The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
PuYallup Accident Victim
Dies Of Week Old Injuries
Crosh rotul to Mrs. Hommsmsistsr
DR.. Aylsn Reelected an Director


PuYAILuP - Funeral services
were being arranged Monday for
Mrs. Amelia NJ. Hammermeister
T5-year-old victim Of an automobile
collision In Puyainp . week ago.
who died Sunday In q Tacoma
hospital.
Mrs. Hammermeistsr Was hurt
when tho car driven by her son.
j. ]. Hammermeister Of 1910 9th
VI. y. W. was struck At the corner
Of 7th ave. and I'd 1T. q w.
Sunday. Feb, rs. by one driven by
Lloyd Baisingcr. fuyaiiup high
school senior.
The younger Mrs Hammer
meister. also in the car, received q
back injury In the wreck,
Mrs. A m lila Hammermeisser
came To Puyallup In 1919 from Ed
monitor, Alberta, and lived nj iif6
7th ave. 8. w.
Surviving are six Sons. John,
Albert and Herman OF Puyallup.
Emil and Ralph In Alberta. Cam
ada, and Alex of Tacoma: three
daughters. Mrs. Augusta Elke Of
Auburn: Mra Julia Mleske. Ed
monitor, and Mrs. Emma Nina
han. Puyailup: one brother. Dan
Renas. Alberta: two sisters, Mrs,
wilmena Fishbaek, saskatchswan.
and Mrs. sussana REEVE, Alberta.
20 grandchildren and II great
grandchildren. Mrs. Hammcrmcist-
err was a member of Emmanuel
Lutheran church. wrigley and
Clements will announce arrange
ments.
school Heads Elected
Or Charles n. Aylen VIII remain
on the puyallup school board an
other three years. He polled s9s
votes at the annual school election
at the high school Saturday; his
opponent. Fred d. Robbins. 100.
For the one-year term. to sue
coed DR.. r. L. scheyer. resigned.
William Kemp was the choice with
493 votes. Fred M. Robbins ran
second with 3s5. Mrs. Nydia jolly
Case, third with 81. and Harold
Shaw. fourth. with 70
Alderton consolidated with the
Rhodes Lake district, elected three
sticlcer candidates as no one had
filed for the open directorships.
Edward Gibson was chosen for the
thrse-year term, George BadRley
for two years. and Richard ~
oliver. one year
Hanson At woodIawn
Incumbent Oscar Hanson vas
again the choice for the three.ysar
term At Woodlawn. He ran against
J. A. Mariinson and Mrs. A e,
fucker. who ran second and third.
respectively. A proposition 10 Ivy
nine mills for the general fund
carried by a vote Of % 10 7 and
mother. also nine mills. went over
% for and 8 against. for bond ~
ircment
Paul Greeley was the choice for
Inc three-year term over c. G.
Rounds At Firgrovs. A propagation
% levy six mills for the general
'und and four mills for tins build
ng fund carried without opposi-
ion.
Voters in the Edgemopt school
district returned Mrs. Alice He'd
ion, incumbent director. for an
,ther three years without opposi-
ion. A 15-mill levy was carried
which included four mills for non
'estdrnt high school expense. five
or current expense and ax mills
or bond retirement
Holy Week SERVICES
Plans have been completed by
Rev. Philip Graf. pastor Of ths
first Baptist church. for a ser1ss
u Holy week services each eve
ling Of that week beginning al
30 There will be a different
Ipeaker each night
Monday evening Rev. Walter
pastor ~ tina FIRST I
BAPTIST church. Tacoma. ~dii d. /
ivrr the address Rev. William I
Turner u the Sixth Avenue Fsap- I
ri church. Tacoma. viii BE- ths
Ipssksr Tueg1ay. and Wednesday 4
'venlng. Rev Paul Fong pastor u
he First Cninsss Baptist church