Will of Ocean Victim Helen Ferreira Probate Opens
The will of Mrs. Helen Louise Ferreira of 1616 Summit Ave. who was swept overboard from the President on December 12 was probated by Superior Judge King Dykeman. Nine thousand dollars is left to her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Greenus, while her San Diego home royalties from graphophone records and musical instruments go to her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Louise Ferreira
Summit Ave
King Dykeman
A. E Greenus
San Diego
Salesmen urged to talk Americanism at banquet
More than 450 members attended the seventh annual banquet of the Sales Managers' Association at the Butler hotel Saturday night. Speakers included Nathan Eckstein president of Schwabacher Brae Col Roland H Hartley of Everett and John L Boyd president. Ruth Osborne Hoyer provided harp music.
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Sales Managers’ Association
Butler Hotel
Nathan Eckstein
Schwabacher Brae
Roland H. Hartley
Everett
John L. Boyd
Ruth Osborne Hoyer
City names girl housing board to study conditions
A mayor named committee of Seattle women will meet January 9 in City Council chambers to plan improved housing for girls. The group includes Mrs. A. H. Albertson, Mrs. Donna Baker, Mrs. C B Burkhardt, Mrs. G K Bogardus, Miss Evelyn Gardiner, Miss Lucy Case, Mrs. Sophie Clark, Mrs. Thomas Crahan, Miss Almina George, Mrs. Eliza Leary, Mrs. Edwin London, Miss Cleo Hurlburt, Mrs. Theresa Me Mahon, Mrs. Robert Sandell, Mrs. C E Peabody, Miss Lillian Stevenson, and others.
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C. Bt. Fitegerald
Mabel Ashley
Seattle
At & P
Donna Baker
King County Legislative Federation
Cbd
Burkhardt
Central Council of Mothers’ Congress
Parent-Teacher Association
John Durnaide
Broussale Coman Beek
Chamber of Commerce Civic Bureau
G. KE. Bogardus
Parent. Teacher Association
Mre
Gertrude Brawley
Francette P. Maring
Ansociate Judge Juvenile Court
Me. Mahon
Seattle Union Card and Label League
Theresa Me. Mahon
School Women's Club
Robert F. Sandell
Community Service
C. E. Peabody
Council of Catholic Women
William D. Perkine
Sunset Club
Jackson Silbaugh
Lillian Stevenson
University of Washington
Mra. Thatcher
West Side Improvement Club
Rose Cohen
Business Women's Civic Club
International Police Raid Nets Diverse Detainees
At 613% Maynard Ave police raided a Chinese gambling house and arrested a dozen suspects. Those detained included Irish, Swedish, Polish, Austrian, Serbian, American, Russian, Chinese, Norwegian, Korean, Romanian and Bulgarian nationals. The patrol wagon used was locally built in Seattle.
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Martin J. Cleary
Charlies C. Legate
C. L. Bryan
Old Albion
Frank du Cette
Maynard Ave
Seattle
Army Turns Down World War Veteran Daniel B Briggs
Daniel B Briggs a World War veteran six feet six inches tall and over 225 pounds was rejected by the local army recruiting officer due to defective vision. He served two years with the British army during the war and sought enlistment in the home forces.
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Daniel B. Briggs
New Taxicab Meter Prints Fare for Seattle Rides
A new device installed on all cabs of the Seattle Taxicab and Transfer Co prints the fare on a ticket the passenger receives at the end of the trip. The machine records the fare and the Seattle company is said to be the second in the world to use such a device.
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Seattle Taxicab & Transfer Co
Seattle
First Bluehing Couple Seeks Marriage at Federal Building
Deputy U S Marshal W E Theodore and clerk H M Hareshberger were willing to marry them but lacked the procedure. For the first time, a bluehing couple sought nuptials at the federal building and were directed to the county city building for the ceremony.
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U. 8
W. E Theodore
H. M. Hareshberger
District Court
Federal
House Raided Twice in Five Days Time
Police Sergt Ralph Olmstead raided a house at 68 Froad St Saturday night for the second time in five days. He had seized a still in full operation the previous Tuesday. In the Saturday raid Blas Fernandez aged 50 and a laborer were arrested. 15 gallons of wine 1/2 quart of grape 24 gallons of raisen mash and a complete still were taken.
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Ralph Olmstead
Froad St
Blas Fernandez
Woman Hit by Car in Fog on City Streets
Foggy Sunday afternoon traffic accident injures Mrs. K Kakuda 49 of 1942 Wiret Ave as she was struck by a Georgetown street car near Eighth Ave. She suffers fractures and possible internal injuries. Motorman James Murray 519 Ward St states visibility blocked by fog.
