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The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14

| CONSTRUCTKON--
 TRAFFIC MAINTAINED Route No. D. s.i
 Bridgeport. Repairs to stratford avenue bridge.
 Routes Nos. Q. s.l and U. s. IA
 East Haven and Branford. En- larged intersection - 8 inch rein forced concrete pavement. Route No. U. S. IA
 East Haven. S,5so feet of concrete pavement on a section of the New Haven-Saybrook road.
 East Haven. widening of Sanford place intersection with Route Q. & IA.
 Route No. 2 Bozrah. Yantlc river bridge and approaches.
 Routes Nos. 2 & lB
 East Hartford. Main street Bridge on the Hartford bypass. Route No. II. s. S
 Berlin, Newington and wethers- field. 6 miles Of rolled gravel sur- face on Berlin turnpike. 
 MerIden. i,265 feet of reinforced concrete pavement at the intersec- ton of Route N. s. 6 and Wilbur Cross parkway. Route No. U. S. 6A
 Windsor. About 1 mile of con- crete sidewalk and ramps on Hart ford-Springfield road. Route No. U. S. 6
 East Hartford. About mile of reinforced concrete pavement on Burnside Ave.
 Southbury. 2 f-2 miles of rein- forced concrete pavement from the junction of Route us. 6 and Route No. 67 westerly. Route No. 8
 Beacon Falls and Naugatuck. 8 i-2
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14

The pain of an injured arm didn't prevent Mother" DeBoO, official U. S. Marine Corps hostess, from flashing 8 proud smile when she posed with one of her ''bOys,
 StaR Sgt. R. ". Hines.
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preventable dis- ease 365 days oi the year.
 Tn peace we may m ud d ( along. But the tempo of de- fense workers in h und dreds oi booming indus- trial communi- ties, families be- hind the lines: these must be provided for if n a { 1 0 n a 1 strength a n d national nnnrnln
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14

are to reach their peak.
 Your community has a local de- fense council, with nutrition, rec recreation, medical and nursing committees, which can tell YOU how you can help. Volunteers are needed to assist in this work. There aren't enough professionals to go around.
 If your community doesn't have Q local defense council, write your State defense council and ask how you can help start something.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14

& comedy, why Mothers Get Gray" and patriotic sketch, Doing Our Part. The history of the. troops work this year will be read from the troop log by Guard Virginia Ray mond. For admission. girls will bring first-aid articles, such as bandage, tape and sterile cotton.
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ARGENTINE SPURS
 COAL MINING

Buenos Aires (UP)-To promote coal mining to relieve the shortage of fuel caused by the war, the ad- miniStration has authorized credits up to 100000 pesos (about $2,500,- 000) for business enterprises need- ing funds for machinery and other equipment.
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Staff Sgt. R. W. Hines.
 General Smedley Butler picked ''Mom" as official hostess when her husband, Sergeant Major Michael DeBoo, died. Having no children of her own, she threw herself heart and soul into her big job, planning and contriving ad- ditions to the Marine recreation facilities = bowling alleys, Q li- brary, free movies, 8 restaurant famed for its 65 cent steak din. ners, & game room-and 6 Marine Corps Museum.
 She loves the rush and hustle particularly on pay night when the juke-box in the dining room gulps in nickels by the fistfull, and the big quart beer bottles on the tables make everybody noisy and happy.
 When she sits down herself at the plano to bat out the old favor ite songs, her played -by-ear" &C., compartments are almost drowned out by a chorus of boisterous male voices.
 When 1t comes to Daddy" and Blue Champagne" = current "tops" at Quantico she admits she usually has to turn over the worries to one of the swing-loving leathernecks.
 As Marine booster and anna. teur lobbyist, Mother DeBoo !las no equal.
 She brings in more money for the new recreation hall by show ing visiting members of Congress the boys reading in the library, propped against the wall for lack of chairs.
 Her headaches are over-indul. gent parents who want to baby their sons, or otherwise interfere with the young mems rigorous duties. When one mother coIn- plained that her boy was to den- cate for Iceland service, Mother DeBoo made e careful check with Marine Corps medical authorities and, finding the boys health rec ord perfectly normal. firmly re- ported that no exception could be made in his case.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-11-14
"Health Day" Must Come 365 Times a Year
Writes McNutt
Director OfElce of Defense Health
 and Welfare Services

