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Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26
MILLVHL.E

! The interior OF the Methodist
4 Church OF this town is being redec-
GRATED and the outside beautified
by a new coat of paint. Services
this Sunday morning, Sunday school
at the usual hour, with preaching at
II o'clock by the pastor, Rev. J. E.
Parker.
Philip West Of this place suffered
a stroke early Sunday morning. He
is slightly improved at this time. Mr.
Vests children were all home on
Sunday: Philip West, Jr., Mrs. May
Parker and daughter, Mildred. Miss
Anna West, Mrs. Earl Keehn and
son Earl Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Ben
nett and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
mer Tilghman.
Mrs. Raymond Belts spent the
past week at RehobOth with her sis
ter, Mrs. w. L. Richards. Of VIII
mington, at the Richards RehobOth
home.
Miss Frances Williams Of Selby-
willie has been the house guest Of
Miss Pauline McCabe. She has re-
turned to Selbyville, accompanied
BY Miss Pauline. who will spend a
few days with her friend.
Mrs. Mary Holt. of Philadelphia,
will be the guest of her children,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Aydolett, for
several days.
Mrs. Lawrence Derrickson and son
Clayton Of New Castle were here on
Thursday with their mother and
grandmother. Mrs. Sadie Williams.
Mrs. Williams other guests the past
week were her brother. Hunter Crist
OF Texas, and Audubon, N. ]. Mr..
Crist was accompanied by his son
F0rrist and daughter Jean OF Audu-
bon, and Mrs. Elven Boozer and son !
Elven Jr. Of Texas. They were also |
the guests of Mr.. Crist's brother,
Moses Crist OF Stoney Landing, on /
Sunday. Mrs. Williams had with her /
her son and wife Capt. and Mrs. Clay
Williams and sons Lou and Willard /
Of Upper Darby. Pa.
Miss Matte West Is In Camden, N.
J., where she will spend a couple
Of weeks with her uncle and aunts,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses West. and Mr..
and Mrs. Len Hudson.
L. NJ. Hudson and son Billy, with Z
several young krtenQd, spent the L
weekend at the Hudson farm, re-
turning TO Camden Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Hudson
and son Roy, who had spent the
week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil McCabe spent
Sunday at Lewes beach where they
we're the guests Of Capt and Mrs.
Reuben Daisey.
Miss Gloria Cross is spending her
vacation with her aunt and cousins,
Mrs. LOttie MaEee and daughters.
Their Sunday guests were Mrs. Kate
and John Hamilton.
Mrs. G. Z. Schenck and Mrs. 1. r.
8nzby have been the guests for
lew days Of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph C. i
Steele. Mr.. Schenck and Mr.. Buzby
here Saturday. On Sunday /
hey all returned to their homes in
and LaYiatock. n. J.
isaac West spent Sunday at
Bethany Beach with George Albert ]
at the Wharton Restaur-
mt K
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26
ADMINIsTRATRIx,s NOTICE

All persons indebted to the estate
Of John H. Houston, deceased, are
hereby notified to settle the same on
OF before the first day Of September,
1910, and all those having claims
against the estate to present the
same, duly attested, on or before
the first day Of September, 1910.
VIOLA HOUSTON,
f-z6-3t Administrative.
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PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE
Saturday, August 10. 1910.
AT ZOO P. ~
In front Of the First National Bank
Milton, Delaware.

The Trustees Of the First National
Bank Of Milton viii offer for sale the
following described properties;
No. Lot with modern improve
menls. Known as the Thomas H. DOUG
las property. Containing piece OF land
about three-fouFths acre. more or less.
Improved by two story dwelling with
modern improvements. Shade trees and
beautiful shrubbery.
No. 2-Lot with modern improve
ments. Containing one-third acre Of
land, more or less Known as the J.
Carey Palmer property
a. Plot Of land adjoining above.
containing $4,000 sq. #.
b. Plot OF land adjoining above.
containing $500 sq. II.
These properties are both located on
North Union Street. and are excellent
locations.
No. s-Lot with First National Bank
brick building. A modern building for
several purposes.
Also chairs. tables. oil burner, vault
and vault equipment. adding machines.
and other equipment pertaining to
bank. Or such equipment as may be
held by the trustees on the above date.
TERMS: 2Oqs day of sale, balance
upon delivery of deed.
Geo. w. Simpler. Auctioneer. j2e-2t
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26
YoU BREAK AND BEND

oxy-acetylene Welding, Cutting
and Brazing. We specialize n Elee-
eFlcal Repairing Batteries Gener-
ators Radios.
MILFORD BATTERY SERVICE
HUNTER AND CovERDALE
Phone 387
One block east Of First National
8ank. o23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

