Advent Season at First English Lutheran and Catholic Mass
Church notices from Kennewick and White Bluffs list Advent events at First English Lutheran led by Rev. H F Hammer with sermon The King of the Kingdom Luke 17 and changes to Sunday School at 9 45 am plus teacher meetings. Catholic Holy Mass scheduled December 10 with sermon on St John the Baptist and a talk by Rev Father A Joda.
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H. F. Hammer
Ione Street
Pasco Aid
Neumann's
Lone Street
Dr. Hegge
Luther
Midwest
Kennewick
White Bluffs
St. John the Baptist
Christ
John
God
Satan
Father A. Joda
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Notes
Pastor Hubert C. Vincent leads Sunday school at 9 50 with Floyd Hutchins in charge The Bible is the worlds greatest book Why not spend an hour studying it Morning worship at 11 Sermon Why Jesus Came and implications of the tion Epworth League at 6 30 Evening worship at 7 30 The Visiting Place will be the sermon topic A half hour of old songs and Praise service will follow Special music at Services The choir Wilgon Mrs Vane oet will sing at the morning Regardless of creed a tie you will be made welcome Come and see
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Methodist Episcopal
Hubert C. Vincent
Floyd Hutchins
Jesus
Epworth League
First Baptist Service Message Prompted by Calvary Cowards
A First Baptist snippet invites readers to reflect on loyalty and faith in Christ. The Sunday 10 30 a m service features the Visual Evang Cowards of Calvary at Sipe and the 11 00 a m sermon titled The Re continues from page eight.
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First Baptist
Napoleon
Isus
Jesus
Bething
Christ
Calvary
Federal Service for the Younger Men
The article notes that ex servicemen and those with dependents receive priority in relief work, making it hard for single young men to find jobs. It suggests these youths consider joining the army navy or marine corps where employment offers training and advancement opportunities.
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Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Grange Meet Draws 200 At Valley Saturday Night
About 200 attended the Kennewick Valley gathering hosted by Kiona Benton Grange with 50 from Kiona Benton and 25 visitors from other granges. The program featured singing readings and a Dutch character sketch, ending with refreshments and dancing.
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Kiona-Benton Grange
Kennewick Valley
Kiona-Benton
Columbia Valley
Pasco
Locust Grove
Yale
Finley
Pataha Valley
Garfield County
Grange
Charles. Morgan
Benton City
Morgan
Kiowa-Benton Grange
Whitehead
Mrs. Morgan
Mrs. Brooks
Mrs. Roop
Stunt
Glen Hartman
Mr. Roop
Mrs. Waldron
Esther Hartman
O'Leary Lewis announce marriage in Pasco and Kennewick
Nell O Leary of Kennewick and Ray Lewis son of Mr and Mrs William Lewis of Pasco announced their marriage Monday. The ceremony was held in Pasco Saturday evening. Mrs Lewis youngest daughter of the late Nellie Shaughnessy and a Gascoigne Fyfe employee. Mr Lewis a Pasco high school graduate. They will reside in Kennewick.
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Nell O’leary
Kennewick
Ray Lewis
William Lewis
Pasco
Lewis
Nellie Shaughnessy
Gascoigne & Fyfe Insurance Office
Robert Ely Auxiliary Plans December Meeting and Wardrobe Project
The Robert W. Ely Auxiliary Unit No. 33 holds an all day gathering led by Mrs. William Drennen on Monday December 11. A noon pot-luck lunch precedes a project making three bed jackets for the Wallula Walla hospital. Mrs H E Oliver oversees the luncheon and invites attendees to contact her for what to bring.
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Robert W. Ely
William Drennen
Walla Walla Hospital
H. E. Oliver
Oliver
Thanksgiving Dinner Hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Tyrell
Mr and Mrs Ernest Tyrell entertained at a Thanksgiving dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs C E Nicosen and two children Mr and Mrs Chester Washburn and Leona Mr and Mrs Eugene Tyrell and two children and Miss Julia Tillery.
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Ernest Tyrell
C. E. Nicosen
Chester Washburn
Leona
Eugene Tyrell
Julia Tillery
Young Democrats Seek Women Off Government Jobs
The Kennewick Young Men's Democratic Club endorses equal recognition for younger men on public works, attacks critics of President Roosevelt, and calls for Democrats to be appointed to state and federal posts. Newly elected officers are Don Wisger as president and Vance Holcomb as vice president.
