The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-15
HERE'S MORE
ABOUT
Main Street

MIR. and Mrs. Genard Gieason and
children have returned to their
home in Portland.
Jerry MeelSer addressed mem
bers OF the Fifty Year club Sat
urday afternoon at Odd Fellows
temple, telling about his expert
ences during the past 70 years.
Albert r.. Hart OF Tacoma has
been named head gardener at the
grounds Of the state house in
Olympia, succeeding William 5.
ThorogoOd.
Thieves stole virtually all the
accessories from his car while 1t
was parked overnight on the
street, according to a report made
to police by Robert Platter, 1909
So. l. ST.
Don Beck of San Francisco has
been visiting his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Beck at Lakeview.
Miss Alice Daley, Steilacoom,
recently underwent an operation
for removal Of her tonsils.
Pvt. Alfred Dokken. OF Fort
Lewis, has been spending his fur
Tough with relatives at Leaven-
worth, Wash.
Ray Gardafee, 1884, Fawcett
ave, was involved in an automo-
bile collision near Marysville the
forepart OF this week, according
to a report made to the Snoho-
mish county sheriff at Everett.
X. Lester Kelly, former Pierce
county commissioner and recently
manager of the Everett office of
the Washington state employment
service, has been promoted 70 8
responsible position in the state
administration, according to an
announcement made by Commits
sioner Jack Bates of Olympia.
Miss Ruth Brashear of Yakima
has recently moved to Tacoma.
having been appointed to civil
service position at the post office.
A marriage license application
was recently filed with the Gravs
Harbor county auditor at Monte
sano by Gall Denzil Mickey. Olym-
pia, and Ruth Lucille Gallvas.
Tacoma.
Mrs. Kathryn Malstrom is COM
mutlng daily to Olympia, where
she is employed in the registra-
ton division of the secretary Of
states office.
Roy X. Conger, Fircrest. has
just completed 40 years service
IN the Tacoma postoffice. He en-
tered the service as clerk and
qualified for carrier as soon as
he reached the required age. He
has carried routes in the business
district and is now serving an area
north OF Division ave.
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his offices from Ola Fidelity build
ing TO $40 Fidelity building. and
taking over the practice Of DIR.
Norman II. Dorm. who has been
called TO active service as a re-
serve officer.
Miss Betty Jean Perry, Stadium
graduate. anu Miss Irene Rush.
Lincoln high graduate. VIII leave
Tuesday for Portland where they
viii enroll as freshmen at Reed
college. Mss Perry was co-yale-
dietorisn at Stadium IN 1871 and
received a scholarship TO Reed.
Ensign doe u Il h n n, after
graduating from the L. s. navy
supply corps school a. Harvard
university, was 10 arrive at his
home here Saturday for a brief
visit with his family before lesv-
ing for duty al sea. He was 10
make the trip here from the east
by plane. He is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Jack kukuian. 3226 No.
32d 81.
Robert Asmussen Of Tacoma
has obtained private employment
in the aircraft industry following
work experience al the Seattle
resident project OF the National
Youth Administration. according
10 George z. sheridan, state sd-
ministrator
Among names OF 81 students
who distinguished Z selves
scholsstieally during freshman and
sophomore years al Stanford uni
versitv is that ~ Betty BinnS.
daughter Of Attorney and Mrs.
John Bins, Tacoma.