The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1941-07-10
Local Men First on
New Army Registration

ton. Paul Rousseau and Ted Stewart
were the first to register in Benton
County on the new army reglStra-
ton. They made the trip to ProSsel
with Alex Parke Tuesday morning
who was on his way over to attend
meeting of the draft board. Stew
art is working in the fruit harvesl
here. His home is in Emmett, Idaho
Wilbur Morford, and his brother
in-law, Willard Hastey of Seattle ar
rived Friday and are guests for the
weekend of Mr.. and Mrs. r. M
Wheeler and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Nor
ford, respectively. They will return
to Seattle Sunday. .-..-y.z.l. -s.
Doris and Rosemary Morford OF
Seattle daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
Wilbur Morford, arrived Saturday
for few days with their grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Wheeler.
Mr.. and Mrs Iris r. Ure and fam
lily of Nyssa, Oregon are the guests
over the Fourth with his sister and
brother-in-law, MIR. and Mrs. G. L
Karen. z-s7Z-,s go. EF F1
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ". Baird, Lewis
ton. Utah, arrived Thursday, renew
ing acquaintance with their ole
friends, Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Karen
and family, returning on Friday by
way of Grand Coulee and Yellow.
stone Park. .4s.s
j. G. Goodner of Wenatchee and
son Charles of Bremerton, accom-
panied by Miss Lee Schovaers Of Sc.
attic, made an overnight visit tx
White Bluffs. Mr. Goodner and Sor
are former residents here, Charlie:
having graduated with the high
school class of thirty-five, is nov
employed with the navy bureau o.
supplies and accounts, Miss Schov.
aers is a language student at Sen
ior University of Washington, ar
irving Friday evening, July 4, ant
leaving the following day. Ths
Goodners were Accommodated at tn.
Oakley Hotel, and Miss Schovaer
at the w. j. jenkins Tourist Home
The seasons packout of transpar'
ent apples on the w. F. Shaw frui
ranch totaled over twelve hundrec
boxes. ...-s. ..-..'.8
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. LOTUS visitel
relatives in Tacoma and Seattle
leaving Thursday and returning
home Sunday evening. Their daugh
ter and son Carol and Jack spent th'
18th in Prosser. - e4r
Mrs. John Holecek and her fathe
Thomas CoIbeck accompanied by w
j. Jenkins motored to Sunnysid,
Tuesday. Mr. Colbeck will visit witt
his granddaughter, Mrs. Straech TO
a few days before going on to Marys
vile for visit with Mr.. and Mrs
/ Albert Barnes. From there he vii
proceed to his home in Los Angeles
California. Mrs. Straech and Mrs
Barnes are sisters. @-haf.a
Professor Albert Thompson, al
instructor in, w. S. c., and Mrs
Thompson visited at the home of hi
cousin, Mrs. w H. Kirby for a fey
days, which included an outing Il
Yakima park.
Judge w. G. Brown and Mr.. an,
Mrs. Howard Vieh of Okanogal
stopped overnight at the w. j. Jen
kins Tourist Home Friday, return
ing home by way of Vantage ant
Grand Coulee. The Judge says h
passed through here twenty-five
years ago, and informs us that In
old Indian name of Beverly wa
'Iacasim." q
DR.. and Mrs. F. L. Wise and Sol
Tommy of Prosser spent Sunday a
guests of Mrs. Wise parents Mr.. an,
Mrs. w. T. Morford. Tommy will re
main as the guest Of his grandpar
ents this week. Byron Grewell ac
companied them to White Bluffs AM
1 returned with them. art r..
Mrs. Ethel Remlinger celebrate,
the fourth by calcimining her kit
chen. '@
The Misses Peggy and Barbars
Chalmers, daughters of Mr.. and Mrs
A. L. Calmers Of Sacramento, Cali.
fornia are visiting their grand.
mother, Mrs. C. r. Barrett and theil
uncle r ebert Barrett for the dura.
ton of their vacation ON Barrett
Island.
The Misses Edith and Lena Tuck.
er Of Seattle were visitors at thu
Alex Parke home over the Fourth.