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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Hitchhikers
Beat Train
To Tacoma

Just three DAYS after fhsy EFT
their homes IN Asnahsw. Wa. -
foot. for tins Pacific cosst. Fred
Aureil. "a. and Dave charisan. 10.
arrived In Tacoma saturday morn.
ms and made an early call On thar
aunt. Mira Esn Dumas. ai2i 80
X si
The iw. high .shsa, grads
ste- WIRE struck vita The
wssaerIu.t earl, this .eek
aud decided sa Tacoma 80
th.if destination. fhes sis-
ioned q sosns,, hat sfsssasus
-sp.siiii.a aver dss.ts summer
Highways. not eve. sapisE fs
run . elise Second On the tfsis
which LETT N~u.ksw ~ ths
Same time .. they.
scarcely out Of the city. 'hs,
we're given = ride fur l 800 miles
as a starter and vlth continued
good fortune arrived hours ahead
~ the otaah limited.
Each 81 tho boys lsft hams with
flss-dollar blll tucked in hls
pocket for pin money ,lfssnbaeks
are gone and nss they are look.
Ing for temporary JOBS To ssfb
eomparabls sspsns. MONEY FOR ina
return trip which They haas ~lll
also bs made in three lays
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

whish ~sula 10 rsieuists<i 10 nrfax
Jspsnss~ Industries n - almost
eomplsss stanasslii saon
u sas hsllsvsa hers that lap
ares. ships in United asssss and
iifitlsh smpsfs sslsf. might fsaa
~ difficult 10 pst foF Ia fuel 70
take them hems ~ % nons
froksn fusllng port
fOns ~ Hutalns strengths 10
ina great numb@f ~ key fusllag
stations q pos~ssss throughout
me world j
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
MARRIAGE
license,

Marriage license applications
filed SATURDAY with the Pierce
~county auditor included Charles r.
Willert. %. Fort Lewis. and Helen
6. Logan. II. 4307 No oath ST;
Clyde M. Durnell. 26. Fort Lewis,
and Dorothy NJ. Parsegian, 20,
Salem. Ore; Harold f. Schmieden,
3s. 424 So. 30th St, and Rose
Woracek, SO. 424 So. Both st;
Horace f. Pender. "a, Fort Lewis
md Lorene Biles. 81, Park hotel;
Leonardo George. 81, 2l24i7 So.
Fawcett ave, and Airline Felix, IS,
2l24ia So. Fawcett ave. Robert
H. Edeline, 20. Fort Lewis, and
Olive b. Askelson, 20. Route l.,
Box 625. Tacoma, James r. Mil
willie. 81, Fort Lewis. and Dorothy
l.. Ness. Il. 1918 So. Durango ST.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Socialist Editor 10
Talk Here Monday

sfciaiisu snd ths Cooperative
Movement sili - discussed b.
August Cold cooperative news
editor II the Socialist Cal. Nm.
day. : p. m. az the 7 ~ q. 4
t0t Broadway - floor.
During ogast-tO-e0ast study
ana iscturs touf Cold las visited
sssfy typs u Amsficsn consumer
loopsr4tissa. osnsd ~ 1905 go
members. ard al Gs~sflb. their
progress and operating methods
There viii - discussion period
The meeting - undsr suspioss -
M Tacoma socialist kcai, and
admission Vgl - free.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
3O-Day Sentence
For Shoplifier Here

Carl Seeing. 54-ypar-old tran
sient. vas sentenced FRIDAY nv
Judge " A Richmond 10 30 DAYS
IN all, following MS plea Of guilty
TO charges Of shophfting.
Seeing was spprehendsd earlier
in the day b. Hubert Robinson.
clerk Of the Montgomery A Ward
Co When arrested by Detectives
Il c. Thornbufg and Peter No
DAN. Seeing had on Ms person a
paper sack containing Il pairs Of
nnsns soeks snd a handful n post
cards which NJ admitted taking
from = Seattle drug store
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Aluminium Drive
To Be Continued
PuYollup Corrols
Open Next Week