II Is estimated that In 1889 nearly
100000 farm homes in the United
States received electric current fram
central stations.
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26
IN MEMoRIAM

In sad but loving remembrance Of
my dear wife. Anna NJ Davis. who de-
parted this life, July p, 1883;
Softly close the door and windows,
Let no sunlight near me gleam-
For naught but gloom surrounds me
Joy has vanished like a dream.
Gone Is the one loved so fondly.
To a better land / trust;
This Is but the same sad story
Ashes 70 ashes-dust TO DUST
Though I know she sleeps forever.
Yet her spirit day ~ day
Hovers near to bless and guard me
When my footsteps 80 astray;
have lost a priceless treasure.
And bow to heaven, Kind and just
Every home has lost a loved one
Ashes to ashes-dust to dust.
Sadly missed by her husband.
ltp ROBERT ElALSTON DAVIS
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

The days are growing shorter, and
beat beeoming srsateg.
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WANTED

WANTED Wheat. w Truitt Webb.
Milford. Phone l50R. jl9-2t
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LOST

LoST-BeagIe dog. brown and white.
Reward. Joseph Lohand, Marshall
street. Milford, 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENT-Four room apartment.
Possession at once. Clarence +. Jewell.
Milford. ml0-tf
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished cottage
at Slaughter Beach. One hundred dol
lars for balance OF season or twenty
dollars per week The First National
Eank and Trust Company, Milford. Del
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENTING room house with
garage and garden in Lincoln. Mrs, 2.
T. Carlisle, Lincoln. tl9-H
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FOR RENT-RoOm and board for stu
dents entering Beacon or Goldev Col
son, 6i7lS w. sth street, Wilmington.
Lei j26-4t
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FOR RENT-Furnished room. also
garage. 119- North Walnut street. Mil
ford. jI9-2tp
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TUX RENT Al SLAOUnAE EA
BEACki--Cooi. furnished, 8 room cot
tage. all conveniences. DR.. Ira NJ Hem
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENT-Six room bungalow with
all modern conveniences in excellent
Laura Walls. Phone 615R13. Lincoln.
j12-tf
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IN MEMoRlAM

In sad but loving remembrance of
our dear mother. Margaret Daniels Rey-
noldss who departed this life July 20.
1899:
She suffered much and murmured not.
We watched her night and day,
Until at last with aching hearts,
NC saw her pass away.
As time goes ON we miss her more,
Her loving smile. her towing face.
None can hll her vacant place.
II HER CHILDREN
IN MEMoRIAM
In loving remembrance Of our dear
grandmother, Margaret Daniels Rey-
nolds, who departed this life. July 20.
1885, Ffst's@ t
Dear grandmother sleep on and take
thy rest.
Twas God that called you home
He thought Il best.
II Betty. Nelson and chas.. Jr. :
,--------------tll-- -
IN MEMoRIkM
DEPUTT-In loving memory Of our
dear husband and father. John j. Dep
uty. who left us for the home beyond
five years ago. July "a. 1875.
1t WIFE AND CHILDREN
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENT-Furnished cottage on
South Bowers for balance Of season.
Running water and electric. Jennie
Shepherd. r. ID. 2. Milford, ji9-2t
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FOR RENT

FARM TO RENT-L4ura NJ. sapp.
Harrington. Del Phone 50. t26-5t
FOR RENT-Attractive home in Lin
coin. Marshall Calhoun. Lincoln j26-tf
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

The Trustees Of the First National
Bank Of Milton win offer for sale the
following described properties:
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENT-Two houses. six rooms
and bath: rooms and BATH. Inquire 201
Church street. Milford. 126-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENT-5 room house. furnished;
also s room house. not furnished. Apply
J. Cannon, Cannon. Del. Telephone z5SS
Seaford. ltp
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

FOR RENT-Cottage at Slaughter
Beach. Gas. electricity. running water.
Willis Hammond. Milford. H-u
Milford chronicle., 1940-07-26

2 The undersigned Administratrix of
John Houston. deceased. will sell by
way Of Public Auction. at his late resi-
denee. on the Stag road leading to South
Bowers, in Milford Neck. on
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
New PediafY-icS
Dept. viii Open
Open House Saturday at ST. Joseph's
Where Children Will Be Segregated

