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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1939-10-26
thursday, October 26, 1899.

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5iH Forest Walker Treas 1887 Taxes on I'm
3.9H prove Warranted Homes Inc. .. 14556
Z6!ss59 s:1 aoa 9s AT r. fi
so ahice P. Brown, Refund of Int. and Cost
SO ancis G. and Esther H Cole, Ref insol- -'0'
vent 18th Bo; 67S Ref; No 623 118
15.CE Egbert A. Clark, Refund Insolvency
18th o S-21O7O Ref. No. 64S. ..... 232
% Agnes saF Reed ed Refund ref Id Insolvency 4th
knry W. Anutt, Refund Taxes ....... 1923
10Oarry E. Startmeyer, Refund Taxes. APO
9lHam H. Prescott, Refund 0verpayment
ndiey Boulevard Development Corporation -'''0
s. stoa E. Miller. Insolvency ocG;l8an 1855
4qbph c. Reubson, Ref. Taxes Paid in
75 per erica Stores Company, Ref 1nsovent -N0O
RI 4th-4O63-Ref No 613 ......... 1916
7o5 nfred overtOn, Ref overpaid Taxes 1920
4ry E. Josephine Patten. Ref. Taxes Pd.
lin Error 1898
So Fae Myers, Refund Taxes Paid in Error 44.1O
Ina Meyers. Refund Dupt. Assessment $3.50
ssss5:: Sss r.: .
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81 Forest Walker, Treas To Red. Patten
Property se-1275 ....-........ 2O5.72
al Sunny View SSs-128s 1917
Forest Walker, Treas. To Red Property
20OI Frizzes Island 96-11S2 ......... 61S6
Forest Walker, Treas. To Red Property
lo4 Owens Resurvey 3-1247 ..........- 1889
lOO bs Margaret E. Coolidge, Insolvency LA Pill
- lmuel D. and Moie l.. Shepard, Ref Taxes
4O0 Paid in Error - -, 1888
kthur H. Pierce, Ref. Personal Tax In
= j solvency List No. No. 1919 18th Wood
luz side 20351 Ref. No. 701 .....-....... 7.06
o-uko H. & G. E. W. Patterson Ref. Due to
. insolvency 7th CCPK 1911 Ref. No.
IA 7O3 .--........... $3.50
"a 33anvIle " and Iona R. Custer, Insolvency
~ List No. 1 No 5761 7th Sec. 8 1922
S1.1 Ref. No. 70S Observation-Disclosures. FLAP
- barles F. Wright. Ref. Due to an Insolvency
Z'"1 2nd c. 1912 Ref No. TIP ..-.--..- PA
80 forest Walker. Treas. To red. PIT L 10
49, 81. Easey Sub. S. s., Sold in Error
. TAP 1889 ......................... 106S5
- TOTAL ..................-....... 24O691
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EMPEZO LA SEGREGATION
D1 LOS JUDIOS EN- GUAM
TO A LA VIVIENDA

Berlin, mayo 8.-Comenz6 va
la segregation de los judios en-
cUanto a la vivienda. Los judios
y los noIhebreos no deben habi-
tar en- la misma casa y los judios
poser un nGmero de casas IN
relaci6n con 81 n1mero de habi-
tantes. Las casas de los judios, y
los a~rrendamientos de los judios
con los carlos" deberan ser ter
minados. Los arios RESIDENCES
en- casas Judas pueden pOner
fin a los contracts de arrenda-
miento, un termino de aviso.
No Sc aplica la ley a las fami-
las donde ell mariio es aleman 0
donde haya un "hibrido" de Sc
gundo grade y Una esposa judia.
ada sc ha resuelto en- cuanto a
los judios de nacionalidad ex-
traniero.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

