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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18
RESOLUTION No. 4ii

Resolution Declaring Extreme rm-
Urgency in the Poor Fund OF NaIIeE
County. Montana. =
Be 1t Resolved. by the Board oil
County G. ON m i $ siOner of NailrY
County, Montana. that with respect TO
the poor fund budget of Valley county
for the fiscal year beginning July ISL,
1911 there exists an extreme emerScnc5
within the purview of Section 4ol3.o
of the revised codes of 1872 and IN"
facts constituting the emergehc! arr
as follows tO-wi
That be reason Of an eXceptlonal
large relief load carried by Valley
County. on account of the lncreaS'u
population not having sufficleni en-
plOyment during the winter mlonthS' 10
support their respective fahllileS WIN
the necessities of life, therefore many
destitute people are looking to valley
County for aid. and
Whereas, The maximum levy aiiowru
by law for Poor Fund purposes Is SIX
mills. which amount has been LEVIED anu
the budget now exhauSter. and no tnhus
are available with which to care Ior
destitute, INDECENT, sick and needy.
BE II Resolved. That the Board ol
County Co issjcrers OF valley
County. do hereby declare an emery
enc in the amOunt of S2SOl."" anu
instruct the Clerk to make the re'OruS
show accordingly. creGitinG the ano'e
mentioned amount 10 "" Nhi''." v"
partments within the Poor Fund qua
get
BE 1t Further Resolved. ina TINS
emergency budget is declared ana SCI
up in conformity with the provisions
Uf Chapter 10 of the Laws of Mont
ana. 1899. and $2.GO0.0O of the sum mere
in budgeted constitutes monies received
from the state Department OF rune
Welfare in accordance with Sald
act.
Adopted by unanimous vote OF the
Board of County Commissioners "i
Valley County, Montana, this 4th day
n. G. Briggs. Chairman
Maurice Arnold. Member
Carl Shellerud. Member
ATTEST: II. Il. Bjorklund, Clerk.
Board approved claims on the poor
POOR FUND-SALARIES
DIR. G. r. Larson. County Phys 40
lclan ''p-""
DR.. W. II. Reed 0pheim,
County Physician ..........:.. 0O'OuI
Dr.. L. l.. Cockrell. Hinsdale
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18

Farm for SaIe-97 acres, complete
buildings, modern home, produc-
tive soil, irrigation available. 8 miles
from Kalispell. Sacrifice y account
health. Price $4,000 Dc. 100000 down,
balance terms. Write Mcintosh Music
House, K%alispell, Mont. 6-4tc
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18

For Rent-32O acres on south bench,
9 miles southeast of Glasgow. Must
be taken Immediately. Mrs. John
Cygan. 8-2tp
The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1942-06-18

BIackleg Vaccine - Life immunity,
54 cents for ten doses. forks
Rexall Drug, Glasgow, Mont. tic
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Four Members Of One F amily
Hospiialized After Accident

Madeline Rasmussen. e. chest in
juries: Yvonne Rasmussen. 4. lac
eratlons Of head ard hand anra-
xions: Merle Rasmussen. J. scalp
lacerations. cuts on face. RAs-
nassen. who wss driving the car.
suffered only minor bruises while
his father and a seven-months-olc
baby were unlnJured
Another Accident
ne Puy4lgp bus accident &C
CURED at East . st and PGyzIl1p
ave. and involved a car driven By
Mrs.. Ann Reintner. =. TOT i4th
81 S. Z Payallup. Ars- Rsintner
Wss treated az ST Joseph's hosp
tai fer a cut eve a. was Mrs.
D. L Glnen. 2slT No. Proctor 81.
a bis Passenger. vito VAS treated
for shock Police took both wcn-
en- 70 TIE hospital
Another Aerid<nt socurred
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Buses OF the Tacoma Trznsi
Co. and the Blue-Gray Lines OF
PuyaIlup were involved m col
llxson Sunday afternoon which sent
ssx persons TO hospitals for nedi-
cal attention.
-Four members Of the Ben
smin R&~muss~a family, s&e1
-. TscouzA wzy, we're treated
nj the county hospital after =
lacems IranxGt Dus naa
ssrurk he rear s~rt wheel 81
the Rasmussen car at the in
te<>exfien ef -. 4sd 81 and
Yakima ave.
The Rasmussen car aid across
the intersection ard jumped the
earh. finally stopping against the
residence occupied by Gift Hughes.
&3oi Sc YAKIMA ave
Injured we're Shirley Rxanus-
ser. 6. broken night leg Mrs..
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Army Attracts
Men Under 20

