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Page 6 SHELTON--MASON COUNTY JOURNAL- Published in "Christmastown, U.S.A.", Shelton. Washington
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Sunday clears away the rust ofmrw 0 Break ins At Lake Nahwatzel Investigated By
the whole week. i
--Jose.ph Addison
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up to
'5000
Loans on furniture,
automobiles, equip-
ment, livestock, or
other security and
take up to 48 months
to repay. Credit Life
Insurance is avail-
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or write:
SERVIGE FINANGE
GO,
124 Railroad Ave.
Shelton, Washington
Phone 426-4447
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By Joann Tupper
LAKE NAH\\;VATZEL . Mason
County herilVS mnce was called
last week to the Lake to investi-
gate two breaking and entering,
and one attempt to enter at three
homes in this area, Items mismng
were small appliances and other
miscellaneous items,
Boy Scout Troop No. 15 of Shel-
ton had their Troop Officers Coun-
cil meeting last Thursday eve-
ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Dawson. Those attending the
meeting were Ernie Anderson,
Scoutmaster, Joe Gruver, Bill An-
derson, Bruce Edson John Snyder,
and Eddie Dawson. Cake and ice
cream was served.
Drop-in guests last Thursday at
the Dawson's home were Mrs.
Gordon YVouters and Mrs. Ray
Vessey, both of Montesano.
Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Dawson enjoyed the potluck
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( Mr. Moriah Lodge
( F. & A. M.
( No. II
(
Called Meeting
{ Conferring Fel]owcraft Degree
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( THURS., FEB. 21 -- 7:30 p.m.'
( Glen R, Hufnail, W.M.
( Arnold L. Chancy, Sec'y.
dinner and program of the VFW
at the Memorial Hall in Shelton.
The speciai occasion was the 33rd
anniversary of the auxiliary.
MR. AND MRS. ARCHIE Kel-
ley had drop-in guests Mrs. Henry
Chappell. Matlock, and Mrs. Gil-
bert Kuhnle of Sitka Alaska last
Sunday.
Sunday dinner guest at the KeN
ley's home last Sunday evening
was Doug Parker.
Last Monday, Mrs, Frank Coop-
er spent the day at the home ot
Mrs. Cameron of Shelton.
Mrs. Cooper visited Miss Bee
Manier of Olympia last Tuesday
and was Thursday luncheon
guest of Lantz Wiss of Shelton.
Friday,, Mrs. Cooper was lun-
cheon guest with Mrs. A1 Jones,
Mat!ock and her daughter-in-law.
Mrs. Jones of Shelton at the home
of Mrs. Cameron of Shelton.
Frank Cooper, Jr. of Payne
Field. Everett, spent the weekend
with the Coopers.
Saturday Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Cooper accompanied by Frank
Cooper. Jr.. and Sandra Tupper
drove down to Tokeland to visit
at the summer home of Sgt. and
Mrs. Bob Cunningham.
Sunday evening the Coopers had
as a drop-in guest. Dick Tupper.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Amel
Tveit for a couple of days last
week were Mr. and Mrs. James
Weed of Renton.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Ford had
visiting them Sunday and over-
night Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Reed
of Seattle.
Lawrence Hanson and group ot
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men from the Shelton Rock Club
had a field trip last Smday to
Ruby Beach
LAST SUNDAY Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Diggle, Jr.. and children had
dinner at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Valley of Matlock.
There will be a "Benefit" dance
March 2 for the Kenny Howards
of Matlock. The muszc is to be
provided by the Ramblin Four.
at the Matlock Hall.
Last Saturday evening the
Grange Hall at Matlock held its
monthly dance. Music was played
by the "Ramblin Four". Some o
the people from this area who
attended were Mr. and Mrs. Art
Palmer, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Chappell, Miss Betty Kelley, Doug
Parker. all of Matlock Mr. and
Mrs. Carl Bushell. Gary King, all
from Shelton. Ted Booth. Jerry
Christian. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Tup-
per, John Tupper, and Mr. and
Mrs. Dick Tupper, all of the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Amel Tveit were
drop-in guests last Wednesday ev-
ening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Clifford Reeve.
Mrs. Betty Kuhnle of Sitka.
Alaska, was overnight guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Chappell last Saturday night.
Mrs. Nellie Chappell and Mr.
and Mrs. Owen each took a car-
load of girls from the basketball
team at Mary M. Knight. They
left Saturday morning driving up
the coast to Joyce where the girls
played a game against the Joyce
Girls' Basketball team, and I am
happy to report, the girls from
Mary M. Knight won the game,
Sherit:"s Office
33 to 28. They returned by way ot
the Canal.
