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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Miss Silje Bride
AT ST. Patrick's
Ceremony Solemni1ed
Wednesday Morning

Miss Geraldine Marie Silje,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Silje, and Mr.. George
Paul Frankie, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Steve Frankie, were unit
ed in marriage at 10 o'clock
Wednesday morning. The GER
emory was performed in st.
Patrick's church by the Rev.
Sigmund in a setting of gladi-
oil, lilies and carnations.
Mrs. Bernard Bagan and Mrs.
A. B. Parusich were the soloists,
and Mrs. Lyon the organist. Their
numbers were ION This Day"
and Schuberts ave Maria" The
bride had for her maid of honor,
her sister, Miss Prudence Silje. Mr..
Roy Frankie served his brother as
best man and ushers were Messrs.
Dom Contanti and Dom Kuljis.
The bride, who was escorted by
her father, wore gown OF white
slipper satin made with a sweet
art neckline, long pointed
sleeves, a full skirt and a court
length train. Her long veil had
shorter over-drape. Her flowers
were a colonial bouquet of orchids
surrounded with stepanotis.
The maid of honor wore a pink
net gown with full, two-tiered
skirt, a sweetheart neckline and
a very tight bodice. Her flowers
were a colonial bouquet of pink
roses and sweet peas and she had
a hat of pink tulle and forget-me-
nots.
After the ceremony there was
reception at the Silje home on
North 28th st. In the receiving
line were the bride and bridegroom
and their parents. The brides
mother welcomed guests in sheer
navy blue crepe gown, with which
she wore corsage of gardenias,
and the bridegroom mother re-
ceived in a black silk crepe jacket
dress. Her flowers were also gar
denias.
Summer flowers were used about
the rooms and sweet peas and car
nations decorated the table. Din
ner was served at $50 o'clock for
members of the immediate family
and a few close friends. Assisting
with the serving were Mrs. A. ].
kordich and Mrs A. Sule.
Later Mr.. and Mrs. Frankie left
on their wedding trip, Mrs. Frankie
wearing black jacket dress with
lime-colored top. Her accessories
were green and she wore a gardenia
corsage. Upon their return, Mr..
Frankie and his bride will make
their home in Tacoma
The bride is a graduate Of Sta
dunn high school while Mr.. Frankie
attended Hoquiam high.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Tacoma Girls Off
For San Diego
Misses Sussmsn and kleinsr
Convention Delegates

Leaving Wednesday eve
ming at $50 from the Union
depot viii be Mas Rhoda
Sussman and Miss Josephine
kleiner who viii attend a
Junior B'nai Birth Girls
auxiliary convention In San
Diego July 50.
Miss kisiner Ia the new president
for tho coming ynar. while Miss
sunaman just retired from that
office. Roth girIs will be gone
three wrrks and on the way home
will stop In Ios Angeles and San
Francisco to visit friends and rela-
tives and take In the fair.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Mrs. Raudebaugh
OF McKenna Dies

Funeral services were being ar
ranged Wednesday for Mrs. Rsna
r Raudebaugh. 80. who died sud
denly Tuesday evening At the
family home AZ 8cKenna. She
had been a resident Of AcKsnna
since 1924. moving there from Ia
coma, and previously had lived In
Puyallup She was a member Of
the Methodist church and was a
past natron Of Yelm chapter No.
1856. o. r. S.
Surviving are her husband.
Lawrence Raudebau9h a daughter.
Miss Eleanor. three sisters, Mrs.
Mary Meader Of Puyallup. Mrs.
Evelyn Kidd Of Tacoma and Mrs.
Nellie StUlp In Kansas. and q
brother. Erlum Mllen Of Aberdeen.
WriRley and Clements Of Puyallup
viii make the funeral announce
ment.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Academy Alums
Announce Cruise
Mu. Nelson Chairman Tor
Annual Event. July D