With easing Of restrictions re-
garding enlistment IN the army
Of men between the ages OF Is
and 10. q considerable Increase
In Enlistment Of these younger
men 10 noted. Capt Cecil II. Rhsx
Of the Tacoma army recruiting
station reported Monday.
During the month Of September.
q total Of is men Of these ages
were enlisted In the army through
the local recruiting station
The fact that they viii have an
opportunity TO learn . specialized
trade. while a, the same time
serving the country In the army.
proved the most attractive factor
To the majority.
Air Corps Faverife
A decided preference for the
air corps was shown by those en-
listing In September. IS entering
this branch OF service where they
win Be given specialized training
and viii Be able to more quickly
obtain commissions a. officers.
As equally specialized a branch
Of service. and also offering rapid
promotion. the signal corps at
trscted n men Of these ages- -Four
entered the transportation Depart
ment five the field artillery. SIX
the air force specialists. Il un-
assigned service. tao the ordnance
department and four the cavalry.
so far this month. . total Of "a
men below TIRE age of % have en-
listed IN the army through the
Tacoma station. Is in the air
corps. four In the signal corps.
two IN the cavalry. one IN . noun
tain regiment and one IN unas-
signed service.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Naches Highway Association
Meeting Attracting Interest

The meeting viii begin with a
dinner at ! O'Clock sharp. Reser-
yations are beng taken BY Arthur
Cook At the office Of the Young
Mems Business association. Br
1ies. OF Rex Kelly. secretary OF
the PuyzIlup Chamber Of Com
meree. and must be made not later
than 5 p. m Tuesday.
A general invitation Ia extended
TO all persons who are interested
IN improving transportation faoili-
ties between Puget Sound and the
great producing area east Of tire
Cascade mountains. Those who
cannot come fer the dinner viii
be welcome a. the business meet
ing and program beginning
promptly Al 8 o'clock
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Women To Start
War Chest Drive
Thursday A. N.

fCo1kzzu<1 fron Pz9s ORE
0zker eztles C - West e 80
repeatedly <zes<5 fhzzr sset.s z=1
campaign Fo4is-ess1 nok TAeoU2
Perhaps th4 = - flttznK >
1zT - zny = zksx "a eanna-
aIzy fhat I ca "a. thst : ezn
% thEnKs fk.t othsr cites So
ee-1 n 6slnx.- - sd =colam-
b1s day Should give tbs Campaign
- sazpiezeszz start T4ooua reeds
something lie thzs q z~zken -
community spirit szd . shoS
tkat : cty. too. ca have = zoslL
IL uum<n's d1xf.isn 81 fhe
Var Cast e.np~lxz !. ke.z~1
this jar ~ Mr. gehn =
Baker ard Ar-. [. c. Pratt fsr
~ residential district. ard
Mrs c. 4 aefHfyr< fer n.
hss-lse-. district. Mrs.. Baker
snd Mrx- MeIntyre speke
briefly 10 tk~ir workers ~ The
Assa.y program
salts we're then presented sho~-
lng ne night ard wroug says q
approaching persons beng szke1
. Eve 70 the Var Chest.
Cossr~z nstion ps<sar-~
Illustrating The .erk IF tA~
xaxssus Axenes~s euao~rned II
~ Mar Ch~~t s.ee~~s .<r~
Shown nad Afterwards. sup
pf1es were ai<fribuf>d-
Rev. Lonxs tax xas baz<d q
appeals 70 ths heart ard 10 ths
head
He declared that TIE War
Cn~st appeal - ~ bad No.
eszzne II b Intelligent. eoonom-
ieai- ssses manpe~er NJ .
critical time a.a esmhi.<. In
enc . nsuitsplicsty Of appeals
A 10 TIE heart appeal Re cited
cases q . little girl ~ho couldn't
see her school books for lack %
glasses which her parents could
not ret for her. . homeless Kiri
down the street with .
battered suitcase. far from home.
broke and wondering where 70
turn next. = young soldier expert
eneing hls first homessekn<ss: and
500 persons = day dropping dead
from starvation in Athens
II these-eny OF fhem-were
our nelrhhorx. ne would be xiad
10 help them Long said. but
because they are strangers. OF are
far away from "a. we don't give
them q thought Our War Chest
agencies work in tins field. 70 be-
friend the weak and friendless-s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

