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fhnra! RiCmte Volume Twenty-Four-No. 19
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Mari!' Mcirtha Met at Ulbergs Mary Martha met at the home Visiting In. McAdoo, Pa. of Mrs. I. M. Ulberg on A St. Mr, .and Mr~: }i'trr:tes Stanxiola last Tuesday evening, Septem- anct daughter Jeannie of Parkber 12. Hostesses for the evening, land just returned from a 3 week were Charlotte Johnson, Peggy: trip to McAdoo·, Pa., visiting Mr. Oksness and Valerie Ulberg. i Stanziolas' parents.
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Plans Contest Mayor John Anderson has proclaimed the 'week of October 1 to 8 as -Chrvsanthemum week and the T~cm~a and district chrysanthe11;um society is again sponsoring/ a ·garden coni test for growers i;Jf Tacoma's of•ficial flower. Th1s1,contest is open to anyone in th~s vicinity who grows chrysanthemums the only requiretn.ent. being that the plants be grovvn out oJ doors in the, ground and rwt in pots.
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New Shoes for the Family Rebuilt Shoes Expert Repairing
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KENNETH SIMMONS Representative 25th District
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Pl YWOOD PANELS . ., All SIZES .. .. REGULAR PRICES PREVAIL .. .. NO LIMIT WE DELIVER LOTS OF PARKING SPACE IF YOU CALL
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Mrs. M. S. Rau Rt. 3, Box 257-A, Puyallup Ladies of the Fire Department Auxiliary wish to thank the ladies of the District for their: help in making their Baked Sale
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many ,Years. He was born in Denmark 85 years ago. He sold his home here about two years ago, and went to live at the Ozanam Home, about a year ago :II he went to live with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs. IL Barker, <Ella). He was a member of the Collins Grange for the past 20 years. Besides Mrs. Baker he is survived by another daughter, Mrs. Margaret Nensen, 3 grandsons; William, Robert and Richard Rave, and 4 great grand· children. BuJ:\ial was in the Tacoma Cemetery, Saturday. * * * The children of Mr. and Mrs. Henry .Iverson gathered at their home on the Knapp Road recently, for a get-to-gether and to see their father, who has been ill. There were 28 who sat down to dinner together. Out of town visitors were: Mr. and Mrs. Arch. ie Iverson and family from Vancouver, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Bud Iverson and children, from Bur-linglon; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rockstead and family from Spokane; , Mr. and Mrs. Malvin Stengd, from Tacoma. Later another son, Wilbur, from Sedro-Wooley and family came to visit.
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Mrs. Jerry Scalf was called to Vancouver, B. C., recently by the death of her brother-lin-law, who was killed in an automobile accident.
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Donna Larson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Larson, Sr., fell RETAIL AT while at play Saturday (the 16) WHOLESALE PR.ICES and broke her left arm. Wednes. day their son, Chester, Jr., left Locker Beef. Pork and Veal; for Seattle where he will leave Custom Slaughtering, Cutting for an unknown destination in and Wrapping. the Navy. His wife, Betty (Lest- , er), will stay in their home in Tacoma for the present.
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The Men of the Brotherhood of the Summit Church are starting out the Fall meeting, September 26th with an oyster supper in the church hall at 6:30. Rev. Harold Bass, of Tacoma, who was a Missionary in Korea, will be the speaker, and will talk on Korea. All men in the Community are invited to attend.
Peggy Ralph, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Ralph, and•· June Dillman, daughter of Mr. Our store is open and Mrs. Lew Dillman, leave this Friday and Saturday • week for Bellingham Normal. FOR RETAIL SALES. This is Peggy's first year and Buy Your June's second year.
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Deepest sympathy from friends and neighbors go to the family of John Rosenfeldt, who passed away last Thursday ·in a Tacoma hospital. Mr. Rosenfeldt was an old pioneer, who had resided near Pennsylvania Avenue for
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I .· Mothers .Club meeting of ·.the year . was held' last Tuesday at the Waller Road Hall, with Mrs. David Patterson presiding. The · . meeting was opened by. the Flag. salute. Mrs. Martin, Principal of the. school ,intro.duce!l.. . Mrs; 'l,lV'ilson, who taught last ye~r anc1 the new teacher, .JV,Irs; q~ld'Yelt An article of interest to all mothers was· read by l.Vlrs. (7ilbert Carlson, Regular bu~irtess was intro· duced. . Mothers, remember that the Mothers Club is only as good as ypu make it. H you have a child in school, you owe it to him or her to be. present at these meetings. If you are new in the neighborhop<\I come, and get acquainted. · The next. meeting '.IYill be held on the 10th of Oc· foj)ei-~ Plan fo be there.! Hostessd . for the afternoon were the officers of. the club, Mrs. Patterson, Mrs. . Han;olp,,
The Waller Road Lassies 4-H Club .will meet Saturday, September 23 at Mrs. Carlson's house at 1:30. It will be the last meeting of this year, so everyone have your record book up to date, because they have to be turned. in at this meeting. All members are requested to be present asthere will be election of officers.
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The Ladies Bible Class that ENCYCLOPEDIA meets each week at the home FILTEX. VACU'[JM CLEANERc of Mrs. Arthur Hughes, held a GR 6907 pot luck luncheon. at the home I of Mrs. Harold Larson of Lidford Road last Tuesday. Their regular class followed the lunch· eon. Their hope for the future ·isto establish a class that would meet each week on Lidford Rd. All ladies in that d:istrict who NORTH :PUYALLUP would be interested may call Mrs. Hughes at GR 7745.
