The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1932-08-11
Richland News Items
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the community.

attend the meeting at Benton City
Tuesday. At this meeting topics
will be discussed which will be
beneficial to the different societies
and the ladies planned for the
weighing and measuring of the
children. They will can tomatoes
for the hot lunches for this win
ter. Several other plans were dis
cused. Mesdames Mcintosh, Mos
Ter, Persowitz, Rose and Krohling
served lunch.
Chris Harmon of Sunnyside and
Miss Nichols of Zillah returned
home Sunday evening after
spending short time with Mr.. and
Mrs. Earle Jones.
Vic Nelson left Saturday morn
ing on his vacation. He will go to
Chicago and other places of inter-
est.
Miss Irene Rose is in Yakima
this week staying at the home of
c. A. Jones and wife.
Mr. and Mrs. H. r. Van SICKLE
were guests Sunday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Combs.
Birthday Dinners
Sunday was Mr.. Cason's birth
day and his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Snively, gave him birthday din
ner to which were invited Thad
Grosscup, wife and son, Jas Nc
earthly and daughter, John Weidle
and family. Just before they ate
Mr.. Grosscup made a speech con-
graduating Mr.. Cason, who re-
sponded in a few well chosen re-
marks.
Misses Lillian Wall and Gerald
inc Dam went as far as Spokane
with Ed Peddicord and are enjoy
ing a week of their vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith of Ia
coma came to the E. P. Chellis
home Tuesday for shsrt stay
with Mrs. Smiths parents.
Ed Peddicord left for Canada
Saturday morning to visit his par
ents. He will remain a month and
then bring home his sister, Mrs.
Ross.
Jack Mclaughlin went to Bon
ners Ferry Saturday morning to
spend a week with his sister, Miss
Lille.
Mrs. Fl. Cafoni of Kent and p.
Favro and family of Gle Elumn,
were at the Anardi home on Tues
day.
Mrs. R. b. Dighton will be home
Thursday from Pullman, where she
has been attending summer school
at the w. S. C.
Miss Dolores Howard of Seattle
is guest at the Chalcraft home.
Walter Chalcraft and family of
Montana are spending a short va
cation at the home Of his parents.
The Cleaners Class of the local
Methodist church is giving an ice
cream and watermelon social on
the Pike lawn Friday evening.
Everyone will be given a chance
to play games such as croquet,
bean bag or ten pins. The commit
tee promises everyone a good time
and plenty of ice cream and water
melon at moderate prices. Don't
forget Friday, August IL on the
lawn of the Pike home.
Mrs. Krohling, Mrs. Erickson
and Mrs. Clements went to Benton
City on Tuesday to the Women's
club meeting.
The senior All club will meet
Tuesday, August 16, at the home
of Francile Fletcher for an after
noon meeting.
Elect Teacher
C. E.. Sharp has been elected as
the fourth teacher of the high
school. Mr.. Sharp has been teach
ing the last two years at Repub-
lie and comes highly recommends
ed.
The regular business meeting
of Vale Grange was held Satur-
day evening. Sixty responded
when the count was taken. Quite
a number are away in the harvest
fields. The society decided to make
q contract with the Standard Oil
company.
Mrs. j. C. Johnston is on the sick
list.
Tom Brown and wife of White
Bluffs were guests at the McClen-
don home Sunday.
Jack Mason and Bob Marsh were
business visitors in Spokane Tues
dav.