The Aquinas Alumnao AS.
ISOLATION has chartered the
Elsie c. for a cruise July 9th.
The committee headed by
Mrs. Robert Nelson have
planned a five-hour cruise.
beach fire and late supper.
Assisting Mrs Nelson are Mrs
Thomas Coleman. ticket chairman.
Mrs. Dick Tilley. refreshments
Miss Mary Dragoyieh. publicity.
also Mrs Robert Snyder. Mira.
Gladys Weir. Miss Elvera Gaga'
liardi. president of the association.
Reservations may be made by
calling Mrs Thomas Coleman at
PR soss or Mrs. II. w. Nelson at
PR 2aii.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Yacht Club Ladies
To Hold Luncheon
First Affair in Newly-D
Clubtooms Monday

The Ladies' auxiliary Of the
Tacoma Yacht club will be the
first to enjoy the attractive
clubrooms which have just
been completely refinished
and furnished when they
gather for their regular
luncheon and business meet
ing on Monday afternoon at
1870.
Mrs. Paul Riggs Is chairman for
the afternoons events and for
luncheon is being assisted by Mrs.
Everett Stevens. Mrs. Gershom
Rowland and Mrs. r. b. Wright.
Mrs. Frank Rybin, president OF
the group, will be in charge Of the
business Of the afternoon. After
the formal session OF club affairs.
there will be an informal social
hour
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
PIT. A. Congress
Meets in Seattle

When the executive committee
of the Washington Congress Of
Parents and Teachers, with Mrs
]. S. Stewart of Longview presid-
ing. met in Seattle on June 2s and
20 to plan the states work for the
year, endorsement was made of
the findings Of the regional Par
t-Teacher conference held in We
natchee on June 6, as follows:
Since unemployed youth between
the ages of Is and rs are suscepti-
BILE to subversive, un-American ac-
tivities, revitalizing concern about
youth is urgent; that emphasis be
placed on character and spiritual
training; that promotion of visual
and audio visual education should
be urged.
Resolutions passed at recent
King county convention also en-
dorsed include urging cooperation
Of the press in the suppression Of
unfavorable publicity in cases Of
juvenile delinquency; establishment
OF community co-ordinating coun-
ellis In connection with juvenile
courts TO consider welfare in all
its phases; that local parent
teacher groups be alert to lighting
ating. and other health measures
in the public schools; that strict
examination be made of communi-
cations and speakers.
Appointments from the parent
teacher organization to serve FOR
the coming year on the allied com
mittee Of is, are.
Mrs. Fred F. Pnaum, Tacoma;
Mrs c. f. Franklin and Mrs.
Walter Perry. Seattle; Mrs. NJ. 4.
Threlkeld, Bellingham; and Mrs.
Theo. o. Evanson. Ellensburg. Mrs
Franklin and Mrs. Pnaum will
serve on the school lands commit
tee, with Mrs. Perry and Mrs.
Eyanson serving on the school fl
nance committee.
Those attending the executive
committee meeting were:
Mrs. Stewart. president; Mrs.
Threlkeld, second vice president;
Mrs. W. X. Hall. Entiat. third vice
president; Mrs. II. ]. Rinker, fourth
vice president, and Mrs. T. c.
Beardsley. office secretary. both
Of Tacoma; Mrs. Sidney Living
ston, Pssco. sixth vice president;
Mrs. Fred belong. Bremerton
budget chairman. Mrs c. r.
Franklin. treasurer, Mrs. 7 Il.
Jones. recording secretary Mrs.
". H. Utter. psrliamentsrisn, and
Mrs. Charles p. Mesgher, press
chairman, all Of Seattle.
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Neavs and Notes Society," Clubs Schools Church Groups
Miss Brush, Mr.. Gordon Wed
In Pretty Ceremony at Home
Popular Younger Set Members Take Vows; Bride Is Al
tractve in Victorian Style Gown Of Dotted Swiss

Myriad tall white apers the only light for the
beautiful wedding Tuesday evening in which Miss Julia
auderdale Brush eldest daughter of Mrs Percy Porter
Brush became the bride of Mr. Norton Gordon of Mrs
Edith Norton Gordon. The service read in the Brush
home on No. Yakima before fireplace eXqusely
banked with many white hydrangea sprays and soft green
Candeabra placed the mantel and the
of the home beautiful with many baskets of varegated
garden blooms
The bride the mprovised altar with her brother
Mr. John Brush and there the candles burned brightly
the Rev. Harold B. Long read the ceremony
Before the exchanged Miss Grace Mclean
sang Because and "Ich Lebe Dich" with Mrs Richard
D. Smith at the piano. and playing the professional and
occasional numbers. The striking
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Two Children
Burned 10 Death

