The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-18
Annual Puyallup Flower
Show Scheduled Wednesday
Round Toble Gorden Club Sponsor
OF Exhibit; Open to All Amateurs

/, The management announces that
while II will take the best Of care
Of all exhibits. II will not be
responsible for loss OF damage 20
exhibits or personal property of
the exhibitor. A feature Of the
show will be a talk on flower ar
rangement by Mrs. stinson from
2 to } p. m.
Mrs. VIVA Trusdeil. rs. a resi-
dent of Puysllup from 1912 until
two years ago. died al her home.
4s1e 3sth ave. n. y. Seattle. FRI
day morning. She came here from
Newton, kas. and the family home
was at 1909 sth ave, y. ".
Surviving are a son. Walter M.
and three grandchildren Of Sc
attic; two sisters. Mrs. Lille
Simpson of Los Angeles, and Mrs..
Ella DsWalt OF Puyallup. and two
brothers. Private funeral services
will be held at the Fslkner chapel.
Seattle. Monday evening at 1880
followed by cremation.
Scout Court Of Honor
A court Of honor for Boy Scouts
Of the Puyallup area will be held
Monday evening at Camp Kilworth
at which Bill Burdue. new Eagle
Scout, will receive his award
Scouts from Sumner, Enumelsw.
Crestview and Woodland will at
tend and Judge Robert Campbell
will preside over the court. Also
taking part will be James l..
Brown. chairman of the advance
ment committee of the district,
Capt. Fred Griffiths. X. Il. Alder
son and Maynard Grunder. A pot
luck dinner will be served at $50
under the direction OF troop IS, Al
Emmel. scoutmaster. Coffee will
be furnished.
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Discussion Of state development
under the defense program by
members Of the Seattle Chamber
Of Commerce will be the feature of
the local chamber program at its
Tuesday luncheon. Speakers will
be Olaf ksstin, chairman of the
state development committee of
the Seattle club; Henry Gille.
Of the agricultural de-
vslopment department of the Pu-
get Sound Power and Light com
pany, and Harold o. Belknap.
manager OF state development OF
the Seattle chamber.
Arr.ns. Funeral Service.
Funeral services are being ar
ranged Saturday for Mrs. cathrine
Pleinan. rs. who died at the home
Of her sister. Mrv. Elizabeth KEN
bel. sos 9th ave. 8. e. Friday
evening following a short illness.
She had been q resident OF this
vicinity for 20 years. coming from
Genesee, Ida. She came west from.
Ohio so years ago. Besides Mrs.
kembel. she Is survived by two !
sons, Benjamin Of Genese and John
of Dayton, o.; one grsndehild;
three great grandchildren: q half
brother, Ben Abels, in Ohio, and
two half sisters. Mrs. Helen
Franser and Miss Rose Abels, both
in Ohio. Wrigley and Clements
will announce the funeral.
Whit. sladioli in tall standard.
formed the background for the
ceremony uniting Miss Ella A.
LUCKNOW and John N. Aareele of
Tacoma at a quiet ceremony at the
home Of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Lucknow OF 9Th st.
8. W., Friday evening. The vows
were read by Rev. Erwin X. Jahr
at 8 o'clock.
The bride. wearing a blue ensem-
BILE with orchid corsage. was at
tended by her sister. Mrs. Forrest
Hampton of Tacoma. who wore a
costume OF r. A. y. blue with
gardenia corssse. Mr.. Hampton
WAS best man and the wedding mu-
sic was played by Dsrrel Hender-
son of Tacoma. The guests were
received by Mrs. Lucknow who wore
white with a corssge OF white and
pink sladioli.
The wedding collation. was
served from \ lace covered table
conferred with n two TERED wedding
cake. Mrs. Robert Il. Shafsr OF
Tacoma, sister of the bride poured
and Mrs. Ray Marecle. sistsr-in-
law of the groom. served the cake.
The bride Is a graduate OF Puy-
allup high school, class OF 1929.
and has been employed In Taco
ma business office. Mr.. MAreele
is the son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Marecle Of Tacoma. After 4 we'd
ding trip to Yellowstone park Mr..
and Mrs. Msrecle will reside In Ia