The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-28
Eighty-One Honor Pupils
in Richland Grade School

in Richland Grade School
Grade School Honor Roll
First gradeCecelia Schaefer,
Ellen LARSON, Jimmy Edwards,
Clifford Kinney and Ellis Carlson.
Honorable mention: Ruth Lennin-
ger, Alice Kaas, Glenn Mowery,
Lester Miller, Doloris Fhreuling,
Junior Dimitruk and Buddy Lar
son.
Second gradeRuby Holbrook,
Betty Mowery, Carol Sloan, An
nette VanFossen, Jean Muncey,
James Nicholaus, Gerla MoWery,
John Shelton, Wesley Perkins and
Cecil Rock. Honorable mention:
Victor Allmon, Norman Dam, Gene
Mosher, Billy Dillon, John Stock
man, Francis Lewis, Nadine Dreis-
Ter, Wanda Pettitt and Hazel Kron.
Third grade-Grace Miller, Bes-
sic Sap, Evelyn Quackenbush,
Stanley Sans, Jack Allen, Laverne
Gregory, Bonnie Hess, Mary SUIT
ton. Honorable mention: Anita
Abramson, Gertrude Allen.
Fourth grade-Lois Satter, Bill
Allison, Adolph Schaefer, Helen
Dimitruk, Faye Dillon. Honorable
mention, Margaret Kinney, Leone
Arresetouihl and Gertrude Baum
gartned.
Fifth rade-Dorothy Shelton,
Edith Weidle, Robert Wilton. Hon
CRADLE mention: Marie Hamilton,
Vivian Rayhill, Evelyon Petit and
Jean Dillon.
Sixth grade-Alma Combs, Har-
old Schoenwald and Ruth Sloan.
Honorable mention: Margaret Mil
Ter, Bertha Sutton and Louise
Stimson.
Seventh grade Robert Fletcher.
Honorable mention: Lorin Clark,
Albert Abramson, Austin Murray
and Tom Van Fossen.
Eighth grade Shirley Dillon,
Leonard Schafer, Charles McIn-
tosh, Margaret Hayes and Bonnie
Palmer. Honorable mention: Dan
Barnett, Robert Perry, Betty Kim
ney, Wanda Petit and Rodney
Sans and Fern Ebby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanersanten had
the misfortune to lose their house
by fire Friday morning. The fire
was started by sparks from the
chimney and when discovered
could not be put out. Much of the
furniture, bedding and clothes was
saved from the flames, but fruit
and vegetables and other things
persisted.
DR.. Paul II. Ashby, district sup
erintendent of the Methodist church
of the Walla Walla district, held
the fourth quarterly conference at
the Richland Methodist church on
Monday night. A pot luck dinner
was served after which he spoke
on the subject, Looking Forward"
using Moses as an example. Then
the nominating committee present
ed names of the nominees and they
were voted upon. Other reports
of committees and pastor were re-
ceived. Those elected as stewards,
trustees and on committees were
as follows: stewards, George Tut
tie, chairman, Mr.. and Mrs. Herb
ert Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. Carol
Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Koch
Ter, G. L. Dietrich, Miss Bertheal
Muncey, Mrs. Roy Allen, Mrs. d.
Hartung, Mrs. F. Benjamin and
Sherman Muncey. Trustees: II.
Hartung, F. A. Rouse, G. C. Hard
ing, George Tuttle, M. w. Comp
ton. Trier Of Appeals: A. F.
Koehler. President Of ladies' aid,
Mrs. S. M. Ross. Sunday school
superintendent, Earl Sutton; as
sistants, Mrs. E. M. Hilbert, jun
Tor department, Mrs. A. F. Koch
Ter, primary department.
Epworth League president, Az
ala Smith. VEINS. president,
Mrs. Herb Clark. Committees as
follows: Membership, Mrs. futile,
Carroll Harding, Henry Hartung;
music, Mrs. 81. Hartung, Miss M.
Wiesenbach, C. Harding, Mrs. F.
Benjamin. Religious Education: S.
S. Superintendent and Assistants.
Finance: II. Hartung, George Tut
tie, Sherman Muncey, Mrs. Ford.
Benevolence: Mrs. Carroll Harding.
Foreign Missions: Mrs. Roy Allen.
Social Service and Local Hospitals:
Mrs. George Tuttle and ladies' aid.
Auditing accounts: II. Clark, II.
Hartung. Church Records: Mrs.
Ford, Mrs. II. Hartung and Mrs. F.
B. Lewis. Parsonage: Ladies' Aid.
Pulpit Supply. G. Tuttle, A. F.
Koeh1er, Mr.. Earl Sutton. Pastor
al Relations: George futile, G. q.
Dietrich, A. F. Koehler, n. w.
Compton. Nominating: Mrs. A. f,
Koehler, Mrs. Roy Allen. Estimat-
ing: Henry Hartung, III. Clark
Mrs. George Tuttle, Mrs. G. e. Nc.
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