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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16


Smear was plummeed 10 statewide fame by scoring $50
points during the regular 10 victory Pousbo
the Trojans the mythical state Class championship
Puyalup lost game that yesr-a 20 setback from
Enumclaw who later entieed into Thanksgiving day
return battle to take las defeat scoreess tie with
Auburn also besmudged the Viking record
Ardent Fife fans maintained that the Trojans would
have beaten the Vikings that and of Puyaup
refused listen TO such chatter Nevertheless there
frequent occasions when these Puyaup fans stood up
for the Vikings with tongues in their cheeks
claims by both sides An earyseason informal workout
Puvaup Fife by considerable margin but observers
said that Fife used reserves literally while Puyaup Kept
its starting lineup intact all during the session.
Later when Puyalup had the Puget Sound confer
championship and Fife again Pierce County
league king there considerable talk about game be-
the strong hoop teams who at that time were
both cunning for state tournament berths.
Fife was willing TO play anytime. anywhere but cagey
Puyaup authorities said they couldn't play before the West
Central district tournament and told Fife they would only
play If Fife the district championship This meant
virtual elimination of the since Bremeron the eventual
state champions were in the West Central tourney.
Eventually Fife lost to Bremerton in the district cham
ponship finally bowling out OF the tourney and losing
state tournament chance Puyaup also blew It's state TOUR
ney chance in a 1892 game at Wala Wala.
Later in the spring Puyaup and Fife authorities got
together football date for this fall, probably because
Puyap figured Fife had scant chance to upset the veteran
team which returning to the Viking fold
Fife however. proved to be soft touch, bated the
Vikings tooth and toena for three quarters went home
feeling il had scored moral victory the Vikings,
who have lodged them for two years
Puyaup who it is reported made considerable profit on
the game could only find financial soace Meanwhile grid
fans Of the two communities smell the beginning of
natural eary-season rivalry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Gossip From the Gridiron Gulleys

Pacific tonfercncet
Matty Mathews,
coach admitted that two Of the
grinders turning the Rose City
bg Blaine boy and Keith Carr
who Ma admits having while
HartG Of
ineligible while ineligible
Tigers moved into field doing
a high school football Saturday
evidently pretty fair football brewing
touhdown Is minutes Beilngham
Red spokane's merry Round"
jamborees
bowling about
school hut the Salimans
hardly
pa " a. for boys of suh size
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

'fasdisys Timothy. 10 moasAz
old frssn setter. o~n&1 ~ NJ. an1
Mn. q = Lndi~x ~ ts11 Ne,
Andsrson o.. taok fnsss rbknes Ia
the Victoria. D e. dsG sho~ eaf-
urd.y. Ne wen b~ss a. siaaa ~
rssis. bsst a. winners aad - ~
breed. Aiss wss shlrd N sporting
group. BE nov s1ssts 10 pssza
pbtpns ard . silver trochy "a bls
collection ard ssiil IL = puppy he
sss handled ~ Mrs. Johasis -
Lag
Among othsr winners we're;
knxiish eosksr spsni<.s Win
ming lssss9l sad hest Of winners.
DssseouFt Drummosd. Mrs.. Frank
w. Ansi~fiins. Tacoma. limit To-
msls tsoli51. Kbonys Little Lady.
Mrs. Andsriiss. scen female
solid. 1, knonys katsa; ..
Frsnks Golden riowss. bath o~n-
81 BY Mrs.. Anf<Fiins: WANING
fsmsls. Eh1nys Little sstAs
Cocker spanisls. Winning open
dog lsOIidl. c4rmsdrs Jerry. y
Blanchard. Victoria reserve win
nsr. wlndriass Rasti-csn-o. Mr..
ana hfs. Ray Grsmnsi. TAccms.
best ~ breed. winfn1ss rrlmpst-
~ irsrtii. Mrs.. Charles hsoss'
Victoria
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Folks Meet the YanI<s