EUGENE. Ore. Two children OF
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Chase burned
10 death last night when their home
at Jasper. small community
southeast Of here. caught fire and
trapped them in an upstairs bod
room.
The victims yere Darrell Chase
seven. and his sister. Pauline. II.
A brother. Allen. II. jumped from
an upstairs window. but not before
he waa burned 40 seriously bo had
10 be taken 10 n hospital here. A
nelghbor. Glenn cummina. also was
burned when he ran into the house
In AN unsuccessful effort To save
the children. lie wore only pa
jamas.
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Vows Exchanged Tuesday Evening
In Quaint Little Chapel at c. P.S.
Miss Msuriis SHANK and Mr.. Norman aunions Plight
roth; VII Go 10 Mexico on Wedding Trip

Memories OF college days gave charming note Of sent-
ment 10 the wedding ceremony Tuesday evening at
O'Clock IN which Miss Mauri,a Mae Shank daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs Clarence " shank became the bride Of Mr. Nor
man Day Runions son OF Mr.. and Mrs Harold Runions.
since the exchanged in the quaint setting Of the
Little Chapel of the College Of Puget Sound of which both
the bride and bridegroom graduates.
White tapers burned during the ceremony and cast pretty
lights on the blue dephnum and white Madonna lilies which
decorated the chapel The aisles marked with white
bows and sprays Of the flowers.
As the guests arrived they heard lovely organ music
from the large chapel played by Mr. Leonard Andcr
and in the Little Chapel just before the ceremony Miss
Jane Powers played the wedding music and accompanied
Mr. Robert Cowden cousin of Mr. Runions who sang Tho
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beauty was attractively accented
by her Victorian style gown of
white dotted Swiss, made with
graceful full skirt and short puffed
sleeves. It was trimmed with Va
lencienne lace and had lovely in
sets of nainsook embroidery. She
wore also elbow length lace mitts
and carried in her bridal bouquet
gardenias and pale yellow roses
with white sweet peas.
Miss Marion Brush was her sis
ter's single attendant, her gown
being dusty pink lace over taf-
feta with which she carried pale
pink rosebuds.
Mrs. Brush wore for her daugh-
ter's wedding a gown of black
marquisette over green lowered
taffeta and had corsage of yell
low rosebuds and gardenias.
Mr.. William Drury was Mr.. Cor
don's best man for the ceremony.
Guests coming to the wedding
were greeted at the door by Mrs.
John Brush, sister-in-law Of the
bride. At the reception which fol-
lowed, Mrs. Jerome Sage of Sc
attic had charge of the brides
cake; Mrs, Ward Alvord, sister of
the bridegroom, the guest book;
and those assisting were Mrs.
Arthur Poole, Mrs. James Le-
Penske, Mrs. Herbert Duren, Mrs.
Charles f. johnson and Mrs. John
Pagni.
The table was conferred with
white madonna lilies and white
rose buds and the tapers were set
in silver holders. Mrs. Morris c..
Fairchild and Mrs. Hereford c..
Fitch presided at the table.
The bride chose a two-piece,
corn-colored Palm Beach suit for
her travelling ensemble. She wore
brown accessories and had a cor
sage of white stephanotis. When
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon return from
their wedding trip they will be
established in Tacoma.
Mrs. Gordon attended Annie
Wright seminary, the College of
Puget Sound and the University
Of Minnesota. She is a member
of Alpha Phi sorority. Her hus-
band attended dunn high
school, Washington State college.
and is a member of Sigma NJ fra
ternity and Bachelor club.
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NJ pbt Aoit Aht CpStf pa AStiiHo win
be among those having family
gatherings for the Fourth OF July.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Murphy will
be entertaining no-host group
at their Steilacoom lake summer
home.
Mrs. Donald Doud is entertain
ing a few friends for supper that
evening and her daughter, Miss
Betty. has also invited group of
the younger set in for the day of
celebrating.
Mrs. Thomas Murphy. who has
been at Hood canal for several days
will be remaining over the Fourth.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Z. Kelly are
planning family gathering for
the Fourth. Coming from Seattle
to be with them for the holiday
viii be their son-in-law and daugh-
ter. Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Minis
and their two children, Shawn and
Thale.
Mrs. Robert Abel is returning
today from a trip east. She has
been gone nearly a fortnight, her
travels taking her to Mackinack
Island, Mich.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. J. mickey and
their youngsters have been estab-
lished at their Rosehilla cottage
for some time and on Mrs.
Muckey's return from a trip east,
she brought her niece with her Tor
a visit here.
Here for a few DAYS from her
home in Vancouver. b c. Is Mrs.
William Francis Osburn dorothy
Mueller. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Mueller. VINO Is being vel
coined by a host Of the younger set
For short while they have been
vacationing with the John Auellers
Al their summer home across the
bay. near Gig Harbor.
A Tacomsn planning to leave
soon for California Is Mrs. J A.
Minshull Margaret Bradshaw,
who with Mr. Minshull will start
for California al the end Of the
week. Mrs Minshull Is the daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs George ".
Bradshaw Of Sumner Heights. She
will visit her sister. Mrs. A II.
Wiebe, formerly Kathryn Brad
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Week of July Fourth Busy One
For Many Score Tacomans
Travellers Also in Busy Whrl as Summer Season Gets
Under Way; Many Yachting Parties Planned