te y hondisima ,.. Y la sorpre.
sa de las cartas de Maria de Ia
Nieves que lie pusieron a punto
de enloquecer 80.
Luego era su Marcia a Ma.
drid en- aquel auto que lie sac6 de
San Sebastian llevandole hast7
Vltoria, a pique de eStreSarse
Ell viaje luego e mel expreso Y su
llegada a Pozuelo, a media no.
che -. y su traslado luego nj
Plantio, junto a la cunita deSsu
Ihijo -.
Y despues, desfilando DOR Il
imagination con la exactitud de
una fotografia, las escenas de 81
estancia en- la casa de campo. Al
Marcia a Madrid, su vista al mi
de IL Guerra su via.
le otra veg al Plantio, va conan
dante, y 81 marcia de uuevo a
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
CON LOS GUANTES

Sicily Krieger, ell campe6n del
peso medic para la Association
Nacional de Boxeo, peleara ell
pr6ximo viernes, a IL asaltos,
en- New York, con Billy Conn, ell
popular y effective gladiator de
Pittsburgh. Mike Jacobs contra
to Ell match y 10 ofrecera en- la
Madison Square Garden.
No Sc discutira ell titulo de
Krieger porque Conn pertenece,
por su peso, a la division de las
IT'S libras.
Fred Apostolic, el campe6n de
las 160 libras para New York y
California, aparece entire las
victimas de Conn.
Lou Ambers, ell italiano aSpi-
rante a reconquistar la corona
del peso ligero Sc batira hoy per
la noche en- Filadeifia, con ell
habil pugilista Jimmy Vaughn.
Ambers pelearan en- fecha
cercana con ell negro Henry
Armstrong, ell gladiator de Ia
doble corona.
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ger, anunci6 aqui que su patro-
cinado desea I'm match con ell ita
liano Fred Apostoli, campe6n re
conocido pur las Comisiones de
ew York y California.
Krieger es ell campe6n del Pc
so medic para la Association Ma
cional de Boxeo, no para las Co.
misiones citadas.
Los peritos estiman que Apos-
toli es un pGgil muy superior a
Krieger, a quien va derrotara IN
dos combate anteriores, sin que
Sc discutiera ell titulo.
Caplin cort6 sus relaciones
con Nat Druxman, empresarl1
de Seattle, con ell cual no Sc ha-
.bia podido llegar a un acuerdo
en- cuanto al bout"
Todo indica que ell match Sc
verificara bajo la direction de
Mike Jacobs.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

0 pertenecia a la categoria de
las celosas, que no dejan al ma
rido salir de noche nj moverse
de su lado -.
De todos MOODS, Eulalia estu
vo varias wees en- ell hotel de
Ramo Florido, aunque va deci-
mos que sin yer a los senoras q.
Pasaba Ell tempo.
Aquel verano fue ell primero,
desde haeia muchos amos, que.
Eulalia no pudo salir de Madrid.
Pero en- cuanto lego ell otono,
con la vuelta del veraneo, la es-
posa de Gandara tuvo mas sucr
te.
FL hijo de una RIGA familia de
mineros de Bilbao Sc prend6 de
ella, y la puso una buena men,
sualidad: mil duros, a mas de
brindarse a instalarla en- un piso
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
DEPORTES
WILMER LUCHARA CON
Ell DRAGON VERDE