The solsrium h particularly IN
vstinT. with walls finished IN apple
green ard decorated with char
setsrs from Snow whits" and
with wrcuKht-iron lastieed win
dews
In addition. practical aspects ~
the department have eet eeen nss-
iected One large rcefr has reeu
converted INTO = hydro therary
department. and u includes large
pool and tank necessary Cor The
prevention and correction es Dr.
formitses. The department also u
equipped with . modern treatment
room and . diet Kitchen. with
complete facilities for the care II
children from birth 10 the age 81
Is years.
The nursery 10 apart frcm the
nav department
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Formal opening Of the new Pc
distries department in 81 Jos<ph's
hospital win be held Saturday. u
was announced today. An open
house has bcen arranged for the
general public between the hours
Of and p. m.
The new st-eed department for
tho care and treatment of children.
one Of the most outstanding and
modern In the entire Northwest.
provides complete segregation of
patients from other departments.
officials said.
Located on the fourth floor. the
department is study In modern
finish and designing. Walls have
been finished IN 'ice-eream' pas
tells. set off by curtains with oil
paintings OF subjects Of particular
interest 10 children.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
LITTLE CHILD
AUTO VICTIM
Falls Out of Moving
Auto Driven by
His Father

Injured in q plunge from The
rear seat a. an automobile. four
year-old Robert sioooen was under
observation In Tacoma General
hospital Friday with . possibly
fractured skull.
The boy was knocked uncon-
scious when be opened the door
OF the car. driven by his father,
Henry sjoboen Of Odessa, Wash.
and fell from the moving machine
into the road. The accident oe-
Cured Thursday afternoon when
the boy, with his father and
mother. were returning to their
home after a holiday visit at the
home Of the boys uncle. Bernard
sjoboen. 442 SO. ssth 1t.
The sjobens. driving about 70
mp.h.. were nearing Nisqnally
when the accident occurred. Tho
boy regained consciousness n few
minutes after his father put him
back in the car and started for q
hospital. Hospital attendants said
the boys condition was good FRI
day morning.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

mon stock. Westinghouse Air
Brake to earn 81 share for 1888
against 30 cents for 1888. &.
Some speculative interest In Con-
tinental Motors. Natural gas
revenues showed Sc gain for
1899.
Allis Chalmers TO benefit from
increased farm income this year.
ST. Louis Southwestern 10
earn Just enough 10 cover fixed
charges. Mathieson Alksli dis
counts possibility Of dividend re-
duction al current levels. In
creased domestic demand for It's
products offsets loss Of exports 10
Germany. Intercontinental
Rubber badly handicapped by
Mexican political uncertainties. i.
Scott Paper retained on long
term basis-eompany has deyei-
oped domestic pulp sources 10 re-
place imports from Europe !.
Allegheny L0dlum Steel viii build
new Buffalo plant 10 expand pro-
duction stainless steel castings i.
Bridgeport Brass rated fair long
range speculation. And. that
fourth quarter corporate earnings
reports will make generally en-
courAgfng reading.
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ARTHUR A. HOWE

Arthur Augustus Howe, 60. died
Friday morning at his home. so2o
X 1T. Born in Emmettsburg, Iowa.
Howe had lived in Tacoma 20 years.
He was night Waterman for the
Wsterside Milling Co. He was
member Of Evergreen lodge. v.
and A. NJ. of st. Paul's Methodist
church. Survivors include his wife.
Helen NJ. Of the home; three sons.
Elmer OF the u. s. N. Byron and
Marvin of the home. two daugh'
tiers, Mrs. Leland Quinn Of Seattle
and Miss Eloise Howe Of the home;
two sisters. Mrs. joel vigus OF Ta-
coma and Mrs. Emma Gillette OF
Belt Mont, and brother. Charles
Howe of Tacoma. Buchiey-king's
will announce the funeral.
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Over the firm no vote ~
County Commissions soam ssAlass
The other two county eHseutives
Friday mon nsmsd Arthur rArvy.
farm boss for tns past several
years. a. new sup<rtntspdsnt ~
the farm and county lnfIfmafy.
he was appointed 10 replace ~.
Charles Saunders. veterinarian
with tho esunsy health depart
msnt. who had been managing the
farm for The past several nsnths
In addition TO his efh~r dutlss.
Or. saunders resignation wss
principally because living 81 IL
farm intsrfsrred with bic sstsn-
slss otbsr work. An addltlsnsi
salary ~ t2h per month wss given
Dr., Saunders fog he part tins
farm JON.
Parry also has bean living u NJ
farm.
A mlid tiff between Cemmisr
sionsr schIsfb and Gay ksitos
preceded fhs yots. thsesh u wss
not revealed whom ne t~s I'D
agreed upon previously. tn som-
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h@id y hsvs - s<sssk - -
hesd ~ : 1890 - sssd-wee6 anx-
lAx . fisst. Jaes usIilpe. - tooT
ks~s<tf ave. see reesserzn9 il
shs city lsii fftd&ys
Psises psehsd A1a - - ~ hvme
Thursday night. taek HIM 70 ~
fs@sss sezaiy ha~p<tsi fs< tssat-
sasas - had eazz. liza lsilssl hzm
- : dsunksnss1s charge ed ~
inssstixstIon- pst>efIyss es11ham
ami Tho<nbzss. ARRESTED Themas 4.
nsfks. ~. ~ i21f y rewesgf svs~
ara hstd min Ter lss<stlnsfton ef<ep
esssiainx vs<fNl s<l<niss.6u thst -
stsiI~d ths wood wben pai1eo
exns ''loekinx fcF tsseh<e.-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
DRAINAGE CASE
GOES TO COURT