Comngs and goings of travellers, added to social festv
tiles conuncve with the bridge and McChord field openings,
topped off with traditional Independence day observances
Thursday, make Juy's first week the busiest in many
summer
Many Tacomans have earlier in the opened their
country homes the sound and at the lakes and at nearly
every of the colonies there will be picnic supper
ing beach roickng and fireworks displays in the evening
In addition to private parties the clubs festive for the
OCCASION both the University club and the Tacoma club have
been open for dancing several evenings this week Many
Yacht club members planning holiday cruises this week
also.
will sha" IN Los Angeles lhy plan
be among having family ao an ' '. '' Vi many
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The bride approached the altar
with her father. where the Rev.
johnson Of First Christian church
read the service. Her beautiful
gown OF embroidered organEa was
made with fitted bodice and fun
floor length skirw and her finger
tip length vcil fel from quaint
toque topped with a pretty bow
matching her gown. Peach gla-
doll were in her bridal bouquet
and she woie gold chain. a gift
from the bridegroom, a. her only
jewelry.
Like the brides dress. the two
attendants were in gowns made
with full skirts and short puffed
sleeves. Theirs were Of white net
with which they carried shesfs OF
blue delphinium. From bows In
their hair strcamers fell TO skirt
length. They wore bracelets given
10 them by the bride. Mrs. Thomas
Taylor Eleanor Davies1 was ma
iron Of honor and Mrs Ray Ssbin
Betsy chasel was the bridesmaid.
Mr. Runions was attended by his
father nv best man and Mr.. Dillard
Van Eaton. and the unhers were
Mr. Reuben Gaines. Mr. Thomas
Taylor, Mr.. Ralph Benson. Mr..
Judd Day and Mr.. Ray Sabin,
Little David Helm. cousin Of the
bridegroom, was the ringbearcr,
Mrs Shank. Mrs. Rnnions this
bride and bridegroom and ths
brides attendants received IN the
college reception rooms after the
wedding. Here the flowers were
pink and white OF many varieties
and on the collation. table white
tapers we're used with flora
centcrpiece.
Mrs. Shank wore dress of ligh
blue jersey for the wedding and
had n corsage Of pink carnations
Mrs. Runions was gowned In ashei
OF roses chiffon and also wore
pink carnations.
Assisting at the reception were
Mrs. Robert Fewell, Mrs. Lane
paskill. Miss Mary Adelaide Ray
bould, Mrs. LaVonne Helm, Mrs
Reuben Gaines, Miss Jane cowden
Mrs. William Vineyard. Miss Lou
Use Boyd, Miss Virginia Day and
Miss Martha Baker.
For her travelling outfit Mrs
Runions wore black suit with
black felt hat and white acccs.
series and contrasting oorsaRe. For
several days the young couple will
be at Harbor Heights. vashon L.
land. and next week Will leave for
an extended motor trip south. Ms
far A. Mexico They will visit In
Hollywood and Will take In the
Golden Gate exposition.
In addition 10 the College Of
Puget Sound. Mrs. Runlons did
graduate work In education ~ the
University Of Washington She IN
a member Of Kappa Sigma Theta
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Return from Motor Trip
THROUGH Western States