Esta noche, en- Benjamin Field,
Ray Wilmer, ell notable luchador
sc batira con ell enmaScarado
Dragon Verde, un atleta de posi-
tiva habilidad.
Wilmer es ell favorito del pu-
blico Y ell Dragon Verde "espera
tirarlo por las sogasr."
Ell empresario Luttrall esco-
gi6 como arbitro del match a
Billy Bartush.
Everette Marshall, el CAM
peon del mundo, Sc batira con e.
~triunfador del match de esta no
che.
Jack Ropers, ell diestro lucha-
dor de Columbus, sc enfrentara
con Charley Strack, ell hombre
de hierro de Boston.
Pete Peterson, de New Ro-
chelle, acept6 I'm match con
Tom Hanly, Ell gigantic de las $50
libras de peso. Sera la primera
presentation del corpulento in
dividuo en- esta ciudad.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Y asi fue como Eulalia de las
Torres, que, a pesar de su histo-
ria con el Millionaire y minero de
Bilbao, no perdia de vista la oca-
sion para vengarse de su senemi
gos, vino a San Sebastian ano y
medic despues de separarse de
su esposo 49,. y asi fue como,
habiendo sabido que Sc encontra
ban en- la Villa Moves las dos
Marias e Isidoro, a los que habia
visitado varias wees en- ell pala-
clio de Madrid, pudo apoierarse,
en- la mahana en- que la mujer
del diplomatico estaba citada
con Miguel de Guzman, lie la fa-
mesa carta que este eAcribiera
a Maria de la Cruz, y qIe aque-
LA g~uardaba en- ell secrftaire de
su prima politica ...
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
CAPITULO XXI
DeSencdntO

Miguel de Guzman lego, en-
efecto. dos dias despues, un saba
do, a Barcelona.
Halbia hecho ell viaje en- un
estado de febrilidad infinita,
con ell alma como en- carne viva,
pensando en- 10 que acababa de
pasar desde que el regresara de
Holanda.
En- solo una semana. icuan
tas cuantas cosas que habian de-
cidido su destino!
Su traslado desde LIE Haya a
Barcelona su aScenso a conan.
dante su llegada a San Sebas.
tan con 81 alma en- fiesta espe-,
randO teneg una algeria rSdiNt-
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

esplendido.
Eulalia rehus6 este dltimo,
porque guerra guardian, hasta
cierto punto, las apariencias e.
Guerra, sobre TODD, pOder Sc.
guir visitando, aunque Sc viera
recibida con cierta extraneza y
no poca frialdad en- muchos ST.
tics, las casas y los palacios dom
de su esposo la habia presenta-
do.
Gustavo supo que ella estaba
en- Madrid; pero constante con
la conducta que Sc habia traza-
do de antemano y con aquel ST
estado de amino de desprecio Y
de rechaza a la mujer infame y
vulgar, sc encogl6 de hombros.
GQue importaba -.
lei eomenzaba a reconciliar-
Sc con Ia vilal -.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
LIGA ~INTERSOCIAL
SuSpendidoS p0r la HaVia

Los dos desafios que para a.
yer habia anunciado la Liga In
tarsocial tuvieron que ser sus-
pendidos a causa de la lluvia.
Dos grandes combates Sc a =
guardaban entire los Mineros y
Garibaldinos, a la 100, y los
Leales y Mambises del Cfrculo
Cubano, en- la segunda parte.
Los m~uchachos peloteros re-
solvieron conservar su energia
para la semana que viene.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Los dos hombres, como 81 fue
ran estrellas, no empezaran su
entrenamiento en- esta ciudad
nasta el miircoles.
Jimmy Dundee Sc batira a
seis asaltos con Robrto Dfaz.
Patrocina Ell programa ell en-
presario La Marque.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Todo esta listo para ell comba-
tie del viernes venidero entire AL
Manfredo, de California, y Cliff
Greenwood, ell astro de SoroSo-
ia.
Greenwood venci6 reciente-
mente a Chino Alvarez y los Pc
ritos de la ciudad donde reside
'opinan que vapuleara a Man
fredo.
Cliff asegura que hara con Al
10 que hiciera con Jahnny Dean,
uno de sus compaheros de esta-
bio.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Pegando IA hits los Piratas
vencieron a las Abejas de Bos-
ton. Cinco carreras hizo ell Pitts
burgh en- la Ultima entrada. AL
fonso Lopez hizo una carrera y
bate6 un hit, en- 8 veces al bate.
Pittsburgh &c, 14h, lie; Bos-
ton &c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
La Gaceta Folletin No. 23S
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

