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The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
AIeufian In
 Wesfbound

Steamer Aleutian of the Alaska! Steamship Company arrived in Ju- neau today at p. m. from Seattle to Ketchikan, and is due to sail for Seward at 5:30 D. m.
 Passengers arriving from Seattle on the Aleutian were Tony Bozina, Victor Crandall, Mrs. J. Fleming, Mrs. G. Kennedy, Ethel Krupa, MT. and Mrs Fred McCaulley, Grace McNicol, George w Osage and Mike Passkovich. Frome Ketch- ikan, Mrs. B. Millonich and A. C. Whitney.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
IN TOWN

Leon Simpson and family are here from Petersburg. They are staying at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
VANCOUVER VISITOR

Martha M. Carlson of Vancouver B. C., is staying at the Baranoi
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07

MT. and Mrs. Robert L. Nelson of Fairbanks are stopping at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-10-07
FROM ELFIN COVE

Marguerite Butts of Elfin Cove is staying at the Baranof.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
Die ruiiiiden Serneiner

9ei oller gnttGul6ung iiber Die
unbeitdnoiefeit Ser @aibingtoner So
litif oarf man Die Sdpierigfeiten
ni6t unteri6dsen, nit oenen uniere
Gegierung beionoers i'm Sinblid auf
Gublanb beItdnoig gu fdmpfen bot
uno Die lie beriidiihtigen mub. 3nar
bat &uBlano ieit Dem bon Weolototp
berl6ulbeten Siasfo ser Wosfau'er
&onferen5 uno oem Staatsitret6 in
ltngarn piel an 8reitige perloren uno
@rompfo ipielt in oen 8eratuneen
Ser 8ereinten Nationen cine geraoe5u
fldgli6e Houe. Mber &uBlanb lit oanf
Ser &lr5ii6tigfeit 9fooiepelts uno
Gburdius Elm getpaltiser Saftor in
ser @eltpolitif eelporoen, unb BON
oieier Satiade ma6t es nod ipie Dor
NIT aaer Hiidiihtsloiigfeit @ebrou6.
2ette 8obe lebnte Die Sopiet-
Union Die amerifaniibe ginlabung
bon elf gtationen au elmer 8rGlimi-
narfonferen5 fir ben gntipurf bes
iapaniihen @ertraes ah uno mahte
oen @egenDorihlag, oaB iih Die au-
BenminiIter Der bier @roBm16te NIT
Dem Broblem befaiien - mo &uBlano
ieine Sntrigen piel Ieidter betreiben
fann als alf elmer bon eff Nationen
6eididten Gonferen5. 8oibineton bot
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02

Die ruiiiibe Abiage eineeiteft, ideint
ober entid)loiien 81 iein, iein aonie.
ren5progromm burd5ufiibren.
ssn Safe SucceB erfl1rten leste
ISOLDE Die Ser. Staaten obne biplo.
matii6e llmid1peife I'M Siderbeits.
rat Der Gereinten Hationen, baB iie
Sugoilamien, albanien uno gulga-
rten als 8eiabren fir oen internotip.
nalen 5rieoen onieben. Der amerifa.
niibe 0elegierte Serlbel g. sSobnlon
lagte, baB in oieien orei 8alfansStaa.
ten feinerlei 8iirgerrehte gelten. vgi.
me Diftatur lit cine Gtftatur, gIeif.
,giiltig, Die man es nennt."
@eiter parnten Die Ser. Stoaten
GuBlonos 8aiallen auf Dem 8alfan,
oaB ieoer geriud, Die gnti6eioungen
oes Siderbeitsrats 5u ignorieren, Al,
ben ldarflten 3pongsmaBnabmen
Ifiibren fann. 9ieie 8arnung erfolgte,
nadoem GuBlano erfldrt bate, Der
9tat babe nid)t sic Ytaht, 8ulgarien,
Sugoilqmien unb albanien gu afpin.
gen, NIT Der geplanten @ren5fommii-
Iion ser l19t 3u fooperieren.
Gieler 3uIammenitoB brodte oie
Dor bier &oben begonnene 9ebatte
iiber oas 8alfan-Broblem gum ab.
lldluB, obne baB Der Gat 5u elmer @nt.
ldeioung fommen fonnte, uno fiibrte
5u Der BON slultrolien erbobenen ge.
l6nloigung, OaB &uBlano uno ieine
Satelliten SbItruftionstaftif betrei.
ben, Inn cine 9lttion Der ltge su per-
binbern.
8ronpfo muBte iib i'm SerIauf Der
Sebatte in gan5 unparIanentariiber
Spra6e Sorpiirfe gefalen laIien,
pelGe Die rillliihen Sertreter in ibren
9lon5tagen fiir unoenfbar gebolten
bdtten.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
aus Berlin puroe am Sonlstas se.