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says Mrs. A. W., San Antonio, Texas Speed amazing relief from miseries of simple piles, with soothing Pazo*! Acts to relieve pain, itching instantly-soothes inHamed tissues-lubricates dry, hardened parts-helps prevent cracking. soreness-reduce swelling. You get real comfortin~ help. J?on't suffer needless torture from piles. Get Pazo for fast, won· WE HAVE ANTIQUE l'I'EMS derfulsimple relief. Ask your doctor about it. I Suppository form- also tubes with per• AT 'BARGAIN PRICES forated pile pipe for easy application. ·*Pazo Oinlmenl and Supposiltnies ® Store Hours: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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INSURANCE LOANS • AUTO FINANCE UNDER 'STATE REGULATION 118 2nd Ave. S. E. Puyallup 5·2324
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A modernized Parkland Grill will open for business Monday, September 25, under the capable management of Bill Black. The restaurant located on Garfield Street in Parkland has been closed for re-modeling for the past few months. Catering to college trade the grill will serve complete meals, fountain service and short orders, from 7 a.m. to 10 p. m. Monday through Saturday. Bill Black, with his wife Myra . and two children Cary and Kathy, lives at 49th and .Pine. He was employed at the Carnation Ice Creamery for a period of ten years and owned and operated the Matlock General Store. Stop in and meet Bill Black'
Mid-County Journal Classified Ads
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Spanaway GR 7512 Are Read In 12,582 Pierce County Homes Every Thursday ON SATURDAY, SEPT. 2nd, rn:io. SOc minimum per issue, CASH IN I converted 144 items (such as Kraft 2 For housPhold goods, misc., tools, ADVANCE (Charged ads 25c extra) farm equipment, pickup truck, Dinners and some livestocl{) into 1.;>- arm Ads $2693 cash money in 165 minH-C 46 Oz. Tin utes. This was far over apDEAD STOCIC REMOVED WITH· II Orange Aid ........ 35c praised value. Anything can OUT CHARGE. Highest prices MID-COUNTY JOURNAL Close To Bus be .sold by auction. For action paid for tallow, hides, grease AH Flavors l For P. O. Box 509 at auction on your next sale, GOOD 2 bedroom home with livand bones. PUGET SOUND Puyallup, Washington Jello __________________ 20c ing and dining room, firecall RENDERING WORICS.. Phone place, . large finished attic, LAkewood 2434. Jctf Enclosed is ....................c to cover cost of publishing the ---0--nice lot, good out Dui!dings, Aged & Sharp following in your Want Ad section. one block to city btcs. Call FORD. PLOWING, LEVELING & issues. Say: "I Saw It In My Darigold Wheel Lb. Dave Fortier, EI 521C:. or GA. MOWING - No job too small MID-COUNTY JOURNAL Don Abbott, GR 8869. Jc45-tf Puyallup. 0365. Phone 5-6262 Cheese ............. 6lc * * * Drive By And Call 15-c21 FOR SALE - Super sweet corn ---·· - - - - - JUST 2 BLOCKS EAST OF Mcfor canning and freezing. Rt. SPANAWAY AUCTION - Every KINLEY A dandy 3 bed2, Box 157, Cedar Road in Vasoline ________ fin 99c Friday. Cattle, block hogs and room home on concrete with Woodland Dist. Puyallup 5-5927 veal stild by the P<!und. A.Isa basement and fine garage. 13-c22 poultry and rabbits. Misc. House wired 220. hardwood Pint Vacuum goods S<)ld from 12 noon to 2 · .· . , For hauling call GR 6895 or floors, clean and s1Lu~tn1 _on FOR SALE - 7-ft. fence posts. I Bottles ________ .. $1.49 Clover Creek P.T.A. Roy 7-J-2. Jctf 3/4 acre good land w1Lh fme Iver Gunderson, Rt. 1, Box · The first meeting of the year yard and orchard. This is a G. 169, Graham, Wash. l;~ mile for Clover Creek Parent-Teacher I. equity of $1300. Full price North of Crossroad Store on Association will be held Wed3-Business Services Franks ______________ .. 47c $6,100. Call Rex Rector, GA Kapowsin Highway. 13-p20 nesday evening, September 27, (signed) m65. UPHOLSTERING - And Recover at 8 o'clock in the auditorium Swift 1 s Silver leaf 5 Acres - $4,000 ing. Will call with samples of the Clover Creek School. Mrs. ' Dead Stock Hauled Lard __________ : ___ Lb. 25c Close in, and estimates. Work guaran- $800.00 DOWN U you prefer, you may bring your ad to either of our conIvan Collier, president, will preHorses, cows and large hogs. small house. Call Ralph Deck- We are equipped now to give ' venient offices at 114 East Main Ave. in Puyallup or Gar. s.·idc. A social hou.r honoring the teed. 28 years experience. No. 1 Yakima 10 Lib. er. GA 0365 or GR 3284 Eve. [ field St. in Parkland. teachers will folJow. The reElRey Upholstering, 8237 So. prompt, free, courteous service Gault School District Park Ave. Phone HI 6862. 