The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1942-07-16

Miss Viola Ayde returned Wed
nesday from couple Of weeks visi
at points along the Oregon coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Dutton return
ed Monday after spending the week.
end in Tacoma with Mrs. Dutton.
nephew and wife, Captain and Mrs
D. M. Carter Mrs. Edgar Carte,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Dutton arlS
"Steyie," 2, came down from Bremen.
ton and a family reunion was en-.
joyed.~ ....-,..~.. s-.....
Mrs. r. L. Nelson, who has beer
here for the last few weeks, left or
Wednesday for Soap Lake, where she
will take the treatments provided
there. After two weeks stay, she
will go to Seattle and meet her son
Harold, who expects to spend a fur
Tough there, after finishing his
flying course in the Canadian air
corps. e.. -. 49,. s,..~
Kennewick friends received let
tiers the first of the week from Ho-
mer Siegfried, former resident, tell
ing of his new position with a sup
ply company in Portland. Siegfried
writes: II have recently become as
ISOLATED with the Gillen-Cole COM
pany as a partner in the capacity of
sales manager" The company
specializes in insulating of all kinds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert zarndt and
two daughter accompanied by Mrs.
Dave Lewis and Henry Otte took
Walter Otte to Prosser last week
where he reported for service. The
boys left for Fort Lewis but were
told that they would have two weeks
at home before being taken into
the service to start their training.
The Nissaki camp fire group met
in the Camp Fire hall under the
direction of their president Helen
Hansen. 1t was decided that two
girls should care for the hall each
month. Pat johnson and Janet
Mason were selected for that job
the coming month. The next meet
ing will be the second Tuesday in
August at 7:30 in the Camp Fire
hall. Ia -.g.a ) r,,as. AZ. a.s.s: ~ -.
Word was received here this week
that Miss Rose Liebbrand a former
teacher in the Kennewick high
school has been selected to be in
Quoted in TO the W.A.A.C. She has
been the county chairman of Red
Cross for Morraw county, Ore, ana
mas been living in Heppner. She
will be sent to Fort Dies Moines,
Iowa for eight weeks of intensive
raining before entering active
luty. sI s4s
Warde Larsen, who is stationed at
Fort Ord, California spent his fur
ough here with home folks. During
lis stay he visited in Horse Heaven
Ind KiOna. He also visited his sis
ers Mrs. Harley Sweeney in New
port. On the Fourth he went to
Oregon, where he won
third money in the rodeo. When he
'eturned to his camp he was noti-
led of his advancement to tech
1ician corporal. t
A. w. Leibel and daughter, Mrs.
Carl Pfeffer, of Minnesota, arrived
here the first of the week after a
yisit with relatives on the coast.
Mr. Liebel has been in poor health
recently and his trip to the coast
vas taken in the hopes of gaining
some improvement. While there
ne visited hiss daughters Mrs. Joe
iartner of Shine, Wash, and Mrs.
Cecil Howe at Port Townsend, also
his SON John in Seattle.
III. w. Whittemore, Gene and Max,
ne, and their house guests, Mrs.
Ward Mcnamara and daughter, Lois,
risited in Spokane and Standpoint,
Idaho Monday and Tuesday, where
hey visited at the Frank Bartlett
home, where Mr.. Bartlett is con-
ralescing from heart attack suf-
erred some eight weeks ago. Mrs.
Whittemore had been at the home
# her parents for the past week and
'eturned with the family Tuesday.
AT the last meeting of the club
rear, the Excolentes club held the |
annual picnic in the park last Fri
lay afternoon. At the regular busi-
less meeting the following officers
we're elected: president, Mrs. Harold
Vhittemore, Vice President, Mrs. j.
smith; secretary : treasurer, Mrs.
AIRY Newsome; historian, Mrs. Curt
ierards and reporter, Mrs. Roger
eecords. The club presented Mrs.
red Giard, former member, who
as moved away, with gift and
andkerchief shower. It was voted
D close the club year in April in the
uture.
The U. S. Coast Guard IS send
lg travelling recruiter to this dis
riot. He will be in Yakima Mon
ay, Tuesday and Wednesday and
Valla Walla Tuesday and Friday.
he Coast Guard will give Petty
'fficer Ratings to those who can
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