No sHownoATs
On the train IN ssw yers
ths, night Gordon. Keller and
Chandler tried To stir ar sems
excitement in the club ear hut
u sss ali q ea ys~n
The ssshs have i,eeu accused
Of bring ealesiesa. Ihsi's true
" the defiaitien Of ''eelar" 10
temperament. rewasi.m sna
sraaastsnd satics. There are M
sho~ bcsis On the Ssnka
Nevertheless. there are plenty
of Interesting personalities on
the team. For q ball club they
rate high In ! Q. Ton are col.
lsss men Rolfe. Keller, Cor
don. hrsusr. Chandler. Murphy.
Russo. Branch, resk and Don.
AID. host M the club could
make a living doing something
else II Their. wasn't any such
thing as baseball.
SO that you'll tnow the
Ysnks better. here are soms
sidellFhis on them.
JOE POPULAR
Mos, popular Yankee In for
sirn cities Joe Dsnsrrio. en-
eept In Philadelphia whsrs the
fans boo him numerically.
Leading vii. prankstsr ana
story tsllsr-i.sfty Conner. vhos
the life ~ the party.
Quisisst Msrius Russo and
Frankie cross,,i except on IN.
field where he's the noislesfj.
Best disposltion Tommy Her.
rich, who has q kind word for
everybody.
Most hssds o m . - Marvin
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Coach Barry 10 Change Grid
Style Of Play for Trojans
Mon Who Replaces Ldss Howard Jones
Pluns to Inject Some oi HIS Own Ido0

si.y-~r.ess asrs. o~lv - - ~
<nEls~ sssssa srs ed ers~G1 -
asszizfs ~ ~ srsft.
vsv~> ssepvups - Qnnvsps-
h>~n ~ WNetA - -
Nnlt~rus 80 0.nR1 ~
w-~6>--sssse1 - sepuve ~
~ ss~ne nn~ous - enlD.o-
sens ~ ~ ssuy - 49,
M -ssnsssssy ss~ssavs~ ~
l~u fifs s<nea sew s~ee1sas =
l.>ss xns 49, 'sn<lsy. In
r.ss,s - sesr. In nssrs
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Army Eleven
To Take "Cui''

roar LEWIS Daily ~pssosiz
Al l oeieen aad I seioek N IN
afternoon are slsssd for Ire tfst
Division fnothaIi tssu. u VS. an
noaased Monday ~ caseh txsut.
Loren W lutte tirst eqssad cut
eli ~ msds Monday and thsss
given the as ~iii report u eon'
p~ny tssms which OH snsncsae
in the Army Football league.
Tsttis. wks ssa<he1 sesss
y~sss 81 ornate vs~s hsGh
sehssi. ss<ss~d hssvy sevsmr
msss sssh Nss1sr hsf~ss
~skns ths ss~ss In ~ sqsse1
~ ssssIy iss sviA6sss-
Assisting Tsstsls in spax ming ne
siss bislsi1n srsddsss 10 Lisat,
Jafn. siasssnnfsk. fefmsr orsssa
stats and ustrest lion pro player.
Llsut jsmss kesl. fpfmss usf.
ysrslsy ~ Idaho Easfas Lisut.
beyd ooff. Sacramento junior sai-
lsss. AMI private Jssn Mecca
sashsy, former fswa wsslsyss
oaaxn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Truan Kinq
OF COWBOYS

PENDLETON, Ore.--Fritz Trl-
an. Salinas. Cal, rode his way To
the $4,000 sam Jackson trophy ss
the Pendleton roundup came to an
end Saturday.
Officials estimated $4,000 per-
sons saw the four-day cowboy
classic.
Truan. new king Of the rcdeo,
competed IN the roundup for ssse-
raj years and was 1910 champion
Of the Rodeo Association Of
America.
Everett Bowman. Hillside. Ans,
va, runner up. Third place went
TO Bob Haverty. f>ooselesf, ARR.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Packers Win
Pro Contest

