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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-04-09
To Investigate
Further Forming
of State Guard Unit
Committee named to
get more interested in
local reserve

At meeting of those interested
on Monday evening it was deter
mined to make further investi-
cation of a State Guard Reserve
unit at Kennewick. A committee
was appointed, consisting of the
following: John Vibber, John Neu-
man, e.. G. Smith, Grin Beinhart,
Burns Brown and Harold Witham.
This committee will call another
meeting, at which time all inter-
ested are particularly urged to at
tend.
The State Guard Reserve will be
a branch of the State Militia and
will not be called into service ex-
cept in the event of a dire emer-
gency. It will be soley for home
defense and will afford the members
an opportunity for drill in the use
of firearms. The arms and ammu-
milton must be furnished by the
members.
While the organization is separ-
ate from the Civilian Defense Or
CARNATIONS, it is felt that the
formation of a unit will be of adj
vantage in the event of any local
difficulty. 1t has been suggested
that the organization choose its
officers to be commissioned and to
apply for the establishment of the
unit, after which time the recruit
ing would be done by the officers
so commissioned.
The committee would appreciate
any suggestions as to the organiza-
ton. Amy who desire to be mott
fled OF the meeting should express
that desire to one of the members
of this committee.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Alice Z. Curtis. 32, 1o4e 4sth st. re-;
Clarence J. Molmen, 20, 5529 Colorado
20, / 7a4 Kipourne pl. NV; the Rev.
Ivan /. L sHt'n' Webb q, Boiling Field. and orrie
M. Sterling 20. iii Oates st. ne; the
Rev. P. J. Dousherty.
Wayne H. Middleton, 26, Fort Worth,
Tex. and Anne Mahoney, 20. 3f2S
LIVINGSTONE st. NV; the Rev. E. J.
Leigh cssart Winters, e5, U. S. Navy. and
Dorothy B. Grissby, 22. so North
Carolina ave. SCI the Rev NJ w.
0ys Ann. e. y'Hssn HoE % d Alnston aa ST. Va the
Ralph II. Heitmuiier. %, 1915 Shepherd
5o2s ;th pi. NV the Rev. c. H.
Harold NJ. Bennett. %. Gaithersburg. Nd.
and Beulah ". Buracker, rs, 1909 U
st, Sc: the Rev. T. T. Boorde.
Cecil o. Rush. 80, Chicamuxen, Md. and
Martha L. M. D; Coyne, Is. 200 Cali
r.. fornia t. St nv The Rev: J; B; Arssut,
Benjamin H. Firshein, 20. 31O0 Warder st.
nv. and Ruth Marritz, 20 sos Ran
dolph st. NV: the Rev. 8. H. Metz.
Paul. NJ. Bschschmid, %. e2O4 Hall pl
NV, and Louise A. Michael. 81, 1910
Prospect ave. NV; the Rev, r. 3.
Charles Leroy white, 10. 1s4o T st. ....
and Thelma r. Norton, 16. 3aO5 Burns
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Capitals Marriage Boom Keeps
Judge Fay Bentley Busy

Judge Fay Bentley, the only Dis
trict judge who will agree to fill the
Job of performing civil marriages in
the District, has her hands full with
a record wartime crop of romances
Inheriting the matrimonial job
from Municipal Court Judge Robert
E. Mattingly. who retired several
months ago, the unmarried Juvenile
Court jurist is willing to oblige the
couples to about every extent except
getting up in the middle Of the
night.
She frequently performs the cere-
money free Of charge for members OF
the armed forces who come to
Washington from nearby camps to
marry Washington girl and spend
honeymoon of few days before
going back to their wartime duties.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