3·ctf PHONE US COLLECT Gems __________________ 29c ~ =!! freshment committee will be IMMED. POSSESSION Good ! PUYALLUP 5·8464 composed of the executive board CHAHLIE'S WATCH AND CLOCK I clean 2 bedroom down, two Fresh Bun. Johnson Tallow Works RE:PAIR - Moved to new loca-1 finished up, large living rm. Fruitland Avenue Beets . __ .. ___________ .... Sc tlon. 327 4th Avenue S. E. Glassed in utility, % basement __ Say: "I Saw It In My Corner 4th St. and 4th Ave. 1 priced for quick sale at just MID-COUNTY JOURNAL Yakima Bartlett lb. Charlie A. Daw, Jeweller. $5,250. Call Dave Fortier HI 12 Used Cars The Mid-County Journal has 15-clStf 5214 or GA 0365. Peairs --------·------·--1 ,Oc a special interest in the AcquaParkland Beauty · G. I. FOR SALE - Savage Model B cade now showing at the WestREPAil~S ~omes~ic and com- G.I. APPRAISAL ORDERED on Bell Green Lb. double barrel 12 g~uge ham- ern Washington Fair. The mercial refr1gerat1011, washers, this nice nearly new 2 bedTwo hundred and fifty seventh The first meet_ing of the new Peppers ______________ 1 Oc merless s~otgun with b~x of "comic" who steals many scenes irons, ranges, and all house. .· hold appliances. 24 hour guarroo_m h~me wit.h floored 11J?shells. FJred a few times. in the water FoHies of 1950 is grade students enrollee! the first year of the Midland W.C.T.U. anteecl service. Central Applistaus. Situated Just off Pac1f1c 2 Lbs. Phone Puy. 5-2546. 12-p20 Eddie Rose, 110 relation to Billie rlay in the Puyallup Junior high was h~ld at the home of Mrs. Sweet ance Service, 3518 McKinley Ave. between 106th and 107th • • Rose. Eddie it seems is rooming school. This is the largest num- Ella Birleson, August 29, 1950. Potatoes ____________ 23c Ave. MA 7478; Res. HI 6079. St. on four nice lots with trees, 14-S1tuat1ons Wanted at the home of Mrs. Grace Burke, ber of students ever to enroll A 12:30 potluck dinner was 3-ctl garden, flowers and nice yard. office manager at the Mid-Coun- the first day' in the seventh served. Mrs. M. C. Dillon had Prices Effective Sept. 22 & 23 ---TRAP- WASTE HE~--~rive b,Y 2~1 So. !nelson and. CHILD · CARE Wish to do ty Journal. Yep, you'll have to grade. The classes are so large charge of the cledvotionals, folWITH A LEPICK HEATER if you like it out side, caJI Rex child care in my own home. see Grace for the "free Passes" that it :vas necessary to put on lowed by a musi,~al nu~ber "BeFor Use on Stove Pipe of Rector, GA 0365. GR 6704. 14-ctf to the Water Follies. We don't an add1t10nal teacher to take yond the Sunset , by Miss Ester Oil, Gas, Wood Stoves $5,600.00 . care of the load. Thompson. Distributed by G I CAN BUY $400 DOWN - 2 FOR SHOPPING OR WORKING rate. Mrs. Marie Stohl has been ) Election of officers followed. DICK THURSTON bedroom home, 3 piece bath, PARENTS - Will care for your * * * secured as the teacher for this Mrs. Ella Burleson, President; The Pierce County Senior 4-H Rt. 1. Box 33; Roy, Washington living room, kitchen, cement children in my home. At reaJust outside of the Western new seventh grade division. She Mrs. Blanche Mason, Secretary club held its final meeting of Phone 24·J·4, Roy 3-c22 foundation, 6 good lots, chicksonable rates. HI 7107. 14-p20 Washington Fair is a very pop- is a Puyallup high school grad- a~d Mrs. Janet~e Gjulm, Treas- t~e 4-H year Wednesday e':eular food spot, a diner run by uate and also a former Puyallup mer.. It was decided to have the mng, September 13th at Mid" p L U M D 1 IU G ~ en house, garage. Call Ralph u mB"t I Decker, GA 0365 - Eve. GR believe it ?r not . . . th~ee teacher. The new arranaement meetmgs on the fourth Tuesday land. 3284. Plumbing Supplies and ex-grease mo31k1es ... mechamcs has been so organized that it instead of the first Tuesday of Plans for an all Senior dance Schorn Paint $1.300 DOWN REMODELING, new construction to you. However . - . and this is will be possible to start the new th_e month. The next meeting were discussed with arrange2 BEDROOMS - Living room & homes, stores, garages. Paint'. where Believe It Or Not Ripley :c)asse13 in this division this will be held at the home of ments to be made at a later SO. END PLUMBING kitchen, utility, good heating Mrs. Agnes Elmquist, September meeting. ing; planning service. No job really comes in . • . their food week. Near Roy "'Y" Spanaway 26. The County Convention will New officers elected for the system, close to school and too small. For furtherinforma- is "tops". .Nothing like being o Graham 194 GR 8357 bus. Call Dave Fortier, HI 5214 be held September 28-29, 1950. following are: President, Paul tion call from 8 to. 6. HI 5272. versatile. ' Say:"I Saw or GA 0365. Mrs. Thompson an.d Mrs. Dillon Hawkins; Vice President Bever15-c51tf •';;•.;1;; G>t« * MJD,COUN:r't -~--.,.,.,~-------.C.. .; .. . I. Equity • $1,200 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:.__ _ _ _ 1 w~re appointed del~gates along ly __ Morud; . Secretar.y, 'Loretta G. !!> VENETIAN BLINDS Oh yes .. '. ,C¢leman's Hdwe is SOUTH TACOMA - 2 bedrooms, WANTED...'