- :. .s.<<. oboss. 81 G
- Anu1 .slssx. s499 g. Pc
>. rs sesn 5<srosss = - &C.
szaf esfseer fss>e 9 e.ssfses-
nostex elefs !. - =. s. .orHn<
ccrrz. : 80 lecroec ssaoocf. fit
S ozszs.cnf c - 1slIfses csfi1sf
g - eec1o4soet<rs = - aseri-s
co~ps c<pof = sc Is n son
fHe1< sooz
cstC .s.sr 81 IS pr1uotson
fsur "a rcrss G e-azfed rnen.
hssos ioso<o - Leofhesneo.s Is
{ psscfe = l7z1. T-en.f-ei2nf
r-oo-ns G - ccfeer -cs sc<rf
oeoof5 s-< Is Csssrooe 60 n
cioo.d e1fy e4ra.s re SIS god
- .o.r % - feet 70 tusiroiio.
ks- Zscsonc. Sonoo. ronouo ond
Gee
~ Tocono r,oa hos csc
s<nseo O 6se-<rton n1sY yotd
end os c. E-zsruct-< = re sec
xchoos g "a Scr cseoc Acfins
ecss. t-s res cesn s.csloneo "
Scr rsco< see xsncs 1913
N.orco. Otter Weller . CT
sspers RTE c-d pss.oi zhcs ord
-cs 80 re A.cri-es' ceccrt-en;
GO re rccisc RTE secr1 20 &c
1875 -hea Il -os csseon5eo.
Re ifsex n Scn Scrsos, G s1ourb
g Scr r.o-cis1c. ~ifa rs ~ise cno
re daughters. posrscso June. Il.
cnc pctrici1 An. i.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

mA1e their mistake In this
campaign In the C.se.szn
drive. TIE n.emenfum of fh<zr
rs>h after the fan 81 Re~tsx
carfied tk<m h>n1leag tkreugh
~ NaIkep n<l1s wIfkl.
sssut - nszes 81 Grexsy ard
Q. TIE Bi.<k So ee~<f ~
Ssseris.ixk- Tke. III 4rivs
ssxxea ss~n
Had TIE huge force Of men.
tanks. artillery sa1 sirplxzes that
w<re throzn against st.Ilnrr.1
ben add Instead 70 fh< army n
the c.ucasuz. the result would
have been quite dzffsr<nt.
= = fairly eerxAln fkas - ns~
the Germans would have been
past Croxny 70 Nakh.ek ksia o.
the Caspian and perhaps o. th<
way 10 B.kn- Hitler ~ouid have
had the entire Caucasus ard an ia
81 to present 20 The German p<o-
PIE ~ the fruit q ths summer
This division q forces. Al vars-
are with Hitlers ususI tactics.
may yet save the Russians from
sueh a grave lo~s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Three Tacoma men enlisted IN
the army transportation depart
meat and two others in the air
forces Saturday among the 50 men
who were enlisted through the Ia
coma recruiting station. Cept Cecil
n Rhea reorted Monday.
Entering the transportation de-
partnent were Carl Z. johnson.
%. Of el2 Pacific ave: Fred o.
johnson. -. husband Of Mrs. Ma
bel A Johnson OF Route 4, and
George A Lund. 26. son o. Charles
A. Lund Of $40 No. saith 81. Cecil
II. Dunn. IS. Of 5i2 No. J st. and
Julian C Bower. 20. son Of Julian
Bower Of Route 5, entered the air
forces
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

II sunDer eanpaxg. !.
- Dsa-vsls. s>rfsr $500
- ~ - 1>wn - . &C.,
spfens9 fnIlur& II sse-ee1>x
- = ernnt extnu4 II tnzewrups-
~ ~ - psv>x s.nffse -
- venga. - - r1s>x I'M
nhpr1ly - frsu<s fsr - w1s-
- nnywny.
n IL Germans withdraw 70 sA<
Ia. IL Runnzans IN - abe 70
xecpen IL river n the sprznx Ard
- -. whi<A proved - costly
fhis year. yin have % ~ done an
o<er again
That would lea<s tAe caa<ss<zs
ID IL 81 fiel1s - tn sole ~
nntnlnx chance fer fhe Germans
u aehI<vs N impoxtanf wi<tory
thzs year. nh<y APPEAR 10 - N
tennfy1ng their drive th<re. both
atong tn BIn<k - ooss< and
townrdB The Gruny f1<l1aL ne
weather thers VII ~ suitable for
examination q fighting for scne
txne - cpzneL
n = snny - - ~. - 49,
81 49, uh<rs ~ Germans
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Two interesting speakers are On
the program fer the meeting Of the
Nsche. Pass Highway association
At the Puyallup Chamber Of Com
merce Tuesday night DR.. r
Franklin Thompson. president OF
the College Of Puget Sound. viii
be introduced to the valley and
viii have something 70 say about
the relation Of good highways and
human progress
T. H Stevenson. manager OF
Tacoma Chamber Of Commerce.
viii report On the. Washington
State Good Roads association
meeting a. Bellinghan ard other
matters with which Tacoma ard
the valley are concerned
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
World War
A Year Ago
Oct. Il, l4l
h nlsA Pr-

