
day afternoon they went to Nell
son Lake. After their swim they
roasted weiners and had good
feed.
Miss Irene Rose is spending a
few days with Dolore Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Monroe of
Spokane spent the weekend at the
Krohling home. Mrs. Monroe and
Mrs. Krohling are sisters.
Elmer Reddick and William
Conwell came home from the coast
Sunday evening in a new car of
which Elmer is justly proud.
G. E. McClendon was a business
visitor in Yakima Wednesday.
Velma Meredith came home from
San Francisco Monday. Thursday,
che mill 1oovo[oY caronipn friy,