.... -LADIES TO SELL with the regular ?ff1cers. . Milne; Treasurer, Beverly CorFlexalum • Plastic Tape C & D Dresses, Lingerie and displaying some · new hand wired 220, with basement, on . County convention to be held rigan;. Repo~ter, Carol Frederike LINOLEUM Hosiery. Outfit Free. Write to painted dinner ware that's smart. m Epworth Methodist Church. sen. · ·· Pabco • Armstrong 4 lovely lots in fruit, berries Mrs. Neely, P. 0. Box. 1404, ly original . ~· and down right Free Estimates and lawn. 1 blk. to bus. Close Don't let coughing. wheezing, recurring atTacoma. P21 desirable. This livewire Puyal- tacks ALDERMANS to schools. Call Rex Rector, of Bronchial Asthma ruin sleep and I HI 2200 · lup merchant 'has also secured 5425 Pacific Ave. energy without trying MENDACO, which GA 0365 or drive by 7418 So. works thru the blood to reach bronchial 3-ctl a fine stock of :new items ideal tubes e.nd lungs. Usually helps nature quickly Fife. Full price $4,650. Dry Wood and Coal for weddings, showers, birthdays remove thick, sticky mucus. Thus alleviates $5,750.00 HUTSON TANK CLEANING coughing and aids fre,er breathing and better and Christmas. It will pay you sleep. Get MENDACO from druggist. Se.tl&Dirt to Septic Tanks Cess-Pools $400 DOWN TO G. I. - 3 large Top Soil and factlon or money back guaraDteed. shop Coleman's for interesting bedrooms, living room, dining cleaned. Contents hauled away room, kitchen, utility, 3 piece Gravel for Driveways. gifts. GA 7038. GR 5467. Jctf bath, garage, 2 lots, 3 blocks * * * SPECIAL - 4-yd. loads Top Soll to bus. Call Ralph Decker, GA Prompt Delivery We salute J;'uyallup's :l!inest for delivered, $8.00. Pit run grav0365 Eve. GR 3284. the excellent and courteous manel $5.50. Washed sand & gravner in which police have handel. Driveways a specialty. Puy. quick, delightfully comforting help for GRanite 7334 allup and vicinity. Al Apple, led the . rei:ord crowds jamming For aches and pains of Rheumo.tlsm, Arthritis. Phone 5-5692. 719 7th Avenue the highwilys in and out of Puy- Neuritis Lumbago. Sciatica., or Neuralgia try Works through the blood. First dose S. W., Puyallup. 3-ctf PRINTS WITH A PEDIGREE allup this Fair Week. Advance Romlnd. usua;Uy starts allev!atlng pain so you can For speedy service leave your planning would do credit to work. enjoy life· and sleep more comforta.bty. 6311 McKinley Ave. GA 3415 Get Romlnd at druggist toda.y. Quick, com• films at General MacArthur. Member Tac. Real Estate Board p!ete satlstactton or money baell; guaranteed. QUALITY PHOTO SERVICE PIERCE COUNTY LIST WITH US • • Mon th:ru Sat 7 am-lOpm GR 7271 * * * 9610 Pacific Ave. MEANS A SALE TO YOU That new odor you smell in REFUSE CO. In at 10 a.m. out at 5 p.m. Complet~ same day. 15-ctf Tacoma that makes you wonder ·Weekly Garbage CoUec:tiomi FOR SALE - Infants and Child· if you went off and left the "Saved my Phone GB. 6191 ren's Wear for $1,000. Fern IF LONELY - Write Ruth L. cocoanut cake in the oven . . . A God-send for GAS-HEARTBURN" Hill district. Will also sell Wade, Box 607, Vancouver, Wn. is burnt cocoanut . . . in the excess stomach ttdd emIHe~ palnfUI, sufJ• stock and fixtures separately. an old reliable Club. 15-ctf first process of soap making. lbgWhen gas, sour stomach and h1~nrt,Jmm_ rlrwt.ilr" us s~Help Wanted Owner is ill, must retire. Rent Tacoma's new copra processing $22.50. 8327'h Park Ave. 9-c21 • UPHOLSTER.ING 1111 plant located on the. waterway 'WANTED Girl to work for Recovering & Rebuilding • is no small operation. It's odor 'board and room while attend· is overpowering but has one ading college. Close to PLC. Call Totten & Loring • inc:. • Cushions _Rebuilt 1111 vantage . . . we prefer it to the Free Eshmates Ill' GRanite 7135. 5-p20 328 Garfield, Parkland Upholstery• pulp mill stink anytime. TIME FLIES when you earn. 1 * * * 1• G. I. EQUITY • PARKLAND .140th & Pac~fic GR 3201.d Spare time can be dollar time, Audrey Bentsch chosen as a when you're busy selling Avon 3 BEDROOMS, living room, din- di Bes. GR 3181 Ill' model for Orthopedic Style show For quick com1ortlng help !or Backache. Cosmetics, right in your own ette, utility, partially furnishPains, Getting Up Nights, strong ... Nancy Davis decorating win- Rheumatic ENJOY 24 HOUR HEAT neighborhood. Agreeable, dig· cloudy urine, irritating passages, Leg Palnsp ed. $750 down. with ASHLEY THERMOSTATIC ning horse at Western Washing- circles under eye5, and swollen ankles. due nifiecl, profitable profession. DOWNDRAFT WOOD HEATER ton Fair, Tuesday . . . Stanley to non..orga.nlc and non-system.le Kld.D.ey and District Manager, 1021 19th NEW HOMES l3la.dder troubles, try Cystex. Quick, complete Many Users say they Save Johnson of Portland spending uatlsfactlon or money back guaranteed. Ask Ave., Longview, Wash. 5-p22 PARKLAND and South End - 2 50% to 75% on Fuel holiday with Puyallup friends your druggist for Cystex today. and 3 bedroom homes, priced Distributed by and relatives . . . Mrs. A. O. '"·~·---....... $8500 to $10,000. DICK THURSTON 6-Lost & Found Rt. l, Box 33; Roy Washington Anderson, Collins reporter, hur41/z