BERN military sources sd Ger
rrans asre znout p niles frnm
Eozco~z
suxzs.z announce evacuation -
women and children aot engaged
n Industry from Moscow.
Russian hlEh command reports
evacuation g Bryansk-
German High Command dams
baftlefslcs q Bryansz and Sysz-
IA far behind front VIth uaore
thar 20. co Russians already cap
tared
Russians report killing -
xoandIng 1900 Germans IN 1azt
- hours n western ara C Gen.
trzl Front
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Friends n Tacoma Uers happy
to learn Monday CO the promotion
% Patrick n. AeHnEh. <it7 Ne.
2sth 81. from ire rang q ser
xesat 10 second lieutenant IN The
army air forces ground forces
following completion q a three
month course a. ire officer eandi-
date school AZ Miami Beach. Fla
1t MeHugh's father resides a.
wapAto. Wash
I.mes -. kresm<f. %. vas his
week promoted from private first
class 70 corporal a. Fort Mason.
Cal. where he IL attached 70 the
Medical department. Corp. krea-
mer entered the army Nay Is.
issi. H. mother. Mary A. krea-
MR., resides AZ SIS Ez- 2eth 81
Observing their 22d anniversary
Monday were Mr.. and Mr. n o.
Markoff Of s32i So. Cakes ST
Jehs Leeadorf vas held IN city
jail Monday fer investigation Of an
auto accident Sunday afternoon in
front Of 1915 No. stemens st Ae-
eording TO police. damage amount
I'd 20 $500 when Loendorfs car
struck an auto driven BY Arnold
o. Andviek. Seattle. % hard that
Il eol1ided with another machine
owned BY Harold Bran OF PARK
land
In Tacoma General hospital Mon
dax IA. Fr~A Barn~< is-Year-o1d
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Free French Officer
To Speak in Tocomo

Major HEAR L<cooae. an Off
Ger q the Fighting French forces
IN Africa and authority On thu
ztrstsgie West African coastal
area around Dakar. viii Be speak
O. Tuesday noon before The Ia
coma kiwanis club At Hotel
winthrop.
Aequzintance Of Major LeCoque
with Jack Mcleod. past president
Of the Tacoma kiwanizns. brought
him to Tacoma where he viii make
what may be his only pubic
address while in the United states-
While Mcleod MAS travelling .
few years ago he entertained the
major in Paris and In turn Was
entertained NJ the I<Coque cha
tean On the river Seine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Young R<pshaiean leaders q the
state Win meet n<xf Sunday at 1
y n In Hotel winthrop vhen
vnriom county Groups yin give
reports O. progrsns in the I'm Cleo
1kcn campaign
Announcenent ~ the meeting
~ns made BY Owen Czaxks. stats
presi6ent: Therssa Nm junior M
tinnn1 counift<<woman and How
ard Graham. 1znior national COM
uItteemnn-
Vacancies which have occurred
- the ranks Il state okfieers al
fhe orEHnIzatxon VIII - flied ~
elections ~ tie Tacoma meeting.
n h PLANNED 70 start tn session
With = 1m<hecn-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Former Policeman Held

