Petaluma Argus-Courier from Petaluma, California • Page 8

Argos-Conrier I 1 Janet Rucker Dies At 45 In Hospital Slr. Jjiiwt Hurler. a nifvf of Polan f. 1 i Friday at a I'oa hospital. IM a Tk.

Vis. Kiiik.T to the ti.ri: irir. Kiiri'ra! servi.es will hp con-dactei on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock at Sorenseii Funeral Horn. Iiuirmm-nt will follow at Cyfr-. Hill Memorial Park crematorium.

Mrs. Hurler, a Petaluma resident for a'uout a year and a half, lanic her' froir. San Frau-rt. She i by her husliatul. lieiu? Rucker of Pota-I-ina.

a Julius Wild of San Fran is o. i ViiKS HUnii roi: 1. l.MTrI ifcn A. publisher of ri p-TIttma nn-wt a tajor operation Kri- at Santa Manorial hm-rttal. UN mrdithtn i atifar-frr iFTpt! fr rettsrn Knt who ntrr l)al a minute fur TnSan at ftet rfuriitg th- 1 nerval I i tnt fr5K- If II ruin officials.

twr John II amprwtl. Start-mr C)i jr anl Timer A I Nn wnrked at th- track minrm th in 1 LAST PAY? Kg Triple Bill! A rt ii tk.h1coi.dk: -nCHTINC LADY "WrM mm amhat Film ti r.r Robert Taylor the rntaJetM. girl who trie) to straighten him streen'i most exciting motioa nirti tomorrow. Van lleflin als star, which won him an 3f mm im Mrs. Olsen Dies At Home Of Daughter Mrs.

Ingri Olsen. S6. member of a well-known and prominent family ir. this area, died Friday afternoon at o'clock at the home of a daughter, Mrs. Minnie Hertheaud.

Route 4, Box Bodega avtnue highway, with whom she has made fcer home for the past five years. A native of Sweden, Mrs. Ol-sn vts the wife of the late Nels Olsen. who was a civic leader, councilman and building contractor in Berkeley. He planned and built the present city hal! in Berkeley.

Mrs. Olsen also was active in organizational work there. Funeral services will be held Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock nt the Parent Funeral Chapel, 216 Washington street. Inteiment will he in the family plot at Liberty Cemetery. Mrs.

Olsen came to the United States 6S years ago and settled in Illinois, leaving there six years later to come to California, where rhe lived in Berkeley. The family later moved to Palm avenue, Penngroe-. Mrs. Olsen went to live at the home of Mrs. Bert-heaud five years ago.

She died following an illness of two weeks. Mrs. Olsen was the mother of Ray jOlsen of Santa Rosa; Arthur Olsen of Penngrove; Mrs. Hertheaud and Mrs. Irene Ruudock of Petaluma; and the late Edward Olsen.

She was the grandmother of Esther Fye, Dorothy N'ilsson, Ruth Polkinghorn, Ada Robinson and Phyllis Nelson. She also leaves 15 great-grandchildren. One sister. Pella Swenson, in Sweden, also survives her. Mil ir Mi iVi "i Tt iut it'iii ntlhVr Wjilter ridgcon sve'ps irecr (iarsou off her tVc-t in i ardent courtship in "ISIoknoiiis In Th Oust," the masterpiece reprint opening at the State Theatre tomorrow.

Filnunl in Twlinivnlor, this oiitstand-iiiK motion picture tells r.ne of the greatest love stories of the decade. OPERATION KOU u.wix wackki; Irwin Warker, 2i'1 Webster und went ma ior surgery 'Thursday. His condition Is satisfactory. M-s. Celestina Filippini.

Itoutf .1. P.ox was trken by rity ambulance to tbe hospital Thursday nitrht. She is seriously ill. Senior quarterback Hob Williams is the only member of the If" Notre Dame football team who was a starter with the 194! outfit. Special Events Calendar OrganlMtlons are Invited to list their uneclal events date In thi column.

OCTOBKR 0-7 Klks Cliarity Carnival. 10 Kag'es Auxiliary Dimr Card Party. 1 1 Tomales PTA Cartl Party. 12 Silver Spray Cartl Party. 12 ToinalcM Ladies Aid Food, KtmimaKO Sale.

12 Pythian sisters District Convention. IS ItPWC Card Party, Fashion Show. 13 PennRrovo Ouirvh Turkey I niter and Folk Dance. 15 Swetllsh IiOdjtc Card larty. 14 Druid's Dance.