The long-drawn effort TO recall
two Clover Creek drainage district
commissioners, r. c. Cooley and
p. 4. Kronlund, which began with
filing OF petitions with County
Auditor s. Clifford Davis last July
81. went into court Friday as
group of district voters sought to
compel him to certify signatures
Of several hundred petitioners so
an election can be held.
Six original petitioners, who
started the attack on the COM
missioners, complained Friday that
they had filed signatures Of 307
voters opposing kronlund and JOG
against Cooley with the auditor on
Nov. 81, and that he had refused
to certify them as voters In the
district.
Auditor Davis, waiting for the
matter to go to court. said 1t would
be impossible for him to certify
the many signers ms privileged 10
vote in a drainage district recall
election without a detailed canvass
of the territory. His records. he
said. show them ~ voters in pre-
cincts near the district at Falkland,
but don't show whether residences
are in the district since II cuts
across precinct lines.
The recall action started after a
court fight last summer to stop a
WPA project to straighten and
widen Clover creek near Falkland.
The districts commissioners start
ed this week with a new legal
procedure in the same court to
fix damages in advance and resume
the project.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
ANOTHER CLUB
BOWL BOOSTER

Members Of Mckinley Hill I'm
provement club endorsed a resolu-
ton Thursday night TO aid the
Lincoln Citizens club In having a
place on ballots at the spring cleo
ton March II, proposal for an
additional levy Of one mill to pro-
vide funds toward construction OF
a new Lincoln bowl.
The proposed project was out
lined to club members by Repre-
sentative Gerald Dixon. head of
the Lincoln club committee. adj
vocating the new bowl, which
would be located In the gulch be-
tween Lincoln high school and
Lincoln park.
A COMMITTEES. composed Of M. j.
b. johnson, Mrs. r. L. Melvin and
A. Anderson. was appointed TO
exert efforts toward obtaining
improvements TO streets In the
Mckinley Hill district.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
BEHIND The
TICKER

NEW K-The Securities
and Exchange commission is
ready at last to tackle the
thorny problem of migrating
utility systems in accordance with
the holding company act. The
agency is trying to arrange dates
this month for hearings on inte-
grafton plans.
American Gas & Electric has
already been summoned to appear
on Jan. 20. There is a possibility
that hearings will be held for
Standard Gas & Electric, Associ-
ated Gas & Electric and Electric
Bond & Share before then. The
two latter have the most compli-
Gated Indignation problems of all
utility groups.
r. ]. Whiteford. the new presi-
dent Of Associated Gas. is virtually
certain to accept the commissions
ideas on indignation without pro-
test. The same applies to Stand
ard Gas, soon to be headed by +.
d. I. c. chief Leo Crowley. This
means that these systems will
shortly have to divest themselves
Of many scattered properties.
American Gas, on the other hand,
will put up a fight to retain its
Scranton and Atlantic City setups,
both of which ii will be ordered to
sell. The rest Of the industry
waits its turn with serious fore
bodings.
Sale-U. S. Steel is selling a
large number Of surplus proper
ties in 10 states from Masss-
chusetts 10 Oregon. They consist
mostly. though not entirely of land
without buildings.
Among those offered are dock
and terminal facilities. timber.
quarry, mining and farm proper
ties. The company's letter TO
prospects states that they are
priced TO sell" The sale implies
abandonment by Big Steel of long
range plans for expansion.
Reports are that: English gold
shipments being routed through
Canada for protection Of convoy
system. Large recent u. s.
gold receipts from Canada trace
mostly to London. Aluminium
Co. Of America may split up COM
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WEST END cLu
MAPS PROcRAn

