Classified Ads and Local Services Listing 1937
A fragmented page of 1937 classified ads and notices including lawyers patent references loans on personal items, chiropractors and physicians, detective agencies, electric treatments, tax services, and various shop ads. Names include GORIN, SANDERS & CO, COAST DETECTIVE, and Kathryn Harrison.
Million Dollar Amendment Defeated In Senate Vote
In Olympia on March 11 the Senate defeated Thomile of Snohomish 21 to 19 on a supplemental appropriation to add 1 million dollars for the veterans welfare commission to aid returned service members. Thomile cast the deciding vote against Lamping’s proposal to provide small outright sums to service men as they were discharged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ator Thomile
Snohomish
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
State Senate
Thomic
Lamping
Themle
Organization
Men
Baby born during patrol call and mother unharmed
A six day old infant was born during an emergency patrol call to Flint and Columbia, while the mother Mrs Carrie Paige is reported not in danger. In New York James Evans Jr a Pittsburg broker obtained a license to wed Beth Sully Fairbanks who recently divorce Douglan Fairbanks. they plan to marry at the Church of the Ascension.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James Evans, Jr
Pittsburg
Beth Sully Fairbanks
Douglan Fairbanks
Church of the Ascension
Seattle
Columbia Street
Local Bank Officers Named in List of Executives
F. K. Struve serves as president with J. W. Spangler and K. V. Ankeny as vice presidents. BE. G. Ames and H. C. MacDonald hold vice presidential and cashier roles respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. G. Ames
Fm. L. Grondahl
A. H. Sorlberg
Edgar Ames
Hugo Carlson
Washington Law Holds Fathers for Illegitimate Children
In Olympia on March 11 the Senate passed the Healey bill requiring fathers of illegitimate children to pay for maintenance and education or face jail. Mothers may summon the father before a justice, with denial trial by jury possible. If found liable, a bond may secure payments. action must be started within two years of birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ington
Senate
Healey House
Mother finds missing child Cecil Moncar
Cecil Moncar twelve from 1910 Landers Street was found asleep in a doorway on 10th Avenue. He had been missing since Saturday night and was taken to the detention home after being booked as a delinquent at the police station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Moncar
Landers
Alnee
de Tenon
Vice Disease Bill Passes Both Houses
In Olympia on March 11 the senate adopted the house amendments to the Hutchinggon bill and sent it to Acting Governor Flatt for signature. The house removed the physician report requirement, but kept provisions allowing health officials to examine and treat cases to protect public health, enabling broader wartime city campaigns and future community action. The Phipps isolation home bill awaits action. $25,000 state funds, matched by federal money, support ongoing vice investigation and wartime cleanup efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olympia
Senate
House
Hutchinggon
Flatt
Phipps
Suspected Crook Detained Over $50 Palm by Soldier
William Jason Wheeler, 25, is held at the police station on an open charge after allegedly pocketing a $50 bill handed to him by Frank Frazier, a discharged soldier, for a small joan. Further investigation is pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Frazier
Joan
Wiliam Jason Wheeler
Market bill and rent measure smothered in committee
Olympia March 11 Friends of the farm marketing bill and the fair rent commission bill say house leaders are trying to smother the measures after they passed the senate. The King County committee chairs hold back the bills to block calendar placement before the midnight session end Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Club of
King Ie
Grass
King
Hibernians Plan St Patrick Day Gathering and Ball
The Hibernians announce a St Patrick s Day program at the Hippodrome on Sunday March 16 with Judge John M Harnag presiding and Dudley G Wooten delivering the keynote address. An Irish song program is included and a ball follows on March 17 at Odd Fellows hall hosted by the young members of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Fitzpatrick
Hippodrome
John M. Harnag
Dudley G. Wooten
Odd Fellows
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Barber Alleges Roommate Stole Suitcase At March
Fred Targen a barber of 109 Melmont Ave charges his roommate fellow barber John B Cobb with stealing his suitcase and clothes on a March day in a complaint filed in Justice Gordon’s court Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Targen
Melmont Ave
John B. Cobb
Justice of the Peace
John B. Gordon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Opper
Erie
Seattle Star
Altorneys
Burke Uhlig
MD Ave
Main
GORIN
Mington Typewriter Co
Weat- Rubber Co
Universal Tele«ne
Olympice Foundry Co
Ieal
Foster
Lundgren
Snell
Stewart
Timesaq
Chatter
Maa Livestock
Sanders & CO
Smith Ride
Scheel Chieaeo
Denny
Madison
Elliott
Roberts & Office
C Coast Detective Ney
Seaboard
Eliott
Central Bieg
Marion
Tacoma
California
Gisensen
Furn
Western and Pike
A. KB. Goodwin
Mar- First and Pike
Kathryn Harrison
Stone
Green Lake Car
North
Louie Myers
Junk Junk CO
Central Storage Co
Warren
E Warren Paige
Agen
J. F
Ames
Pip
Ames Yard
Seattle National Bank
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
Daniel Kelleher
F. K. Struve
J.W. Spangler
K. V. Ankeny
P. B. Truax
William 8. Peachy
H. C. MacDonald
EB. K. Reiley
Columbia
State of
Wash
Brown Dental Offices
Edwin J. Brown
U. S. Optical CO
Third Ave
Vine St
Davidson's Bread
H. L. Knox Salesmanship and
Speciatiot, On
Knox
Friends of
Hibernians
Iverson
Mars
John L. Golden
State Bank
Washington
U. S. Treasury
Reserve Bank
D. H. Lutz
Metropolitan
Mon
William Faversham
Maxine Elliott
Ord
Lady Algy
Seaboard National
United States
Uptown National Bank
the National Bank
Second Ave
Letters of Credit
U. S. Government
The
National Bank of Commerce
F. B
Frank H. Luce
Robert 8S. Walker
Eugene W. Brownell
Lafayette Kellogg
James Shea
Ceus
A. Robert Morton
Richard P. Callahan
Theodore F. McCreary