This November IA is merely to rec mind you that every day is Health and Welfare Day. Americans must have good food and plenty of it. rest and play, protection against
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Mrs. Barton
TOEntertain
Lincoln PIT. A. 10 Have
Party Thursday

Thursday evening Mrs. L.
B. Barton will open her
Brookdale home for a com
ing out party for all of the
executive board of the Parent
Teachers association of the
Lincoln nigh school.
Such games as "Know Your
Neighbor," Family Huddle," a
PIT. A. limerick contest and
who's Who in the PIT. A will
be played and prizes given.
To open the business session
Mrs. r. A. Keplinger will be at
the piano and DR.. Ray Fredericks
will present the new Sing Song
PIT. A." an original pep song
book with an appropriate number
dedicated to each chairman.
Mrs. Barton. assisted by Prin-
cipal B. o. Beal and Assistant
Principal Leslie Hoar, will intro
duce and install the new chairmen,
presenting each with a booklet on
suggestive plan of work for the
year.
The Build Lincoln" membership
device will be presented and plans
will be outlined for the year.
Refreshments will be served
family style" the candy favors
being a candy kettle tagged, Lets
All Get the PIT. A. Pot Boiling"
Pep songs will conclude the
evening.
Those invited are Mr.. and Mrs.
B. o. Beal, Mr.. and Mrs. L. L.
Hoar. Miss Zaidee Bonney. Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Hanson. Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
V. d. Keyes. ]. r. Running. Handel
Ingham. DR.. and Mrs. A. Grin
Simmons. DR.. and Mrs. Ray Fred
erick, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Upton.
Thor HOMELAND. Neil Beckman. A.
p. Linn. William Kahout, Elwell
Hoyt. Charles Grover. o. b. Need
ham. J. J. Geehan. G. A. Reiman.
Roy Carlson, Paul Heating. c. o.
Lamb, A. X. Garstad, II. X. Gibbs.
Ray kepphnger, Miss Helen Fred
ericks, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hen
erickson, L. A. Owens. Lloyd
Hague. Paul Lower. Morris f.
Ford. A. NJ. Larson Fred Lock-
wood. orN1lle Ball and Miss Lola
Friars.
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PIT. A. Board
Opens Year
First Meeting TO Be Held
Friday at Civic Center

The first executive board
meeting of the Tacoma coun-
ell of PIT. A. will oe held in
Fishers civic center Friday
morning at 10 o'clock. Mrs,
C. c. Pratt, president. will
preside. Plans for the com
ing year will be discussed.
The following is a list of the
members and their chairmanships
Mrs. c. C. Pratt, president: Mrs
A. M. Ray. first vice president
and program; Mrs. Gordon NJ
Baird. second vice president and
publicity; Mrs. Arthur Hansen
third vice president and health
Mrs. Paul Heating. fourth vice
president and radio: Mrs. John
Lawson, recording secretary; Mrs
J. ID. Mahoski, treasurer; Mrs
Alix II. Candoo, corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs. Clarence Biggers
financial secretary; Mrs. l. b
Barton, historian; Mrs. l. N. Row
land. humane education; Mrs. ]. p
Fullager. international relations
and citizenship; Mrs. Lee s
Young, juvenile protection. Mrs
Edward b o W m n, kindergarten;
Mrs. Henry Sally, membership;
Mrs. L. r. lsases. music.
Others are Mesdames George
jackson. motion picture snc
drama: A. II. Buis, national Par
ent Teacher magazine; Seymour
Todd, parent education; II. J. Rim
ker. parliamentarian; Frank Perry
public relations; Emil Adler. rec
reation: Harry Anderson. safety
Lena Schwartz. sunshine; II. j
Rinker. student loan; George Bur
lingame. social; Charles Grover
year book.
Also Mesdames Russell Baker,
grade school director; David Wood.
Preschool director. and Lee ;.
Young, junior and senior high
school director and their elective
officers.
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Miss Hendry
Is Honor Guest