The National Professional ross.
bail lssGus sesson s~inss iafo
high gear this week with the nrss
thfss-ssms Sunday card at the
1871 sesson. In addition fasys-
land plays Chicago cssdsnsls
Tuesday night
a hssssss NJ neid gests $50
tive isst-psst.a tsuskdssss
rave thu Dress nsy rseksss .
$50 ,ssi.ry aver the tSssssst
Lions SUNDAY In the s>sssn's
sp~s<s ~ srsss MAJ. Via. tss-
trait passed TIE - lard hss
ssis once.
Ace Parker. apparently fsily re-
covered fsofn the broken snkls ne
Suffered lAst May led the tsrsos-
lyn Dodgers 20 . $40 Triumph
ever ths Chsrshlil slan. . team ~
Hs~ Tofs college sssfs ~ en-
exhibition gAns Al sprnsfisid.
Mas.
IRE NsS Ysfs disnts opened
their s<sson ~ Pniisdslphis sat-
arsisy nisnt BY routing tss ksxiss.
40
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

ar..ss. ~ks ,esss HE . ,s.ss
r~sss sias.
n~st dre..~d---Jcs laMassts.
~hs's raied amsas the se~ hsss
dr~ssed mes IN he game.
nlfgsst eater Muddy Hnssr.
ha, the ysrks misc steve sun
dFs badly in this department
Latest eater frankie Gro
settl. ore ~ the fsw hall play
srs WIN doesnt rush 10 the
dlnirr ssinn.
Mat distinguished iccksr
Coach Earl Combs. vhnss PRE-
mature grey hair makes him
look like . narrss,sr.
host avid rssdsr--Trsiner
Earl Painter. who's almost
never without . book and says.
Il % the reading an thls club.
II nurts the players eyes"
leading magseias - Masassv
Zoe Mccarthy. ~hs isses Ia ~
e.,a svschs. whes ~ dreps Ne
rein he always looks surprised
and ssss, THAT'S the fIsss tisss
that evss ksppeaed."
Outstanding spesismsn - MI
pIcksy and joe Gordon. svo of
the best shots In The baseball
Checker champion = AN
pieksy
Rest bridge players - niil
Diessy and ned Rolfe
Youngest and smallest Phil
Hisyu'o. who iooks like the
Yankee mascot
Biggest Ernie nonhsm, who's
sin feet tvo ard srslss 77o
oldsst- Red kufftns. che sss
~ last Nay.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

~ GEORGE ktRksGx
United Pr~.s staff Corr~.panden
NEW NoRk Tn. hallmark
Of tho issi Yankees 10 thsir
model behavior. They rate A
plus in department. As their
big boss. I'd Barrow. says
they may not he the hest az
the long line OF Yankees pen
nsnt winners hut they win the
crown a. the best-behaved.
They are all gentlemen and
must be given serious consider
alton as the best-mannered
baseball team In history. One
member ~ thu Yanks who was
once a Dodssr came 10 the rluh
this season with q reputation
A. q screwhali.
He was addicted "a strange
sntics On and off the field. But
" didn't tske long for the
quiet. sober atmosphere ~ the
Ssnks In change thls payticnlas
individual Into something APP
preaching normally.
The day the Ysnss eiineh,d
the pennsnt In Boston they
staged the quistest demons,rs-
tion In Yankee rsnnant HIS
tory.
II was ~ quiet In IN. Yankee
clubhouse after the game that
Coach Art Fletcher had 10 stag.
phony scene when the photo
rraphers came back 10 snap
the Yankee celebration.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
FENCES LOOK ArINE
NEW YORK Danny iAtwhll.r

NV rOHk Danny IAtWhllef
was first 10 hit home nuns In
seven National league parks this
year. The Philhss ontfisldsr has
failed IN connect for the circuit
only at the Polo Grounds. one Of
the easiest ysrds In which 10 per
form the feat.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

