Pioneer Sausage Supply's Diamond T truck. Al Opperman was the owner of Pioneer Sausage Supply located on 1327 Tacoma Avenue South. (filed with Argentum)

Pioneer Sausage Supply (Tacoma); Diamond T trucks;

Funeral of incumbent Mayor John C. Siegle. Dr. Siegle died on a train in Oregon, enroute to Tacoma from California where he had been recuperating from an extended illness. His memorial service was held at the First Presbyterian Church and was attended by an estimated crowd of two thousand. An honor guard of uniformed Police and Fire department employees stand surrounding the flag draped coffin. Dr. Siegle was the first native Tacoman to be elected Mayor and Tacoma's first Mayor to die in office. (T. Times 4/13/1939, 4/14/1939, 4/15/1939, pg.1) also numbered D8141 image A

Mayors--Tacoma--1930-1940; Siegle, John C., 1885-1939--Funeral rites & ceremonies;

Funeral of Mayor John C. Siegle at First Presbyterian Church. Police Honor Guard stands at attention between hearse and entrance. Over 2,000 people came to the church to pay their last respects to the Mayor.

Mayors--Tacoma--1930-1940; Siegle, John C., 1885-1939-- Funeral rites & ceremonies;

Funeral of Mayor John C. Siegle at the First Presbyterian Church. A minister stands by the hearse. Police Honor Guard stands at attention between hearse and entrance. The service was performed by Rev. Arthur Bell.

Mayors--Tacoma--1930-1940; Siegle, John C., 1885-1939-- Funeral rites & ceremonies;

Funeral of Mayor John C. Siegle at the First Presbyterian Church. General view of large crowd, hearse and Police Honor Guard.

Mayors--Tacoma--1930-1940; Siegle, John C., 1885-1939-- Funeral rites & ceremonies;

Funeral of Mayor John C. Siegle at First Presbyterian Church. Police Honor Guard stands at attention as casket is unloaded. As an incumbent official, Siegle's body was attended by an honor guard of uniformed police and fire department personnel.

Mayors--Tacoma--1930-1940; Siegle, John C., 1885-1939-- Funeral rites & ceremonies;

Funeral of Mayor John C. Siegle at the First Presbyterian Church. Sidewalks crowded with mourners and streets lined with automobiles. It is estimated that over 2,000 people crowded into the church to pay their last respects. By Siegle's own request, and that of the family, the interment was private. (T. Times 4/15/1939, pg. 1)

Mayors--Tacoma--1930-1940; Siegle, John C., 1885-1939-- Funeral rites & ceremonies; First Presbyterian Church (Tacoma);

Scenes from the 1939 Silver Ski races on Mount Rainier. A couple on skis stop for a moment near the ski lodge. The woman lifts her bamboo ski pole to point the way to their destination. (T. Times, 4/17/1939, p. 11).

Skiing--Mt. Rainier--1930-1940; Skiers; Winter sports;

Peter Radacher, of Salzburg and Sun Valley, starts through the slalom gate during an exhibition run April 16, 1939 following the previous day's Silver Skis race. Mr. Radacher had won the previous day's race. His time in the slalom was also the tops in the field. (T. Times, 4/17/1939, p. 11).

Skiing--Mt. Rainier--1930-1940; Skiers; Winter sports; Radacher, Peter;

Scenes from the April 16, 1939 ski exhibition following the Silver Ski race the previous day at Mount Rainier' s Paradise Valley. A skier somersaults through the air on the race course, catching the attention of spectators watching from behind the rope line. (T. Times 4/17/1939, p. 11).

Skiing--Mt. Rainier--1930-1940; Skiers; Winter sports;

Reidar Anderson, Norway's great jumper, takes flight high above the crowd, arms and legs held stiffly for balance, during the exhibition held Sunday April 16, 1939. The exhibition was held the day after Mt. Rainier's famous Silver Skis endurance and speed race. The Norwegian skier takes off on a small jump, thrilling the observing crowd. (T. Times 4/17/1939, p. 11).

Skiing--Mt. Rainier--1930-1940; Skiers; Winter sports; Anderson, Reidar;

Scenes from the ski exhibition following the Silver Ski races on Mount Rainier. Racer is seen through the backs of spectators as he makes a jump. The crowd at the ski races parks their skis and poles in an upright position in the snow while they watch the contest. (T. Times, 4/17/1939, p. 11).

Skiing--Mt. Rainier--1930-1940; Skiers; Winter sports;

Exhibition following the 1939 Silver Ski race on Mount Rainier. Skier soars through the air with arms raised and skis evenly elevated as spectators watch from roped sideline. (T. Times 4/17/1939, p. 11).

Skiing--Mt. Rainier--1930-1940; Skiers; Winter sports;

Masquerade affair at Lakewood Ice Arena given by the Lakewood Club. Three men dressed in outlandish outfits enjoying hilarious antics on ice skates. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8).