For Miss Alice Hendrv. who
viii become the bride Of Mr.. Al
fred Brenninger Friday evening,
linen shower was given by Mrs.
John Maleskey and Mrs. T. H.
Langeland at the home of Mrs.
Stirred EVE.
Present were Mrs. A. Cochran,
Mrs. Max Davis. Mrs Gus John
son. Mrs. Douglas Hendry, sister
in-law OF the bride; Mrs. NJ. Lup-
ton. Mrs. G. burlington, Mrs. B.
A. VIM. Mrs. George Hendry,
mother of the bride-elect, Mrs.
Steven Hale, Mrs A. Brenninger.
mother of the bridegroom-elect;
Mrs. o. Lucien. Mrs. w. c. Nc
Laren, Miss Mabel Delfs. Miss
Ruby Olson, Miss Myrtle Cooksie,
Mrs. A. H. Palmer of Bremerton.
Mrs. A. Evje. Olympia, and Miss
Nora Hendry of Portland, sister
of the bride-elect.
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Surprise for
Harold TOrve
Harvard Scholarship
Student Honored at Party

Prior to his departure for
Harvard university at Cam
bridge. Mass, where he has
been awarded a scholarship,
Mr.. Harold Torve was honor
ed at surprise party given
at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Torve,
6007 Park ave.
The evening was spent play
ing 500 and other games.
Favors were won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Strom, Mrs. Louis
Benson. Mr.. Thor Kronlund
and Mr.. Hans Lavik.
Late buffet supper was
served on a lace covered table
and old fashioned bouquets
were used in the rooms.
Guests included Messrs. and
Mesdames NJ. X. Monsen, o. 5
Linseth. John c. Bjorklund, Roy
T. Swanson. Norman Hansen. Car
Jonassen. A. G. Strand. Anton
Nerem, Louis Benson, Martin A
Olson, Carl Anderson. John Dahl
Soren Aandahl. Ole Hansen, Arnne
Bendiksen, Olaf Anderson, Andrew
Apalseth, Henry Berglund, Hans
Satire, Ludwig Dahl, Charles Titus
Louis Engebregtsen, John Brenden
Sam Strom, Hans Lavik. p. Oscar
Storlie, A. f. Jensen, Gust Loe
John Lauritz, Thor Kronlund, Mich
Nelson. Martin Campbell. p. f
Kronlund. Olaf Johansson. H. f
Healy. A. Benson and A. Axlen.
Mesdames Marie Onstad, Marie
Peterson, Gertie Halvorson. Mathi'
sen. Marie Alstad. Helen Jones
Isabella Geaman, Helby, Ethelind
AIKEN. .ruvil Axlen.
Messrs. Gust Swanson, Lars
Petersen, George Dahl. Carl Sta
wang. F. w. Bjorhld. David Enge-
bregtsen. Martin Torve, Robert NJ
Torve (brother of the guest OF
honor, Eugene Olson and the
guest of honor.
Misses Lorraine Dahl. Solveig
and Ards Nerem. Violet Ander-
son, Edna and Marian Aandahl
MART Willie and Curl Bye.
Out of town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Hale. Mrs. Brit
Bjorseth. Miss Barbara Bjorseth
Mr.. and Mrs. John Haugen ano
Mr.. John Torve from Seattle; Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Roadway and Miss
Dorothy Roadway from Kirkland
Messrs. and Mesdames Sivert
Torve, Olaf Torve. X. X. Aalbu
Ole Larson. Paul Smith. Mr.. En-
ret Knutsen. Teddy and Marian
Torve, and Mr.. Orman Torve from
Everett.
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axe Vows
InOrting
Miss Moorhead, Mr..
Willis Saunders Wed