LAST THURSDAY Mr. and
Mrs. F. E. Hewson had as lunch-
eon guests Mrs. P. C. Mandell o
Ryderwood and Mrs. Robert Lind
of Home.
Last Rites Held
Tuesday For
Helen A. Viger
Helen A. Viger, 822 Cota street.
passed away Saturday, February
16. 1963, at the age of 70. Mrs.
Viger was born Dee. 19. 1892. in
Menasha Wisconsin. She had lived
34 years in Mason county.
The funeral was held at 9 a.m.
Tuesday at the St. Edward's
Catholic church. Father Mark
Weiehmann officiated. Interment
was in Holy Cross cemetery. Ros-
ary was said at 7 p.m. Monday.
Survivors include her husband,
A. S. ,Stevet Viger. Shelton: 3
sons, Joseph A. Viger, Travis AFB.
Calif., William J.. Everett. Wash..
and Russell C.. Shelton; 4 daugh-
ters. Mrs. Josephine /Allen Rau.
Olympia; Mrs. Catherine (Wil-
liamb Levette MeCleary; Mrs. Ger-
trude (William Batstone. Shel-
ton. and Mrs. Toni IRaymond
Hall, Shelton; 1 brother, John Goe-
bel. Sioux St. Marie. Ontario.
Canada; 3 sisters. Mrs. Marie Le-
ander, Clawson. Mich.. Mrs. Paul-
ine RenD. Sioux St. Marie. Michi-
gan. and Mrs. Frances King, Buf-
falo. N. Y.; 18 grandchildren.
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Bertha Taylor, Pioneer School Board
Local Clubwoman,
By 'a For March 12 School
A well knrwn Mason county
homen'mker and clnb\\;volall Gel'- By Betty Ann Shero Mr. and Mrs. Jack
lha T. Taylor. Rt. 1. died Feb. 16.' The Pioneer School Board met The Tip-Top
1963 at the Clinic hospital She Feb. 12 at the Pioneer School with skating party at
was born July 12. 1908 in Alberta the following people attending the ing rink in Shelton.
Canada. meeting: Mr. and Mrs. Max Mik- A good time was
kelson. Mrs. Helen Walker. Mrs. The Pioneer PT0
Mrs. Taylor had lived in Mason Geraldine Brooks. Mrs. Betty Ann ing will be in the
county since 1.941. She had been Shero. Byron Deffinbaugh, and Phil Chapman's
active in Progress Grange, VF the three school board members, eers and committee
W Auxiliary, Degree of Honor I Barrie Stroud. AI Jones and Wil- urged to attend
Mason Couni.y Homemakers and I?ert McCleary. Two person. Sail.,,, Mr. and Mrs. Torn
Shelton Yaeit Clftb among others. Taylor and Gc::::dA::e P"9::. been visiting in
The funeral service was held at I were appointed by the bo'rrt to Phil Durands' of
1 p.m. Wednesday at the Batstone serve on the eic/A::,_ :92_2 2or and the Tom
Funeral Home. key.Eugene Knautz the special eleetio2 to be held Lake. Bassett is
officiated. Interment was in Shel- March 12. from the U.S.
ton Memorial Park A letter was read from the s;Le. THE PHIL DU
Surviving is her husband. Ed-,fire marshal which outlined seven several half boxer
win Taylor. Shelton; 3 sons, Bob fire hazards to be corrected by pupg to give
and Earl Wiles. Shelton and Gone the school for fire safety. Mr. and get the best
Wiles. Olympia: 1 daughter. Mrs. McCleary will attend a Kitsap The Father-Son
Virginia Riddle. Spokane: 14 County Director's meeting Feb. 26 held at the
grandchildren; her mother. Mrs. in Bremerton. The next meeting urday evening
Gertrude Ellenberger, Renton: 3 of the board will be March 12 tcndance. Games
brothers. Kenneth Ellenberger, and the public is invited to all the movie was
Concrete. Glenn Ellenberger, Ran- meetings, manta were served.
ton and Arthur Ellenberger, Spo- The Pioneer Fire District card
Lane; 3 sisters. Mrs. Caroline party which was scheduled for A Valentines
Cashberg, Brooldings, Oregon, February 23 has been cancelled held for the
Mrs. Lillian Hunt. Swisshome. until further notice, agars Saturday n:
Ore.. and Mrs. Cora Bart. Gresh- THE AGATE Ladies Sewing ate Grange hall.
am. Oregon. Circle will meet next Wednesday and girls
night in the home of Mrs. J. A. was chaperoned
Howarth. lor's, Dick
Alice R. Jo, son Agate Grange members who at- er's. and John
tended the Gavel meeting at the kids danced,
Passes At 80 Twanoh Grange in Belfair Friday had refreshments.
night were Mr. and Mrs. John Mrs. John
Alice R Johnson. 80. died at VanderWal. Mr. and Mrs. John ing the week with
her home at 728 CotastreetThurs-, Whetham, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Harry
day, Fei)ruary 14. 1963. Mrs. John- Auseth. Mr. and Mrs. Clive Troy, quah.
son had lived in Mason county for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Warnes. and Surprise visitors
53 years. She was born in Savior Castle's
county, Tennessee June 14. 1882. Active Pio Mrs. Clifford
The funeral was held at 1 p.m. neer, Ore.
