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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Pfeifer Back
On Ski Job

sun VALLEY, Ida. - Fried
Pfeifer, internationally note d
skier. was back today a. head Of
the Sun Valley Ski school after
being detained since outbreak Of
the war as an enemy alien.
Pfeifer and several other former
instructors at Sun Valley were
picked up by Federal Bureau Of
Investigation agents after the u.
s. declaration of war against Axis
nations. He was questioned by
the immigration service while held
at Salt Lake City and was later
sent to an alien detention camp
~ Fort Lincoln, n. ID.
Pfeifer was released from the
camp after hearing before a
special board. Several other
foreign-born skiers Of the inter-
mountain area were still in
custody.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Ernie Rosiock
Achieves Aim

Ia 0RANDE. Ore Ernie Ro~-
took. Eastern Oregon college star,
who achieved hi. college ambition
by beating Hank Luls~tti's scoring
record. said today he hopes To
"~stils down and play some real
basketball IN hls final game nov
thai the pressure IL eff.
Rostocks shooting accuracy had
fsltsred ~ he began 10 approach
the former stanford stars all.
time mark Of i.bps.
stsstsy Medes~lewski sf
Rhode Island broke the record
by i've pelsis ssssdsy slsht
and last night Resteek hit tbs
hoop far ~ against Monmouth
IN pass Msdsssie~shi's $50
Lai.~ssis mark with . fatal
~ .soz.
Rostocks feat probably won't
get official recognition b~csass
Eastern Oregon does not schednls
major" opponents. but that
doesn't worry him.
HEAT ~ OFF
Il was only after IAilssttl's rse-
ord he said. Nov I can settl~
down and play roms bsskstbslis
TIC crowd kspt careful eosnt 81
Rostochr points and gave him .
long ovation when ths ninth and
score. beating point. made on .
fisld goal. popped In. Later. Ras.
toek reeeissd q ~rfstwsteh from
admirinE residents 81 Ia orAnas.
nat a~~pis~ Hs.tsek's e.
f.rt.. Monmouth ssns~<~d out
. CAS- win. Eastern or~Esa.
far behi.a In fss firsi half.
managed ts psii sp astsI tss
half lime sssfs stssd 81 no
-. In Nsassath's favor. rhs
.erosd half wss teach ssd 20.
Ths college has fosH more games
20 play one in the tours msni
and DINERS with Bosss Junior col
iss~ ~ Baker. lewiston Normal
at Lewiston and the Harism Globe.
trottsr. - Ia orssds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Park Basketball

Tns PARK Recreation rsashstbsIi
IssEiis vii play three Tnmss tins
Wednesday night A. . oeioes
FARMLAND Trinity Lutheran ~
Csragsmsn ., psrkisnd school Al
Bsllarmins Tym 81 4 o'clock Mss
sian Igthsran - Portland Avsnos
followed ~ sclock wita latter
lay saints W. Jsffsrwsa Play
fed
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Third Novice
Event Sunday

Third in the seasons novice
races at Paradise Valley. Mount
Rainier, will be conducted by
Tacoma Ski club Sunday. Regis
tration will be from 10 until IL
o'clock at the transportation desk
in the Paradise Inn lobby and the
races will begin at o'clock back
of the inn.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Buckley Near
Puget Crown
Kent Scores Over
PuYollup. a TO ~

TuF~daf HftuIIs
Buckley &c Auburn D.
kent ~ Pu1aiiup ~
Summer 4A. Fnumelaw -
Highline 10 Rsnton ~.
AUBURN = Buckley Mountain.
GERS. aided BY kents surprise VITA
over Puyallup. moved 10 within one
game Of the 1912 Puget Sound con-
ference basketball title and berth
in the state tourney BY defeating
Auburn TroJans. to-27. here last
night
The MountAinsers piled up .
2s-10 lead at hslftlme and wlden~d
the margin in the second half.
Auburn reserves won. s2-i3.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Rangers Beat
Luihers. 57-43
Koiico Tokss Leod
In Scoring Duel