III setting OF candlellght
and pale gladioli against a
background of delicate green
cry, Miss Lola Amanda Moor
head, daughter of Mrs. Chas.
Saunders of Puyallup, was
given IN marriage by her
brother. Mr.. Homer Moor
head of Hershey, Neb., to
Mr.. Donald Carl Willis of
Orting Saturday evening at
the Orting Methodist church.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Willis of
Orting.
Vocal soloist was Miss Bertha
Mueller Of Orting. who sang AT
Dawning" and 20 Promis. Me. &"
accompanied by Organist Miss
Martha Raney of Tacoma. Rev.
w. o. Benadom was officiating
clergyman. Rev. Bensdom has
known both bride and bridegroom
since their school days in the val
ley
The brides gown was white
embroidered organza over a taft
feta fingertip veil held in place
by a single gardenia: her bouquet
was gardenias centered by an or
child. and che wore a gold necklace
which was the gift OF her sister,
Mrs. John Thomas. who also was
r1atron of honor. Mrs. Thomas
gown was blue frosted organdy
and she carried colonial bouquet.
Maid of honor was Miss Flor
ence Schmidtke, wearing pink
frosted organdy and bearing a
colonial bouquet. candle lighters
were Mrs. Fred Wahlgren of Che
halls, in turquoise frosted organdy,
and Mrs. Clifford Hansberry, in
peach frosted organdy.
Mrs. Saunders. mother OF the
bride, wore rosy beige lace, and
Mrs. Willis gown was r. A. F.
blue crepe; both carried gardenias.
Best man was Mr.. Stanley
Willis. brother of the bridegroom;
ushers were Mr.. Clifford Hans
berry. Mr.. Fred Wahlgren of Che
balls and Mr.. Howard Willis,
brother of the bridegroom.
The reception table in the
church parlors was centered by
the brides cake with n crystal
basket of white gladioli and a
pair Of white tapers in crystal
holders.
Pouring at the reception were
Mrs. J. o. Skirving of Bremerton
and Mrs. J. F. Sigafoos. assisted
by Mrs. r. Sigafoos in charge of
the brides cake, Mrs. II. f. Tres
sing and Mrs. J. Huff. gifts; Miss
Florins Anderson, guest book;
Mrs. II. Moorhead. punch; Mrs. j.
Muench. ices; Miss Thelma DAN
iels. wedding cake.
For going away the bride wore
beige with brown accessories and
carried an orchid corsage Fol-
lowing brief wedding trip 10
Hood canal. the young couple will
he at home at 3l5 Warner street
in Orting.
Mr.. Willis is employed in the
Auburn office OF the Puget Sound
Power and Light company.
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Miss Daniels
Is HOnOred
Numerous Parties Given
Saturday for Bride-to-Be