NuS Serl1tl Duroe am Sanlstag ges
meloet:
uSn maBgebenben &reiien lit bier
Die Soffnung gel6punoen, baB
9eutidlano unter elmer 8ereinbarung
Der bier SffupationsnlG6te in bielem
ooer ielbIt i'm nahiten Sabr bereiniet
meroen fann.
Scr Streit 5tpil6en ben Ser.
Staaten uno ser Somiet-llnion iiber
oen ,Warlbaa-Hlau reiBt SeutidIanb
in Der Witte auseinanber: Der @eIten
faat in Die SpbGre oes ,Wariboa-
Slans', Ser Often in bic Spbare &uB-
Danos.
uSie 8eonten glauben, baB oiele
Gluft nidt iiberbriidt peroen fann,
bis li6 zines Der beioen Hrogramme,
oas oes Sltens ooer bos oes @eItens,
als 5ebli6lag ernieien bot. 9as biirfs
te lib faum i'm laufenben ssSabr ertpei-
len, unb pieQeiht nibt einmal i'm
nad)iten Sabr, oa Ger ,Woriban.
Glon' niht ins 2eben treten fann, ebe
Ser &ongreB i'm Sanuar pieoer 5u.
lammentritt. Saber berridt bier ou6
Die ueber5eugung, oaB Die beporite=
benoen OtiniIterfonferen5en, i'm Sep
tember in Seem Yorf llno i'm geopen1-
Der in 2onoon, bereits gum Sebl-
ldlag perurteilt linb.
~@s miro oarauf bingetpieien, oaB
It6 Der Streit irber Ieuti6Iono ieit
Der lebten Wtinilterfonferen5 in Wos-
fau nod perl6drft bot, ieit &uBlano
lid) geDeigert 6ot, ben ,Waribaa=
Slan' auf5unebmen, uno ni6ts in Der
gan5en Gage oarauf binipeilt, baB itf
Dos bis gum September anoern fann.
Gie Sellimilten glauben iogar, oaB
ltd Die Sluft nod erlpeitern uno Die
gan5e Wol6inerie ser bier Wdbte in
Berlin 5ulanmenbreben fam, uno
&uBlano uielleid)t Die 5oroerung itel-
len miro, bob bic 8eltmddte bieie
5crtriimnerte Sauptitoot perlallen.
Gie &uiien fonnten Die Sffupation
Der gSeItmdGte in Berlin unmoglid
ma6en, inoem iie ibnen Die Gerbtn-
ounsen in ibrer Gone abihneioen.
u8ie 9iplomaten slauben niht,
ooB es 5u einem iol6en Brud fon-
men miro, neil iotpobl bic Ruilen oils
audi Die 8eItrrtd6te oabor 5uriid-
ldrefen nerben, ole Ieste Cir, Die
fir eine ginigung nod offenitebt, 5l-
5uiGlogen. Gie Otaldinerie oer bier
Sffupationsnd6te lit sipar eingero>
itet, aber tie fonute piellei6t oo9 pie-
Ser in Gang gebra6t peroen unb ba.
gu bienen, aus Der HatIbe 5u fom-
men uno Die &ooperation 5tpil6en
oen @elten uno Dem Often ein5ulei=
ten. iobalo Die eesenpartigen Ylane
feblgeiflagen iinb.
ISM algemeinen paren Die Inter
banOler unb 8iplonlnten, Die leit Dem
@noe oes &rieges in Berlin tparen,
niemals 10 peiiilniltii6 geItimmt pie
beute. geift menige iprehen unter ii6
gum erIten Wfale often BON etnen
mogliden &rieg 5uilden Dem Often
uno Dem 8eiten. Sic perglei6en Die
8ropaganoa= =slngriffe auf beioen
Seiten nit Der Spannung, Die i'm
Herpenfrieg in Sen Sabren 1887 /39
geberribt bat. anoererieits miro mie=
Ger ouruuf bingepieien, baB europa
auf feline 8eiie fir cine &raftprobe
bereit lit uno meoer I'M Often nod i'm
8eiten ser &ries geiuinid]t miro. 0ie
Mebrbeit ser 0iplomaten rebnet oa=
Der nit elmer Sortietung Der politi=
iden mo Dirtibaftlihen Spann1n-
gen, bis Die cine ooer anoere Seite
perliert ooer es miioe miro, bic &o=
item 5u trasen. @ie lange bieier GU
itano oauern miro, meiB fein Wenih
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
&ulpnialfriea