~ nartlns celi<fe I'd ~
JENNY ksfIes 80 .<zred ~
points fan q a sT-st vselery sssr
Pacific Lutheran eoil<fe N ne
Washington intercollegiate en-.
ference BASKETBALL game isst
night
kticass feas gave hin th~ sun.
ference seorinE lad sith lei
poants N IA games The game aid
not sffect wInke standings vita
81 Martins stsll in faeftn flsc<
ard the t.ntes defending cham
plons. In the cellar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Sports Parade

INV YORK The fun flower
ing Of what 4. commonly called
complete and utter futllity may
be noted 81 SOS p. m. today.
Al that time. the Philadelphia
Athletics and Connie Mack de-
part for the far reaches Of the
Golden West Ia prepare for the
rigorous battle they may be en-
pectsd 10 wage for undlsputsd
possession of the American
league cellar.
In other years Connie had At
least the skeleton Of . tsam At
hand a. he shipped west 10 bask
in the California sun. This sea-
son he has the skeleton, all
right. but minus the tlbls and
fibis.
Al Brsncato. Benny Mccoy
and Sam Chapman won't be an
deck when the limited ehugs
away. They are all ensrossed
In various branches 81 military
service.
This is ~ .heuid he and Mr..
Mack isn't moaning ~ the bsr.
Bst he must he mildly nostalgia.
Ills iet, roster sums mp the out
look. II h printed In pastel
blue. and greens. perfect eolers.
In ieai there wasn't too much
wrong that q Feod mound staff
couldn't have cured. But iss2--
oooowi
Chapman was q .325 batter.
the power hlttsr OF the club, and
perhaps ths best Of Mr.. Macks
recent discoveries. lie has Inn
proved every year ssnes he left
the University Of California
campus.
This ssason he will be replaced
BY Mike kresvich. a fugitive
from the White sox. but krss-
yich hits 100 points lower,
Knocked % fewer home runs and
bsttsd In s. less runs.
A. for the infield. weii-l-i-i
Mccoys job probably viii go 10
Crash Davis, an agile fielder.
but .71s hitter. while the
Braneato post Il a. open a. an
Arizona prairie.
With Dick s,sbert. the clubs
heaviest hitter. .st st first ss-s
and Davis on second. u vii be
up Ia Pete ssdsr and Al Hsbei-
Ing 10 handle short and third
between them.
The rookie infislaers don't
appear too bright At ths moment
and Pred Chapman may be call
ed on for heavy duty relief
work. There isn't much margin
for Mr.. Mack 10 work on.
Frank Hayes. happily. IL q
first rate catcher bat when you
mention catching you must
mention pitching ana ia rather
not. YOuan find better pitchers
in any china shop than on tina
As roster.
John Knott and Phi Mar
eh.ldon won ~ games between
them last year and are The
mzlnstays With few sxesp-
tons. the others are fiys-And-
dime store br.e-s-brae.
Ra.s Christopher aad Pred
Caiigsri. = couple Of rockies
who wes ~ games s.Th sith
Newark saa wiialagtss In
1871. may provide = few days
Of rest for ksstt. H.rs hlldss
aad LEA MeCrsbb--sr they may
not.
Generally speaking. the hest
that can b. said ~ ths pitching
= that Il - no egrss than last
year ana may prove 10 b. a bat
better.
Phllsdelphla isa't gong any
where. except down. and that
doesn't sem possibls. n ths
As are - win any Ei0fy. Il
must come from an lntsr-citT
ss1ies Slth ths Phils And the
man Nh0 suggests that should
b. iOesed away b0as before he
Eeia violent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Willamette Evens

unirsrsity.a Northwest conferences
BASKETBALL team dsfssts1 Whitman
ss-3s Last nisht thas splitting q
t~o-gams series AID dropping
both teams into second piass ~
hind txnflsld sad College, Of idahs
Whitman won honsiay night. 81
70 ~.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
'''; r;en,e ,,sa..,s,.sl !"
.Lavageiio Now
In Naval Branch

nv FHNNfFStO = HaFff
lcookisl fAvswetto. n. National
league infislder whose homo II IN
Oakland. today was sworn into che
navy - an aviation mschinIsts
mate. firS eiass. L. = naval 70
serve. fAvsrstto played third
nss~ for the Brooklyn poiFers.
league champions. IN lpsi.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