To compliment Miss Thel-
ma Daniels, who is to be mar
ried Saturday evening to Mr..
James Stanley Willis of Park
land. Miss Lola Huff and her
mother, Mrs. Frank Huff, en-
tertained at a pantry shower
recently in their home.
A telegram in verse told of
the baskets of gifts and their
location. During the earlier
part of the evening games
were played. followed by a
late buffet supper.
Centering the table We're yellow
nasturtiums. candles and market
basket favors.
Guests were Mrs. T. NJ. Daniels.
mother Of the bride-elect; Mrs. J.
C. Willis. mother Of the groom
elect. Mesedames Richard Mat
thews. Mel Petersen, Harold An
dersen, Fred Johnston. Frank Huff,
and the Misses Ellen Bergstrom,
Lola Huff and Mildred Smallridge.
er-Daughter Party
Friday evening Mrs. Harold An
dersen and Miss Ellen Bergstrom
entertained at a supper for Miss
Thelma and her bridal attendants
and their mothers at the home of
Mrs. Morten Andersen OF Falkland.
The evening was spent making
tea towels for the bride-eleet.
Gifts were discovered by the bride
to-be by means Of treasure hunt.
Table decorations for the occasion
were pink and white gladiolas as
the centerpieee with blue candles
in the background. Miniature blue
candles were at each table setting.
Among those present were Mrs.
Theo NJ. Daniels and Thelma, Mrs.
Otto Carlson and Gladys, Mrs.
Jenny Bensen and Mrs. Mel Peder-
sen, Mrs. Chris Madsen and Mrs.
Harold Andersen. Mrs. oscar Berg
strom and Ellen. Mrs. William
Smallridge and Mildred. Mrs.
Frank Huff and Lola. Mrs. w. +.
Daniels, aunt Of the bride-elect.
and Mrs. Morten Andersen.
Sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniels. parents Of the bride-elect
were host and hostess AT buffet
supper following the wedding re-
hearsal.
Decorations on the table for the
happy occasion were concentrated
on a bowl OF pastel asters in a
silver bowl. At each end were
silver candlesticks and candles
Pouring was Mrs. w. F. Daniels
Attendants Present
Honored guests present were
Miss Daniels and Stanley Willis;
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Willis; the
bridal attendants. Misses Gladys
Carlson. Ellen Bergstrom, Lola
Huff, Mildred Smallrdge. Mes
danes Mel Petersen and Harold
Andersen: Helen Lou Storaash,
cousin OF the bride-elect. flower
girl: Claire Egtvedt. ring bearer;
Dale Storassh, cushion bearer;
Donald Willis. brother Of the
groom-elect: Howard KvinSland.
and steiner Kvinsland.
Others were Mel Petersen, Harry
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Committee Meets
AT Cannon Home

Members Of the F1rwood school
PIT. A. executive committee met
Thursday at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Newton Cannon on North
lake. They completed plans for
their first meeting Of the new
season. Thursday. Sept Il.
Those who attended were Mrs.
Albert Corkish. Mr.. and Mrs,
Bruce Gale. Mr.. Verne Larson and
son Lowell Larson, Mrs. Joe Van
der Sheldon and sons Dale and
Richard. Mrs. Ed Josues and
daughter Marilyn. Mr.. Potter War
ren. Mrs. William Sundberg and
daughter Joyce. Miss Nellie Gale,
Mrs. Al Sooglund and Mrs. Thomas
Jepson.
Officers for the school year
le4l-1e42 are the following: Presi-
dent, Mrs. J. Van der Sheldon
vice president. Mrs. Thomas Jep-
son: secretary. Mrs. William
Sundberg; treasurer, Mr.. Verne
Larson.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Tuesday
Wedding
Miss Helen Walker Pleas
ants Bride of Mr.. Daily

In a simple floral setting,
lighted by candles, at 4 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Helen Walker Peasants be-
came the bride of Mr.. Clinton
Richard Daily of Seattle. The
Rev. Paul Crooks read the
ceremony IN the Little Church
On the Prairie.
The bride wore a mallard blue
crepe suit with brown accessories
and a corsage of orchids. She
was attended by her sister. Mrs.
T. II. Robson. and the bridegroom $
best man was his brother. Mr..
Lawrence Daily OF Los Angeles.
Before the wedding the brides
niece. Miss Barbara Robson. sang
% Perfect Love" and later she
sang Because of You" both num-
bers accompanied by Mrs. Maurice
Owen.
Dinner for IS was served in one
Of the private dining rooms at
Lakewood Terrace after the cere-
mony The brides cake conferred
the table and on either side were
arrangements of small white flow
ers and candles.
For travelling the bride added a
herringbone tweed topcoat with
fur collar. After a wedding trip
Of week or ten days. the couple
will make their home in Seattle.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29
Returns From
Extensive Trip South