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Kennewick
Democratic Club
Roosevelt
Don Wisger
Vance Holcomb
B. R. Masters
Roy Safford
Eldon Calloway
Art Carpenter
Dan Putman
Gordon Rude
John Bleichner
Ted Flesher
Christmas toy drive coordinated by local clubs
The Chamber of Commerce rooms host a toy and clothing collection for needy children organized by the Business and Professional Women's club and the American Legion Auxiliary. Boy Scouts pledge to mend toys, Auxiliary members hosted a dessert luncheon with proceeds aiding candy purchases, and the Business Girls plan a benefit card party in the Masonic hall on December 15 to support the fund.
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Chamber of Commerce
O. K. Jones
Kennewick Highlands
V. A. Newton
Courier- Reporter
Business and Professional Women’s Club
American Legion Auxiliary
Boy Scouts
Masonic Hall
Gibbs and Horning to Wed in Seattle Area
Announcement of the marriage of Miss Genevieve Gibbs and Claude E. Horning in Seattle. Mrs Horning is a former Richland resident and 4 H club leader. The newlyweds will live in Bryn Mawr near Seattle where the groom works in a mill.
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Genevieve Gibbs
Claude E. Horning
Seattle
Horning
Richland
Bryn Mawr
Doctor Newton Attends Robt. W. Ely Post Meeting
Dr. Newton district commander from Hanford attended the Robt. W. Ely Post meeting with about fifteen members present. A pre-holiday dance was planned. Walla Walla reports looser hospital rules for Legion men and ex servicemen seeking treatment are asked to contact Ace Purdy.
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Newton
Hanford
Robt. W. Ely
Walla Walla
Legion
Ace Purdy
Shower and Bridge Party Honors Mrs. Durdle at Spaulding Event
Mrs. L. G. Spaulding and Mrs. H. R. Wibber hosted a Saturday evening shower and bridge party for Mrs. Arthur Thrasher née Elna Beste. Four tables played bridge with honors awarded to Mrs. E. C. Durdle, and gifts welcomed the guest of honor.
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L. G. Spaulding
H. R. Wibber
Arthur Thrasher
Elna Beste
E. C. Durdle
Albrecht Family Visit to Walla Walla
Mr and Mrs Emil Albrecht drove to Walla Walla on Wednesday with Frank Wright visiting for several weeks. Miss Louise Albrecht returned with them after a two week stay visiting friends in Walla Walla.
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Emil Albrecht
Walla Walla
Frank Wright
Louise Albrecht
Re Register for Jobs Urges Compliance by Relief Committee
The relief committee again demands re registration for all who seek work through the agency. Many have not complied with last week’s request. Mr. Peters states no relief work will be offered until individuals complete the re registration.
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Relief Committee
Peters
Plowman to Celebrate Two Birthdays Next Sunday
Plowman marks three years at current location and ten years in restaurant business with a special menu and Carl Cady and his orchestra performing from five to eight in the afternoon. Local citizens plan to attend the dinner to show support for the Plowmans and their high class establishment. The couple opened a small eatery near Penny store a decade ago and once employed thirteen. today they employ seven regularly, remaining the town’s largest retail employer.
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Plowman’s
Carl Cady
Plowmans
Plowman
Elfect Officers Elected By O E S At Masonic Hall
The annual election of officers was held at the O E S meeting in the Masonic hall Tuesday evening. Mrs. Martin Wy song was chosen Worthy Matron with Mrs. H A Linn as associate matron and Mrs. Harry Cochran as conductress. W W Bird is associate conductress J R Ayers patron Floyd Hutchins associate patron Mrs G H Shanafelt secretary and Mrs Clarabelle Safford treasurer. Installation planned for early January.