ri. Sc; the Rev. H J. Mumper
Dan g., Hollon. 1s,214 Ascot pl. ne,
and Elizabeth 4 Wade, -. 435 Dela-
Nicholas J. Pipino. 25. Arlington. Va
and Ella r. Eneer, 26, 1885 P st. NV;
the Rev. A. o. Helm.
David f. Scott, 40, and Bessie L. Warren.
81, both OF SOL l. st, ne; the Rev.
J. +. Ellicott
Joseph X. Duffel. %. 1898 Willard st
NV. and Elouise. williams. %. 1920
Swami st NV: the Rev. j. L. Henry
Isaac H. Shoemaker, -, 427 9Th st ne.
, and Pauline Varnell. IS. 1880 st
. NV: the Rev. E. H. Fuller.
Petar D; Radio. 81. 1912 Rigs pl NV
pl NV. judge Fay Bentley
Neison Henderson. %. 64 O ST. NV, and
Ellsabeth Dix. 20. 636 @ st. NV; the
Andrew B. Chew, Is, o2o I st. Sc, and
Nelhe Georae, is. 4la Delaware ave
~: the Rev. p. H Whiting
Emerson Finney. IS. Qnsntico. Va. am
Evening star., 1942-08-20

On special request, Judge Bentley
will marry a couple at her home
but she prefers that a time be set
during her hours at the Juvenile
Court.
Although all of the District court
and municipal court judges have the
authority to perform marriages. they
rarely undertake the job except in
the case of a personal friend
A record number OF marriage IL
cense applications is being filed
daily with the license bureau at the
District court and Judge Bentley's
name appears as the one who will
perform the service as many as
five or six times on some days, Some
licenses are never called for by the
applicants at the end of the FIVE day
waiting period. An average of about
10 applications are filed daily.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Robert L. Bryant. "a and Lula M. Swim
dell "a. both OF 1922 st. NV; the
Rev. Robert Anderson
Angelo W. Gordone, .3, 40 New York ave
ne and Clara M. Di Pietro 81. h2
New York ave. ne: the Rev H. j.
Roland L. Hassins, 81, 1900 Stanton ter
race Sc. and Betty D. Chase, 10. a1s
"a st. Sc; the Rev: B. H, Whiting,
Elias Howard, "a, 1340 II lth st Sc and
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Marriage License
AppIicotions


apply for marriage license on
one day, ,Uait three tuH days and
receiue their license on the ffth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
Peter P. Measher, 80, 2sl1 North Cspito
St, and Genevieve Stanley, As. IA "
st. NV: the Rev. Mr.. Miltenbsrser,
the Rev L. s. Rudasell
Walter J. Delaney. ~. 1853 Oak st. NV.
and Elizabeth McC. Geiser. 33, 313f
Cumberland st. NV; the Rev. J. P
Delaney.
Maurice r. Amspaush. 23. Lima, Ohio
tol St: The Rev 4 +. r. Rain
Clarence w Randolph. IA. 9O7 ST. ne
and AGNES LaVerne Miller. 20. GOA c
H.nr, st. ns s.lSv .hs Rsy sy L Eklkenny
nv. and Yvonn. L. Brunzell. IS 1912
Columbia I'd. NV; the Rev, E, C.
Melvin H, Lowry. %. $50 Elm st. NV,
and Ruby 1. Richards 90. 1924 U St
Thomas nn tie J. Hssd.4ovf hsy I p kehsTS silver sornr
Nd. and Carolyn X. Miller. 10: 507
Madison at. NV; the Rev, J. B,
william N Freeman, jr., 20. $3.50 Run
nyrns nnymsds pl NV and Madeline n:
H.reld ': 4easne' sneeVs 81, Coast Guard. and
, Ifl Ifol St; II. Rev % T, ". johnson, as' ''o'
Robert W. Coiner; 81. s25 Somerset pl
530s Illinois ave. NV: the Rev. II. W.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Issued at Rockville.
Clarence A Richard, 81, and Geneva
Maxine Pierce. -, both OF Washington,
Daniel Victor Kubrock, 20. Richmond, Va
and GLADYS o. Robinson, 20, Hyatts-
willie, Md.
James Richard Hozier, -. Sperryvillc,
Va, and Margaret Phillips Tobn. rs.
Flint Hill. Va.
Issued At Alexandria.
John A. Dellaneelo. -, Washington, and
Margaret NJ. Meyncke. -, Fort George
Meade. Md.
David NJ Hunt, 90, and Hazel NJ. CLINE,
%. both OF Washington.
Irwin Chat, 21, and Alcs Cohen, 81, both
of Baltimore
N. Y. a~d rrth Cervenka, 30, Mama
roneck, N. r.
Harley p. Jamlson, 81. English Town.
N j. and Dorothy c, Ebbesoa. II,
Freehold, n j
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Over 100000 tons OF corn is be-
ing used monthly for fuel in Ar
gentina.
Evening star., 1942-08-20

Albert Kimbau, "a, Camp oordon, a
and Anna KoSty, a, washington
Gene l.aanders, Is. New York, and lo,,
G. Harvey. Is. Monticello. N. Y
Evening star., 1942-08-20
Issued at Rockville.