KENO. sss hyui tioaE chi.
eaxo White sex baseball piaysf
today flied suit 10 divorces Mrs.
wiaarsd Hoag ~ harysyiiis. Cal
Hoag. formerly q Ssu YORK.
1snsss o1tfisiasr, charged cruelty
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Sumner Surprises

SIMNFK - An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lineup Of Sumner spartans led all
the way here last night a. they
defeated Enumclsw Tigers. asa.
In the best Sumner performance in
several years Enumolaw reserves
won. 1921.
Coach Pop" Keensy said Gle
Elum would play at sumner Sat
urdsy night.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Kent ~. Puyollup n

kENT-kent Nandals can't win
the Puget Sound conference has
ketball crown but Coach Johnny
Lewis crew may decide who does
win Il after downing seeond.place
Puyallup vikings. 42-27. here last
night. Next Friday Kent plays un-
beaten Buckley At Buckley.
The ysndals set the pace prac-
tically all the way. holding q ies
lead at one time. Halftime score
was 22-12 and the Nandals finished
the third quarter ahead. 3t-22. the
first time In two years Puyallup
has been more than two points be-
hind going into the fourth quarter.
Puyallup reserves won. - to 30
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
tssb Auburn


subs Buckley -salss MoFtsn
son Arso niAnusa. ieet Auburn
-Biddle Mefnnis ID. Mounts. knspI
ca. Ludwig
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Highline Triumphs

HIGHliNE - Breaking away
from a 1915 halftims score. High
line Pirates defeated Rsnton In
dians. 1929. here last night. High
line reserves also won, 3i-26.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
Local Bowling News

Ted Wakefield. promising Ia
coma pin star of the younger set.
led all the bowlers on downtown
alleys Tuesday night with a big
622 score in the sportsmen league
on the Broadway alleys.
Starting off with $50 In the
first game, young Ted clicked
off q nice EOS In his second
and then finished with Iss.
The Wakefield team was hot
right down the line. Big games
came thick and fast and the team
rolled 27s5, without handicap, cap
turing three points from Atlas
Foundry.
Jerry Warden had two 200
games, 222 and 21o. and a SOL
total. Joe srotor registered 5e2,
including a 215 single. Red Wake
field marked up a nice 500 series
and John Ester tailed SOB.
Meanwhile, the Atlas team
was not marking time. Fat
Person rolled a25 In one game
and SIT for total and the team
registered 2845, including
handicap.
High single game of the sports
men bowlers went to n pinman of
the Hardy team. 1t was Nat
Flani, the leadoff man. who wound
up with a 234 count. The Hardy
men won two from st. Regis.
Erwin HIM led the Bottlers in
a close match with Amusements,
in which the teams split even.
HIM total was SOL. Jack Had
lands $50 was high in the John
ny's-Bakery match. which the
Johnny team won, 4 to o. Bucks
won three from californians. Clyde
Grain rolled $50 and Joe Paddock
SAT for the Tavern quintet
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

