The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1934-05-17
Many Children Are on
Richland Honor Roll

Many Children Are on
Richland Honor Roll
The grade school honor roll for the
last six weeks follows: first grade
A, James Nicholaus, Annette Van
Fossen, Wesley Perkins, Ruby Hol-
brook, Betty Mowery, Jean Muncey,
Norman Dam, John Shelton, Carol
Sloan, Jeanne Petit, Glen Mosher,
David Peters, John Stockman. B.,
Wanda Reader, Roy Purschwitz, Rich
ard Sutton, Eugene Miller, Victor
Johnston, Gerald Mowery, Nadine
Dreisler. Second grade-A, Anita
Abramson, Alligra Rayhill, Grace Mil
Ter, Marvin Brown, Mary Sutton, Bon
ME Hess, Gertrude Allen, Laverne
Gregory, Jack Allen, Elmer Petit,
Evalyn Quackenbush. B, Jackie Lynn,
John Schoenwald, Marvin Kemp,
Audry Berry. Third grade-A, Adolph
Schaefer, Leona Arrestouhl, Lois Sat
ter, Margaret Kinney. B, Gertrude
Baumgartner, Wayne Supplee, Ed
CARRIER, Helen Dmitruk, Virginia SUIT
ton. Fourth grade-A, Vivian Ray
hill, Edith 'Weidle, Dorothy Shelton,
Morie Hamilton, Rose Serdar. B, Ar
deem Selberg, Frank Larson, Alice
Perkins, Evelyn Petit, Theala Kram-
er, Virginia Lytle.
Fifth grade-A, Ruth Sloan, Joyce
Miller, Alma Combs, Louise Stimson,
Bertha Sutton, Mary Serdar, Dale
Kramer, Harold Gregory, Karl Baum
gartner, Harold Schoenwald. B, Paul
Larson. Sixth grade-A, Bob Selberg,
Tom Van Fossen, Loren Clark, Dewey
Gilman, Robert Fletcher. B, Alice
Dolvin, Richard Glenn, Austen Nor
emo. Seventh grade - A, Leonard
Schaefer, Charles Mcintosh. B, Wilma
Miller, Bonnie Palmer, Frank Peter
son, Wanda Petit, Rodney Sans, Dor
thea Kinney, Orval CULLEN. Eighth
grade-A, Mary Dmitruck, LaRaine
Nelson, Melva Hartung, Ernest Per-
kins, Gertrude Hackney, Clarissa Dol
ven, Ruth McGhan. B, Evelyn Van
dine, Joyce Mcclure, Letha Hultgren,
Charles Laugenour, Berl Combs,
friedrich Hultgren.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Ross came
down from Grand Coulee Sunday to
spend the day with their children and
brother and sister.
Antoine Nordling had the unusual
distinction of getting two perfect tur-
keys from one double-yolked egg. He
set 10 eggs, one double yolked, and
Matched IL turkeys. This is entirely
against the recommendation Of poul-
try experts, but this experiment
proved an exception to the rule.
Mrs. 81. F. Hammer is suffering
from a badly sprained ankle.
Ben Patheal and Roy Kemp took
truck load of turkeys to Walla Walla
last Friday.
Mrs. j. A. Bergan and son, Harland
of La Center came down to attend the
commencement exercises on Thursday
visiting at the A. s. Murray home.
They returned Friday taking Miss
Edna Murray with them for short
visit.
Alvin Bell of Porterville, California
spent Sunday at the home of his
uncle, Guy Conwell.
Richland Resident Dies
Robert Rogers died at the Kenne-
wick hospital Sunday night after a
long illness. Funeral services were
held from the Nazarene church in
Kennewick Wednesday morning.
Pauline McClendon enjoyed very
delightful birthday party at her
home Saturday evening. There were
twelve guests. Refreshments were
served after an evening of games.
Fred johnson and Francis Weth-
erall were using one of the swings in
Pioneer park in Walla Walla Sunday,
when the chain broke letting them
fall 80 that Fred received broken
collar bone and several arm injuries
and Francis sustained broken nose.
They had the injuries attended to in
Walla Walla before returning home
that night, but Fred was compelled
70 see doctor in Kennewick Monday
morning.
Mr.. Woodend drove to Sunset on
Saturday and returned in the eve
ming, bringing his wife and daugh-
ter back with him to spend Sunday.
Mrs. Roberts, sister of Mrs. Man
ming, suffered stroke of paralysis
Tuesday morning.
Glen McGhan is able to be around
again after being confined to his Bed
for the last few weeks with severely
crippled back. &
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. L. Wynman and
family and Herbert and Bob Ber-
grass of Walla Walla and Mr.. and
Mrs. C. Kinney and family were dim