ms ANGELES - To IA.
vsrslfT - ssasssFr c.afeFnIss
rre sas sss<F>es - a. trips -
tns nr@. n~~s - ma rsss -
years fses ts~ ssete<ii s<.sro
enh . So h<ss ee~es ant . e~<u-
fsTslissif antfssa t<sm
Justin San harry. seps
fnssi e@sssss~li ea.sh saa s@slss-
ant fnnsnsii msnsaf fer - vssrs
a use. sssrs lssa ne sp>ssess
sne<s - -. l<ts Hswsra 1en<s
~As suia>s ~. rrolan feosnsll
assslnlss fes n pears esta ~
sa.l.t<s death ina ssnnsr.
Nat nasry hsset 80
s~si.ss esev ~ ssw rs>p~s-
e1eaust~s. Ne hs~ss 49,
ssees ~~~<s ps.y sssse~ ~
$40 go est 60 - 49,
r>@se1 thss ~ ultnes lnlprs .
few II hss s~s sSes> IHss ~
taC. F~~shall ps~ussa -
hs>sssnait s~sss. ~ eseluuA =
. sHsghty fsns piss> - i~ess .
ssssk ~ Iva Tee Ne GvS6lv~e.
Sclia~ans me firss TraIx. rr~~-
lice sessions ihls fsit lrdssatlcne
are that. fcF Ire flfss ssms slnss
shs Josss ssstsm ~ss sntvsdneed.
sheer re~sr ~ill ~ modified IA
include . fssssf. mare sess strss
a play with the seesss a. lag
sna ssesr.ts passing.
Passing spegD
n.rry r~esatiy arapr>d . Mat
regarding me change N tns Al
mas, classic usC styis ~ fnns-
eali vNsa Ne snnouesss thai hss
mainf lns N tns ssst tee ~sess
% n ssseiap -grsstsr hsssfssi1
srses ana ss,ssr PASSING thAs -
nave Md h~fcfe"
Trey ~ili have . fass. nsss
ecsn style ~ play shss ssssna.
Marry sAld. s'the hnrse and suGay
age has completely ssaisAsd -
far .. IN. usc. football slss u
sonesfnsa"
VITA " tssseswp~ l~se -
ass1ssstsa. NJ Tssla~s a.
tssos1 70 pts saess vss~seg
hepss - sevss v~susulna 49,
alass aaA seNss hstoAs s>pAs-
mssss So jastss e~t1ego
evNssfss~. Nary aAua1ss v
Win - . ssss .ssss1 ~ ~
whip s.Sssnes . $50 Ne ~
Sept. ~. wke~ NJ rveines
wsst 0seeea state.
nses o. their oid bsrths ere
Tackles Captain nob ~ fAasf
ana Don wiIlsr. Risht md lac
Davis, e,ssrtssb~cs nh nsnsrs.
snn. i<ft Half NIL nundy. Run
ming Guard Hoa Thomas ana
ouafssrh4ss hissev Andersen.
Moro than ~ varsity hopsfnis
reported foe The opening practise
sessions and Harry announced tsss
the entire first team pcslsleas are
vide opsn until The vsssrsns ssd
newcomers prove themselves
The drsf, hAs not tsvehsd ~
men ~ Troy yet. with nnIy shsss
potential first ssfiasmss Rossrt.
ssn, sandy ard insss past Inc
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Few Grouse
Are Killed

Few grouse Nsrs killed In com.
pafison with The hundreds ~
hunters uhD sought ths BIRDS IN
popular grouse grounds sithln th<
Tse0ms sfsa such ss ssilgnst.
Eiss. Alder alstfiegs Case pro-
teetors estimated that ore bird
for sssfy tao hantsEs vas about
the average me r.ia prses by
drove some a. ths hsfas 10 high
timber while slners 'tsia tlshf-
70 the srosnd undsr protesting
undsrprpsh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Dodgers Ready
To Accept Orders

NEW YORK The Brooklyn
Dodgers announced today that
they would begin accepting orders
for world series tickets by mall.
effective innnnediatsly.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Former Mayor Earns
More as Janiior

ROCHESTER. y. d. Former
Mayor J1hn 2. Conrad hss been
appointed by Mayor Charles y.
Fsiser IS assistant Jsnitor ~ city
hsil Conrad gets more money 80
ssss'srt iznitor thar hs did a.
mayor.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
PioneerLeagus

O<DEs. Utah -s Tns Ofdsn
Rs1~. VINO finished second 20 ths
Boise Pilots in regular Pioneer
DsSbsil league play. b~ss hs
Pilots Is. in the first saus u
tho shsuEhnsssg pisyoff series
yesterday.
stone sHa Keikmsysf hid Bolse
10 fiss hits while Their mates tied
the sore N the seventh sna PIT
ths sshsS On zee WITH a four-rll
bursf N the sighth.
gcofs. n ~ n
Boise 1890. i02 90 ooo-s q I
Ogdsn - ..0iI 900 isx-7 10 !
Pspison. L2msnsks. siAlsy and
Fisids ssons. K0l<msysf ard
sehsffsL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
pIaEON rnfNn

