The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-11-05
Little STORIES OF THE WEEK
Mr.. and Mrs. winewiller announce

Mr.. and Mrs. Winewiller announce
the marriage o, their daughter.
Puretta, to Glen @. Brooks of Sacra-
mento, Calf. They left Nov. Q for
Orlando, Fla, where they expect to
make their home. - a. -. s..
Word was received here by his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold e.
Oliver, that their son, Jack, had en-
listed in the air corps in Seattle.
He will stay with his present em-.
ployer until called. s:.'''f97 go
Mrs. Paul Stone, Mrs. Ward john.
son, Mrs. Reuben Gest, Mrs. Pat
Owens and Mrs. w. F. Hanson plan
to attend the Regional PIT. A con-
ference to be held in the Grand
Hotel at Walla Walla Friday. &
MIR. and Mrs. Harley Glispey Of
Montesano visited at the Joe Glis-
pey and Claude Babcock Jr., homes
over the weekend returning to their
home on Tuesday. Harley and Joe
enjoyed the hunting during their
visit.
About IS members of the Masonic
Lodge were served a turkey dinner
in the dining room at the Masonic
hall Wednesday night when past
masters night was observed. The
members of the o. e. S. served the
dinner. .. .>.@
Pomona will meet Saturday, No
vember 7th at Kiona-Benton. Elec-
ton of officers will be the special
order of business. The date has
been advanced one week because Of
the national grange meeting in
Wenatchee. ~S.s##
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Weiggands
were hosts at a going-away dinner
Sunday night. with Wilbur Weig-
gands as honor guest. Wilbur left
wednesday from Prosser on his way
to FIT. Douglas where he will take
ms army training. = <
Mrs. Tony Hegel arrived here Sat
urday morning from Almont, N. D.,
to make her home with her husband
who is employed at the Conoco Serv-
ice station of this city. She is a
house guest now of Miss Judith
jacobson of West Highlands.
The Catholic Ladies Altar Society
met at the home of Mrs. William
Shaughnessy last Sunday afternoon
for their regular monthly meeting
Plans for their annual turkey dim
ner, to be served on Wednesday,
Nov. Is, were completed at this time.
Mrs. Chester Mcnamara of Olym-
pia, daughter Of Mrs. Mona Monroe,
arrived Sunday morning to visit un-
til Tuesday. Mcnamara is in the
navy, somewhere in the Pacific, and
4 Mrs. Mcnamara will remain in
Olympia in the employment of the
state of Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Porter OF
Yakima were guests at the A. T.
Belair home the first of the week
While here they attended the
funeral of Selix Champeoux in Pas
CO. Mrs. Porter and Mrs. Cham
peoux are sisters of A. T. Belair.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F.. Stickel, OF
Yakima and their son, Cpl. L. w
Stickel, who is home on furlough
from Camp Cook, Calf, and their
daughter -in-law, were visitors Mon
| day at the Fred Stickel home here
j Mr.. Stickel has been seriously Ill
for some time.
Nessake Camp Fire Group held
! its meeting Oct. 81 at the hall with
Cert Keene presiding. An informal
discussion on the care of hair was
held with Pat johnson in charge
After this Daphne Taylor, and Lou
Keene demonstrated proper hail
styles. The next meeting will be
Nov. 10. -
The Yakowish Group held cleo
ton of officers Monday afternoon
and the spirit of election was very
much alive. Francis Dickinson was
elected president; Barbara Babcock
vice president; Rosetta Albrecht
/ secretary-treasurer, and Nancy
Stone, scribe. After refreshments
the girls practiced songs. Frances
dickinson was chosen song leader
Early last Friday morning Mr.
and Mrs. Cecil Davis were awakened
by e.. l.. Baxter, who was returning
from the SIP. & S. depot, who tole
them that their shed. at the back
of their house was on fire. The fire
was quickly put out by Davis ane
no serious damage was done. The
fire department was called and usee
chemicals just to be sure the fire
was all out. The report that the
! fire was caused by hot ashes beins
lplaced near the shed is not true a.
there never has chen any ashes put
near the she'd The origin Of The
fire is unknown.