para ir resistiendo mientras tan
to.
Desde lejos, como ell que no 10
quiere habia empezado a obser-
var al marques de Ramo Flori-
do, al que no volvi6 a yer desde
la famosa y fracasada entrevis-
ia de aquel sablazo apocaliptico
que pens6 darle en- Monte Carlo,
cuando 10 vic con su mujer.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Mandado a batear de emergen
ella por los Dodgers, Babe Phelp
pogo un hit con las bases llenas
dando ell triunfo a su club. Bow
man mereci6 la derrota. Ell triun
TO Sc lie acredit6 a Tamulis. Los
bateadores del Brooklyn solo
"conectaron' cuatro wees.
San Luis lie, Oh, De; Brooklyn
&c, All, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
Ell CABALLOL YOUNGSTOWN
VECIO EN- Ell DERBY

Louisville, mayo 8.-LOs peri
tos no Sc equivocaron y ell saba
do ell famoso potro Johnstown ga
no ell Derby de Kentcky mostran
do superioridad sobre todos sus
rivales.
Johnstown es eligible para
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
Notlcias de PeIota
LIGA NACIONAL

Con Paul D%erringer de pitch
erer los Rojos alcanzaron aver
otra victoria, por cuenta de 10,
Phillies. Fue la tercera ganan-
ella consecutive del notable Ian
zadcr. Bateador con gran efectl-
vidad Frank Mccormick, wal
Goodman y Harry Craft.
Cincinnati 13c, 10h, 2e; Fila
DELTA &c, Oh, 2e.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
LIGA AMERICANA

Los Yankees con Ruffing de
pitcher atropellaron a los Me-
dias Blancas. Gordon bate6 dos
"jonrrones".
New York 15c, 19h, De; Chica
go DC, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

tan importantes carreras como
ell Preakness.
Todos los expertos convienen
en- que es una maravilla este po-
tro de tres amos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

San Sebastian, donde tuvo con
Maria de las Moves aquella en-
Jreyista dulcisima, que habia de.
aidldo su vida para siempre an
ties de aver &c.. .
Pore e, jah not: Miguel de
Guzman no dudaba, no podia va
ludar de que Maria viniera a su
lado para siempre, trayendose
al hijo adorable de los dos.
FL tren Sc detuvo en- la esta-
ton del Norte de la ciudad Con-
dial.
Miguel salt6 a terra. conten-
to. dichoso, con csc optimismo
mimitable que comunica al alma
Ell amor v~erdadero.
ioh, como la q~ueria!...
;, La imagen idolatrada de auue
ia muler tan dulce; de aQusla
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Caster limit6 a los Tigres a 8
hits, mientras sus complieros
llegaban 10 wees al home,
con un total de IA hits. I'm jon
IRON de Brucker con las bases lie
mas, en- Ell quinto, resolvi6 Ell jue-
go.
Filadelfia 10c, 14h, De; Detroit
&c, Oh, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Sc SOLICITA In joven latino
active, que desee TRAFALGAR. Diri-
jase al 2305 Morrison Ave-, cast
eSquina a Howard.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Por desgracia para ella, aun.
que claro esta cue Pope y su es-
posa vivian y estaban va en- Ma
drid, ia tai Agueda Cenci, o era
mas viva que IA misma Eulalia,
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Con Melton de pitcher los Gil
gantes vencieron a los Cubs. OFT
bate6 un tribey, un tubey y dos
hits, en- cuatro veces. Bryant
cargo con la derrota.
Chicago &c, Oh, lie; New York
10c, 16h, &c.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Bob Feller, ayudado por un
hit de Hale, venci6 en- la decima
entrada a los Senadores. Cada
club pogo 13 hits. Feller entr6 a
lamar despues de que Allen ha-
bfa sido expulsado del "monticU-
lo".
Washington 7c, 13h, Sc; Gle
veland &c, 13h, Be.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Buck Newsome alcanz6 aver
su segunda victoria del ano, de-
jando al Boston en- 8 carreras y
z hits. Auker fue Ell pitcher de
la derrota.
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
KRIEGER QUIERE u
CON APOSTOLI