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LoTTERFR ARRESTED

Arrested when found lettering on
downtown streets at esriy-morninE
hours on two consecutive days.
Reuben Tree. Negro. 10. was held
in the city Jail Friday. Police
nsbbed him at IS a. m. and jailed
him for investigation. Tree earlier
he had told them he was expecting
funds from Kansas City. and that
be was in search Of cheap hotel
room.
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JAMES ". ALLISON

James y. Allison. -. former
resident o. Tacoma died Tuesday
In the Marine hospital IN Seattle.
He leaves his wife. Dora. two sons.
James. Jr, and Wade: one daugh-
ter. Shirley. all Of Seattle; three
brothers, W NJ. Allison Of Tacoma,
Fred G. and John r. Of San Fran
cisco; and one sister, Mrs. Lyman
Fogsl Of Asns, ARK. Services were
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
OUercOGt Thefts
Reported in City

Thieves apparently are preparing
for cold weather. police said Friday
a. they Investigated two reports
Of oveTeoat tbsfts Eugene Fsrr.
1891 So Park ave. reported that
his locker At Lincoln high school
was opened By someone Who found
the combination and took his grey
oysrcost Edward Lyman. 100 80.
Anderson. reported two oysfeoats
were stolen from his car. parked
al a dance hall during the week.
end. Officers also probsd the theft
Of a SIS camera from a parked car
belonging 70 c. NJ. Davis. TAO 10.
18th ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
RELEASE 2 SUSPECTS

Two suspects In the theft Of tss
In cash from the Howdy service
station al s7zs So. q u. eers re-
leased by police several hours after
thslr arrest Thursday sftsEnoon.
Police Lieut. William Farrar q1lxz-
ed the tao and ahBoivsd them Of
blame after William Les. proprietor
Of the station, reported that a green
fnonsy-bAg with fhs eanh and $40
cheek wa stolen from the unlocked
Safe IN the office sometime curing
the day.
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WRONG ADDRESS GIVEN

Paul Leo. i5s Fawcsti ave. IN
formed The Times Friday that
Fred Sickls. arrested Tuesday
night for staying hs sife. had
never lived al that address II
previously had been incorrectly
printed MCKEE lived At 1882 instead
Of 1928 Fswestt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
ANNULMENT IS SOUGHT

Action 70 aana ths maffiAxs n
Gladys FrhsfE heAiplns 70 ts<k
MeAiplns an Fsh. .. 1899. w.s %
fila IN superior court hsFs Friday,
citing that hath Thought nsAipins
had teen divorced a ths TINS from
former wife shan hs nsfrisd
ln tsss
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
LOCAL MARKET
HOLDING FIRM

Rhnbash vas available IN r.
com. Friday - he whoses<i<
prses ef 10 e~nts Per ~ Extra
fancy wss - II HIS pr crate
faney. tirA sn8 ehnse<. q 50
California saaisfiewer ccntinu<<i
selling al he p<ss prizes ~ 81
10 o. 80 pr crate. Wholesale.
LEGAL spinach carried ,hs whnts-
sals sax Al % ard 80 e~nss pr
crate.
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to nransviIls damA M wt11 mahe
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

Marriage Hts1se aDU<l<s<1ND
have been filsd wlsA " flssss
eennty auditor ~ ThemAs fHms.
~. f'hiisdsiphl4 snd ksth<<ins
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Boa esT. Tsenns. c1aytea @.
kiphiek. -. Toz4 - nsI>as svs-
ard Jc~spalas Nsrms p<nnluez.
-. Exstsr spta. TseomA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06
GUNNAR GUsTAFsoN. Mr..

Gunnar Gustafson. ar. o2, a
resident OF Tacoma for 20 years,
died Friday morning. His home
was at 4520 East y at. Mr.. Gus
tafson owned the Gunnar Grocery
in the Crystal Palace market. lie
was a native of Nass1o. Sweden
He is survived by his wife. Alma;
a son, Gunnar. Jr, both OF Ia
coma. and three brothers and four
sisters In Sweden. c. o. Lynn
will have charge OF the funeral
which will be announced later.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-01-06

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meeting - speams< 60 ~ =
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held ln June. utnsf ssxanlsNsieNs
a sumner win - ureed - d ths
sane. Walter Wi>hennnn. WtIleF9
Young and ". y, cnnstney ers lAs
committee n ehssvs - thie msss-
ment.
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Jsnsis Calvert. was hoets~s 10 ~
numn<r Heights Wosaeas e1nb
Thursday TOE = e'einsk hsschea~.
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ger, Mrs.. James Calvert. Msa o..
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Morvis okourks. Mias Margaret
Mountain. Mrs. 4. ossly. Mrs. Mets
win rstsrmsa. Mrs. osnt1y. Mn