Helen NJ Deters. 80, Cincinnati Ohio;
the Rev. NJ. B. MscBryd.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Trades Instructor
At PoscogouIu HI
Joins U. S. Navy

Glenn Whitfenberg rendered
his resignation this seek =
trades instructor Al TIE Paseagou
IL High school n order . enter
ne United States Navy, Thoma.
r Wells. superintendent u riiy
schools. announced.
Hr. Nhif1nherg came here
last year from Texas % JOIN ne
faculty Of TIE local school Ac
cording % Mr. Wells Nj Whit
tenb%9g proved most efficient and
vii b. hard . replace The trades
course Includes nlseHlnists wood
working sheet metal eabines
making and other trades Mr..
Nhiitenbefg N8H ~ II technical
Nask - tie navy
TIE 2aesesaf - Ef Written
berg a. trades instructor vii b.
announced It ; later dafe. Mr..
Wells sad
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Continued from Page ID
but did sol repeal statewide pro.
hlbiss0n lie folA ~ the cleo
ti0na for R0vefFsoF. other siHfe
officers and ~se5Esser, and Of orr
contested election. He said he en-
iUyed the experience ard learned
much about government sffairs
Rossrian Mefahae announced
that collection Of old rubber had
been ordered, and that al nlllna
stations were advised They would
be allowed % pay Gre cent !
pound for same. the rubber - hg
used by the government 70 helr
the shortage
R0tafinn MeGfath announcef
that his firm. Wallate a Quinn
Fisheries. would give ere hundred
or tw0 hundred gallons 81 ilsl
oil % the Rotary Club. e b.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

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passed. ii peaaibia.
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than 20 men wuasld n#esnas
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of ~ unlied statea. ard lhni
month"; Waits ~ AalfntM snldiefs
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Country Club House
Ready For Opening
At An EorIY Date

The Psscagoula Country Club
house has been completed and
will be opened with q special pro
gram 81 Al early date. club Of.
hcerx announced this week
Built IN a beautiful setting 81
pines, the clubhouse Is a low
rambling structure on Washington
avenue at the site Of the nine hole
.golf course wbieh WIS opened
about p year and . half ago. There
j. q long screen porch across the
front Of TIE building and inside
there IS = large main room with
locker rooms fof women and men
a. one end and d modern, fully
equipped kitchcn at the rear.
Present plans are for three meass
q dag 70 be served and tables viii
be placed on , screen porch across
the rear Of the club. In the win.
ter or during rainy weather the
tables viii be- moved into the
main room.
AT one end Of the Large recres
ton room Is a semicircular bar
and At the other golf supplies are
displayed N q glass case. The
concrete floor viii be painted
with . concrete paint and then
waxed for dancing A pale. cool
green Is the color which has been
used for the walls except ii the
kitchen where 8 light gray ssas
chosen The woodwork IS of pine
burned with q blowtofeh 10 that
the soft grainr Of the wood are
outlined IN ~ unusual and atfrac-
tive manner.
s II McManuz. the professional
golf Instructor al The club. and
Mrs McManus vii be ia charge
Of The club house Alread, they
are planning special golf matches
. buffet lunch sad probably .
dance IN the evening 20 mark the
opening q the club.
Officers are Hermea Gaufier,
president: a j. Crassick ST. vice
president r A Moore. treasurer;
p y Cox. secretary, S n lie
Manns. professional; snd Ollie
Duncan. K ". Burnham Arnold
Walker. " n Dutton and D. n
Miller. directors.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Mr.. and Mrs.
WinleriOn Are
Skeei Champs