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O.E.S
Masonic Hall
Martin Wysong
H. A. Linn
Harry Cochran
W. W. Bird
J. R. Ayers
Floyd Hutchins
G. H. Shanafelt
Clarabelle Safford
Molinder and Carpenter Wed in Prosser Ceremony
Miss Florence Molinder of Benton City and Mr Arthur Carpenter of Kennewick quietly wed on Monday November 27 in Prosser. Rev B A Hilton officiated at the Methodist church with witnesses Mrs Harry Richey and sisters Marguerite Carpenter and Silver Molinder present.
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Florence Molinder
Benton City
Arthur Carpenter
Kennewick
B. A. Hilton
Methodist
Prosser
Harry Richey
Marguerite Carpenter
Silver Molinder
Carpenter
John Molinder
Benton
Mr. Carpenter
New Variety Store Opens in Kennewick
Mr. and Mrs. Miles M. Beasley of Hermiston arrive in Kennewick and lease space in the Hover block beside the post office. They prepare shelves and counters for a popular priced variety store aimed at the Christmas trade and promise fresh stock.
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Miles M. Beasley
Hermiston
Kennewick
Mrs. Beasley
Kennewick Opposes Yakima River Sewage Plan
Kennewick joins Yakima valley towns in protesting the use of the river for sewage disposal by Yakima. Several towns endorse a resolution urging Yakima to build a treatment plant. A state survey aims to standardize street lighting and rates across districts. The council rated bond relief funds first and second readings, seeking federal labor funds over state, with a fifty cent hourly wage for federal work versus thirty cents state rate.
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Kennewick
Yakima Valley
Yakima
Auxiliary Membership Drive Now Under Way
The Robert W. Ely Unit Auxiliary American Legion launches rapid re enrollment of current members for 1934, aiming to complete by December 15 to earn a national citation. Local enthusiasm grows as former members rejoin and new applicants enter, expanding civic and patriotic service nationwide.
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Robert W. Ely
Auxiliary
American Legion
American Legion Auxiliary
Don Thompson
Kennewick
O’hearn
O. K. Jones
Legion Auxiliary hosts dessert luncheon and bridge in Kennewick
The American Legion Auxiliary held a dessert luncheon and benefit bridge party Wednesday at Hotel Kennewick. Mrs. O. K. Jones presided as eleven tables competed with honors awarded to Mrs. Russell Day and Mrs. Louis Carpenter.
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Hotel Kennewick
American Legion Auxiliary
O. K. Jones
Russell Day
Louis Carpenter
Thanksgiving Visit and Wenatchee Apple Boom
Postmaster G H Shanafelt and family with the R E Reed family spent Thanksgiving in Wenatchee visiting Shanafelt's sister. The city thrives on rising British pound sterling boosting exports and local apple trade amid price fluctuations. Republicans in the town acknowledge potential merits of the new monetary deal.
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G. H. Shanafelt
R. E. Reed
Wenatchee
Mr. Shanafelt
Apple City
Headgates for Canal Ready for Use
Concrete and steel headgates for the Columbia canal are completed with four regular gates and an emergency gate. An instant 90 percent flow cutoff is achieved by a lever. A crew of sixty five performed ditch work but was reduced to forty under new allotment. The canal receives its annual cleanup.
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Columbia Canal
Irrigation District Elections Set For Next Tuesday
Both districts will hold director elections next Tuesday afternoon Dec 12 with polls open 1 to 8 pm. Kennewick district uses Highlands club house as a single polling place while Columbia district uses three sites the W B Paulson home River road city hall and Finley store Finley. Candidates Browne vs Hudnall in Highlands and Piert vs Elliott in Columbia with landowners eligible to vote.
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Kennewick
Highlands Club House
Columbia District
W. B. Paulson
River Road
City Hall
Finley
Highlands
T. C. Browne
M. N. Hudnall
Columbia
Henry Piert
W. T. Elliott
Shower honors for Mrs Thrasher and bride’s kitchen shower
Mrs M M Moulton entertained with five tables of bridge and a kitchen shower for Mrs Arthur Thrasher nee Elna Beste, a recent bride returning from California. Bridge honors went to Mrs Russell Day and Mrs F F Beste. guest prize to Mrs Thrasher who received many gifts with no duplicates for her kitchen.
