The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-01
Buckley Plans
License Law
Machines TO Pay
$500 Per Yeor

No~kAaA1GS W foy
$500 Per Yeor
DucxIEy-The council Of the
town ~ Buckley hs. instructed
CITY Attorney Dean Taylor. 70
draw M an ordinance governing
IL licensing and operation Of pin
haIl machines within the town.
Although a representative Of the
pin ball operators appeared be-
fore the council and requested a
reduction IN the master license Of
$500 q year the council stood firm
IN this figure. A further charge
81 800 = month per machine Ia
alan included in this ordinance.
Police Judge Robert schwsh urged
the councilmen to enforce the ordi-
nance making II unlawful for
minors 10 play the machines.
os-ery.. SIS, birthday
Michael NcHugh. oldest living
pioneer resident OF this district
celebrated his eist birthday this
week with q family reunion and
dinner At which places were lad
for soms 20 immediate relatives.
NeHueh Was born August 2+th.
1850. At Gortahork. County Done
al. Ireland, and came TO America
fut when he vas Is. Later he
returned 20 Ireland where he mar
red Mary Gallagher. THY came
90 Seattle in August Of 1880 and
IN the fall of the year bought the
homestead one mile west Of Buck
NY where Mr.. McHush has resided
FIR the past ~ years.
IN Mr.. and Mrs.. McHugh were
horn ~ children. all Of whom are
sin living They re the Rev. A.
,. heHush. Charles A. hcHneh.
Frances Beeser. Mamie J. Cannon
and Roee A. Farley Of Seattle,
Basil MeHush Of Enumclsw. Char
lotts c. Pierce Of Tsooma. John ].
NeHugh Of California. and Grace
NeHugh. Evelyn Linensehmidt.
Margaret A. Courtney, and Fred
AeHugh OF Buckley.
Mr.. LArs ss,slhvsl. wa. host.
- Friday afternoon to the Car
nation club. A desse~t luncheon.
ssrved At one o'clock. was followed
BY several tables Of 800
Mrs. James smith and Mis-.
Joyce sorenson Of Buckley. Mrs
Harvey Brennan. Of Seattle and
Nrs p. Bodhaine of Puysllup re.
turned this week amer two weeks
spent visiting In California and
MEXICO.
hrs Roscoe Mcconnell and Mrs
c. G. Blessing were hostssses
Tuesday TO the Marion Ladies
Country club. A one O'Clock
luncheon was served At the Bless
ing home with the Misses Jane
and Media Blessing assisting tn,
hostessea. The afternoon was
taken up with . business meeting
cf the club and q social hour OF
sewing and chatting. Those pres
ent were the Mesdames George
Young. George Hartford. VILLA m
Curtis. Martin Imhof. Victor John.
son. Frank Tillotson. Arthur Col.
Inns. 8. sorenson. and Aiss Hannah
Robertson.
F1ncchle and sewing were the
diversions Tuesday evening wher
Mrs. William Morford Jr. enter.
tanned the W. w. W. club. Lunch
vas served late in the evening &c
the hesdsmes Winfield Hackmar
ct Auburn. Clyde 1oyle Of Taco
ma. George wooding Jr.. Walter
Sehodde. joe DeIisa. Roy Smith
Alvin Weston, n. A. Parkinson
Alb Peron and Miss Jacqueiins
Ainklemsn.
B,rthday Honored
The birthday Of Mrs. 4. X Whit.
ney was honored with a gift from
the Birthday club Tuesday wher
that group met for a pot luck moor
dinner at the home OF Mrs.. Robert
Ease nrs. Else was assisted /,
making arrangements by Mrs. c
~. johnson Three tables O
p'nochle were in play with high
scores held BY Mrs.. Orvilie Miller
Mn. John schweeiki and Mrs
Clarence Ridout. Others presen
were the Mechanics Sam Larson
ODESSA Berger. Frank Rhodes
Mite Madden. May Crellinx an.
Arnold Narschke.
women's Benefit ssscciation m.
Monday evening At the Eagles hal
u make plans for q home comm,
nseting Sept. eth.
Ma Anna ooegsrd. ss-year-ol
pioneer Buckley res,dent. prepare
and served q luncheon Tuesday I
the following group Of quests. Mr.,
Rui F1akoy and daughters. Mr.,
CAariss Greiner. Mrs. Edmon
Pcch and three daughters. Mis-
Christine Flskoy Of Seattle an
Ma Evelyn Clark Of Ri~rsid,
California. hrs olcf Iund. Mr.
Chris Oiscn and Mrs. Marie Cd,
gard Crawford Of Seattle.
Your postmaster can tell yo
100 TO invest In u. S. pefen,