PTNAtITP - While fhls com
munltYs aluminium drive comes -
~ official close Monday Sith the
disoonfinusncs o. house-to- house
collections. n. oorrsis in front -
the FIRE bal and Elks temple VII
still ee the repositories for articles
which residents wi.h 10 contribute.
Il VAS announced Saturday morn
ing
Examination 81 articles in each
q the corrss reveals that some
o. ths contributions have neen =
real sacrifice 20 the cause of DE-
tense. many pieces having years II
service stu left Committee IN
charge Of the drive include Tom
Allen. Elks Lodge. Chester Brake
field. fire department. George
stewart. Bruce A. Mercer post.
American Legion; Lee Hogan. Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars J. /
Brown. Boy Scouts and Cub pack.
and Mayor William Loughlin, the
city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Tacoman Is Awarded
Fort Lewis Contract

A war department contract to-
falling s26s.s78 has been awarded
TO X r. Olsen. Tacoma, for regi-
mental chapels. sewerage lines
water and electric lines Al Fort
Lewis. according to dispatch Sat
urdsy from Washington. d. c.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Daxores actions filed hssufdsy
attn shs Pierce county clark In
Guided Mar A. against lanes T.
Rlnthsr. charging bssr1sasoms
nomsllfs hsrss y, against Mica
oiss ~. White. charging ss~aasa-
msat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Core Of the News


In the city jail Saturday Nsfs
Paul Newman and Asls johnson.
nho we're arrested 81 1914 rarife
svs ~ ? 20 a. ~. ~ ssFgi . .
cornsllson and ofnesf y , Rot
shsek sna b,,ossd for bsins drunk
IA an AUTOMOBILES
Away batter butter a. csfN
Butter store ~ Adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Ezra Meeker Brings His Party
Safely Over Naches Pass
But Trouble Begins at Home-Fother
Meeker Inspires Move to the M1inlond

Ediers Nets-Ih hs sshth serie. .f,e. th a..
Z
Industry
There rejoicing among the homeseekers when Ezra
Meeker arrived the camp of the train his brother
Oliver had pioted the plains. They thought that
Meeker claim be close BY the other side Of the
Columbia and greatly disappointed when he told them
thai there would be another three weeks Of travelling
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
nsy BooHDg 10 srsAa

TIE Washington Oid AEs Pension
union All meet ssad4Y HiEhf a.
7 - g'el0ek in the emerson Eaii.
ll0s Broadway Re- Tnsmss .
Boofds u Washington. u G ~.
flonsl pTssiasai - fhs QsHsfsl
welfare federation - Amsuea
ali 10 Ia pfiasipai speaker.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

creeks 10 form sfringer< Tor
bridge. All along there sere
evidences Of the dogged DE-
termination which made II
possible for the settlers 20
remove obstacle. that might
have kept them from the
promised land. and because Of
that the Meeser party made
more rapid progress than
some Of those who had cross
ed CARRIER.
The three weeks passed with the
party safely over the Cascades
The next question vas where to
go. Aeeker. BY his optimistic &C
counts OF the timber. good soil and
other advantages on Mcneil island.
induced the entire party TO come
over and camp on his claim while
they looked around.
There was some CONSERVATION
in the Meeker home when Eliza
saw the first boatload land on the
beach in front OF the cabin. She
was delighted to meet the folks
from back home" but didn't see
how they could be accommodated
in the Is by Is foot cabin. And
there was the question Of food,
too. What Was Ezra thinking
about. anyway
As it happened Ezra hadn't
thought and ne was one perpleNed
homesteader. Like other prob
lens, however. that one was set
tied. Three tents that had done
duty on the trail were brought
over and food could be obtained in
Steilacoom.
Father Meeker inspected the
cabin.
About Is nv ia. would
say - just about the proper
size. hut why didn't you boys
20 mp higher before you put
the roof on: You've got only
about seven feet In the walls"
Ezra explained that they had
run out Of suitable logs and
rather than wait to obtain more
they decided to put the roof on so
they could move in.
That, In the opinion OF Father
Meeker. was a slim excuse. In a
house that was TO last many years,
why be in such a hurry that Il
wasn't done night? Some day
there would he larger family
and more room would be required.
Just as well have 1t under one
roof as build lean-to.
A day or two later Father
Meeker threw more cold water on
Ezrss plans
This isn't the place 10 build
your home, Ezra" he said.
You won't have any neigh
bors and ydull have a hard
time getting your crops TO
market. You want your farm
on a road sos you can drive
To market. You got to get off
the island"
Meeker argued and 40 did Eliza.
nut she was the first to admit that
Father Meeker was right.
I thought this was whore we
we're going 10 stay" said Ezra.
but II you are all determined on
moving, 80 be IT,"
A few days after this CONVERSE
ton, Father Meeker and Ezra be-
gan TO look for claims on the
mainland. Father Meeker wanted
10 look over the valley through
which they had come after the
last crossing on the White river.
Ezra stayed close to steilscoom.
one Of his ventures was gen
eral store IN which Oliver was
partner. The building still stands
in steilacoom a few blocks down
the street from the community
hall. facing the water. II was
bullt Of logs cut from the nearby
timber but has been covered with
siding.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Poaching Fisherman
Fined Fifty Dollars