Police were holding William
Stubs, s3-year-old former police
men, in custody. while awaiting a
formal complaint from Lloyd La
Duke. 50. i7o4 Fswcett ave, as a
result Of q quarrel early Sunday
morning At 1745 Fawcett ave. in
which LADuke received a one-inch
knife wound in his chest. Stubs
Was arrested by officers who an
swered the call from neighbors.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
Auto Fatality

years before bis retirement four
years ago last July. He Was called
back int service as electrical
superintendent a. th< shipysrs1s
recently.
He vas q member of Joseph
Warren lodge No. rs. y. 4 A. N;
Junior orc<r. United American
Mechanics. Tacoma Council No.
II: Scottish Rite. Shrine. ard the
Presbyterian church
Bexides his wife. Elsie. he leaves
sister, Nrx- Hattie B. Huribot
Of Tacoma. ard a brother. Leroy
Thompson. q THE PsiApplnss.
from whom there has beer no
word zince the fall q BatzAn-
Funeral arrangements wz1 bs
announced BY Buckley King Co.
mortnzry.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Consider Labor
Peace Sans Lewis

TORONTO. Out-Tne American
Federation Of Lzborss annual con-
vention turned today to the oues-
ton Of labor peace without
Lewss.s
More thsz 50 resolutions were
expected to precipitAts heated De-
hate. particularly four. somewhat
similar. that ooneern peace and
unity between the ALL and the
Congress a Industrial orKanixa-
tionx
officers hoped TO keep The name
~ John l. Lewis. who last week
took his United Nine Workers from
the C1O. out Of the discussion
I think NE can have labor
peace without L<wiz.- President
william Green Of the AL said
last night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
AUGUST Hu-MER
STNDMARk, JR-

Funeral services for August
HIlmer Sundnzrk. jr- two year
old son Of Pvt A. H Sun6mark
Of Camp Barley. Tex, viii be
held Tuesday. under Tire direction
Of Paul MeIllnger Il Scr. Lake
wood nortuary. upon the arrival
OF the father. IRE baby tlst Fri-
day in a local hospital Besides
the father. he leaves 4 sister. Shir-
ley Jean. and foster parents. Mr..
and Mrs Z H Vandenyerg e2nd
ard Waller read
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Ihrna weeks a4o. As-y<Ar-ozd
11rs. c. n. ncI1ne. . French war
hrsde = word War /. saw her son
off 70 ~ army camp-and Mon
Gay shs wzs making plans to de-
Part for cne hers<if. the wAAc
school 1t Fort DesMoinen. Iowa.
Tor urR McIAne. born IN
Francs, ard narried 10 IN Amer
ienn doughboy - years age. wants
- rive everything me can 70 80
fhaf her native land and her
a1spted eountry are free q Man
1omlnntion-
- Dslng mis Pat
On Saturday, II thu Tacoma
army recruiting station. she filled
eut IN application 70 join thu
women's auxiliary army corps-
-lay - = sway deing his
pnrs - halptng - win ~
unx. ~ 10000 = esang HI
pars - . rnklrsah s@ptsys -
/ v.ns - - ny I'm parI I
sn1nk - snay fhFsugh nrsfvs
nrrvfra - 1 - sure tAAt |
- nnn1king every sffsss -
n1h1o.~ n1rA- MeIAne aeclArea-
Ma lGeLans. who resides at
1o1g No. Cnahrnan ave-. hcpes 10
- a. xxr 4 a n - th~ ranar4fv ~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Abandon Sialingrad Drive
10 Prepare for Hard Winter
Killers Summer Campaign
May Be Termed a Failure

not - entirely certain Ia Hitler
s<aerad and - mouth Of me Vega hs spproscA
uzzfer = that pron.be
La taught the individuality b<nx csarA.
- rnfr = fh< midst q posxbls
- Germans wm fnd a1our
& - Dcn i vi - essential a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
French War Bride, Who Saw Son
OF 10 Army Camp 3 Weeks Ago.
Hopes 10 Depart for One Herself

. much more active part which she
prsfera She has also ree<ssed
training A. . nurse's aida.
her sea. Robert Bruee. -.
b row stas5sned 4. th~ suar-
sernaster osrps ~ Ca.p Lee.
Virginia.
With her husband. Mrs.. Me-
Lane came TO the United States
. years age. and has resided in
The state Of washlngton since.
shs has lived In Tacoma SINCE
1ss7.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Graham youth Who suffered q
gsnshot wound through ma ankle
Saturday Afternoon Details on
how the seescsn; occurred we're
rot diynlgec-
49,.
Fails down stairs hospit2lizsd
tao Tzeomsns ever The ~eedend-
Mr. Josephine Cutler. IS. Of zoos
50. Alder 81. Vas treated for a
fractured left arm and head lac
erAtions after = fan Sunday after
noon- she Vas released 70 her home
after first aid. A. Neuec. 81. o.
5oIs So. Yakima ave. Vas brought
10 the hospital early Sunday morn
ing by relatives He Sas still coa-
fined Monday.
Receiving congratulations Mon
day On the birth OF a second child
we're Mr.. and Mrs Fred Clark.
Ills No. Adams -. The new ar
rival. q E1ri, born Oct. in a local
hospital. has been named Lee Am
Jean TIE couples first child. a
boy. Is named Joha Frederick.
Sharing congratulations are the
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Brown Of asia No. 77th st. and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark. ais So
Tyler a.
.ss
George >eistsdt. Market street
garsgeman. WAS proudly display
ing bright new fabrication coat
Monday. a present from his wife
Color on. yes. passionate blue.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

