The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1941-08-28
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Ma,is y. Murk. p. Of BelHngham.
Robert ]. Ehreth. 1s-year-old son
Of Mrs. Frances Ehreth. 5s33 So.
Lawrence st. has enlisted IN the
L. s. Coast Guard at Seattle. He
was Immediately transferred 10
the training station at Port Town
send. where he will remain for
at least a month. After that he
viii be transferred 10 A seagoing
vessel for advanced training.
DIR. Clarence Utterback plans 70
take in a meeting Of the Denver
KiWanis club on his tour.
Mrs. W. X. Holloway. Tacoma.
visited recently at the home OF
Mrs. p. T. Guffin in Ephrata be-
fore continuing her trip which will
take her TO Trumball. Neb.. and
cities in Nebraska and Missouri.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Shaw and
children Of Puyallup are now va
cationing in Eastern Washington
They will return home by way Of
Portland.
Averil II. Liening. Nern Koch
Ter. John Nlastekies and Roman J.
Osowicz have been transferred
from Fort Lewis TO Fort Leonard
Wood, Mo.
Vscationing this week in the
Queets river sector are MIR. and
Mrs. Edward X. keyes.
A recent visitor at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. =. X. Horr was AL
bert Trimming OF Poeatello, Idaho.
D. r. Anderson, manager of
Wild West posts V. F. W. drum
corps. announces there are still
few vacancies in the organiza-
ton.
Mrs. John Lawson and son. John,
who have been visiting with rela-
tives in Oakland. Calf, are ex-
pected home before school starts.
Sidney Mccoy has been fighting
off a hard cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Smith of
Los Angeles have been visiting
here at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Streater.
Second 1t. Ruth Mullens, a Fort
Lewis nurse, visited recently at
the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mullens, at Suqua-
mish.
With settlement Of insurance
claims for collapse of the Tacoma
Narrows bridge. establishment of
priority rights for steel for
new structure is one of his most
pressing jobs right now, writes
T. A. Stevenson, manager of the
Tacoma Chamber of Commerce,
from the nations capital. With
him for the same purpose is II. ID.
Van Eaton, representing Gov. Ar
thur Il. Langlie.
William Z. Wood. son of Mr..
and Mrs. Davis VI. Wood, 431O
No. Orchard st, has been appoint
ed aviation cadet, it is announced
at McChord field. Wood will re-
port for duty at Allan Hancock
School of Aeronautics, Guadalupe,
Cal. for elementary training.
Upon completion of training he
will be commissioned a second
lieutenant of the air corps re-
serve. He graduated from Sta
dunn high and attended the Col
lege of Puget Sound
Harold c. Schweinler. jr., for
mer valedictorian at Stadium high
school, has been awarded a Foun-
der's scholarship for the coming
year at Carnegie Institute of
Technology at Pittsburgh. Pa, in
recognition of his scholastic rec
ord as a freshman last year. He
is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. c.
Schweinler. 1856 So. Ainsworth
ave. Holder OF a Westinghouse
scholarship. he will accept the
Founders grant without stipend
Stanford osmers of Tacoma
Drug Co. found an out OF the way
Rotary club meeting to attend last
week. He checked in at Courte-
nay, B. c.
After more than four years in
charge Of the Point Defiance park
aquarium. Wilhelm (skip) Jordan
has submitted his resignation 10
the Metropolitan Park board. He
Will leave Sept. Is.
c. VI. Dahlager. organizer for
the Transfers and Chauffeur's
union. addressed the park board
session this week.
Visitors at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. !. III. Fluallen. 40I9 Pacific
ave, Wednesday were Mrs Noble
Poncioni, Rejina Crell and Doris
CreIl. all Of Sacramento. The
tho stopped in Tacoma en- route
10 Alaska for a vacation.
Pfc. Roy =. MacGregor. I'd Engi-
neers. u. 5. Marine corps, has re-
ceiYed an honorable discharge from
the service az San Diego, Calf.
according 10 word received by his
mother. VINO lives at American