16 Soroptiniist HuntniaR Sale. 17 1Cjrlon Aux. Runtmatse Sale. 17 X. D.

G. W. Bazaar, Card Party. 17 Town Moot In. 18 Golf Club Fall Luncheon.

18 Camp Fire Annual Dinner. 18 Druidic Circle Card Party. 10 lteta Sigma Phi, Xi Alpha Omega, Cartl Party. 2( Daughters of Italy Cartl Party. SO Film Junior Guild Bazaar.

St) High School IT A Food Sale. 1 Marin PTA ltaketl Foot! Sale. 21 Hadassah I a 1 1 Fashion Show. 21 Loyal Orange Lodge Dance. 21 Kagles Aux.

Cartl Party. 2. (Congregational omen's Service Club Rummage Sale. 2027 Grace Church Bazaar. 27 Petaliuna Grange Rummage and Food Sale.

28 Presbyterian Mothers' Club Food Sale. 28 Penngrove Grange Halloween Dance. Woman's Club Table Setting r4hov. Town Meeting. NOVEMBER 2 High School ITA Super.

3 Wangh ITA Turkey Whist Party. 4 American Legion Auxiliary Food Sale. 4 Golf Club Fall Dance. 4 Riding Club Carnival and fiance. 8 Iancoln 1TA Bazaar.

IK bite Shrine Rummage Sale lO Waugh Farm Center Pot- Luck Supper. 14 Flint liitdies Aid Apron Sale. 14 Town Meeting. Ml St. Vincent's Mothers' Club Bazaar.

17 Liberty PTA Turkey Whist Party. 18 Eagles Aux. Cartl Party. 30 Congregational omen's Service Club Bazaar, Cartl Party. 30 High School PTA Rummage Sale.

map sea CJeorjte Montjtoniery and Itreuda excitiiij; Indian drama ttMniiiK at the California Theatre Sunday on a double bill with Itrmlerick Crawford and (lenn Krl in "tmvictel." 1 J2 TWO POWERFUL STARJ. Brwrfrrick. Ci Ford, are seen in Con-rirtedT drmmt mt mm of the warden. Dorothy Maluae fc on the screen at the California Tbrttrrv vJF A Army Probes Findings Of Court Martial WASHINGTON. Oct.

7. (VP) The first death sentence imposed en an American serviceman in the Korean war is under review by the army's top legal Adjutant General E. M. said yesterday that he had received the court martial case of First Lieutenant Leon A. Gilbert.

York. negro, who was found guilty of "misbehaving himself before the enemy by refusing to advance with his command." Gilbert's wife. Mrs. Kay Gil bert, 27. asked President Truman two weeks ago to overrule the death sentence, which has seldom been carried out in modern times.

IJer request was turned over to the judge advocate general of the army. Mrs. Gilbert said that her husband had been under tremendous strain, and his company "had gone 13 days without food and water," adding: "Leon cracked up disobeyed a command of the general." The commanding officer's report of the case said Gilbert had to return to his post during front line fighting, explaining that he had "a wife and children to consider." CHILDREN HAVE TONSILS REMOVED Tonsillectomies were performed Friday at Petaluma General hospital on Claudia Moser. five, daughter of Mrs. Clyde Moser, 419 Kentucky street, and on Carol Ann Mawyer, four, daughter of Mrs.

Bernice Mawyer, 209 Seventh street. In 15 seasons of coaching, Wallace Wade has had only one losing football campaign 1946. Penn State Capt. Owen Dougherty has played under seven different coaches in eight years of high school and college football. Art vrtl.mpm WEDDING DRESSES and Wedding Veils.

FASHION LANE, ac ross from Ascherman's. PERMANENT FINISH WHITE DUTCH CmXACS 21" long pr. 135 27 lone pc22S 33" long pr. 2-SO 45 lam pav Xl 8" Valance 43e WHITE PRISCILLA 54" long pr. 3-SO Red Bine Green Gold Floral Dick Kifenburp, former All- America end from Michigan now with the Detroit Lions, is a staff announcer for WJH.

a Detroit radio station, during the off season. REDWOOD Mil S. of Santa Rota on Redwood Hiway. Ph. S.

K. 93R1 Starts at Dark TONIGHT "HELLFIRE" In Trucolor William Klliot Marie Windsor Forrest Tucker Jim Davis plus "BOMBA ON PANTHER ISLAND" Johnny Sheffield Sunday, Monday nni Tuesday Rib-HibbinK Hiot! Hoik Hope Lucille Hall "FANCY PANTS" Color by Technicolor plus J. WeissiniiHer Nancy Kelly "TARZAN'S DESERT MYSTERY" SSIlJ BIG mVr i i nil i 36 BUTTERFLY CUBXACfS Red Gold Green Tr im the- car at tar thm- Nielsens Pieanit Bra DEPT. SARTI. CXHTAITt PHOME 6.95- CRISS GROSS CURXADfS White with Gold Greea or Red Tr 45" long pr.