ACRES PLUS Phone 23-J .4, Roy 15-c22 rying about her shopping . . . LOST - Gray tackle box on 9th 2 BEDROOMS, living room, cab. Althea Hammergren leaving for St., N.W. Reward. Phone 5-5919 kitchen, elec. range, oil heat· BICYCLE REP AIRS-guaranteed WSC to complete her senior year 6-p20 work, reasonable prices. New . . . Mrs. Pearl Coleman in -· ________ ,,_ er. Priced at only $4950. and used bicycles. Spanaway charge of Hobby Hall at Fair, STRAYED - From 922 5th Ave. 1947 2 RM. MODERN TRAILER Cycle Shop. 15ctf proud of unusual exhibits • . . .N. W. Puyallup, red female House for sale or will trade Mrs. Jack Kerwin recuperating Cocker. Has owners old phone for home equity in this area. operation . . _ number on collar. Reward for BUILDING SUPPLIES from major -0return to L. E. McNary at 922 Totten & Loring. Inc. w ANTED: Man with car to take 5th Ave. N. W. 6-p20 Sash - Windows over McNess route in Pierce 328 Garfield, Parkland County near Puyallup. Q; H. Doors & Frames GR 3369; Eve. GR 8156 & GR 7263 8...-Wan.ted To Buy Peterson, 1001 4th Ave. S. W. Member Tac. Real· Estate Board We Cut Glass Puyallup. · 5p22 WANTED TO BUY - Poultry of all kinds. Call or write Dug· uay's, North Puyallup. Phone Puy. 5·2353. Jctf FOR SALE-Gravenstein apples. FOR RENT One sleeping Rt. 13, Box 434, Tacoma. 15-p20 room for woman or college Mt. Hiway at SPANAWAY girl. GR 5612. 10- p20 FOR SALE - 1947 Coleman oil GR 8235 We Deliver heater and 285 gal. oil tank, FOR RENT Bedroom, com15ctf $75.00. C. A. Sivertson, Rt. 1, pletely furnished, large closet. Box 287, Eatonville, Wash. Private bath and private ent- WANTED - Alterations and re15-p20 WE NEED 12 HOUSES in 2 and rance. Men only. 308 2nd St. styling. Come in for free est3 bedroom sizes that can be N. E. Puyallup. Phone 5-8493 imate. Located across from TAP _ ACROBATIC · BALLET bought with $500.00 to $1500.00 CLASSES. All ages. Mildred after 5 p. m. 10-ptf Parkland Bank. Clodine's Al· down on contract or take over terations and Restyling. GR. your equity. We are not kid· 15-ctf 3326. Are In . . . ding, have buyers waiting.
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at 8 p. m., in the Auditorium ofll the school. He will tell of his recent trip to Europe and his study of schools there. It is a real privilege to have this dynamic speaker of outstanding reputation. His topic is of vital concern to everyone interested in 'the future of American youth. A feature of the program is the introduction of the faculty and room-mothers and an opportunity for the parents to meet them. After the meeting a social hour is planned with the following first grade teachers in charge of decorations: Miss Frieda Blandau, Miss Virginia Seaburg, Mesdames Charlotte Schnugger, Ruth Gaume, Margaret Johnson and Mae Kittelson. The following first grade room-mothers will be in charge of refreshments: Mesdames W. E. B'rown, R. H. Snowden, Marvin Tommervik, B. C. N:iesin, Lloyd Larson and Wilbur Roberts. Mrs Neil J Gaiser President · . ,. · ' ' For the splendid vote that you warmly Ill\ ites all mothers and fa~hers of Parkl~nd Scho?l gave me in the Primary Election. children and those mterested m With your continued supthe P. T. A. objectives to atport in the General Election tend; if baby sitters are neceson November 7th. I will be sary, call the school. next Commissioner, and Executive officers for the year your pledge myself to give Tax are: Mrs. Neil J. Gaiser, PresiDollar Value. dent; Mrs. Harold Leraas, V:ice President; Mrs. Virgil A. Bergh, Secretary; and Mrs. Robert Lynd,: Treasurer. Executive committee I chairmen are: Mesdames Q. J. CANDIDATE FOR Carroll, A. J. Stern, Roy Kreger, John Smidt, Rolwrt C. Olsen, Edward Flatness, Clarence Berger, C. 0. Olson, Al Seaman, Leslie Hawkins, Edwin Bietz, Robert Gottschalk, William B. Allison, ~
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\State Benevolent League.. Al~o, tired to the administration buildMid-County Journal, several members of the legis- ing for further discussion. Harlature, including Rep. Kenneth old Van Eaton, Director of State Simmons, spent the day with us. Institutions, told our large group ' . * * * The Rainier State School was that if the $20,000,000 bond issue Mrs. Cliff Djarf • WA 8025 Delores Dearhellar received a built :in 19_3!, and_ according to· ~s passed in November, the Ra!nMembers of the canyon Road broken arm last week when she PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY those fam1har with the treat- ier State School wo.uld receive community club voted to delay fell from a horse. Delores' MID-COUNTY PUBLISHERS, INC. ment of the mentally deficient, "top" 1wiority. He said that we. further action on changing the is broken in two places. is the second most beautiful in· MUST take care of the waiting I interior of their club hall until * * * "'~~~18 stitution in the nation. For list_ and . get those new do:mi- community needs