New York, mayo 8.-Hymie
ICaplin, director de Solly Krie-
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Suscripci6n semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
LA GACETA

FL peri6dico en- idioma Espanol
de- mas circulation en- Tampa
La gaceta., 1939-05-08

Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
La gaceta., 1939-05-08
"a aAa.ElA

Bostan &c, III, Be; San Luis
Oh, 11h, lie.
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Hostess for Recent Bride

Complimcnting Mrs. Joe A. Des-
sen. a February bride. Mrs. John
r. Sauriol, a sister. was hostess at
miscellaneous shower recently.
Mrs. Dessen is the former Miss
Helen Munsen. The party was held
at the hostess home on Canyon
road. The evening was spent in
playing games and In making a
recipe cabinet for the bride. Late
supper followed.
Mrs. Sauriol was assisted by
another sister, Miss Ruth Munsen.
and Mrs. E. p. Munsey. Guests
were Misses Lorraine Logan. Gwen
Barton. Julie Nicholson. Cecilia
Fischer. Ruth Munsen and Mes
danes Volberg. Dessen, Fred Des-
sen. Peter Freedman. Hattie Nick
elson. Loyal Cartensen, Ray Ripper,
James Carlisle. Laura Dickey, Ray
Williams, Eldred Munsey. Seth
Munsey. Barney Sather, Winfred
Reidsema. May White. Laddie Mof-
fet and Wayne darlington.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. Saur-
iol entertained at a dinner party
for the recently married couple.
The guests on this occasion were
Miss Billie Mcdonald, Mr.. Frank
Eddy of Brcmcrton, Miss Ruth
Munscn and Mr.. Emil Ripoli Of
Tacoma.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Church Group Plans
Friendly Friday

Members and friends of Central
Lutheran church will gather for
the Friendly Friday meeting in
the church parlors on Friday eve
ming at O'Clock. The ST. Luth-
eran Daughters of the Reformation
win present the program. with
Miss Ruth Drowley, president. IN
charge OF program arrangements.
Women of Circle s will be host
esscs for the evening.
The program will include vocal
selections by Mrs. James z. Mac
pherson. accompanied by Miss
orpha Moser. The numbers will be
The Little French Clock" by
Kountz and BE Still Blackbird"
by Sanderson. The program viii
also include community singing
and a skit entitled The Voice of
the Container." Those taking part
viii be Mrs. George II. Fisher,
Misses Mildred Hoff and Marcia
Tharalson. and Messrs. William A.
Evcrson. George Fisher, and Rob
ert Bjorklund.
An informal hour of fellowship
will follow the program and assist
ing Mrs. I. A. wolters. chairman
of Circle s. in serving the refresh
ments viii be Mesdsmes l.. ID.
Thuemmel. George Fisher. Harold
T. Scott. A. c. Arntson. Gertrude
Olson. A. L. Burt. NJ. Ellis. Lena S.
Schwarz. r. b. McCutchcon. Julius
Paulsen and Peter Haaland.
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WHEEL CHAIR - Good condition.
Cheap. li05 So. :
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2MlLAOCCtI&
Destiny Court Honors
State Officers