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Thayne and
Mr.. and Mrs Milton Avery have
returned 20 their homes In Taco
ma after several weeks motoring
through Idaho. Utah and Colorado.
IN Colorado they visited friends
ana relatives including Mr.. and
Mrs. Glen Thsyne in la lara and
Mr.. and Mr. Pay Thsyns at Salt
LAKE City, Utah.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Slaysrs Of Woman
Killed by Posse

KNOXVILLE. Tea. Two men
who killed a woman and wounded
night1AtchmAn IN a <s-bOur
Dsrlod Ia which they also cum
fnitisd a series u roDbeFlss. we're
tracked dawn and killed today ny
a posse,
More than 100 men we're search
ing through the brushlsnd south
Of Bishop whsn they found the
fugitlyss.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
New Smelier
Unit Ready
Ssort Opsrotinq
II on fnduy

ts~usttnx tho sm~itsr.s prudn~-
tina % refined cooper f.aoa tens
per nan,h. eew ssso ooo sddsttoa
To tho sieetresstie refinery 10 cow
plete tn. wreck and viii - put lato
cperatissa Friday
According 10 g A. White. zen.
esai manager. u win take another
month hsfers tho sdalslsn I. ecm-
rlsssiy 'lesss~de sna producing A
that time. The Tseema smelter wiil
have . total prudussien n srrvc~s-
mstsls 1000 tens ~ virtually
pure copper each srnnsh.
the leeAl plant 10 th@ largest
combination smsIssv-refin~sy wsse
a The Atlantic states
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Mrs. Clapp Vaeaiionine
At Lake Tahoe

While on a vacation IN Califor-
MIA Mrs. Norton Clapp and her
four sons, Jim, Matthew, Davis.
and the baby, are stopping at
Tahoe Tavern on beautiful Lake
Tahoe in the Sierra Nevada noun
tains. They will be at the spacious
resort near the Nevada border for
the next five weeks.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-07-04
Candidate WILKES
Brother in Seattle

SEATTLE --- Wendell Wlllkie's
younger brother. s3-year-old ed.
ward. arrived here by plane We'd
perday and Immediately predicted
Republican victory In IN. fail
election. Edward willkis IL vice
president in charge n salmon
operations for Libby. heseili a
Libby IN AiasbA
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Obituary N Offices


Claude L. Grout, 40, of t6ip
A St. died Tuesday IN n local hos
pital. lie was nm rmpioys ~ tho
Andersen Fuel Go, Born in Ia.
coma. he had lived here all his
life and was member of the
Eagles lodge and ~ the Team
sters union. Surviving are his
wife. Dorothy NJ. his mother,
Mrs. Anna Grout, ons sister. Mfs
Lottle johnson. and t~o brothers,
Lou ana Charles, all OF Tacoma.
Funeral announcement by Lynn,
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Fe'es Granddaughter al
Birthday Party