become more Canyon Road Ladies Auxiliary those of you that l1ave not seen tones bmlt as soon as possible. evident when they met in the will meet September 28 in the WILLARD CHASE JACK BROWN WM. J. CULVER President this school._ it would well be ~-:ver~ if the bo;nd issue passes, hall Tlmrsday, September 14. Community Hall with Mrs. H. Secretary Treasurer worth a drive to Buckley. Tho 1t will be at least two years be- Members also voted to take back Ramsour and Mrs. L. R. Field Parkland Office Manager ···-·······-·-·····--.................EDNA OLSON our investigation was covered fore some of this work can b0 the property purchased by the aciing as hostesses. Puyallup Office Manager ···-···············---.. ·-··········GRACE BURKE very thoroughly by the press, I done. T am happy that political Summit Water Co. ;if the water * * * did want to add a few oi' my l<''.ldPrs of both. pa!'l:ies, along company so desires. The well Only 98 of the 254 registered own comments, and at tile same with Gov. Langlle and other re- which was drilled on the pro- voters of Clear Creek precinct TWO OFFICES tirne try to further impress you ''.pected organizations, l1<:ve en- perty did not yield sufficient cast their ballots in the SeptemPARKLAND: Garfield St., P. 0. Box 702 on the need to~ the pass<wc~ of uorsed the passage of urns most water and was abanded by the ber 12 primary election and only Phone GRanite 8667; Evenings GRanite 5582 the bond issue in No•.rem\.>c~. Jmportant measure. I have been company. The blood bank com- 156 of about 350 voters of WoodWhen i r;•1ish. _this story ~ hoi;ie told ·.by·. so. me_ people Uia.t I am j mittee will announce a date for row precinct used their voting PUYALLUP: !14 East Main Avenue that you 11 fmd your'Se1f 111 m;ikmg a mistake rn pluggrng a blood bank party soon, it was privilege. Phone Puyallup 5-7622 Evenings: Puyallup 5-6758 or Sumner 376-J agreement with me. for ih 's bond issue, hut I om decided. There is the possibility Prior to our inspectlmi, the <·f!11vinced that_ t;,,, _nce_ll is here of having the T.B. Mobile Chest/ 12,800 CIRCULATION outgoing supcrinlendcnt, Dr. m11l th'.1t tl'.e s1tn:it,',°n is cles_P"~- X-ray Un:it available at the same Before you build Rudolph Depner (resigned ef- atC'. Mm~ is a. p<;,,.,uon of tru_t time. Your nest of love Covering Parkland, Puyallup, Eatonville, Graham, Roy. fective Oct. 1st) gave us a very and. public service ar:d I am not * * * . See Willie Watt Mclte11µ.a, Elk Plain, Kapowsin, Spanaway, Collins, Summit. frank talk on the situation afraid to speak my piece when I Jimmy Hoffman, 8 months old f'or lights above. Midland. Waller Road, Fern Hill, Ponders, Woodland, LakeCarefully which caused him to resign. He feel that I am n!?'.ht and that son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward view, Tillicum. North Puyallup, Edgewood, Firwood, Ardena, dealt at length on the necessity lhe people are lookmg to ine for Hoffman, is confined to his: Alderton, Rural Orting, Thrift. Frederickson, Harding, Berk· for a merit system in our in- advice and help. ~ have _spent home with the whooping cough. Prepared ley, and Riverside. slitutions, so that both admin- four years on this pi;ut1c\1lar The virus flu has kept Pat Baistrative officials and other em- committee and by this time con at home since Monday, Sept. Fresh ln.sulin at Down Town ployees would not have to wor- should _ha_ve so,me kno\~lectge of '1. Prices. Pay Phone Bills Here ry about being f.ired every time Lhe bmld1~1g ~no:tagt' 111 all of . * * * Tincher"s Pharmacy that a new political administra- our state i~1stitut1on:>. r am t:ikMr. Fred P. Patrick of 72nd St., Phone GRanite 5689 HI 3344 tion came into power. We were mg 2.n active part. 111 belrnlf of was the wdnner of three blue rib. 8239 Park Ave. Across St. from Fem Hill P.O. 1 surprised to learn that Wash- the passage _of tlus, :Jo:ld sc.ue bans and three red ribbons on 13022 Pacific Ave. ington is one of the few states and '-m convmced tr1al lhe peo- flowers which he entered in the that doesn't have a merit sys- µJ~ L1 m~ di.strict N'.!l join with' Tacoma _sho~ Sunday, Sept. tern. The doctor was critical over r!'.e lJ1 1.h1s fight. Mr. Patrick 1s the father of Fred :I . · . .. . .the low salaries paid to the cmOn Saturday, October 7th, your "Pat" Patrick of the same adlili (Our State Rep1esen~at1ve, m'.Uee on State Institut10ns, I ployees at Buckley, stating that two committees will insnect the dress. Daniel's Jangles Reu?en A. !<noi;ilauch, C.hairmai~ bi:m~s to the people o~ the 25th I some of them received only $150 Chehalis State School ior Boys ------------of the Leg1slat1ve Interim Com D1str;ct, another of lus rep?rts a month. In the past few weeks and the Girls School at Grand o_n his tour of the State Institu- ! over 40 employees had quit and Mound, and on the following day Mary Hae/ A Little Lamb, tlons. l accepted employment in other will visit the Deaf and Blind If :roa strugglo a!'d almost elwke from The Story fa Not New; * * * attneke ot Bronch1al-Asthma. try NEPH.. fields that would pay them School at Vancouver. Tho 1 have R!