Members Of the Destiny Court.
Order Of the Amaranth, were
hostesses to more than two hun
bred out-of-town elective officers
from all parts Of Washington Mon
day evening when the annual
party was given for them in the
roof garden of the Masonic tenn
pie. Mrs Luke Scholl, matron of
Destiny court, was general chair
man and special hostesses were
Mrs. Selma Quinn, Mrs. Lucia Fer
guson and Mrs. Bertha Burge. Mrs.
Harry Hin. supreme conductress of
the order tn Washington. was pre-
scented with honorary membership
and favors were presented TO each
honor guest.
A late supper was served from
a table beautifully appointed in
red and blue with pussy willows
and tall white tapers as a center
piece. Yellow daffodils were placed
about the rooms. Mrs. Emelie
Belsvig and her committee ar
ranged the refreshments. The
evening concluded with dancing.
Many came from Seattle. Bell
view, Black Diamond, Shelton.
Puyallup and Auburn for the occa-
sion. Tacoma guests included Mr..
and Mrs. o. d. Ridgeway, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thurman Given, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Hinkle. Mr.. and Mrs. Alec
Law, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lacrone.
Mr.. and Mrs George Desmond.
Mrs. Florence Benjamin, Mrs. Nina
Mrs Mollie Sessford and
Mrs. Oscar Borell.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Two birthday parties were given
recently by Mrs. John Pasinetti
complimenting Mr.. Pasinetti and
Mrs. Edna Van vlack. Eighty-five
guests honored Mr.. Pasinetti.
Dancing in the recreation room.
cards and late supper filled the
evening hours.
On Sunday. Mrs. Pasinetti en-
tertained 80 guests for an Italian
dinner honoring Mrs. Van Nlack.
Guests included Agnes Hutchinson
and Mrs. Mitchell from Seattle, Mr..
and Mrs. B. Pasinetti and son,
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce and children
from Bremerton. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
Flagstead and frankie Londin
from Olympia. and Betty Chad
wick, Jeanne Sandell. r. w. Han
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. J. Maddaloni.
DIR. and Mrs. r. j. Vinei, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. zanoni and John, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. Melton and son. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lundy. Mr.. and Mrs. C.
Tononi, Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Tore
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Van vlack, and the hostesses' two
sons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Wrineer I Ro-ls Pa BIS. Fs pa so. 4.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Open House Marks
Golden Weddino

Following family dinner hon.
oring the golden wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Rob-
bins Sunday an open house was
held at the home Of the dinner
hosts, Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Robbins.
son and daughter-in-law of the
honored couple. Invitations 10 the
reception, which was a surprise af-
fair. were extended to 80 guests.
Features of the evening were a
mock wedding ceremony and a
program of community singing.
The evening was concluded with
the serving Of buffet supper. In
keeping with the golden wedding
anniversary. golden hued flowers
decorated tie rooms. with daffo-
diIls and greens preiominating.
Guests were Messrs. and Mes
danes T. J. Myers. J. NJ. Schmelz,
David Evans, Harry Namauny.
Carl Nelson: Mesdames Andrew
Rakos. Maxine Martin. Esther
knuppe and Minnie Thoeuika of
Everett: Misses Ruth Canale.
Alice White, Gail Donnelly; James
Sleeves OF Seattle. Art Johnson.
Puyallup: Henry Nicely, Puyallup,
and Warren Martin. Jr.
Members Of the immediate fam
lily who were present were the
three sons OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robbins
and their famiiies-c. r. Robbins
Of Tacoma. Mrs Robbins. daugh-
tiers. Helen and Gloria, son. Rom
aid. and step-daughter. Mrs. Jose
phine Taylor: r. B. Robbins Of
Puyallup. Mrs. Robbins daughter
Winifred. son. Dale, and STEP
daughter. Mrs. Maxine A. Martin
/ and H. c. Robbinh
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Pioneer Gathering Honors
Birthday Of Mr.. lufkens

Mr.. Charley Lutkens of Pleasant
Valley near Elbe was honored at
a surprise party recently. The &C.
casion was his SEVENTEEN birthday
anniversary which was attended
by a group of seventy-fivc pioneers
and their families. During the
party the guests were shown some
of the unusual wood carvings
which the honor guest has made
since 1891. when he came to Plea
SAINT Valley.
Guests came from Bremerton,
Tacoma. Lakewood, Chop Valley
and Alder.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wahlers. 1922
So. Monroe ST.. entertained Satur-
day afternoon at birthday party
for their son. Gene Leroy. who
celebrated his ninth birthday.
Games were played with favors
going to Ronald Bloom and Joey
Marker.
The guests included Ronald
Bloom, Ralph Fisher. joey Marker.
Ernie Evans. Bobby Carter. Billy
Erickson, Richard Blanchar d,
Bobby and Juanita Russell and Ron
ME Wahlers. Mrs. Wahlers was
assisted by Mrs. Eldon Blanchard
and Mary Jane Hasselback.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-03-04
Parties for January Bride