TEMPLE. AriL They - sure
biung today Ogle Pepper told a
stranger a. he pulled another fat
bass out II TIE water. Yep "
Csretaker Willard Taylor as
sented as he arrested Pepper.
mo va fined $50 for angling
in the state fish hatchery.
The quIis n the porcBpins help
n keep the animal sfost IN the
water.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Intensity Hunt for Missing
Prominent Young Tacoman
Yeor.Old Body of Ralph Owen is
Seriously Ill. Wife Distrought

Both American and Canadian searehers intensified their
efforts Saturday in the hunt for Ralph L. Owen prominent
Taeoman and resident Of the Lakes district who has been
missing since June -.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Attempted burglary n . ssryies
station Thursday night Nas fsport.
- - police YFiday ~ Bert Evans
u sfzf Pacific sss. De ssif pfgNi-
sfs gained suffanes - ihs station.
seated 81 fhs sane address. ~
breaking 3 window Nifa = foeA zn1
gfBlnE i1ssse a efgss1af On ~ aasf.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Pour hundred thousand times as
nnueh hRnt "A gwen By ne sgn A.
81 the nooa-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Then there arose the question Of
who should remain 10 guide the
train over the Oliver.
who had brought the group from
the Missouri river 10 the Columbia.
or Ezra Because ne had Just
come over the Nsches trail. II was
decided that Ezra should stay with
the train and Oliver hurry down
the Columbia and up TO Puget
Sound 10 care for the family.
heeker. Of course. was very
much downcast over the loss Of mis-
mother who passed away on the
trail He was tired from his hur-
ned trip over Nsches. too. and
that. with the poor condition OF
part Of the outfit. was sufficient
excuse to rest a couple of days
before taking up the trail on the
other side Of the Columbia. That
time was not wasted. for when
. the train did start the cattle were
fresh and they moved rapidly
along.
Going over Nsehes tn. party had
the benefit of the work done BY
those who had preceded them. and
they msrveled at the evidences OF
the resourcefulness of the early
Adventures over the trail. For
instances there we're many places
where enormous fir trees had
blown down and were held BY a
stump or their own roots a couple
81 feet from TIE ground. Without
equipment to cut through or re-
move the enormous trunks, they
had made an underpass for the
wagons by digging out the earth
under the trunk.
In other cases where tree
had fallen in a hollow IL was
hridged over. There were
several instances where tall
trees had been cut IN fall
across some Of the smaller
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
0riinq School Board Orders New
Bus; Vote on New Building Aug. 4
Housewives Proving Thot aluminium
Il Most Abundant OF All Elements

