Nevada State Journal from Reno, Nevada • 6

NEVADA STATE JOURNAL RENO NEVADA RIDAY SEPTEMBER IB 1941 '(i no i lTQMATOf cats pm NET WEIGHT Mi 3 fast a HtHe Better but what a difference! PAGE SIX Now is the time for ANNOUNCEMENT RALPH CARDINAL old srocs ATTENTION! RESIDENTS RENO and SPARKS in Give Your Od PHONOGRAPH RECORDS ENTERTAIN TO HELP TAHOE CITY Sept 17 (Spe cial) Material for additional army bags for the local Red Cross quota is now on hand according to Chairman Evelyn Bliss and women of the community are urged to volunteer for the work Mrs Bliss expects the arrival soon of ma terial for the making of sweaters overalls and bath robes Mt and Mrs Harvey Siekert with infant son William Harvey Jr have moved from the rangers quarters on the state line lookout Rattlesnake Pete Inclined to Agree With Gen Sherman BUY BIG BOTTLES SAVE MONEY AND CAPS Rainier Brewing Company San rncisetkCMl Tahoe Red Goss Plans Activity allon Rainbow Names Officers nd will be pleased to continue with his usual service to friends and customers ALLON Sept 17 uneral services were held Thurs day afternoon at the Roe and Kaiser chapel for Thomas Allen sixteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Herbert Allen of Haw thorne who died at his home Mon day night from a heart ailment or several months he had re ceived treatment at the Naval hos pital at Mare island Interment was in allon cemetery He was born ebruary 16 1926 at Washington He had at tended school at Norfolk Va in California allon and at Haw thorne where his parents have resided for the past year The Allen family came to allon about 1936 His father after twen ty eight years of active service in the navy retired in 1940 He re turned to active duty after war was declared and is stationed at the navy depot at Hawthorne Besides his parents are two sis ters Mrs Herberta Bigford and Mrs Josephine Thompson of Haw thorne and two brothers loyd Allen of Washington and Herbert Allen Jr of Hawihorne ire Burns Over to the government public camp south of here where Mr Seikert will be in charge until January Mrs red Cowell formerly bf Tahoe now residing in the bay re gion visited friends here last week end She was accompanied by her son Donald who was on a short furlough He is now a veternarian in the service Mr and Mrs Ernest Cameron who spent the summer in Tahoe City moved this week to Susan ville for the winter Beards from seaweed which are suitable for many commercial pur poses are being produced experi mentally in Ireland says the department of commerce COURSE TO START with Mrs Marionne Merhar in 1 A standard first aid class for i structing Classes will be held men and women will start today every Wednesday and riday from at the Red Cross headquarter 1 2 to 4 IS NOW LOCATED AT THE ASSOCIATED SERVICE STATION PLAZA AND VIRGINIA STREETS Old stock ALE ALLON Sept 17 Miss Allene Holliday was elected worthy advisor of allon Assembly Order of Rainbow for Girls at the first fall meeting riday evening Mardell Weaver is associate ad visor Charlotte Young Charity Patty Emery Hope and Patty Babb aith A secretary and treasurer win be appointed to serve for the year and Miss Holliday will name other officers soon Installation will take place Thursday Sept 24 with Miss Ernestine Saunders past ad visor and past grand officer con ducting the ceremonies Eleanor Babb associate advisor presided at the meeting Others who filled offices at the meeting were Patty Emery associate ad visor Patty Babb Charity Allene Holiday Hope Orena Williams aith Thais Ann Sherman secre tary Mardell Weaver treasurer Shirley Lamb Chaplain Mary Lou Kent organist Charlotte Young drill leader Jean Howard and Eleanor Candee inner and outer observer Bonnie McDonald color station Choir members were Mar jorie Swenson Jacqueline Thomp son Barbara Lee Johnson Patricia Lamcaster Marie Whitaker Beverly Bom Aleita Inman and Monnie Lattin (Mrs Ira Kent was selected by the advisory board as associate mother advisor win ue stalled on the 24th Battle Mountain Schools Are Open BATTLE MOUNTAIN Nev Sept 17 After a delayed open ing Lander County High School opened here on September 14 with approximately the same number enrolling as last year The late opening was due to a shortage of labor In this district and was effected to allow boys to fill jobs that were vacant because of war conditions In keeping with the war effort boys will be released three weeks earlier this school term than last year Members of the faculty are Miss Dorothy Kinneberg Miss lorence Wilson John Dolan Hart and Wells Smith who is the principal VALLEJO Calif Sept 16 Rattlesnake Pete Waldron today was inclined to agree with General estimate of war Pete lives In a shack in tide lands the navy wants for a hous ing project ederal Judge A St Sure had ordered Pete to move Aug 25 Pete agreed but instead holed up and even dared a dep uty marshal to dislodge him to day If Pete lived alone perhaps he mind but how is he going to transport 300 chickens 200 pigeons two dogs his shot gun two rifles and and his revolver 4Oscar The marshal and probably the navy which knows something about transportation problems are confident they can change mind Rites Are Held or Thomas ADen if ttin I 4 UMf Ilk IP' Pv Wt ire Occurs in Truckee Canyon TAHOE CITY Sept 17 (Spe cial) This week a forest fire was started by lightening on the mountain above Deer Park in the Truckee River Canyon Ranger Seikert was called to the scene and with assistants spent the afternoon and most of the night fighting the blaze Area of Brush CARSON CITY Sept 17 (Spe cial) The fire department was called out Tuesday evening for a brush and grass fire on the Prison road cast of the Nevada State Or Home No property dam age was done A considerable area of tall grass and weeds was burned over fire men said THE MEN IN OUR IGHTING ORCES EVERYONE CAN HELP PUT OVER THIS DRIVE something every resident of Reno and Sparks can do to help our fighting men and it cost you a cent The story is this a group of your favorite artists have banded together for the purpose of seeing that our soldiers sailors and marines get a regular supply of the recorded music they want All they ask of you is that you dig out all those worn out and forgotten records that are lying around your home Kt HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASS The Boy Scouts and sons of the Legion will make this canvass Saturday Sept 19th All you havo to do is dig out those old worn out records and LEAVE THEM ON YOUR PORCH Dig out the records now They will be collected and turned over to for Our ighting to be sold to record companies for scrap With the proceeds new records will be purchased at factory cost THESE WILL BE GIVEN TO OUR IGHTING MEN ALL OVER THE WORLD i SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19 is the Day Bk It's one of B's best known products known throughout the West os the thicker richer more delicious catsup That's because only 1 out of every 4 tomatoes is up to CHB's stand ards of quality Packed in the exclusive GHB easy to pour bottle Order CHB Catsup from your grocer today I chb CATSUP PCKLES SSEMSCONDIMENTSSH! 0 1 1 snigTjr as a' 1 This Drive Sponsored by the AMERICAN LEGION and AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY of RENO and SPARKS 77'7 7W 5 "777 This Important Message Brought to You by Your ELECTRICAL DEALER If you live in an outside 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