Sn llebereinI Itimmllng nit Der
prtn5lpiellen Heoiiion Der iiberlebten
&oloniolberri6aft, pie lie 8roBbri-
tannien uno~ 5ranfreid) noh Dem
5tpeiten 8eltfrieg oorgenommen bot
ten, muroe auf) fir Die 9ieoerlanoe
IN Der biltoriiben &eoe ser &0niain
Wllbelmine bonn Z. 9e5ember 1912
Eetn nener forti6rittli6er Statns fiir
Die bolGnoii6en ueberieegebiete an
gefiinoigt. 9ea6 5ipeiidbrigen, idtpie-
rtgen Gerbanolungen fam I'M M6r3
1916 Elm Ibfommen unter Dem friibe-
rem OtiniiterprGiioenten 8rofeiior
Sdermerborn 5uitanoe, bos in Der
inooneltIden Srtidaft Singgobioti
unter5eibnet ipuroe. 9ie SollGnoer
Der5i6teten auf Die unumIdrGnfte
Ofa6t in Observation-Disclosures uno
|lesten an oeren Stele Die freipiQige,
freunol6aftlide s3uiammenarbeit
5Deler gleidbere6tigter Gartner i'm
Habnlen elmer Observation-Disclosures
ltid)en Union, sic burd] sic 9rone
aulammengebalten tperoen iou, tpobei
librigens Snooneiien glei6ipobl cine
Gepublif bleibt. ,
gei Den bitigen Oebatten uber oas
Ibfomnlen IN Der &amnter I'M Suaa
mari Der friibere WiniiterprGiioent
Der boaanoilben Gegierung i'm Grill
GonOon), Grofeiior @erbranop, iein
gan5es snieben in Die @aagidole, Inn
Singgaoiati 5u torpeoieren. Cine gnt-
ibliebune oes 8rofeiiors &omme BON
Der 4atboliiden Solfspartei puroe
eblteBlif angenommen, in Der Die
&amner Der 9fegierrng unter geipii-
len Sorbebalten bos 8ertrauen aus
lprab. Cine Delegation beaab lid
nod Snoonelien 5uriid. I'm Den in
Der &ammer geduBerten 8ebenfen
Hebnung gu tragen, berju6ten bie
boaanoii6en rnterbGnbler, Dor Der
unter5eidnung nod ei1tige Menberun.
gen 5u erreiden. Die inooneiiide Ste.
gierung S6abrir aber ueigerte iih
entidieoen, iiber Die porber bereinbar-
ten lieb5ebn Hunfte bon 2inggaoioti
lrgenopie binausaugeben. Mit Ser
l1nter5eidnung 1paren oie 8esiebun.
gen 5piideu beiben 8olfern i'm 8rin-
|5lp gereselt, uno Die uGer. Staaten
bon Snooneiien" iollten ant 1. ssa-
nl1ar 1949 in &raft treten. 0a ieood,
ole bon S6obrir abgelebnten grgGn-
5ungen feblten, batte sic SppoIition
IN Solano neuen 9lgttationsitoff ge-
nonnen. Die Iuslegu1g hes Ibfor,-
mems Don Singgaoiati lpuc nod often
geblieben.
Sn ben felgen6en Gers;anoluuaen
iiber Die slusfiibrungsbeItimmunaen
gu 2tnggaoiati periudten Die Ser.
Staaten ousglei6enb gu pirfen, iu-
Dem iie fir Die lle6ergangs5eit oie
elnlesung elmer bondnoiIh-inooneli.
| lben Snterimsregierune in goridlaa
bradten. Ser 8eritan0tgungsperiub
|i6eiterte idlieBli6 an Der Sroa, ser
yoli5ei. ba Sollano Die MufIoluna Ser
inoenoiiiden armee fir ge6oten eraef,s
|tete.
I'm Den totem Hunft Der geipred.
ungen nieoer 5u iibertpinoen, batte
englano ieine DienIte als ShIifter
tSssttesuns AN es:ie 9,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1947-08-02
Nene GnttGnidungem in 9entidlanb

