San Anselmo Herald from San Anselmo, California • Page 5

Page Five Thursday, December 25, 1941 Boy Scouts Collecting Paper For Defense The drive for old papers, being sponsored by Larkspur Cubs and Boy Scouts is still under way. The first truck load was taken this week by Jack Goss to San Francisco headquarters. Remember that the bundles of arrive here for an indefinite stay. BLUE ROCK HOTEL HOSTTO LIONS i Members of the M. Lions Club were guests of the Blue nock Hotel for their imiial Christmas party "on Tuesday.

The JACK GOEHRY JOINS FATHER, ENLISTS IN U. S. NAVY An old ambition was this week in Denver, when Jack Goehry, formerly, of Tomales, joined the United States Navy to follow in the footsteps of his father, Erhart Goehry, who has had 30 years of navy service. It has long been the plan in the Goehry family to have young Jack follow in his father's footsteps. The boy, however, was to have gone to college two years so he couid apply for a commission.

His parents promised that if a war broke he could join. The elder Goehry, now assigned to the Greeley sub-station in Den ver, as a recruiting officer, accepted his son's enlistment. Goehry retired in 1936, but was called back into active duty last fall. Young Goehry left the Colorado State College of Education this week after only one quarter of attendance. The elder Goehry was aboard the cruiser San Diego, when it was blown up by a German mine off Fire Island, N.

July 18. 1918. He clung to a life raft until rescued. While living in Tomales, the Goehrys had a small ranch and as he was known to many Tomales High School students, taught music. Young Jack also was outstanding in music.

LAST RITES HELD FOR BERT DYE Larkspur and Corte Madera friends were grieved Sunday to hear of the untimely death of Bert Dye of Watsonville. He had been in ill health but recently was stricken with pneumonia, which caused his death. Funeral services were held club extended a vote of thanks to Mr. and Mrs. McLaughlin for their hospitality.

The sum of $10 waa raised for the Red Cross, and the balance of the session was devoted to a general discussion of civilian defense. papers must be tied securely and uniformly. Magazines are to be Kept separately and the slick and liulk types of papers also are to le separated. I The bundles may be left at Proberts Service Station. Mr.

and Mrs. Homer L. Siak and son. Bill, will enjoy the Christmas holiday week-end with Mr. Sisk's parents in Chlco.

Tuesday morning. His widow and He was the son of Mrs. W. two children are expected to I C. Osborn.

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