lOIAls
Sander~on punched out 1is
In his third game. bringing his
series total 10 ss7. hest of the
evening In the Commercial
league. The two big series.
with good support nv Paul
Pearson. Ralph Miller and
s. Prsther, enabled the lee
Carriers 10 win four points
from the Photographer, turn
Ing n 277l for the best team
total OF the session.
Fern Coles led the feminine stars
Of the league with 5s3. The Hotel
Lassies, first half champions. lost
the first two games to Arnold
Olsons Market team, but turned
on the heat in the final game to
pull through with two points.
Bakery Ladies gained in the race
by taking three from Office Sup
plies, with Bertha Mccormick
tallying $40 to lead the ladies.
Clyde Grains 226 game and SAT
total were high for the Stauoners.
Icemen won three from
Royal Arcanum with Joe Pad
dock shooting 207 In his first
game for the high single and
Len juicy registering 50l for
high series.
Pete Solberg's Tiremen won four
from Servicemen. Hal Studholme
rolled 54s for high series. nosing
out Howard Bailey by a single
pin. Rube Solberg rolled 225 for
high game.
The postponed match between
Royal Areanum and Hotel Lassies
will be rolled off Saturday night
at 8 o'clock.
M'ALLIsTER STYLES
Bill McAllister was In fine form
in the City Employees league on the
Broadway. tallying 5p2 To lead the
scoring In this circuit. His games
were 1877. 204 and 20t.
Results: Range sales Z.
Engineers o; kilowatts 4,
Health o; Power 4, Finance
o; Public Works 5. Light 1;
Garbage s. Police /.
Jerry Receconi rolled 21s for
the high single. Other 200
games were; Jerry Kent 202.
shocky Robson EOS. and sLIly
Lyons 205.
Jerry Kent rolled $50, Jerry
Reeeeoni 557. Art Angoye SIT,
Minnitti 533. shocky Robson $40.
skilly Lyons 52s for other good
scores above 500
HAMBLIS SHOOTS 200
Harold Hamblin. anehormsn for
the Pea Shooters, finished hls
series with q 200 game for the
best single rolled In the matches Of
the Veneer league on the Coliseum
lanes.
Leo MeGouan and Curly
Miller were ever 500. Me-
Gouan registered SIS for the
high figure and Miller wound
mp with 500.
office won four from Outlaws,
Shippers won four from Cuils. Hoot
Owls took three from the Pea
Shooters. strsamlinsrs won four
from Veneer Spresdsrs and Patch
ers won three from Setups
Other high series included 8
AcMurtry s77. Dan MCGOWAN tss.
and Arnold Ksttsr AS.
JAKE GIEs HIGH
Jake Gies. president Of the
United Industries league. and
anchor man on the Buffelen team.
led the boWlerz Of the United In
duxtries league on the Coliseum
alleys. shooting 22s for the high
game and s37 for the high total
The strong Buffelen team
won three points from Peter
man. PapermeH won four from
WoIten's. PiyWoOd won three
from NeIilser and Crooers
split even with Hampton.
Russ Anderson rolled 500 for one
Of the good tallies Jim Riley
missed 200 BY one pin in his third
game. Paul Nelson registered 202
in his first game and s02 for total
Bill DeiSsaer also boWisd.
kiHanis IeaEur
North End AiieYs
LsW BOYS 1of7 f0i ~ Firemsn zs54
- Hizh game Prank Summers III.
hiEn series Summers $50
Oad Men z07s eoJ ". Owes Drafts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19
ICE CARRIERS WIN

Ray sanderson and Ernie Loflin.
teammates on the Ice Carriers
team, turned in big scores IN the
Commercial league matches Tues
day on the Broadway alleys. Loflin
started his series with 235 game,
which was high for the evening
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

rVrAf1rr n<f-ur - IT, pub
H wcFks F<~rv<. .rcn.r<~d ~ ~
nstiea.i r~<earc~s raeFd 80 e.
ri<ined st fhs fhsmh~v cf com.
m~re< m<<t.rs Tuesday $3.50 -
Iohn T t<szr.1<sfs. state ttf~stc<
~ltk effo~< IN x<esti<
rs~ Fufra<< e th< FWN . =
ssshslls< employment ~ th~ sns II
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plan According 10 nsrtstf<. Is
government sH~nei-~ snd - N
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program ~ th< ssxy~ar plnn. 4
AS sxrisln>d vess p<ol>ets wtu
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tl>s rr>vtaaslv - srrrupvtstteee
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<ncueh and ret eueuxh fneoex 80
spent - sass ur TIRE slack - un-
employment. she sr~.ksr declared
Emn~t kfefslHT. chairman ~
ne nsffe<iii Festival sommliies.
told members that plsas ere nrinx
forward faT tho festival n Marrh
ard that . ays<a 10 n - <hoes4
shcstls ffum smeng ths yuon9
wemea ~ rssyailar
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