gs lit begreiflid, baB Der neue
aursmedIel in nnierer Deutihlano-
Holitif, Der nur tpenige Gage auf bic
neberpeiiung Der nenen Direftiben
an Die Militdrreeierung in Deutid-
lamb erfoIgte, oriiben (aud unter ben
nmerifanii6en Wilitdrbeb0rben) ent.
t6ui1eno unb oeprimierenb Dirfte.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
THAcKARA-HARDESTY

Sunday afternoon at pm, the
altar of the Kennewick Methodist
church was the scene of another
June wedding when Marilyn Har-
desty became the bride of Delbert
L. Thackara, both well known
young people of this community.
The double ring rite was read by
the Rev. John B. Coan, pastor of
the church. A large party of rela-
tives and friends were present.
Mrs. Thee Wade played the pre-
Jude and wedding marches.
The bride is the daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. r. M. Brown of Carthage,
Mr.. She has been employed with
the j. C. Penney store. Thackara
is an employee of the Church
Grape Juice company.
The altar setting was candlebra
and summer flowers. The bride
wore a street length Panama tan
with white accessories and white
orchid. Attending the pair were
Doris Adolphson, brides maid,
who wore blue and white and 9
corsage Of sweet peas, and Mitchell
Kershaw, Jr., best man.
Following the ceremony they
left for a trip which would take
them through Oregon and other
coast points. They plan to make
their home at 113 Sixth Avenue
East in this city.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
BR1TToN-BENDER

Marriage vows were taken by
Annabelle j. Britton and Ronald
R. Bender Saturday, June 81 at
4 o'clock in the Bethlehem Luth-
eran church. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Britton lis No. Kent and the
bridegroom is the Son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Bender, Ill Locust
Drive.
The Rev. j. p. Luvaas officiated
at the single ring ceremony in the
presence of fifty friends and rela-
tives. Mrs. Luvaas at the organ
provided the wedding music, play
ing during the seating of the guests
ushered by Albert Britton and Jim
Defines and while the candles were
lighted by Richard Britton and
Charles Bjerkness. She also &C.
companied Herbert Foraker who
sang 81 Love You Truly"
Baskets of gladioli, larlspur
and phlox were at the altar where
the bride, in white satin and long
veil and carrying an arm b0quet
of Gala lilies and orchids, was
given in marriage by her father.
Maid of honor was Gladys Bjerk-
ness gowned in floor length yellow
net and carrying nosegay Of yell
low rosebuds. The two brides
maids were Glendoris Bjerkness
in aqua chi on and Mrs. Albert
Britton in pink chiffon, each with
nosegays, of pink rosebuds. Little
Marian GLASGOW in a blue net gown
was the flower girl who scattered
rose petals down the bridal aisle
The bridegroom's brother Rob.
ert Bender was best man.
The brides mother wore an aft
ernOon dress of aqua crepe and
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
Colorful Rites Wed Dorothy Schwartz
And Erwin Slabauqh Here Wednesday

The Junior Choir also provided
music for the affair, at which Miss
Celia Thola, cousin of the groom,
was bridesmaid. The brides sis
ter, Miss Lorraine Schwartz, was
maid of honor. Both were dressed
in pink gowns and wells, set off
with a half wreath of pink rose
buds ard carried bouquets of
white carnations. Best men at the
ceremony were Paul Zahn and
Raymond Schwartz, brother of the
bride. Mrs. Slabaugh, mother OF
the groom, wore two-piece gray
dress and c. ed corsage of pink
carnations.
Among the forty-four guests at
tending the reception held later at
the brides home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Casper Schwartz, of Trail
City, South Dakota; Mr.. and Mrs.
Nick Schwartz of Heborn, North
Dakita; Mr.. and Mrs. Pete Wei
and, of Blue Grass, ND; Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Skalsky and children,
of Beulah, Nd; Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Haughton and children of Leaven-
worth, WASH; Mr.. and Mrs. Nick
Seeberger, of Yakima; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Evert, of Zillah; Mr..
and Mrs. John Thola and daughter
Celia, of Yakima; Mr.. and Mrs.
Math Schrido of Richland; Mr..
and Mrs. Walsh and Mrs. Larry
Walsh and daughter of Pasco.
Dorothy is a member of the
1947 graduating class of Kenne-
wicu High School and has lived
in this city for the past eleven
years. Erwin served 80 months
with the army is now employed
by j. A. Terteling and Sons, Inc.
After a short honeymoon in Sc
attic, the newlyweds will reside
in the Park View section.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26

