The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-06-09

Richland schools. They moved to
Albany, Oregon, where she and her
sister, Lois, are teaching.
Henry Hartung, wife and daugh-
ter, A. Koehler, wife and daugh-
ter and Rev. Henry Haueisen
went to Sunnyside Sunday. Mr..
and Mrs. Warenofsky came from
Gle Elum, Oregon to get Irving,
who had remained at Sunnyside to
finish his school. They all took
their dinners and visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Herman Kludas and family.
Mrs. Kludas and Mrs. Koehler are
sisters.
Mrs. S. P. Carmichael will leave
Monday morning for Seattle. She
will attend summer school at the
university and get her Masters
degree.
The Mosiers had a family pic
mic at Kennewick Sunday. Frank
Mosier, wife and three boys, his
father and mother, his uncle, Mr..
Teeter, wife and daughter-in-law
of Buehl, Idaho and Lon Mosier,
wife and son of Kennewick. They
had a fine time.
Montana Vacation
Ray Rose and family and Mr..
and Mrs. w. H. Gray left for Hell
ena, Montana Wednesday morning
for a two weeks vacation. Cecil
Combs will have charge of Mr..
Roses truck route and Mrs. Nc
Loughlin will look after the milk.
Adeline Davis left for Lewis
ton, Idaho Wednesday. She will
make her home with her guardian,
an uncle, and his wife and attend
the normal.
Miss Marion Rose of Chicago,
Ill. is visiting Mrs. Friarwood and
her brother, Phil Nelson.
The Senior All club will hold a
slumber party June Is at the home
of the leader, Mrs. Pattee. Thurs
day morning, Mrs. Davis will
demonstrate eDry Cleaning in the
Home" The delegate who went to
club camp will make reports.
The Junior "New Hope" All
sewing club which was scheduled
to meet Saturday, June 10, will
meet at the club rooms Friday.
June II to see the demonstration
on Canning Meat, Fruit and Veg
etables in the Home" by Mrs. FL
ola, Kerr-Mason demonstration.
Those pupils of the Richland
grade school whose names have
been sent to the county superin-
tendent and who will receive GER
tificates for being neither absent
nor tardy for the entire year are
Gertrude Baumgartner, Ray Der
anleau, Neil Schireman, Doyl
Combs, Theola Kramer, Donald
Glenn, Harold Schoenwald, Carl
Larson, Robert Selberg, Julio
Morino, Alberta Larson, Emma
Larson and Helen Willard.
Bernita Jones, Dorothy Combs
and Emma Larsen ueft Wednesday
afternoon for the All Club camp
at Pullman, Washington, as dele
gates from their clubs. The girls
will return Monday evening.
Mrs. Earle Jones returned Mon
day evening from Moscow, Idaho,
where she has been visiting rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Pike enter
tainer Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Hard
ing and children at diner Sunday.
Mrs. B. Curtiss entertained a
group of friends Tuesday after
noon in honor of Mrs. S. P. Car
michael, who leaves next week for
Seattle, where she will enter the
university for advance study.
Those who enjoyed Mrs. Curtis
hospitability were Mrs. r. r. Nc
Intosh, Mrs. r. B. Dighton, Mrs.
w. C. B. Randolph, Mrs. II. Van
Syckle,. Mrs. George Tuttle, Mrs.
Sam Ross, Mrs. Carroll Harding,
Mrs. c.. Pattee, Mrs. NJ. Curtiss
and the honor guest, Mrs. Car
michael. Refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess.
Stanley Mosher, small N of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mosher, cut
his foot quite badly Sunday eve
ming while playing.