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K. Kakuda
Wiret
Eighth Ave
Holgate
Carmody
First Baptist Church Celebrates 50th Founding Anniversary
Members of First Baptist Church at Beneea wt and Harvard Ave mark the 50th anniversary of the church founding this week. Mrs Ella Helm Boardman directs special singing with Dr Floyd Beckwith acting pastor leading Music of the Years. Monday night features choirs and a varied program including Old Christmas melodies and traditional cradle songs.
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First Baptist Church
Beneea Wt
Harvard Ave
Ella Helm Boardman
Floyd Beckwith
Matthews
Bogus Detective Targeted Hill Homes on Saturday Night
A fake detective visited Queen Anne hill homes claiming a planned robbery and offering services. He avoided police and left a card for J. A. Kellogg, national wrestling champion, at one residence. Homes of C. F Black, 613 W. Lee, A. Kjos, 1407 Sixth Ave W, and Joseph Black, 222 W. Highland Drive, were among those visited.
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Queen Anne Hill
C. F Black
W. Lee Et
A. Kjos
Sixth Ave
Joseph Black
W. Highland Drive
J. A. Kellogg
Better Join Army to Cut Down Cost of Spring Clothes
Passersby linger at the window of army recruiting headquarters as a sign touts tailored suits. The ad notes high class sulta made to order for officers while $21.50 suits are available, with a new army tailor shop opened in San Antonio, Texas.
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Army
San Antonio
Texas
Legion Jazz Band Tunes Up for Jan 1
The five member orchestra of Seattle Post No 18 American Legion trains for a New Year debut facing King Jazz. A Roosevelt Veterans' hall dance at 1616 Third Ave. will showcase the band and run into the new year as members seek ample music.
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American Legion
Seattle Post No. 18
King Jazz
Roosevelt Veterans’ Hall
Third Ave
Hold Reunion of Alsaciens Here
Annual reunion and entertainment of the Association des Alsaciens Lor raines de Seattle took place during Christmas week at the Geneva hotel. The program featured music, a short talk by President Jacques Sommer, and a supper of French and American dishes.
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Jacques Sommer
Association Des Alsaciens-Lorraines de
Seattle
Geneva Hotel
Burial planned for Mrs Minnie G Kurth at Minneapolis
The body of 58 year old Mrs Minnie G Kurth will be sent to Minneapolis for burial. She died at Swedish hospital on Saturday. Her home was at 416 Meadowf here.
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Minnie G. Kurth
Minneapolis
Swedish Hospital
Meadowf
Boldt's French Pastry Shops Spotted in City Areas
A note lists Boldt's French pastry locations at Uptown 1414 Third Ave and Downtown 915 Second Ave for shoppers seeking assorted buns and confections.
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Boldt
Third Ave
Second Ave
Alsatians in Seattle hold second annual festival
Alsatians of Seattle gathered at the Geneva hotel for a Christmas festival marking the second annual celebration of the Association Francaise des Alsatians Lorraine de Washington. Union Francaise guests attended and President Jacques Summer delivered The Return of Alsace Lorraine. A musical program followed.
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Alsatians
Seattle
Geneva Hotel
Association Francaise Des Alsatians- Lorraine de Washington
Union Francaise
Alsace-Lorraine
Jacques Summer
Herman Goetz Weds Clara Hamilton in City Ceremony
Herman Goetz a widower and father of three married Mrs. Clara Hamilton on Saturday with Judge Mitchell Gilliam officiating. Goetz serves as president of Pioneer Sand & Gravel Co. and is vice president of Independent Asphalt Paving Co., and they will reside at 707 14th Ave N.
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Herman Goets
Clara Hamilton
Mitchell Gilliam
Goetz
Pioneer Sand & Gravel Co
Independent Asphalt Paving Co
14Th Ave
War veterans renew U S life insurance in state
Two million dollars in government life insurance has been reinstated through the efforts of American Legion peace in this state, according to Bradley T. Fowlkes, just returned from a trip to Southwestern Washington.
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American Legion Peace
Bradley T. Fowlkes
Washinetag
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Wallace
Little Joe
Liberty Educational Weekly
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Earth
Mack Sennett
Overseas Review
Wurlitzer
Girl Housing Board
International Police Reunion
First Baptist
Jesus
Holy City
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Owendolyn
Dickinson
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