the groom's mother was in black
and white crepe, the corsages OF
each were similar of gladioli and
rosebuds.
Following the ceremony a re-
ception and buffet supper were
given at the Britton home. As
sisting in the serving were Mrs.
George Marker, Mrs. Russell Blair,
Mrs. Melvin GLASGOW, Mrs. Fred
Strong, Mrs. Mabel Bjerkness and
Mrs. Willard Wallace. After the
traditional first cut of the three
TERED wedding cake by the bride
and groom, it was served by Mrs.
Melvin GLASGOW. Mrs. Albert Brit
ton, aunt of the bride, was In
charge of the guest book.
The former Miss Britton was
graduated with the class of al In
the local High School. Bender at
tended school in Wyoming and
served % months in the infantry
The couple left that evening for
weeks honeymoon at Wallowa
Lake. Mrs. Bender wearing for
going away white printed jersey
dress with black accessories. They
plan to make their home in Ken
newick.
Wedding guests from out OF
town were Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Strong and family, Grandview;
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Marker and
family, Bend, Ore; Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett Schlaffer and Patty, STAN
field, Ore, and Mrs. Mary Hergert,
Greeley, Colo.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26

In colorful double ring cere-
mony performed by Father Nc
Grath at st. Joseph Catholic
church on Wednesday morning,
June 18, Miss Dorothy Schwartz,
daughter of Peter Schwartz, be-
came the bride of Erwin Slabaugh,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Sla-
baugh.
To the trains OF Ave Maria,
played on the church organ by
Miss Sylvia Citron, the bride, Spn
the arm of her father, walked
down the aisle attired in long
white satin and net gown, with a
half length finger-tip veil. She
carried a bouquet of red roses
The groom, with white carnation
in his lapel, wore blue suit.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
In The Always

Passengers travelling on Inland
Anyways Walla Walla to Seattle
service who came or left from
Vista field included: Ernie Jar
rard, Pasco; D. Bailey, Richland;
A. R. Made, Kennewick; Hazel
Hawkins, Kennewick; Audrey
Tabor, Pasco. Flying today to
Seattle is Verdella Mueller, Ken
newick. e'f-. .t..s
SOLOS: "
Recently completing flig h
training and making first solo
flights at Vista Air Service, Vista
Field were: Bill Heine, Kenne-
wick, and Larry Hales and Harry
Utz, Pasco. I'D
Students soloing at the Twin
City School of Flying recently
were Mark Brown, KenneWick
James Reser, Pasco and Sweno
Rasmussen, Kennewick.
New students enrolling under
the G. 1. Bill at the Twin City
Airport were the following from
the tri-city area: Lloyd AGREE
Jess Branum, Arden Casey
Bruce Conrad, Benjamin Ger.
ZACH, Robert Kirby, Earnest Quin.
ton, Marvin Wade, and George
Regnier. "a. {. ~ e..
RECENT VISITORS: .e-
Vista Field, June Is: Tex Har.
ris, San Francisco, single engine
Beechcraft. zss
The following transit aircraft
visited the Twin City Airport
during the last week:
United Truck Lines, Inc, Spo-
kane: Hanford Flyers, Richland;
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26

Adolph Van Hollenbeke, Snake
River; Harold G.. Campbell, Con-
nell; ". Earhart, Wenatchee; Raj
oh o. Dixson, Alhambra, Cali
fornia, Coast Pacific Ar Service,
Bellingham; Glen Sperline, Wen
atchee; Ralph Hill, John Day,
Oregon, Cecil Hagerman, Yakima;
Washington Anyways, Spokane;
H. C. Douglas, Astoria, Oregon;
Schweitzer Aircraft, Yakima;
Wenatchee Air Service, Wenat-
chez; Elmo Tanneberg, st. An
drews, Washington; Clyde Ross
Eureka.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
Post Office To
Close Sat. Noon

Effective this Saturday, June
| %, the Post Office will close at
noon on that day of the week.
In addition, Postmaster Roger
Record this week stated that the
Post Office is requesting that all
packages sent through the mails
be addressed on one side only.
Observance of this request will
result in greater facility of del
livery and the avoidance OF con-
fusion.
Postal workers stamp packages
on only one side, as in the case
of insured parcels. Where the
package has been addressed
both front and back, it is easy
to confuse insured packages with
others.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
SUMMER CAMP OPENS JULY ?