Mrs. Marvin Herness tGeorgene
Prince) whose marriage was a sur
prise event. Of January. has been
entertained at many parties since
her marriage. The most recent was
a kitchen shower given at the home
Of Mrs. Severn Herness. 744I So.
G st. Assisting the hostess was
Mrs. Harold Herncss Mildred
Paulson). Games were played with
prizes going to Mrs. l.. Crottcau.
Mrs. G. kagler. Mrs. Z. Curry and
Mrs. r. Norton. Guests included
Mcsdames NJ. Hunt, b. Moberg. G.
kagler. G. Hernes. Theodore Her.
ness. J. Coma. L. Crottcau. E.
Curry. r. Norton. L. Sandy and
Miss Ruth Schilling.
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The sewing group Of Ray c.
Roberts auxiliary. Veterans of
Foreign Wars. met Tuesday at
the home Of Mrs. d. M. DePaul,
141l So. Cushman ave. Potluck
lunch was served at noon. and the
afternoon was spent making band
ages for the Soap Lake hospital.
Those sharing the afternoon were
MesCamcs A. l.. Morris. auxiliary
president: Lester Clark. George
Sides, A. r. Hofstad, John Mar
xano, o. c. Fletcher. William
Craig, A. w. Schlegel. L. w.
Craig. Walter Walker. Robert
Colombini. Lyle Burgess. Frank
Balssno. Icona Fromhold. John
Mariana. r. M. Fletcher. Arthur
home Of Mrs. Raymond Lee.
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S5-QUlCK lOANS-S30O
On Signature Only and Chattel
Lowest Rates Easy Payments
HARRY J. RINKER
AN RiCAN LOAN CO.
775-2e Rust rldg. AAin esi4
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Situations Wanted. Male

gardener wants shrub
trimming. lawn remodelng. Clark,
MAin 1896.
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Male Help Wanted
Female Help Wanted

REASONABLE haircuts az Molor's
Barber college. 1915 Pacific ave.
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PRACTICAL NURSE wants work. ref
erences. reasonable. PR 2e93-J
ask for Mrs. B.
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EXPERIENCED GIRL for general
houscwork References required
Phone MA 1898. $40 No Tacoma
ave
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Exchanges and Swaps

FOR TRADES acres IN edge OF Fran
eitas. Texas, for late MODEL car.
Harold Race, r. !. Box 5i3. Olym-
pia. Wash
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CHICKENS WANTED
Call Us Before You Sell
Garland 1912 1886 Pacific Ave
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Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous for Sale
Miscellaneous for Sale Miscellaneous for Sale
Used Furniture Bdr9dins

I-Paeifjc Oil Range. with col; used as oenon-
stfator ooy ;. reg $3.50 ;. sac. $3.50
Spark Oil Heater maued in shipping reg.
$3.50 sac ......................., 1880
I-Spars Oil Heater: used as oemonshotor only 1850
Used Universal 4Bur0er Electric Range -. 2450
I-Montag Used Wood Heater .........,.... 1850
Used 3-pc Walnut Finish Bedroom Suite :.
BED, Dressing Table Cbiffooer ........... $3.50
davenport in very GOOD condition .. only. $3.50
New STANDARD Electric Cabinet Base Range
reg. $3.50 sac ..,...,....-.., $3.50
New STANDARD Electric Leg Base 4-BJner Range
reg. $3.50 sale ................ 1880
SEE OUR NEW LINE OF GENERAL ELECTRIC
RANGES AND REFRlGERATORS
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CAVANAUGH has q PLAN

RADIO and Refrigerator expert ser
vice. Homer King Inc. 748 Market
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NEED WORK Of any kind. GO home
nights Have pa year old child
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