>N INIIAT,ATION Therapy, SPASMS I U. Except This Lamb Was Featured . Located :in_ f'.111 yiew of b_eB;U· much better wages. I am con- been to Ch:ha~is and Gran_d g~.,1~~~~ha~!~: ~ By Daniel's In A Stew. t1ful Mt. Raimer IS the Raimer vinced that if each of you could ]\found on prior mspect1011s, this or how hopeloes your cnae don'io give np. State School at Buckley, the have gone thru the school with i will be my first trip to tlw Van- ~'::-~ ::!P:~tr:r..=_ ~ scene of Saturday's full day in- us and had seen the type of• couver institutions. spection by two legislative com- patients that are cared for, you'd Your State Representative, ULTRA MODERN AIR CONDITIONED mittees. My committee was join- wonder how they could get help REUBEN A. KNOBLAUCH THE KIDS ALL LOVE ed by. a legislative co_uncil s~b- at all. I would hesitate in even -o-OUR ICE CREAM I 2 East Main Puyallup committee on Juvemle Delm- trying to describe this situation 1 ··-·· "Fully Aufomafic'9 q1;1e~cy, headed by Sen. Al Ro~e- further. To care for the more • • • I SPECIALTl ES llim,_ of Sc~~tle, together with than 1,200 patients, there is only Mater1a S leadmg officials of the State ONE resident doctor at the Mental Hygiene Society and school, and another that comes GOOD 2x4s $50 PER M in to help on certain days. 2x8s, $85 per M. '°' At the present time there are 2x6s, $85 per M. 1,231 mentally def:icient child;en Sheeting, $73 per M. • l/zx4-X CEDAR .LINING. per 100 ft. ···-········--·-················$5.80 at the Buckley School, rangmg A Frame Rafters, $3 each. • lfzx6-X CEDAR SIDING, per 100 ft, .............. ·-····-·--·· ..-· ..$4.00 from babies a ~ew days . old, to I Timbers, 4x4, 4x6, 4x8, 4x10-1 lfzx8-X CEDAR SIDING, per 100 ft. ··-·-······-····-··-······-·-·-·····$4.50 some who_ are ::iO, tho mentally $85 per M. • 3/4....6-:X: CEDAR SIDING, per 100 ft. ··········-·······-·-··.. ·-···$4.50 they are llttle ch_1lc)ren. In some Thikbut Roofing $9 per sq, 3J4xl0-B. NU-LOC CEDAR SIDING, per 100 ft............_$22.00 of the dorm1tones and wards ' • ASK ABOUT OUR MONTHLY PAY PLAN the beds are so close together that you can hardly stand beEVERYTHING FOR THE tween them. It is obvious that BUILDER such overcrowding makes feeding, personalized care and other PACIFIC A.VENUE LUMBER problems extremely difficult. But most of all ,there is always Garfield GR s205 & the danger of a serious disea~e ~lks. up from Milton center being spread as a result of this Milton, Wash. . WA 8582 ·1 situation. To make matters worse · ' there is a waiting list of 440 at d the present. time, which means that most parents must wait two or three years to get their children admitted. This may not seem serious to some of you, but to a pa1"ent close to this matter, it's a terrific problem. Your generous encourage· Again, I hesitate un telling you ment ancl. support during the of the condition of some of these recent primary campaign is children. If you have any heart thew or any greatly appreciated by at all you surely must feel that society must take care of these DEALER children in the best possible with BEAUTIFUL CABINETS other manner. Many of the parents Eleotrlo have spent their entire life's savings trying to bring their child '4 Hdwt. for 30 CABINET SHOP back to normalcy, and when the situation becomes desperate and 2nd & Pacific Spanaway I" Dll 1 hopeless, finally come to the GB 7005
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8-Mid-County .Journal, Thurs ••. Sept. 21, 1950 •
INSIDE S£ENE _From The Capitol By
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NEWELL
With the primary election out of the way and party standard bearers picked the potitical battle will be getting into high gear with the tumult and the shouting continuing until Nove:rpber. The major skirmish, of course, wil be between Republican nominee Walter Williams ai1d veteran Democratic Senat· or Warren G. Magnuson. Magnuson shoVV):!d h'is usual strength in the primaries, despite the fact that many Democratic voters cast their ballot for the Republican they would like in the. finals rather than for Magnuson, who had no oppositio~
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The_ lack of opposition at the head qf the ticket also kept many Dj;!mocrats away from the polls. for example, one active Demo visited the polls at 7 p. m. on,e hour before closing time, and found an unusup_lly light vote. He rounded up several car. loads of fellow party members in the remaining hour and took them to vote. Most of them hadn't bothered to go to the polls because Mag· nu~?n had no opposition. Ten per·cent of the total· vote .in this precinct was brought out by one man in an automobile between the hours of 'l and 8 p.m. on election night.