Masquerade affair at Lakewood Ice Arena given by the Lakewood Club.(T. times 4/22/1939, p. 8)

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood);

Shirley (Mrs. John) Bolinger looks over her railroad tickets to Memphis, Tennessee, where she and Cornelia Marie Cardin will be local Junior League delegates at the organization's 19th annual conference in May, 1939. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 9).

Bolinger, Shirley; Tickets; Bolinger, John--Homes & haunts;

A group of six men dressed in matching sweaters and slacks and the Lakewood Arena floor manager stop for a portrait, prepared to assist novice skaters attending the masquerade party given by the Lakewood Club. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8)

Masquerade affair at Lakewood Ice Arena given by the Lakewood Club. A large group of "silly" folks gather in the ice area cafe for refreshments and a glimpse of costumed friends. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8).

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood);

Masquerade affair at Lakewood Ice Arena given by the Lakewood Club. Ray Thompson dressed as Chinese mandarin with Mrs. M. Morton dressed as a mouse. (T. times 4/22/1939, p. 8)

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Thompson, Ray; Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood);

Masquerade affair at Lakewood Ice Arena, given by the Lakewood Club on April 18, 1939. Emulating war figures, three men dress as Neville Chamberlin, Adolf Hitler (identified as Lorne McKendry) and Abraham Lincoln. All three wear skates. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8)

Lakewood Club (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; McKendry, Lorne;

Masquerade party at the Lakewood Ice Arena given by the Lakewood Club. Couple dressed as "hicks" or saloon girl and cowboy pose for portrait. The woman is wearing a long, ruffled dress, necklaces, flowers, fan, a lace hat and heavy make-up.

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood);

Masquerade affair given by the Lakewood Club at the Lakewood Ice Arena. Man in grass skirt is prodded into a hula dance by a cheering group of five costumed skaters. The "hula maiden" is tentatively identified as Tom Carstens and the woman on the far right as Caroll Carstens. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8).

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood); Carstens, Tom; Carstens, Caroll;

Masquerade affair at Lakewood Ice Arena given by the Lakewood Club. Conversing over a warm drink in the arena cafe, front Margaret and Guy Falskow, back left to right, Arthur and Maxine Abbott, Mrs. and Mrs. Stuart White. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8).

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood); Falskow, Margaret; Falskow, Guy; Abbott, Arthur; Abbott, Maxine; White, Stuart;

Marcella McGavick laughs as Lorne McKendry (Herr Hitler) hits her husband Leo, dressed in prison garb, over the head. A mountain mural forms a backdrop at Lakewood Club masquerade party at Lakewood Ice Arena. (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8).

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood); McGavick, Marcella; McGavick, Leo A.; McKendry, Lorne;

Lakewood Club throws masquerade party at Lakewood Ice Arena. Costumed group posed in front of scenic mountain mural, two ranch hands and two black cats (Lawrence and Mary Bonneville) with three other fun-seekers (T. Times, 4/22/1939, p. 8).

Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Masquerades--Lakewood--1930-1940; Costumes; Ice skating--Lakewood; Ice skating rinks--Lakewood; Lakewood Club (Lakewood); Bonneville, Lawrence; Bonneville, Mary;

Tacoma General Hospital. Two nurses working with x-ray equipment. Patient lying on table and covered with white sheet. Pathology and clinical laboratories. Ordered by Clarence J. Cummings, Superintendent. (filed with Argentum) see also D8155 image 3

Hospitals--Tacoma--1930-1940; Tacoma General Hospital (Tacoma); Nurses--Tacoma--1930-1940; Radiography--1930-1940;

Hockey season closed with Griffin Fuel finishing first against Alt Heidelberg at Lakewood Ice Arena. L to r: Fred Kislingbury, arena manager, Captain Bill Anderson, Wenatchee Apple Queen Lois Ross and Norton Clapp. (T. Times, 4/20/1939, p. 14)

Ice hockey--Lakewood--1930-1940; Ice hockey players--Tacoma--1930-1940; Griffin Fuel Co. (Tacoma); Lakewood Ice Arena (Lakewood); Kislingbury, Fred; Anderson, Bill; Ross, Lois; Clapp, Norton, 1906-1995;

Tacoma General Hospital. Women working in pathology and clinical laboratories. Ordered by Clarence J. Cummings, hospital Superintendent. (filed with Argentum) see also D8155 images 1, 4

Hospitals--Tacoma--1930-1940; Tacoma General Hospital (Tacoma); Nurses--Tacoma--1930-1940; Laboratories--1930-1940;

Tacoma General Hospital. Women working in pathology and clinical laboratories. Ordered by Clarence J. Cummings, Superintendent. See also A8155 image 2.

Hospitals--Tacoma--1930-1940; Tacoma General Hospital (Tacoma); Nurses--Tacoma--1930-1940; Laboratories--1930-1940;

Tacoma General Hospital. Women working in pathology and clinical laboratories. Ordered by Clarence J. Cummings, Superintendent.

Hospitals--Tacoma--1930-1940; Tacoma General Hospital (Tacoma); Nurses--Tacoma--1930-1940; Laboratories--1930-1940;