Mrs. Claude Winterschied and
Mrs. Herbert Misner will again
serve as adult advisers at the in
|termediate summer camp at Noun.
tain Air this year. The session
for the junior group opens July Q
and closes the 18th. The senior
camp will open the following. day
and the pastor, Rev. j. B. Coan
will be the adult leader for the
Kennewick group. Registrations
for the first camp must be in by
next Sunday, it was stated.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
WILLING WORKERS

The Willing Workers met at the
home of Mrs. Kerr on June 2Oth'
A Joint meeting was held with the
Benton City Breakfast club with
Mrs. Brooks and Mrs. Crawford
also present. Canned tomatoes,
apricots, peaches, as well as towels,
dresses and pillow slips were then
Judged. Six members of the Will
ing Workers were present.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
powELL-powELL

Eileen p. Powell of Salt Lake
City, Utah, and Charles S. Powell
of Richland, were married at the
home of Judge Winkenwerder on
June "a at 8 pm. Attendants were
Hydonia Hoke and James Hoke
of Richland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chafles Powell
will make their home in Richland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1947-06-26
NOTICE
Complete Cafe Equipment
-...~ For Sale
or Sale

The following pieces of equipment cont.;-
ed in the Tic Tic Cafe, located i'm the Snaaa
land Building, 16 Avenue C., Kennewicl W.
will be sold to the highest bidder at I0.oo ~ ~
NJ, July 3rd: a.
Bob-faI Fountain.
!o-sallon Ice Cream container with "a hip. comp,...
accompaniment Sink with double drain p'ssst
Ice Cream Mixing Machines CElectricI
Upholstered Booths
IL Upholstered Stools
Counters.
! Back Bar.
Fluorescent Lighting Fixtures.
Electric Dish Washer and baskets.
Set of Kitchen Sinks. -.
! accompaniment Steam Table.
l Bufane Stove. Oven and Grill.
! 0galon Bufane Tank .a. s#.#
/ 5Q-gallon Water Tank #@#
l Russ carbonater Compressor with motor.
I Large National Cash Register. #r
Globe Slicing Machine. 4FN
! Hobart Electric Mixer.
Electric Meat Grinder
Electric Fryer.
Electric Sitter.
l Neon Sign Cafe.
Neon Sign Sandwich Shop"
/ Neon Sign Outer WALL
Reaeh-In Ref Rsfri s s !sh s No. so'
Waikiki Box Door.
Meat Block
I Stove Hood
and all pots tools utensils containers napkin hold
TERMS: CASH
Bids will be received for the above entire
lot or any parts thereof, and award will be
made at the opening of the bids at our office
on Thursday, July 3rd, 1947. We reserve the
right to accept or reject any or all bids
COLUMBIA FINANCE CORP.
Ia Avenue C - Kennewick - Phone 1856
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-10-05
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decorated with garlands of smilax and white flowers. The dinner
table, placed in the ballroom, was arranged in the form of a CAPT.
tai "T", the head table seating the twelve members of the bridal
party. Covers were laid fcr forty guests at the dining table which
bore six artistic arrangements of white roses, carnations, and
chrysanthenunls in silver wine coolers thanked by antique silver
candelabra holding cleaning cathedral tapers. Silver comportes
placed at intervals contained green and white bridal mint candies
and sailed almonds and pecans. A four course dinner was served,
ending with Individual moulds of ice cream in the shapes Of flow
ers and fruits, all in white, green, and pink, together with White
iced SNOWFALL cakes. Music was enjoyed during the evening. The
bride was becomlngly gowned in white, net over white satin
red roses in her brunette hair. Mrs. ingalls,, Sr, was stunning If
extending diagonaly across the bodice from the tip Of one shout