Northeast Tacoma Improvement
club viii meet AZ 7.,o p. m Mon
day 10 see Walt Suffers pictures
of the japanese occupation of
China TIE pictures ara rot rec
omn<nced for chil6ren-
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
Republicans 10 Hear
New County Chairman

Or. Hinton D. Jonsz. new Pc
publican county chairman. All %
principal speaker Tuesday evening
~ = meeting q THE Pierce County
Mems Republican club a. Hotel
Winthrop.
The meeting called By President
G. II. Thomas j. set for s o'clock.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13

The investment exclusive q
ground costa. in drive-in motion
picture theafers In the United
States II estimated II IS miIiicn.
according to the Department q
Cummerce.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-10-13
PIER J. sAxE

Peter J. SAKE. IS. OF Fox Island.
died suddenly Sunday a. ais home.
A native o. Bergen. Norway. re
had lived in Tacoma IS years. and
had been = landscape gardener for
- years. His Tacoma address be-
fore moving to Fox Island last
May Was 2so5 No. Stevens He
WAS q member CT Emmanuel Luth-
eran church Surviving are his
wife, Ruth: two sons. Clarence
SAKE Of Tacoma and Sgt Edwin
W. Cox Of the L. s army stationed
in England: one grandson in Ia
coma. and = brother IN Norway.
Funeral arrangements viii be an
nounced by C o. Lynn Co.
MRS. GEORGE Z BoLsNGER
Funeral services for Mrs
Msrth. czntreIl Bolsinger. IS. Of
s4z5 So. Mason st. we're held Aon-
day AZ II A. m from Piper chapel
with the Rev. Charles W. johnson
officiating. Burial was N Noun
tain View memorial park Mrs.
Bolxinger died Saturday a. her
home. A native Of Houston. Mo-.
she had lived in Tacoma % years.
and Was q member OF Manitou
PARK Presbyterian church Besides
her husband. George. she leaves a
son. Melvin. CT Tacoma: q daugh-
ter. Dorothy. Of the home: a grand
SCI. Dennis Melvin Bolssnger. Of
Tacoma: four sisters. Mrs Rose
Heron ard Mrs. Verde More Of
Tacoma, Mrs. Clara Sampson Of
Auburn. and Mrs. Florence ho<;er.
OF Seattle. a brother. Sherman
Cantrsu Of Mount Vernon. Wash.
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MRS. JANIS MCREADY

Funeral services for Arz- Ruth
Mecready. s.. q 1s+s FaScstt-
All Be he'd Wednesday a. } ,. m
from c. o. Lynn Co. chapel with
ne Rev Don c. Stephenson offici-
at1nx. Burial vii Be In the new
Tacoma cemetery. Ma McCreacy
died Saturday in a loeAl hospital
A native % California, sbe had
been n Tacoma - years she
leaves only her husband James
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Funeral services fer Nh ANA
Foro<z. =. - 1sss Sc. A. -
al - he'd Tuesday a. 80 ,. n
fron e c Aelllnger Co chapel
9Th fhe Rev. J. RenE5ck hccal-
Iouxh officiating. Burial WI - II
Mountain View memorial PARK
Ms. Ferries cIed Sunday = a ioczi
hospital A native CT Scotland
ATE hA1 Lived n Tacoma 20 yszrs
Surviving are ore daughter. Ma
An1se cobesn 90 Ire home. = IS
ter, Mrs.. Mar Martin CO S. Joins.
y. B: tao hrothsrs. Georre ard
James. n Scotland. two grand
daughters ard fosr great grand
children
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DR.. Edwin H HOLSTER. e. q
1913 So. str 81. died Monday at
his home. A native CO Iowa. he