Roger srsfcc~ 10 snd NJ .
y slssfers ~ nftinK Frank
slksfoas =. - Fort E<~is csp-
tsis snd - = : sls.fno- - ne
fatf sra th~is xa<st. Ms ri@<nnr
f.-F-cn - cmshs snd W. snd
Ms vlrssI Bens<
T. q . Nstn< camp au<ilIary
Delegates - aesftt< ia we<s ~
N. q q ~ '. Department. eun-
v<nfien - ur. = Jackson. Hfs
sslsss kssssr. afs kdns e<en1.
NJ nsrmar rst<Fror. Ne ksms
rerrsFd sad Mr. Hssask Ing
stfsnH
Iles. fius ss<srs n<r~st<
Ths oftInE I.laas siah Nsdn<s-
Ia heard Fsp~Fts frcm ehsrl~e ".
vsn aeeYue sna rhsrt~- u eskh
rsssntly returned from eastern 80
icuTfss
ne senior vsn k<nyoe reviewed
Impressions - ~ recent testr q
ihs HsslnH with srmr u TN ean.
cluslens Re ffsw frnFn ccnfssfs
made - iAs iegFa~y.
Charles Van s<cyrr " tnff
hrisfiy . few salient facts ~ hls
,ua years IN Wsshlnxtaa. y e.
e . student a. ei<nrss vsshlns-
Tor university
ne f.less eth hrelsn rssae r~r.
ulss business REST Wednesday sn1
srrly the paint hFush e TAG rustic
fsass around ,ss se~n psss.
NJ ant ~. issls' r.as.sau .na
chiiaF~n Beverly ara uotsisas n
fetlstsh. fdsse. ees. ss<sss me
week AZ ne ostlns hesus n ass
Eiss IsFusdsf l-assaaa. rsrsass
Il Mrs. asa~ass. ~lli accept . pa-
slilaa with Ghs asysshssas~x sss-
PAM ia I.enasie~. Later ARRIVAL
al Afs isfewdsrs VS. . sssfss.
ass EphFssm heost sna 80
James II celfss
sim,.~. n.,.s' ca,,-sseS
unsssflsn housewives 81 orfsrs
this sssk are proving ne scientific
premise that aluminium IL Ehs saaxs
abundant element n nature rsisd
high with pots psns sna p~reo.
later. 10 ID. eaiisstiaa center a
the ofssis nflies
Among sh> first f<~ aaaars
we're hsssIsmss & ]. finley. &. "a
Peterson. ". snoas. y Heunss. 4.
Wsssaii. W. ~ t.snxaaa. %. Ian.
den. y West. q. vesS. y. n~.ma-
der. q r neoss. q n norsss &.
DsFesrsst. q. L. Beckett. Frank
Hoss. A Lsitsse. r. < nrtfftth,
. ? Hiss. = useff. irving Cope.
" Appsl Ire nrumnsasn. q. ~.
eastman. nyiss Thompson. J. ,.
slxsfcss. ~. rrs.ssns. f.s~ nsrry.
A D. wsffen, = y Nunnaiif. 4.
=, rsyiaF. W a. cuplsn. W.
Ashsaes. u. H.sshasr. " ., Lar
son. Arthur tssann. "a . Ha
it
Latest contributors 10 asts wsrs
ths t~e email ehslarsn ~ Burt
Gee. STANLEY and c.sal. ~ns con.
triba,sd . iss sssiIs and arircia.
tsf. respectively.
Mia. toi. kmsr."n ~ rssfsllise
-ss ls ortlns Wednesday, 10 yis,s
Mrs. IRWIN Hah<
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

Your postgaNfsf can tell you
how 70 invest In Z. = Defense
BondA
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

o. 90 Tor your Cd aluminium
See your T. q \ or roth Century
sfDrs. adv
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
BrReLAHY ATrrarr VAIIls

ssoainE pianis Hian ylons, a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Picnic on Tuesday

Rhododendron Garden club. =
unit Of the Puyallup Nomens club.
will hold its annual picnic At Point
Defiance park Tuesday. Luncheon
will be served Al o'clock after
which the group will make a tour
OF the gardens al the park.
Rev Jimmie Carei. evangelist
will continue revival services ~
the Church Of the Naxarene. llla
+ Main ave. for smother week lie
will be assisted BY Wilbur Sim
mons. song evangelist Services
will be held each evening and the
public IS invited.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

his. iais nmsf~un ~ rtffsliise
-ss ls ortins sanss<iss 10 visit
Nfs IRWIN Hahs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28
Announce Marriage

Announcement IL made Of the
coming marriage Of Miss Fdyths
Louise Hodge. daughter Of Mr. and
Mrs Carl p Bisbing Of Buckley.
and John Myron Jones. jr, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Jones If
307 5th ave. y. r Date Of the
ceremony IL August 30.
Both young people are graduates
Of Puyallup high school. Miss
Hodge later attending a Tacoma
business college and Mr. Jones.
Washington state college. Both
are employed by Puget Sound
Power and Light company.
Wisconsin Picnic
Members Of the Wisconsin club
will mold their annual picnic Sun
day afternoon at the Alag
grounds near Sumner. Dinner viii
be served at Z p. m. with coffee.
cream and sugar furnished by the
club.
Frultland grange will hold It's
annual picnic Sunday At scandis
park on Five-Mils lake with Miss
Ruth Litton and Quentin Rinehsrt
in charge OF the games. Bach
family Ia 10 bring its own lunch.
coffee. cream. sugar and ice cream
being provided by the grange.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-07-28

4. a. Assn< ssmp ssun.ry
Delegates - seattle tks< we<s ~
ina = . ~ ' a-p<ffnsrt ern-
vsuflen - M. = Jackson. Hfs
sslsls kssssr. afs kdns e.en1
NJ nsrmaf rst<rrnr Ne ksHs
F'errsrd snd Mr. Hsnask Ing.
stfsns
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
DEATHS

