The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1937-04-08

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drove to Dayton this evening to at
tend an inter-club meeting there.
George E. Thompson, Benton City
rancher. was in town Friday. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. Howard Day and D. G. Day
are returning to Coulee Dam to-
morrow after spending several days
visiting here.
M. Maher is dong the duct work
for the air conditioning system at
the Lester Dougherty residence in
Connell this week.
Miss Virginia Visger accompanied
her sister June to Spokane Monday
and were dinner guests at the home
of Miss Betty Beamer.
Malcolm Kerr and wife of Ben
ton City were Kennewick business
visitors the last of the week. Mr..
Kerr is engaged in the sheep bust
ness.
The electric weiner rooster at
Phils Market will be ready for use
Friday after a layoff for repairs.
Kids are invited to come in for hot
weiners.
Mrs. Albert Beck and two daugh-
tiers and Mrs. Ted Beck and two
daughters of Walla Walla are
spending the weekend visiting rel
atives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Koelker are
the proud parents of a son born at
the Pasco hospital this afternoon.
The young man has been named
Ronald Hartho.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Kokler and
three children and Mr.. and Mrs.
Roland Franks of Walla Walla NOV
ed into the Liebel home on Kenne-
wick Avenue this afternoon.
The Christian ladies aid met on
Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Joe Stradling. A noodle
dinner was planned for next Friday
evening in the church basement.
The dance given by the Kenne-
wick DeMolay group of younger
boys at the Highlands clubhouse
last evening was well attended, the
sponsors clearing something over
thirty dollars for their efforts.
Escolentes club met at the home
of Mrs. John Smith this afternoon.
The program consisted Of book
report on Booth Tarkington's Lit
tie Orvy" which was given by Mrs.
John Smith and Mrs. Fred Giard.
The Tuesday bridge club met at
| the home of Mrs. II. A. Linn with
high nonors being received by Mrs.
Earl Jones of Richland, low by Mrs.
Clarence Yedica and guest prize by
Mrs. w. s. Washburn.
Mayor E. H. Behrman tonight an
nounced the appointment Of Mrs. F.
F.. Beste as member Of the park
board. The other two members are
Councilman p. o. Stone and I. N.
Mueller. j. A. Nicholaus has been
engaged as caretaker for the park.
The Hi Y boys met at the home
| of Bob Skuse Tuesday evening and
discussed results of the findings at
the Older Boys conference which
was held in Spokane recently. They
also made plans for tentative pro-
gram of school activities for the
coming year.
The Business Girls are planning
to have their theatre party Monday
evening, April IL. Each member is
asked to be at the Visger Drug not
! later than 7:15 pm. The club is also
| to have an important meeting We'd
nesday evening, April IA at the
home of Miss Zemma Buchanan.
The meeting will begin at 7:15 as
there will be nomination Of Off
GERS and other important business.
Members are urged to be prompt at
both of these occasions.
The Misses June Visger and Eu-
arda Vinson and e. G. Tweet accom-
panied Harry Cochran and Sheriff
Richter to Spokane the first OF the
week, where they acted as witnesses
| in q trial. This trial was concern
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counterfeit ten dollar bill at the
Kennewick Bakery on September
"a Of last year. Sine had previously
served eleven years at Mcneil Is
land.
C.. G.. Williams and Harry Beathe
were Walla Walla and Milton bus
mess visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lance Reed drove
| to Portland Monday.
Bernie and Ed Neuman were Seat
tie visitors Sunday and Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Lasher OF
Olympia were guests Sunday OF Mrs.
Lou Miller.
Mrs. Bert Wilson and daugnter,
Patsy, are spending this weekend
in Yakima.
The Rinkeydinks will meet Wed
nesday, April IA at the home OF MRS.
George Rokkan.
The Congregational aid will meet
Thursday, April Is at the home OF
Mrs. H. E. o liver.