Your postmaster can lei yot
how 20 invest IN L. q. Defenss
Bonds.
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" arriors Tie
Up Hoop Race
PloYoH Thursday
AT Exposition Holl

Tuesday Results
Clover Park So. Pfc IS.
Roy a.. Kapovsin an
"wednesday Game
Estonyille IS Federal Way At Pfc
Thursday Game
Fife vs.. Clover Park a. Exposition
hall for league championship.
LAKEWOOD - Glover Park
Warriors threw the 1912 Pierce
County league basketball race into
q deadlock here last night by hand
ing Fife Trojans their first defeat
of the league season, $685., before
q record crowd.
To break the tie, . plsyon
game will be held Thursday
night at Exposition hall with
reserve teams meeting In .
preliminary game starting ut
Z o'clock.
The winner, as league champion,
will 60 direct into the West Cen
tran district "A" tourney while
the loser plays sequim Saturday
night at Port Orchard to decide
another berth.
Clover Park led practically all
The way, holding 2s-22 lead at
halftime but widening this margin
TO 1870 in the third period and
closing with a big splurge.
Frank Dreyer, Fife center,
scored IL points to place the
new Pierce County league rec
ord at 268 pins. an average Of
slightly more than 10 points
game.
Fife won the reserve game, 40
20 80.
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ATS 90. High game Pred Hsnries-
sen 1919 high series Prank Taylor sos
Premiums 2szl ozt W Aoiars 71os
% High game. John Refine lsi.
b. Fokals 2l+T fol " Puttersrs
7s06 %. High game Archie Mclean.
Ar EmsTy 100 high sertss EsnerJ ss7
Telephone League
North IBd Alir,s
Granite 247s 90 I. Proctor 7sss
~. Hlsh game. Lyon 100 high series
cressview 2s7s 90 W Broadway
2sol ~. Hlsb EAms. Holx lss Man
series Woilan so
Auas z43s 90 " Garland a7a4 az
High game stFsstsr zis. hish series.
Main sT7t - " IAEs.ooo z7zo
u Hish ssms DUSTY Rnoas. lss.
high series, Rhodes asa.
Merchants I@sFas
Islsy Nor Alls3s
Experiment Store ~ - Barb@rs
"a. H.El ssnns Eaton isi. hish
Drugs ~ - CHndys 90 Hlsn
Esms. c Cook. hish seF1ss cooE sss
Hardware 90 "a uflA 81 High
game. Treio@r zlo. hlsh ssrsss. DsNsY
bxs.
Hill Top League
n - k~ereatioa
Bells 22sf ID " DairYmsn z11s
"a HlTh gams Hzfniiu $50. high
~sfiss. Cliff Dsbdahl s5e
Bus Drivers zs8s a. gilsimsn 1850
a. Han g4ms. Lem ~ nigh
seFtes Nssell Azl
Nlkmsn 1sss 90 fforfsifl Hi2n
game Lee Erhsrt iTs hisn series. L1s
krnArt s1s.
hasfon Merchants Lssaas
husfpn Aiisfs
Hardware o. 1851 " aerviesrnsn
90 1891 Higa zauls Les DAVIS IL
high series Jsrrg AlilsF 80
0ddfeiioss "a 77bs "a Fsrsnen 80
z7ss High Fauie Jo< Cibaor zz0.
hiah series Gibson sal
Cleaners 80 " Drugs 90 forfeit
oAsnsen a. " Tavern 90. forfslf
shipyzFd fraEus
Hl-Nay Afigfs
Neidsrs TO- - rAlnarra a. H4fh
KHnls Bsssu ie7 hixh seriss 81
aaA 81
outiaHa % " kachlnirts ~.
High game Oe0fSetsi "a hiTh soTiss
OeoFSettl So
FIttsrs ~ " L@Admsn fol Hlsh
Esn.s Mana lee high ef.es. MAJ
Tn al.
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Mrs Rsymsna Afweca tn~stvses
siddsrsl 81 Santa nealea. Calf. y
the Easst # her parents. ~. sn1
Mr.. A W. elaaeFs 81 stA sv~.
n. W. and viii h~ hers sscet swe
weeks. Mr. Atwoed 10 ~ith ths
Douglas Aircraft %. and Gas ~
ahie % make IN "trip north.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-19