30 54 lose KIRSCH RODS 48 Marshall star in "Iriouois Trail." Tomales Choir Plans Show TOMALES, Oct. 7. (C.) A practice basketball game was played Tuesday in which To-males high school team was defeated by the Petaluma "C's" by a score of to Hnnnie Madson was hish man with 10 points. Roach. Ralph Azevodo for Tomales.

The youth choir Presbyterian church on a minstrel show-males hish school evening, November of Tomales is putting rt the Toon Friday a. at 8:15. They are arranging for a really line program, with a number 'of adults in the community joining with them in their music 'and they have obtained some very line outside talent for specialty numbers. Mrs. Howard I.awsun is choir diiector and she says this will be something well worth while for everyone in the community to attend.

So keep this date open, Nov. 3, p. m. season is Notre Dame's 62nd football campaign. GLENN FORD I BRODERICK CRAWFORD 3fe MALONE-M1UARD MITCHEll HITS 2 ff 4 MIV1 At IUAi 22 Nielsen Furnifarre Gcu I 145 Kentucky St.

ELECTION IS SET BY CX IN ANALY SBBASTOPOL. October 7. The Chamber of Commerce will elect officers at a meeting on Wednesday, October 11. Thursday night. October 28, was set as the date for the group's annual dinner.

The program has not yet been formulated. Election was scheduled this week but was not held because several boafd members were out of town. Funeral Notices RENATI In Tetaluma, October K. 1950. John Renati.

husband of the late Anna Renati. uncle of Frank Giacomasso of Petaluma, Mrs. Theresa Knutte of Novato, Mrs. Emma Renati Rus-coni of Petaluma. Cousin of D.

Renati of San Francisco, also nieces and nephews in San Rafael and El Cerrito. A native of Italy, aged 75 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited t6 attend funeral services Monday, October 9 at o'clock a. m. from Sorensen's Funeral Home.

400 Washington Street, thence to St. Vincent's Church where a Requiem High Mass w-ill he celebrated for the repose of his soul commencing at 9:15 o'clock a. m. Rosary Sunday night at 8 o'clock. Interment Mt.

Olivet Cemetery. San Rafael. LARSEN In Windsor, Thursday. October 5, 195. Frances, loving wife of Andy Larsen; devoted mother of Harold Larsen and Miss Ruby Larsen of San Francisco.

A native of Switzerland, aged 68 years. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday, October 9 at 10 o'clock a. m. from Soren sen's Funeral Home, 400 Washing ton Street, thence to St. Joseph's Church at Cot at I where a low Mass will he said for the repose of her soul, commencing at 10:150 a.

in. Rosary Sunday night at 8:15 p. m. Interment Calvary Cemetery, Petaluma. OLSEN In this city, October 6.

1950. Ingri Olsen. wife of the late Nels Olsen; beloved mother of Ray Olsen of Santa Rosa, Arthur Olsen of Penngrove. Mrs. Minnie Hertheaud and Mrs.

Irene Ruddock of Petaluma, and the late Edward Olsen; grandmother of Esther Pye, Dorothy Nllsson, Ruth Polkinghorn, Ada Robinson and Phyllis Nelson; great-grandmother of 15; sister of Pella Swenson of Sweden. A native of Sweden, aged 86 years. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services Monday, October 9. 1950. at p.

m. at the Parent Funeral Chapel, 216 Wash ington street. Interment, Liberty Cemetery. RTOKKR In Santa Rosa, Ptiday. October 6, 1950, Janet, loving wife of Rene Rucker of Petaluma; devoted mother of Julius Wild of San Francisco.

A native of Poland, aged 45 year. Friends and acquaintances are respectfully invited to attend funeral services Monday, October 9, 1950 at 2 o'clock p. m. at the Soreuaen Funeral Home, 400 Washington Street, Petaluma. Cremation, Cypress Hill Crematory.

PLUS 2nd BIG MGM HIT! i Siii rt ijyiMiw r3z' fA ROMANTIC ADVEtlTURE I A oniAosfFdmoufofA flM I S( J3f Indian Battltgroundsl jSU Static Asphalt is manufactured cr; a waterproofing and protective coating. lZlc-2 a Hive bond to damp or dry, warn or sbrf acc. Forms a waterproof "seal coat" vMzh zttz yxis service to roofs. Will not check or crack, sag or run as a result of espossret Ends Today "Destination Moon flCnOLD HEFUN l.2OKENi0.CICy.STj Also "COUNTY FAIR' Color.