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M. M. Moulton
Esther
Arthur Thrasher
Elna Beste
California
Russel Day
F. F. Beste
Thrasher
Kennewick High Carnival Friday Night Program
The Kennewick high school carnival returns Friday night at 7 30 in the school building. Admission to the Rogues Gallery costs ten cents. The event features a beauty parlor fortune telling booth hot dogs and peanuts vendors and more for attendees.
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Kennewick High School
Rogues Gallery
Cleaners Association Meeting Hears NRA Cadet Talk
Mr and Mrs Fred Rosson of Ideal Cleaners and Al Westby of Pasco Dye Works attended a cleaners association meeting in Walla Walla Tuesday. The group discussed the NRA cadet program and hoped for a settlement within thirty days as Kennewick and Pasco were assigned to the Walla Walla district.
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Fred Rosson
The
Ideal Cleaners
al Westby
Pasco Dye Works
Walla Walla
Cleaners Association
NRA Cade
Kennewick
Pasco
Walla Walla Dis
Thanksgiving Guests Visit W. S. Walters Home
A group from Washington and Oregon gathered at the Garden Tracts home of W. S. Walters over Thanksgiving. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hamblen and son of Walla Walla, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Walters of Fairfield, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Klum and family of Stevenson, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Allen and daughter Leatha. The relations include Walters’ sister, Walter’s brother, the Allens as the children, and the Klums as old friends.
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Ray Hamblen
Walla Walla
C. C. Walters
Fairfield
H. D. Klum
Stevenson
Joe Allen
Leatha
W. S. Walters
Garden Tracts
Walters
Mr. Walter
Allens
Klums
Heberlein Family Faces Setbacks in Boise
Vic Heberlein suffered a broken ankle Friday when exiting a car. The Heberlein family grapples with multiple injuries and illnesses, with two members on crutches for broken ankles and Mrs. Heberlein confined to home in Boise Idaho.
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Vic Heberlein
Heberlein
Age
Boise
Idaho
Policies for Subsistence Plan Stated in Washington
Walter Sommers, welfare commissioner, announced the principal policies for Washington’s Subsistence Homestead Committee. The panel includes E F Banker, Charles F Ernst, and Walter J Robinson, named by Governor Clarence D Martin. About 150 families will join a $300,000 loan funded demonstration project to provide subsistence income and homestead aid, with selection details to be worked out.
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Washington
Walter C. Sommers
Benton County Welfare Board
Clarence D. Martin
E. F. Banker
Department of Conservation and Development
Charles F. Ernst
State Emergency Relief Administration
Walter J. Robinson
State Department of Agriculture
Sommers
Mr. Sommers Point
Linns Celebrate Golden Wedding in East Kennewick
Mr and Mrs W A Linn celebrated their Golden Wedding Thanksgiving day at their East Kennewick home with a family dinner. Attending were daughter Julia Pierson of Cottrell Oregon and relatives including Frank Pierson of Hood River and H A Linns. The couple, both active Methodists, were born Mabel Pierson June 6 1864 in Winfield Iowa and W A Linn December 12 1856 in Upton Pennsylvania. They wed in Summertown Tennessee and have lived in Kennewick for twenty years.
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W. A. Linn
East Kennewick
Julia
Cottrell
Oregon
Frank Pierson
Hood River
Johns
H. A. Linn
Pierson
John A. Linn
Methodist
St. Helens
Kennewick student wins Phi Kappa Phi scholarship
Arleen Taylor of Kennewick receives a Phi Kappa Phi scholarship certificate for scholastic honors during the 1982-83 school year per Dr. Paul P. Kies. The awards come from the national scholastic honorary and target first and second year students with at least 15 hours per semester. about 6.2 percent of freshmen and 6.9 percent of sophomores met the requirements.
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Arleen Taylor
Kennewick
Phi Kappa Phi
Paul P. Kies
Oe Kappa Phi
Morton couple return home after weekend visit
Rev. and Mrs. W. N. Morton came back to Chelan Monday morning after a weekend with Mrs. Morton and their daughter Mrs. W. R. Wilder and family. Mrs. Morton had spent a month in Kennewick and recently underwent a major operation at the Pasco hospital.
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W. N. Morton
Chelan
Rev. Morton
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Valley
O’leary - Lewis
Gibbs - Horning
Elfect
Molinder - Carpenter
Bride
W. A. Linns
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