Funeral services foe hAswe1i ~
Johnston viii h~ h~id Thursday 81
. D n. ~ me wrfisy sed e1sm,
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subs sumner ogasawars femba
10. Rlchilieu ca. Myers Wood
Enumclaw--Peterson f2) Jensen. Dr.
Bolt ca. Wohlman. Laframhoi>s
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Janice J nays< ~ fis stn svs..
= ". hs< r~s<is>ss ~afa thFeasA
relatives 81 ah~ifnn tksi ne 49,
sle. y. - nayss. fo~reriv - that
city. - In . lap snsesctvaslae
camp. We was taken rfsera>v N
sne esrsurv a wake islAst. tkcauh
aat = snsmn~f AZ The earned fnrrae
he grew up ln skslten hut vs~
esIl. Known IN fuysIInR.
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certlfso~se~ fcr the p.fsh<ss Il
nsw tires ard tssles Fran 80. !
10 10 hssv h>~n issued ~ sks iecai
bnsrd. n-s Tho fcrtunsts ass
niv~ ursy lines. Mlltoa Lee Rsyss.
NJ n. hiehnsr. Chester q. har-
sorh. irving G. osspsrd. Henry
klsmsrvd. Walter ossern. Leland
I'll horford. n y noush rfsnsfss.
A. n Morris. DR. r. u Mo~sss.
Robert a. Williams. Wnisvr =
Iiartel and c. ~ Hsilsa.
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Members 81 ths rsst Guardians
club will msst a the bsns ~ their
president. Nh FloFsnse paassis,
"Wednesday ss~ninK az . a snessi
hsur and rsfr~shmsnts wiIi fsilow
the bssslness s~sssoa.
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KiHanis LeaEur
North End Aiieys
La BoTs 7o07 fof ~ FIrem.sn zs54
a. Hish game Prank Summers III
hiEn serieE. Summers $50
Oid Men z07b co. ~. Owes bsafts
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The Friendly Southern ps<s6<
ks io<sl ss<ss y y etsoRkukY. e~~sssi 49,
e-..enser Dept 1<o5 A. s>.s<< WA H<o< 49,
Milford chronicle., 1942-02-06
FELTON,

"A dance will befheld in Nick's Dance
Hail., one, mile west, of FELTON, on
Tuesday evening. lcebruary II. for the
benefit Of the Ladies', Auxiliary of the
FELTON, Community Fire Company.
Mrs. Walter Hughes is spending two
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Burton VIII
lis at Lyhch's Heights. near Milford.
Miss Grace Shultdes was the winner
OF a bronze medal in an oratorical
contest held in the, public school last
Relatives and friends from here at
tended tended the burial Isseryices for John
rats Chapel on january 81. Mr..
Brown. n former resident of this VII
einity. died in the Jefferson Hospital.
Philadelphia, ON January "a. after sew
eral weeks iIlness.i The deceased is
survived by his widow, Mrs. Eva Boone
Mrs. A: c. Dill. Mrs. d. A. Petry and
Mrs. Charles Lee lSipple attended an
official board meeting of the D. S. +,
W. Clubs held i'm Dover last Thurs
mrs. Hester Shilling is spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Shilling in Dover.
Frazier, SO years Old, were held at the
Berry Funeral Home on Tuesday af-
ternoon, February i3. Friends in the
Community were shocked when his
lifeless body was found on the street
near the home of "a. c. Dill on Sat
urday evening. January 81. He had
emily died of heart attack. Mr.. Fra
zier, a retired farmer, was a member
of Il family long prominent in this
locality He was quiet and unassum-
ing in his manner but gained the love
and respect of many who will always