Mrs.. a. n Jones. 1914 ~. Ia
coma ave. reports That shs II cor
csrnsd with finding tos owner ~
Garner pigeon. xsics TUNED 40
exhausted ., ssr hons a f.s DAYS
ago Eumb.r on the bsrds leg
Rand y s0its--hPA>-zsK.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Passing Vt Along
With Harold Shev

An argument which has fared With whtehot intensity
during the past three bsEed last Friday night
following the sQueaky victory which veteran and hefty
Paysup Viking eleven posted over green Fife squad
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net SCI.
rhis1 Rish Tnsmosms 80 m
kIssss ~ ttsshis>s Win . - O.
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tiss< Llsf jeresa ~ -
Ms4sA - n'sslas1 vies = -
So.
ssssn1 jack wsssss ~ D.
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rnsss sAm Ann - or en-.
ford II Aiie~m~ss vsta : ~ -
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tsrst~-psis eufam - 0pon4
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net 81.
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aaa nssdsw pssh snnt seugoonns
tassv~s.
psex nrp<h~ay ~ 1ea1>w pnvs
he'd low ssoas ~ n. Ioon noGDn-
tyre u ttlseisa1 go ~ ~ 80
IS.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
.Rained Out

The Npanawsy- Morton wv
tltis 6oisblssfsder VAS fslnsd out
At Morton sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

For years Fife supporters
have argued with the up
valley Puyallupites that their
beloved Troians would have
spanked the vikings and
soundly. Such talk has al
ways been pooh-poohed BY
Vikings.
Two years ago the CON
troversy reached \ climax
when Fife was the leading
high school team in the state
in point scoring and Puyal-
lup vas the Puget Sound
conference champion.
Effafs affaF Nas sa
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16

Your postmaster can tel yel
hor 10 invest IA y. o. Defense
bonda.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Grid Feature
Is Opportunity
Tickets Available
For Lutheran Tilt

Individuals. firm. ard organise
tons 81 Tacoma and southwestern
Washington have sesn Invited ~
ths raeorna Hot Stove league q
play host 10 soidiers st Port Levi,
and NcChord field Tor the Pacific
Lutheran eoliske-GonsaEs uni.
vsrsity football gsms IN the Ia
coma Stadium Friday nlsht. sept
%.
dug Dscknsaa. Chairman ef
tire committee In charge Il
the game. extended The tnsi-
tstsons saying thai military
ticket. for specisl sections
were Ia he sold ~ half the
regular pre- game price.
MANY residents a. Tacoma and
souihwss; Washington have Won
dered how they can do something
to help entertain the thousands 81
arNftssS at Fort Lewis whose sal
= month makes 1t impossible for
them 10 enjoy things that are
within the means Of those IN bust
ness oSholding steady Jobs in In
dustry,a said DyckmAn.
The Tacoma Hot stove league
has made arrangements whereby
firms. organizations and indiVid-
uais can buy tickets a. reduced
prices for service men and have
them distributed with their com
pllments 10 soldiers who other
wise would he unable TO attend"
LABOR APPROVES
The Tacoma Central Labor
council executive committee un-
snimously approved the plan and
several unions are already pur-
chased blocks ~ tickets tn he
turned over 10 athletic officers at
Fort Lewis 10 bs distributed
among soldiers.
Several business firms have
Joined IN the campaign nv buying
tickets 10 he used by service men.
Dyrknan sald that effioe~
at Fort Lewis were Interested
In the campaign and one 81
them already had purchased
100 Of the special military
tickets an that he mixet play
host Co all the men under his
command.
Fun information about the
PLAY Host to Soldier At the
r. l. C.-Gonzara Game" campaign
can be obtained from the down
town office. los Rust building.
phone MAN 1878.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-09-16
Fair Entries