Dolores Mino. 22ls West Hancock. g.
Marjorie Myers 1909 Beaverland, IL.
Mary Roberts. 3034 sixteenth. 81.
James Wheat. 1892 Clinton, IS.
Lillian White, 242T John r.. IS.
sidney L. Wilbur. Hamilton Township, rs
Anthony Rzsdkowolski 62ss Canton. SO.
Margaret Maule, 1888 Bordeau, 50.
John Andrew Rice, 1874 Wayourn, Crosse
Carrie Hasler. 100 Meadowbrook. rs
Edwin Potichke. 3434 Martin, Q months.
Anna Arthur. 500i South Martindale, 81.
NJ ollie Dean. 10000 Greenlawn as
stephen Sokolowski. 400 ST. Aubin, Al.
James Z. conlsy, U. S. Marine Hospital.
Margaret Robinson. 1855 Commonwealth.
so.
John Bresnahan. 377l Gladstone. 50.
Marie Adelaide LEsperance, 1888 Me-
mortal. 20.
months.
Charles F. Busgert. 3472 Garland. IS.
Lee Anna Biazza. ala Cadillac. l.
Winifred Richards. 1885, Breton drive, 81.
May Bradley, 1870 clairmount rs.
Vasilie surdu 1886 Baldwin. a..
Alice coyne, 2O24 Morrell. 6s
Frederick LaFond 5s4f ReedeF. 40
Luigi carlone. 372s chene IS.
John Burman. 1874, 4 months.
Mary Prescott, 1850 Prest. 81.
Bette Lee Dennis. 1924 Welland IS.
Mary A. rrudeau. s6s5 schaefer road 81.
Luco Lupo. 2i30 East Ferry. 50.
Marvin J. Propes, 1850 Trumbull, 6
Helen Bennett, 1880 Hamburg, S.
Lawrence r. Dierickx. 1868 Lakepointe,
Crosse Pointe Park, So
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
I'm the Geld
Defense Housing Bureau
Has No Home Itself

An inquiry into alleged delay in
establishing the home registration
bureau, government unit for aid
ing defense workers TO secure ade-
quate homes. was started today by
Councilman John c. Lodge.
Plans for the bureau were first
advanced three months ago and
with the aid Of federal funds, head.
quarters were 10 have been opened
last week.
"Unless immediate steps are
taken TO determine what our
housing needs will be. We will he
faced with a very serious situa-
tion," said Lodge. II am at a
loss TO understand why the bu-
reau is not functioning after all
of this time" Mn
The office OF the bureau will be
located al 305 West Fort street
Welfare officials said part Of tn,
delay was due 10 difficulty IN Sc.
curing men 10 clean the quarter.
and erect office partitions.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Collection
Of Names
Displayed

A collection of autographs. in
Guiding those of virtually every
important ruler in the world and
valued az more than $4,000. is on
display today al the J. L Hud-
son Companys store.
The collection is owned by
James T. Dye. a former police
captain. now art director of the
Rockefeller Museum of Science
and Industry in New York City.
II is on four large panels, mounted
under glass. The prize OF the col
lection is an envelope autographed
by King George and Queen Eliza
beth Of England on the day of
their coronation.
OF special interest are the let
tiers autographed by kings. queens,
prime ministers and presidents of
countries now under control of
Hitler. In this category are letters
from Or. Eduard Benes. then
president Of Czechoslovakia: Pres
ident Ignatz Moscicki of Poland,
Leopold III of Belgium, President
Albert Lebrun of France. Carol ii
of Rumania. George III of Greece,
Haakon VII of Norway and Chris
tian X OF Denmark.
From the Axis powers are auto
graphed letters from King Victor
Emmanuel of Ita ~. Emperor
Hirohito of Japan, King Boris of
Bulgaria and Regent Horthy of
Hungary. Joseph Stain and V. M.
Molotov of Soviet Russia are also
represented.
Each envelope bears the seal or
coat-of- arms of a country, hand
painted by Mr.. Dye. together with
block of stamps bearing the
likeness of the ruler.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03
Death notires