me hiNkess hanofs n Ire state
Championship Skeef ShectinE
Match whsch wa2 hel1 u Biloxi
Sunaay. MoksaAy apsd Tuesday
aere napnae1 ~ ~ Snd Mira l.
G wsntertcn az rpW360ais
Mr wnieEton WAS TIE Winnef
81 the hteh essw al sun class
walh : scSFr 81 SO ~ spa TIE
prare Was . S5a % Wss bond THIS
Is TIE eumhsnaiiau * al events
Nn& when ghe Acnfee ffsrn tire "
rlruS events wefe tataled a. wHa
soan6 thar Mr. M4nscrtnn haa
ne highest score 81 competitive
shooters
Mrs Wsniertnn wcn the Nosn
.en'k state championship ustnk :
.i6 gauge avn in ne 81 gauge gun
event wsth = soose of SO By too
In addition fo the leaaing event
Mr. Winiefina also won ne g
gauge championship With = score
'RA - KA t#H tHF MHt--f w4# NAAFE
vas : trophy and \ chevfuu ard
tsse al gauge state championship
Mith : score ug los hg 90 Is
was runner up IN the small gauge
class when his scofe Was 81 ~
100 z c Underwood of Jackson
Vas winner il this event
Scores Of persons from al sec.
items of MiSsissippt attended the
championship match There wers
e entrants IN the small gauge
events. 20 registered shooters "a
the % gauge classes and 81 regis
|trauons in the ali gauge event
This match was held b. the hi.
iuxi Gun cieh under the auspices
|of the National Skeet Shooting
Association. Al eecnts wefs
held a. the club itself which has
al over water shooting. Il is 40
Gated On Clay Point 1t Biloxi TIE
match lasted cor three dags witll
all day programs.
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Local WeIder
Speaks Monday
Over Radio

Robert Norwood we5aer e
sh.m su he Ingsllx Shiralktag
gorrnratsan se Ndi T. beard
over the AiatSna MHpa
radn nrtauek M0rday night II :
rseage IN behalf of workers 4
wm announced Thursday The
nsa9y1m car be heard oves
wAtA Mobile or WGCM Gulf.
pert frum gs1 - Ea r. n
ms Is ase firth ii = series e
American Challenge radso pro-
cuctinzax which are presented
weekly National kn0wn figures
have been heard at fhss time and
Tn program IS completed with =
rSsic dTaraa. Admiral Howard l.
vickcy was the speaker thus
last Monday
The play scheduled For Monday
il sD2pid Crockett which deals
with the story 81 q pioneer
American whose herolsn "a en-
biAzrned IN American history.
Norwood is the FIRST Paseagcula
citizen 70 appear On this series Of
half-hour network programs On
she following Monday under Sec
rotary 81 War Robert Patterson
vii be heard
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19

fcouflmsed from Page Onel
ais o. "a beginning Monday
~ tire pnscaF0aIs Hikh echool.
RAY Leach vii seaeh . eiass
WHICH viii DC ppen 80 &onan
Al slae same hours and plass
There vii ~ ahoas - t. 81 PER.
sons il eaeie Glass
The Marine electrical inklaila.
lion class win BE- divided into
four sections and will BE- bed
.aallv. except Thursday Bna Sa-
day. AZ the Fairgrounds Ffed
Walker viii BE- the instructor
There viii be nne class f0r niKhl
workers from % 70 80 b ~
and day workers VIII have tlipis
choice II e0mine from ) . 7 D
m or $50 70 1880 p ~ Al.
vanccd mechanics. fotssBen ane
leadermen wsil have ; class from
n t. $50 j. m
Bin Guest. j. VII teach /
Glass IN slide rule calculatiog
win he open - nsen and
women Tuesday and THURSDAY
from tbs q 0siB = N
A class Is already underway iol
shiplistefs under lbe p~srsessua
of 4 +. Ransom. Altlsbueh IN
class haas started anytime Interest
ed may ioin il ~ reporting Men.
day 1t D m # sbe sheet meta
building II the Fairgrounds. ~
Parker asserted
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Police