Here are the races Al the West
srn Washington fair Monday
night. starting time. 7 o'clock:
FIRST NIGHT RACE, all ages.
Purse $50 mile.
l. Rube Wilson tsimonis) IFS
2. Proud Goldie mo boy) -. 1l5
3. Irish Peer lJosephson) =. us
4 Bang no boy ......... lis
D Ids Belle lRandslD ...... ll5
6 Morclass tBazo) ...... lis
Also Eligible
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s War Iron mo ooyI .....lls
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year old and up Purse $50, one
mile
/. Teasing mo bow $1,000. ia
a Vsrrel Trusnt tsinonisl.. III
3. saga Sage lBiermsnl -. III
4. Captain Logan mo ooy) =. III
.. Mess Wagon tBaze) 80. III
@. Dancing Pirate (Josephson) III
Also Eligible
7 Grossbeck Randall $3.50. III
THIRD NIGHT RACE. all ages.
Purse $50. = nile
! Bernie Boy mo boy) 49,. Us
2. Brilliant Baby Bazel 80. 10
2. Carezzz fStoddsrdl ...... 10
4. Auto Row iBiermanJ .... is
8. Lanirap lJosephson1 80. 10
6 Ms Scramble Randall. 1Os
Also Eligible
2. Black Shirt mo boy ..... lls
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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-06-05
Girl Scout Summer Program is Arranged

Tuesday afternoons. Girls may
register for any one of the four
groups.
This work will cover some ae-
tivities under the Girl Scout
Clothing Badge.
Cooking-Activities will in.
clude a two hour demonstration.
in the new Ohio Power kitchen,
several group discussion meet
ings and practical work at home,
and will open with the demon
stration June 16.
On July 21 an all day trip to
Schoenbrunn has been arranged.
The girls will stop at Gnaden-
hutten State Park.
Pottery classes which will be
offered have not yet been set
up. Girls may enroll and will
be informed later.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-06-05
DR.. Mcclure To
Leave Newark

Attending the recent sessions
of the Ohio Conference of the
Methodist church, DR.. Robert o.
Mcclure, pastor of the First
Methodist church in Newark,
was elected superintendent of the
Lima district. The new office
makes it necessary that the fam
lily move to Lima. He has been
in Newark since 1888.
DIR. Charles E. Turley, who
has served as superintendent of
the Wilmington district for the
past six years, will be in New
ark Sunday, June 8, to take over
the First Methodist pulpit.
Rev. Donald Shaw, pastor of
the Neal Avenue Methodist
church and Rev. Wayne L. Snider
of the East Main street Metho-
dist church will remain in New
ark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-06-05

day morning beginning June 18
at the Municipal pool. On the
first morning all girls will report
at 9 o'clock and will be classified
according to swimming ability
after that the girls will come at
the time designated for their
particular class. All swimming
activities are in charge of Ply
sical Education department of
the YYMCA. Mr.. Ray Clark,
head of the department, is ar
ranging for the instructors.
Under Home Making activities
the girls will have an opportun-
ity to attend special classes at
the Singer Sewing Machine COM
pany, beginning June 16 and II.
Two afternoon groups will be or
ganized, each group will met on
four consecutive Monday and
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-06-05

Mrs. C. F. Tomlinson, chair
man of the program committee
of the Girl Scout Council an
nounced that information con-
cerning the Girl Scout summer
activities is being mailed this
week to all registered Girl
Scouts in Newark. The commit
tee after studying a question
naire sent out to troops has set
up a program which will meet
the requests made by the girls.
Titled summer activities for
Girl Scouts the following activ-
tiles are being offered:
Reading-Girls interested in
reading and finding adventures
in books may enroll in the Girl
Scouts Readers club which is
sponsored by the public library,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1941-06-05

between noon and five o'clock up
to June 15..
Home Nursing Club-Girls
who are in the seventh grade
and above may enroll for the
Home Nursing club which will
meet on Tuesday and Thursday
morning from June 10 to June
II. This course will be conduct
ed by Mrs. Emerson Fishbaugh,
consultant in the Health and
Safety field. The standard Red
Cross Home Nursing course will
be given. On the satisfactory
completion of the course the girls
will receive the Red Cross GER
tificate as we'll as give Girl
Scout badges.
Swimming-This most popular
of summer activities will be Of
fered to Girl Scouts on Wednes-