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for~ social hour. Just a reminder agam to save all your .old (but The first fall· meeting of the . useable) clothingi white eleSpanaway P.T.A. was well at- phant articles and funny books tended by the parents. Parents for the P.T.A. Pre-school Carnimet their child's teacher. Then val October 20th. There are still a program directed by Mrs. Ken. tickets to be had on the lovely neth Reeves entertained the cedar chest. folks after which all adjourned
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Mrs. Chet McA~ee . . . Spanaway lost a fl?~ citizen m the death of Wilham W. Bothwell, 73, of Rt. 1, Box 175-A, who died Monday in a local hosp:ital. Mr. Bothwell a retired farmer, was born in St. Mary's, Ontario, Canada, and came to the Spanaway district in 1941. He was a member of the Presby. terian Church. Several years ago when illness forced Mr. Bothwell to give up the sports diversions he liked he took up knit· ting and became well known through the north west for his work. Some of which will be exhibited at the Western Washing. ton Fair at Puyallup this week. Sµrviving are his wife, Lillian; daughter Joyce of the home and son, Wayne of Kansas City, Kan, one grandson and a nephew and niece. Mountain View mortuary were in charge of the funeral on Thursday.
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The American Legion Clover Creek Post unit 118 will meet tomorrow evening, Sept. 22, (Friday) at 8 o'clock at the Spana· way School.
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A surprise stork shower was given for Mrs. Paul Fread by the Fireman's Auxiliary ladies at the fire haU Thursday evening. Games were directed by Mrs. Ed Flannery. Mrs. Fread received many lovely gifts.
We are pleased to report that Judge Charles Wright was retained on the Thurston-Mason County Superior Court bench by a decisive majority. • Judge * ;f; * Wright will continue to make Mrs. Robert Ortman and son his legal decisions on the basis Robert Jr., are visiting their of facts as he sees them. An expensive campaign was friends, Mr. and Mrs. Ewin Timm waged by Judge wright's oppon- and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barsotti. ent, with several minor politic-- Mrs. Ortman is from Chicago, ians attesting in paid advertise- Ill. ments to the "non-partisan" na* * * ture of this op. position candidate. I . A surprise birthday party was who is attorney for the State pulled on Mrs. Robert Steidel, Republican Central Committee. Friday at her home. The group * * * came with" all the lunch preIt is our prediction that Judge pared and spent the afternoon Wright's opponent will become a judge anyway. A vacancy will Possibly the reason lies in the probably ~urn up on the Thurs- fact that the Governor visits ton-Mason bench i.n the near :fu- more civic festivals, county ture and the Governor has shown fairs and pie-eating contests no reluctance to appoint indiv- than most outoists do in a lifeidµals lo.public. jobs after the time. Simply a mathematical public: h(Xi> turned them down equation of more miles, more at i:he_ polls; I crack·UJ?S. Gordon Qµar:µstro:m, Longview De1nocrat, will.· b.e sqµared off agai11st Congres$man Russell Mack in the.• thir(l l'Ustrict congressioJ;J.al. fight, ami it appears that Mack will have a fight on his hands. The young ,newspaperman ctiisplayed the cam· paign techniques of p_ veteran politician, although this is . his first bid for a major political office. He has an aggressive and loyal o.rganization working for him and ds e:iqiected to swing energetically at Mack's lack of a positive record of accomplishment in Washington. This one is likely to develop into a very interesting slug-fest before it's over.
Napora. Mrs. Oliver Omat and Buelah Ballard of Spanaway ati.ended and both won prizes.
A card party sponsored by the daughter and attended the wedRoy Grange will be held Thurs- ding of her granddaughter. day e~ning, September 28th .at * * * The card party sponsored by 8 o'clock in the Roy school basethe Roy Rebekah Lodge was ment. * * * btilled as a huge success. The Mrs. George Schnelle has re- hamper full of articles was won turned from a visit to Fargo, No. by Mrs. Jim Lyons and the box Dakota where she visited a of groceries won by Wanda
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The final chapter of the Gov. ernor's Fascinating Fable of the Fabulous .Cadillac has now been completed. Events have described a full circle .and Governor Wallgren's limousine still graces the State Capitol garage. You will probably recall that the Governor loudly announced his intention to auction off the vehicle some time ago, inferring that Wallgren was the type to buy limousines on the taxpayers hard-earned money, but that he, Langlie, had no such highfalutin' * * " I 'ideas and didn't even like to see Although Governor Langlie is :. such an expensive car around auctioning off Governor Wall· the premises. gren's old, beat-up 1947 Cadillac 1.This one blew up when news. and has a brand new Cadillac. nien recalled that Langlie · had whose upholstery has never recently purchased a brand-new been defiled by Democratic Cadillac limousine as his official derriers, his motoring troubles state car. Now, to cap the clicontinue. max,·the Governor cancelled the Another wreck and an out-of- sale of the old Wallgren Cadillac: gas episode are the latest ad- after all-and thereby made the ditions to his tale of mechanised high bidder an unhappy man. woe. The Go.vemor has been in MORAL: Two Cadillacs are more accidents since he took better than one . . . especially office .. last.. year .. than,. many if you have such an amazing motorists suffer in a life-time, traffic accident record as the although none of them are ever Governor. You never know when his fault. you'll need a spare.
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