tContinued from Page u
for putting to flight . marander
II the home Of w J Rreland On
Beach Boulevard N iha early
hours q Wednesday mofning.
About ten minutes Of three Mrs
n. l.. Hatten heard The dog,
which was sleeping ~ The
porch. bark fierccly. She rnshea
% the window ia time to see !
man run out q the front gate
Police were notified.
Shots Fired
Fred panky Of Becht St, fired
al a man bfowling around his
home about midnight Tuesday
might bot apparently be failed to
hit him.
A report was called in &c police
from the housing project Tuesday
night that . prowies was attempt
ing 10 break into 3 house but
when the police arrived On the
scene there were no signs that
anyone had attempted 70 forct
an entrance or that anyone had
prowied around The house.
Police are bending every ef-
fort 70 the clearing Up of this
wave Of crime here. according
e Chief Ezeli. and every clue Is
being followed. Il Is believed
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scansinned from Page -
beyond his constol asxmalne 4
he proclamation
II . person Is nal il thH Tint
- STATES Alaska nANali ~ fusr
e Rico % that day he mnat ree
ztef before = duly designated
registration official ur selecilxe
FvtcV heal lsaafd e. soaln "a ~
returns II surne uilseF elfeum
lance prevents has registration
r. mnsf present himself To- rneia
hutton - sosgu "a possible II the
Faush Il not q his peFasansus
hsnae On that day ~ may register
usth the registration nfiien whNf
aeeF be may -
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
On The Air With
WGCM

1910 On yaar dial has BEEN
called hv people from one end uf
tire Mississippi Gulf Coast 10 the
other the bright spot on the radio
dial As We start this new column
We would like to call 60 your at
tention some Of The highlight
features that make this . bright
spot
The Ingalls, Company viii pre-
sent another Interesting program
this coming Monday night featur-
ing the dramatic story Of another
ereai American man Of the sea.
These programs originate IN
Birmingham, Alahama and are
transmitted 70 WGCM over spec
iai broadcast wires YouH want
% be around the loud speaker
next Monday ct 9.3o to hear an
ether II this series
Once again. Tuesday night
WGCM engineers wiil set up
equipment IN me service club 81
Keesler field IN Biloxi to bring
you the weekly program Its Fun
10 be Free Some Of America :
finest artists and talent now IN
the army fighting for Uncle Sam,
vii be On hand 10 enhance this
half hour highlight feature aired
fam $50 till 300. You won'i
want 70 miss Il
Listeners IN the area Of Pasca-
eoula and Moss Point have been
writing IN during the past two
days commenting On the newi
feature presented over WGCM for
Ire first time last Tuesday EVEN
ing at two o'clock TIE new Tea
ture IS entitled -paseaaouIa In
The News and brings you al Of
the mghIight new from pasca-
gouia. Moss Point ard surround
ing territory. This interesting new
feature S brought TO listeners on
the Mississippi Gulf Coast by the
Chronicle-Sta and Advertiser. Il
yea did not hear the first pro-
gram Tuesday you'll want 70 be-
come . regular listener each
Tuesday and Friday evening
However. here's an important
time change On the program To
better service listeners. the pro-
gram viii be heard from this Fri
day on - lis - the afternoon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
ChancerY Court
Resumed Work
Monday Morning

Chancery Court for Jackson
County reconvened ii tn~ csuFi
house Ia Pascaeouia MONDAY
morning after a RECESS since last
week Chancellar Russell was on
ne bench with the usual nlsnhe
~ attorneys present - Neii as
quite . number Of litsaante sit.
nesses, etc m the court RON A
number q eases have been os.
posed Of including . percentage
lof divorce cases. and the court
was snli il session as this paper
went 10 press
We shall give > complete list q
the cases Opposed u thls week IN
our next issue The euurt will.
in all probability. adjourn s0r the
term this afternoon
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Extra Commodities
Received For Direct
Distribution Here

Ost cereal graham ard Mhlh.
flour and dried beans nave ~
rived and ere ready foH direct
alataaait1n ~ hsa Surplus Gem
mooI1IHs Division officials IT Ebis
division announced Thursday
Ihg3 persons Nno have already
received Haer commodities for
as Hso1fH may Hsappl4 ana aef
uesH items
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1942-06-19
Red Cross Sewing
Units Garry On
Through Summer

Whsle the lack q material has
slowed down the activities 81
many ~ TIE Red Cross sewing
units n Pascagoula. there ere
two that are carrying On by using
up scraps q materials left from
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Bus To Cary.
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Jimmie Lone Tckes
Over Management
OF Clerks Here

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