The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-05-21
Little STORIES OF THE WEEK

The two Camp Fire Girl groups
will sell peoples on the streets next
Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. N. L. Petty and two
sons visited with Mrs. Petty's aunt,
Mrs. Lucy Hauschild over Sunday.
Mrs. Petty will be remembered as
Patricia McKeown.
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Sutten and
daughter of Benton City visited
with Sutton's sister, Mrs. Joe
Stradling last Saturday While ID ere
the daughter received medical aid
for a broken collar bone, caused by
fall.
The American Legion Auxiliary
will meet Wednesday, May 81 at the
Legion Hall for the annual election
of officers. The president, Mrs.
Margaret O'Hearn urges all auxil-
larry members to be present at this
meeting.
Mrs. Victor Beed. of Portland
who has been visiting relatives and
friends in Spokane, stopped here
on her way home to visit with
her sister, Mrs. L. H. Raymond.
She came Saturday. and left on
Thursday for Portland.
/. O.. o. F.. lodge conferred the
first degree upon IL candidate s
from the Kiona lodge Monday eve
ming. Refreshments followed the
regular session. Next Tuesday the
Kennewick lodge will visit the Pasco
lodge, where the second degree will
be conferred.
Clyde Higley attended the annual
banquet sponsored by the Associated
Grocers at Yakima Wednesday eve
ming. Shurfine grocers from cen
trail Washington and many from Sc
attic were present. j. B. Rhodes,
manager of the. Seattle Shurfine
warehouse was the speaker, follow
ing the banquet.
Asparagus thieves were active
this week when several packed Tugs
and some that were not packed were
stolen from the packing shed of Mrs.
Ida Bunts of East Kennewick. The
same time several unpacked Tugs
were taken from the r. w. Woods
place on the West Highlands.
Mrs. Harmon Wilcox and two
children of Pasco have moved into
the house with Mr.. and Mrs. Dert-
ing at Hover. Mr.. Wilcox is en-
ployed trailing a band of the
Ayers sheep to the Clearwater ma
tional forest reserve in Idaho. He
came home for a few days to as
sist in moving his family. -
+ DR.. and Mrs. d.. S. Brogunier OF
ancouver visited friends in Kenne-
wick the first of the week. They
were on their way to visit their son,
Charles (Tony) and his wife, who
live in Seattle. DR.. Brogunier, a
dentist, will be remembered to have
maintained offices several years
ago in the building now occupied by
DR.. debit.
The Yokowish Camp Fire Girls
met at the home of their guardian,
Mrs. P. o. Stone, Monday, May ID.
The regular business meeting was
held. The girls discussed plans for
a council fire, practieed the songs.
Joan Ferguson has become a new
member. A letter from Verdella
Mueller, a former Guardian of Ken
newick, was received.
Mrs. Evelyn Clara Johnson of Ber-
rian, Wash, died OF a stroke Mon
day morning: She was formerly
resident of Minneapolis, but has
been employed as housekeeper at the
Berrian ranch for several years. She
suffered a stroke a couple Of years
ago from which she never entirely
recovered. She was a sister of Mrs
j. A.. Mclean of the Highlands.
Mrs Gus Neuman appreciated her
Mothers Day remembrance this
year possibly more than any other
year, even though it did arrive a
day late. Her son, Lawrence, who
is stationed at an airfield in Flori-
da called her up ON the long dis
lance phone to speak with her. Be
cause of the complete congestion ON
the wires ON Sunday, he was unable
to get his call through until the
next day.
Mrs. Reuben Gest will have charge
of the child registration in Pasco
Saturday, May %. The Junior Wo-
mans club in Pasco is doing the
actual work, but as the registration
is carried on under the supervision
of the OAR, it is necessary for
member of the organization to be
present. Mrs. Gest will be assisted
during the day by other members of
the OAR.
Miss Almadean Wysong and Staff
Sgt. James l.. Warner were mar
ried May 9th at the St. Johns Ca
thedral in Spokane. They spent the
first of the week visiting in Lewis