The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1943-02-23
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~ PIERCE COUNTY PERSONALITIES

Mrs. samuel Flick. 1921 SO. 35th
St. received word Saturday that
a photograph Of her daughter.
sally Anne. taken when the child
was three and a half months old,
had captured honors In COMPETE
ton with hundreds of other en-
tries In a recent statewide con-
test. Sally's father Is a civilian
air pilot and Is stationed az an
instructor at Ellensburg. Grand
parents jubilant over prize win
ming photograph are Mr.. and Mrs.
Andrew Ayres. 3s0s So. Cushman
ave. and Mrs. Nellie Flick, Am
bassador apis.
Miss Alma Entz Uzafovage, SIS
No. 5th ST., wants the vandals who
broke statues In pond In her
yard to know she is keeping
sharp eye out for their return so
that proper punishment may be
administered for destruction of
property.
Sgt Robert A. Craig. attached
to the 12sth Station Hospital,
Camp Beale, California, is spend
ing a two-week furlough with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Craig. who reside at SIT No. Fife.
Edward Aylesworth. Is. of 1851
So s3d St, was confined to Ia
coma General hospital Saturday
with an injured spine received IN
an auto accident at So. 3Sth ST.
and Yakima ave. shortly after
midnight Friday.
James v. kreamer. Tacoma, at
tached to the medical section of
Headquarters Co. at the San Fran
cisco port of embarkation. has
been promoted from sergeant to
technical sergeant, next TO the
highest non-commissioned grade.
This is Sgt. Kreamer's second pro-
motion this year. He is the son
of Mrs. Mary A. kreamer, 1913
Ea. 10th st.
Fourteen Tacomans were among
a group of 120 in a class of future
army pilots. bombardiers and navi-
gators advanced this week from
pre-flight training at San Antonio
TEX aviation cadet center to
primary training units. The Ia
comans included Aviation Cadets
Newton 1. VILLAS, 6s03 So. Faw-
cett ave; Carl II. Filing, 1924 SO.
Yakima ave-; Thomas Lumsden,
s1e Ea. 47th st. Richmond j. l..
Long. BOG So. Yakima ave-. War
rem 4. VIII. 4s42ia So. Tacoma
Way, Julian =. Reems, $50 So.
45th St; Warren VI. Taunt. 131
Ea. Gath St; Merle &. Melendy, ia
So. l St; Myron ID. Layborn. 1903
No. 9Th ST; Samuel b. Milligan,
BOLT So. Melrose St; Dennis
O'Connor, 5615 So. Fife St: Arnold
kirkebo. 1902 No. Mason ave;
Wayne ID. Sarver. 1104 So. Yaki-
ma ave.; Howard II. Becker. 715
So. Cakes St. and James r. Ledlie,
505 Looviers ave. Dupont; Donald
b. Michaelson, Adelaide Beach.
DIR. Albert Il. Anderson and DIR.
Lloyd p. Marshall were in Port
land Saturday attending a post
graduate course in latest technique
dealing with chiropractic treat
mcnt.
It was revealed recently at Basic
Flying Training school, Minter
Field, Bakersfield. Calf, that End
1t. George r. Chilberg. son of
Mrs. Otto Chilberg, of 5414 So.
Park ave, has been assigned to
duty there.
III tNciiu, NtNss marriage IL
cense was issued to william
Joseph Holding. 25, of Dupont,
Wash, and Elizabeth Ethel Sher-
man, is, OF Portland. Ore.
Joseph n. Deylin. husband of
Rose A. Devlin, Route Z, Tacoma.
was commissioned second lieu
tenant in the U. S. army recently
at Fort Benning. Ca. following
successful completion of the Of
ficer candidate course at the in
fantry school there. 1t. Devlin en-
listed in the army July 10. 1922,
and served with the SD Inf.
Panaman. 31st Inf. Philippine
Islands, 18th Inf. China. 321st Inf.
Camp Rucker. Ala, before going
to officer candidate school. He
held the rank of first sergeant
before being commissioned.
Cpl. George Marchesini, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Marchesini, Puy-
allup, now serving in the U. S.