Monday at the Batstone Funeral Inez M Shorter Thelma Castle,'
Home. Pastor Eldon Baker offi- • , attending school in
elated. Interment was ,n Shelton Taken By Death return home due
Memorial Park She is reported to
Smvivars include her husband. Death called Inez M. Shorter. and hopes to
Merrilt W. Johnson Shelton; 1 319 Harvard street, at the Shel- soon.
daughter. Ms. Ruth A. Edgley, ton General hospital Tuesday, Feb. Sunday dinner
Sweetholm. Oregon; 3 grandchild- 19. 1963. Miss Shorter was born Cliff VanderWal
ran; 8 great-gral]dchildren; and 1 in Shelton March 10, 1895 and had and Mrs. Elmer
sister. Mrs. ten Weston, Shelton. lived her life here. daughter of
She was an active member of ted, but
Lifetime Resident "° .uhy Rebekah Lodge, Degree Howard Trissel o'
of Honor. Eagles Auxiliary, Gol- WEEKEND GUI
Taken By Death den Age Club. Southside Grange Jack Shero home
and a Catholic Guild. Mrs. Dick Shero,
A privale funeral service was The funeral service will be held of Lake Quinault.
b.e]d at 11 a.m. \\;Vednesday at the at 11 a.m Friday at the Batstone The Byron
Batstone Funeral Home for Ado- Funeral Home with Rev. Father Spencer Lake
line L. DeRosier. Rt. 3. Box 387. Mark Weichmann officiating. In- varied origin to
Roy. Robert Rings officiated at torment will be in Shelton Memo- also.
the ervice which was followed by rial ParR. The Pioneer
cremation in Tacoma. Smvivors include 2 sisters. Mrs. had a game
Eleanor Booth Shelton and Mrs mish Friday
Mrs. DeRosier died Feb. 17. 1963 Georgina L. Dickinson, Vancouver was played on
at Bott's Nursing Home. She was Wash Pioneer came out
born in Mason county July 12, end of the 26-30
1889. and had lived here all of Lilla T lr team members
her life. • ears Woodall, Carl
Smvivors include her husband, singh, Glen Brown,
Clif£ord DeRosier, Silelton; 2 Funeral Friday and Alan
• leaders were
daughters. Mrs. George B Me- The funeral service for Lilla J. Coehran, Tami
Fet-idge, Esccndido. Calif. and Beers. 229 Harvard street, will be Dickinson.
Mrs. BeLly Coffman. Shelton: held at 2 p.m. Friday at the Bat.-
brother. Robert I. Kneetand. Belie- The Pioneer Fire
stone Funeral Home. Interment a special meeting
rue; 7 grandchildren, wilt be in Shellon Memorial Park. ior's to make
................... Mrs. Beers was born 69 years ney raising
A remitder from the'. Treasury ago in Sielton. She passed awav ed to hold a
Department points out that start- Tuesday, Feb. 19. 1963 at the Mt. game night with
ing Ibis year refunds on income View Hospital in Tacoma. announced later.
tax returns can be taken in U.S. She is survived by a. daughter, the meeting
Savings Bonds. Mrs. Juanita Coffey, Shelton. Jeanne Robb
This group has
of them to try
funds to purchase
certainly need
The Agate
regular meeting
The TWANOH
the gavel from
Grange at their
evening. There
members
from Progress,
Harbor, two from
ley, 12 from the
and the remaining
the home
supper was
Morgan, Eacrell's heldc°mmitteeafter andthe
proceeds going to
Amozlng New SOUTH
sTORIN G day night and
F membership
,, card party was
Saturday night
turnout. Another
hel, d March 2
ALUMINUM
small meeting
two new 1YlelI1]
C O M B I N AT I O N and Etta May
their
DO'O R Saturday night
Saturday night.
The
Changes from Storm to begin their
Door to Screen a clam chower
dance for the
Door... mily will be held
IN SECONDS 2 at the hall.
to attend this
The FAIR
had a card
night and had a
tendance with
present. The
March of Dimes.
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