Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1933-07-27


Ballard, and they made a flying trip
over to the Island. Phil spent the
time with Paul Blllingsley and Joe
visited various friends
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Brown of Burton
announce the birth OF baby girl
July Il, at ITO u, m. This Is the fifth
little girl In the Brown home, and one
son.
Mrs. Florence Burns and son, Billy
are at the Cronander's beach cottage
for the week. Mrs. Burns Is Mr.. Cro-
handlers sister.
Mrs. Leila M. Thatcher, assistant
Grand Conductress of the Grand
Chapter o. E. s. of Washington, is
spending few days with Mrs. John
G. Gabourel, recuperating from q re-
cent illness. Her friends on the Island
will be glad to know that she is better.
Mrs. Gertrude Kline, who has been
! visiting Mr. and Mrs. Walter Steen
since the close Of school, left for
Seattle Monday. She is contemplating
trip to the Chicago Worlds Fair, and
II she goes, will stop off in Kansas to
visit her mother.
Mrs. Agnes Smock Is well on the
road to recovery after her recent oper-
alton. She is able to be up most Of
the day, and walks about the house
She returned from the Providence
Hospital last Thursday. Her many
friends are delighted over her return
The Reliance Printing Company
moved from the Island to Seattle the
first Of this month. They are now
operating in Seattle instead Of at the
Twickenham Estate.
If you desire a recipe, call the
Record office on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday, or Mrs. Harmeling at Red
8o4 the other days of the week. Calls
come In daily FOR recipes, and we are
glad to assist when possible.
Donald Morgan has returned from
Chicago and is active on the golf
course again. The family will return
later to the Island.
Ellisport has been cut off from the
rest of the world while the bridge Is
under construction.
Bobby and Bill Smock returned
home Wednesday after a happy vaca-
ton at the beach during their mothers
illness.
zelma Gale Blekkink and Marjorie
Lou Steen visited their aunt, Mrs.
Howard Bruce, in Seattle for several
days last week. Mrs. Bruce and JIM
my are with Mrs. MCGOWAN this week,
as she has not been we'll
DR.. N. p. Jones and Mrs. Nell Young
were Seattle visitors Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward B. Harmeling
have moved into their remodeled home
Ten Acres" on the Beall road.
Mrs. Ralph E. Allen of Indianola ar
rived Tuesday to spend week with
her mother, Mrs. John w. Roberts
Mrs. Allen is dividing her time this
summer between her place at Indianola
! and Vashon.
Mr.. Elmer Stevenson, Mr.. Bush and
Capt. Anderson of the Black Ball Ferry
Line were Island visitors Monday.
MISS Helen Aperg OF Portland, Ore,
spent the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Rodda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Arends and
daughter visited at the home of
Stephen ]. Harmeling and Mrs. Cert
rude Ensing Tuesday. It was an I'M
expected pleasure to have Mr.. Arends
and his family. He lived in Marion,
South Dakota, at the same time the
Harmeling family resided there, and
attended school with the children. He
is now owner of the West Bay Lumber
Yards in Redwood City, Calf, and was
on tour of the Northwest.
Fred Hlersch visited his brother and
sister-in-law at Port Orchard last
Friday, and spent the weekend at
Arletta.
Master James Heath celebrated his
sixth birthday with his grandparents