KREGOsKi-George, June 1, 1871. age
80. dear brother OF Mrs W. z. La Buda,
limerick. Julia and Mathews. Funeral from
parlors OF Paul ]. Perry. 5045 Trlmbul.
Wednesday, $3.50 a. M; ST. Dominic
az TO-
sHU MWaY-Juns ?, James L. (cap). be-
loved husband OF Frances j, dear father
Of Mrs. John Koerber. Mrs. Harold stamm
Mrs Jack Wallace OF Lansing Mich; 10
brother Of Mrs. Ida Alvord
Funeral from Griffith A Wade 1927 East
Jefferson Ave. Wednesday. At $50; ST.
Martins Church at Q. lnterment. lonia,
MichiSan
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-06-03


BOYS were born TO:
Eleanor Anderson. 20O6i Hull
Margaret Bsrsski. 3oi5 Williams.
Ennis Byrdsong. 53i Chandler.
Ihgoida Brandon. 1851 Seventeenth.
Ruth Bell. 2f27 Phillips, Berkisy.
Virginia Brown. 543s Lincoln.
Mary Curnow. 1925 Northlawn.
Josephine Chomontowski. 1853 Moran.
Florence Cole. 80 Kercheval place. Crosse
Polnte.
Adele camen. 1881 Jonathan. Dearborn.
Helen charney. 525 Schroeder
Mary Davidson. 1900 Hardwood
Marion Dorland. 1929 Beaconsheld. Crosse
Pointe.
Willie Dotson. 1871 Antietam
Hester Dunn, 5si St Louis. Ferndale
Fern Doeren, 1880 Leonard, Dearborn.
MARVIN Fox. 1900 Marantette
Betty Goodman. 1893 Harding.
Glance Calvin. 1929 Jackson, Dearborn.
Helen Glover 352 Kenilworth.
Elsie Hunysdy. 1929 Liebold.
Audella Harvey 1877 Riopelle.
Melha Hughes, 432 Piquette.
Evelyn Hall 1884 -Grayheld-
Bessie Ingram. 5457 Tventy-eighth.
Marie Puruleski. 1887 Farnsworth.
Lillian Johnson, 5o36 Hamilton.
Julia Klynstra. $3.50 Kendall.
Iva Kennedy 35l24 Moreno, wayne.
Vivian hampshire. 1878 Stoeple.
Blanche Lourim. iSi3i Sorrento.
Alsa Turner. SIT East Columbia.
Thelma Midgyett. 735 Conner
Opal Ms,tock. 4i39 Thirtieth.
Jessie Martinez. l3i5 Lacrosse.
Irene Motif 2s325 Hoover, Centerline.
Marjorie Mitchell. l5l5s Rockdale
Elsie Natho, 1888 Couzens. Hazel Park.
Mollie Powell 324 Watson.
Mary Rsdakovich. sos Kitchener.
Elizabeth Recher, fiji Beividere
DeVora Randall 1892 VineVood
Dorothy selegean. 20io3 Hawthorne
Helen Sharp. 437e Eighth. Ecorse.
Agnes Tabor. 1890 Rowe
Marjorie Thomas. SIS Stirson.
Tthamarie Vining, 1884 Coyle.
Catherine Wright, 1928 steele.
Daisy winsns s57i Russell.
GIRLS
Girls were born 10:
Laura Banks, 1851 Hague.
Loretta Brunell 1889 Manning
Frances Brantley 1881 Garland
Della Doupe. 1881 West Parkway
Leone Duckett. 1894 Third.
jamie Dye. SIS Brewster
Ruth Franks. 26l East Cambourne. Fern.
dale
Genevieve Gririn. fos3S BaraEa
Leona Garland 3oi East Palmer.
Margaret Garrow, 1885 Celia
Ann Gavel. 1883 Vermont
Alberta House. 97s wilkins.
Betty Horowitz. 1884 West Grand.
Blanche JohnI1n. 1878 Seward.
Shirley, Klepack. 72i North Aiendens
Mary kolnitys. 4l3o Twenty-nlnth.
Ann kim. 5i36 Fourth
Frances Kupleaski 1892 Fsrnsworth.
Anna kumpelis. e57S Csrdoni.
Gertrude Lenders. 1899 Novara (twins)
Ann Lochirco. 1878 orleans.
Kathleen Laferty. 1880 Findlay.
Zoa Lane. 2s3 South Military.
I Lily schiisw.kir 5iSe Miiitsrs,-
virginia saroglia. 36tI Gender place,
Catherine snitkon. 1927 Mclean.
Bernadine Vermeylen, 36l1 Hillger.
Lille Williams. 1881 Mullett.