Mrs Joseph l.. Diyen entertained
last Wednesday st party honor
ing her granddaughter. Joan Owen.
on the occasion 81 her third birth
day. she IL the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. John Owen of Inter
laaksn. There were u small
guests al the party.
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sorority and tho Club n Hearts.
and her husband belongs n Delta
Kappa Phi and bachelor club They
were both graduated from stadium
high shooi.
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John Ranahan, infant son NJ
Mr. and Mrs Peter hanahsn. ~
1850 Fawcstt ave. died Tuesday
at local hospital Funeral an
nouDesmspt by Lynn.
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II you're not using ii, sell il with
= Fast Action Times Want Ad.
Phone Main 1851.
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HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Page One. Column One
HERE'S MORE ABOUT

flc fatalities totalcd 1900
In the first five months of
the year. an Increase of $50
deaths over the number rc-
corded in the Same period Last
year. May. last month for
which tho record has beeu
tabulatesl. produced 2.bi0 ia
taIIile. In traffic. II IL =
grim eensls-and 30 useless.
State safety tests may 10
able Ia detect defective me-
chanism In cars and trucks.
but tho syatem dues not yet
appear 10 have been perfected
by which defective mental
processes can be- classified or
repaired short of jails and
cemeteries.
/ EFT IA imagine a national
" catastrophe. say an earth
quake, in which $500 people
Loaf their lives. 10000 were
injured.
We would all pitch In 10 do
anything possible TO prevent
II from happening again.
Yet that Ia simply Last
years accident toll for July
In the United States. Ths
toll taken each year by cele-
brations Of tha Glorious
Fourth merely sets tho key
for what Ia always our gorisst
accident month.
The National Safety eoun-
Gil ls properly urging the CO.
operation Of every person In
the country 10 reduce this
fearful destruction Of lifr and
property. II ID not enough Ia
expect public authorities tn
net 10 stem this tide Of de-
struetion. Every man. wom-
an, and child can help.
See To II that you and every
member of your family play
II safe" not only on the
Fourth. but throughout the
month. That in itaeIf will
better serve the country than
shooting of any number Of
cannon-crackera.
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Jimmie gasi Bssnd Services
vera held Wednesday morning al
this hsllingsr chapel. rlth inter-
msnt in ROY csmsisfys surviving
are hls parents. Mr. and Mrs
Marvin Carl Brand. and grand
parents. Mrs. Clara Davidson and
Nj and Mrs. W. T. Brand.
Isar Dasisison Friday. . 70 ..
m 81 t1os enureh. ogrtsEs 70
leave caaseay a Aiisa ~ sis.
lpirrmsni. Calvary esnsisry.
Mr.. ssttle BoEEs FRIDAY. z
o. m. casssdy a Alien. Itss. Roy
Leslie Smith. intsrmsnt. Noun.
tain View esmstsry.
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Mr. Jessie L. Clark, 10. ~
Kansas city. Kan, died Tuesday,
at a local hospital. lihs was q
member ~ the Christian ehufch.
Surviving are three daughters.
Mrs. Dorothy Kelley and Miss
Irene Clark ~ ksna.a City and
Mrs, Mildred Minor II seattle.
one brother. sld .Iiarr II Missouri.
and four sisters. Mrs. ida Shock
ley u iowa. Mrs. kffis Brssdsn
Of Round springs. Mo. Mrs. Net
tic Smith ~ Lon Angeles, and
MRS. Winnie ksnnsy ~ jefferson
City, Mo Funeral announcement
by Msilinssr
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shaw, In Los Angeles. They plan
also an interesting tour OF many
places of interest
The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-02-14

honor. Among the guests from ou of town participating were Crane Knight Charles Macdonald, Rasi Grand Knight Thomas Scadden anc Chancellor Joseph Robinson 0 Sheridan council of Waterbury. Rev Albert Taylor of St. Francis churct and Rev. Bernard J. Butcher of St Mary's church, the latter councf chaplain, also were present. .
 MT. Maher, in thanking his brOth@ knights for the horors conferred upon him, recalled the early days os his membership, of the wide prOfni- nence enjoyed by Ojeda council de- gree teams and of many incidents that marked the annals of the c0nn- cil since the turn of the century. He placed credit for all of Ojeda councils successes upon an aggreS- sive ambitious membership cooper ating with splendid officers and in a finely delivered talk urged unity of purpose and action on the part of all present members regarding the future events of the council.
 Refreshments were served climax ing the very successful program, which was regarded as one of the finest sponsored by Ojeda council in many years.