Mrs. Jack L. Sherer and her
two sons, Jack, jr.. and Warren.
returned last week from two
months spent in New Orleans.
Warren returned with his mother
on the train and Jack drove with
his aunt, Miss Mildred Brandt, and
an aunt and uncle. Mr.. and Mrs
Philip r. Germillion. who were
visitors here two years ago.
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Guild
Opens Year
Mrs. {. c. Power Chairman
For Membership Drive

The Tacoma Theater Guild
announced today the begin
ming of its third season, 194l-
az, with a subscription mem
bership drive. The drive will
last until Sept. 8. Mrs. Edith
Daniel. president, has named
Mrs. Ellsworth c. Power as
chairman of the ticket sale,
assisted by Mrs. Owen p.
Hughes in charge of COM
munications and Mrs. Edward
Shackelford in charge of dis
tribution. Mrs. Clyde l.. Alton
will head the publicity.
The guild has chosen for the
season three Broadway stage sue
cesses. All productions will be
under the direction OF Mr.. Philburn
Friedman.
First production of the season
will be Kind Lady" by Edward
Chodorov. The second will be
MY Hearts in the Highlands.
by William soroyan, and the third.
THE Made Hopes" by Romeny
Brent.
Mrs. Power has named the fol-
lowing members to serve on her
ticket committee: .Mesdames A. J.
Graft, Fred Hazelton, Killian J.
Weller. William Knapp. Don L.
Burbank, John Tower. Walter d.
Hayes. Bertha Campbell, Irene b.
johnson and Marjorie Foster.
Messrs. Lawrence airline. Clyde
Alton. Virgil Barkley. Gordon Mar
tin. Robert Craig. John McMini-
min. Harvey Smith, Fales Martin.
Henry Croteau. G. II. johnson. c.
Zedler. Glenn Stewart, Kenneth
Hawkinson and Kenneth Schilan.
Misses Rita Clement, Ruth Mo
line. Bette Flynn, Sue Thomas,
Irene Giddes, Muriel Knapp, Char
lene Russell. Dolores Washburn,
Portia Miller, Elizabeth Peach. Ro-
sale Sands and Valdene Hazelton.
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Miss Fisher
TOEntertain
Wedding TO Officer Taxes
Place Saturday Afternoon

Since her marriage TO It.
Everett ". Holstrom is to be
a small. quiet affair, Miss
Harriet Fisher is not having
a rehearsal or spinster party
but instead has invited a
group of her close friends TO
the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. J. r. VI. Fisher for
dinner Friday evening.
The rehearsal for the wedding.
which will take place on Satur-
day afternoon at $50 o'clock in
81. Luke's memorial church. will
be held at I o'clock with the din
ner party following.
Guests will include Miss Rose
marie Mullany OF San Francisco,
who has come north for her
friends wedding. Miss Mary Jane
Argue, Miss Peggy Hilton. who
will be Miss Fishers only attend
ant, Miss Marian Brush. Miss
Janice Green, Miss Frances Cole.
Miss Mary King. Miss Betty
Heaton and Miss Betty Lou Card.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-29

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lars. look around the basement or
attic for discarded articles. These
will bring you cash from some
one II you advertise them with
an inexpensive Times Want Ad.
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Rainbow Chapter
To Skate September 5fh

Tacoma Cedar chapter of Rain
bow Girls will give a skating
party at King Roller rink, Sept. 5.
Miss Evalu Clevenger is chair
man, assisted by Misses Matilda
Drennen. Mary Jane Holmes and
Annette Myre.
The worthy advisor. Miss Glenn
entine Gordon. is in charge of all
posters.
Tickets are on sale now.
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ST. Louis Family
Guests in Tacoma

Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Hausknecht
and their daughter Miss Louise.
Of ST. Louis. No. are house guests
for the week Of their cousins, Mr..
and Mrs. w. ". Wrissner. SIS
So. NJ ST.
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Hsllowell. Ray Perry. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. Storsssi and Gene. Ronald
and Wayne. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p.
Egtvedt, Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Stor-
ssSh and Orville. Mrs. Howard
Kvinsland. and Mr.. and Mrs. W. =.
Daniels.