Aberdeen High School Announces Graduation Ceremonies
L R Alderman will deliver the commencement address for Aberdeen high school on June 10 in the auditorium. Rev Charles McDermoth will give the baccalaureate sermon on June 6. The senior play May 21 and senior ball May 28 are planned with a junior reception tentatively June 10. Hoquiam plans its commencement May 27 with 28 graduates. an ets play is set for May 5.
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L. R. Alderman
Portland
Aberdeen High School
Charles McDermoth
Congregational Church
Hoquiam
Hoquiam High School
Moose Winners at Track Meet in Grays Harbor
The Aberdeen Moose lodge won first with 43 points at Stewart field in the Grays Harbor track meet. Co G Second Regiment N G W took second with 29, Aberdeen High School third with 27, Hoquiam Y M C A fourth with 13. Event results include H Adams Moose leading sprints and distance races, Hermans Moose winning middle distance, and Co G winning the relay.
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Aberdeen Moose Lodge
Stewart Field
Grays Harbor
Company G
Aberdeen High School
Hoquiam Y. M. C. A
Kensel
Co. G
H. Adams
Moose
Herron
Davidson
Springer, Co. G
Adams
Dscus
Faulk
Saisa
Hobi
Wilson A. H. S
Slattery
Motorcyclist Hurt In Collision In Aberdeen
A motorcyclist identified by initials M sustained two fractures below the knee after colliding with an automobile on Sunday in Aberdeen. He was treated at Aberdeen General Hospital. The notice is printed by Aberdeen Printing Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wee Jes Sequiam
Neil Lorme
Aberdeen Bing Company
Mice
Abers General Hospital
Monroe to Tell Plans Dinner for Chehalis County Farmers
Aberdeen invites citizens to a Friday dinner at Hotel Washington with Prof. C. F. Monroe newly appointed agriculturist for Chehalis county. The event aims to acquaint Monroe with Grays Harbor business leaders and farmers, with speakers including Byron Hunter and Senator C. D. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Washington
C. F. Monroe
Chehalis County
Aberdeen Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Grays Harbor
Byron Hunter
United States Agricultural Department
C. D. Clark
Wyoming
Hunter
Chehal’s
Prof. Monroe
Roy C. Sargent
Local Forest Timber Sale Approved in Oregon
The district forester approves a sale of about 500000 feet board measure of Malheur National Forest timber to E. E. Purington of Burns Oregon. The 75 acre tract near Sec 25 T 20 S R 32 E produces yellow pine and Douglas fir, with stumpage at 1.50 per thousand and cutting allowed through June 30 1916 for local use.
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Portland
National Forest
E. E. Purington
Burns
Malheur National Forest
Oregon
Sec
T. 20 S
W. M
Forest Service
State lands list to curb tax delinquency losses
Olympia April 19 Land Commissioner Savidge is preparing a county by county list of state lands with contracts to purchase. The project aims to aid county treasurers in stopping losses from delinquent tax certificates and prevent contractors from letting lands revert to the state after partial payments.
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Olympia
Clark V. Savidge
Savidge
Local Hoquiam Hardware Store Sold to Olson and LeClerc
Chris Olson and A. J. LeClerc closed a deal Saturday to purchase the business and remaining stock of the Carman hardware store in Hoquiam. Both men have long served with the F. G. Foster company and have already assumed control of operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoquiam
Chris Olson
A. J. LeClerc
Carman Hardware Store
Olson
LeClerc
F. G. Foster
Splash HOQUIAM Parade Plans For Grays Harbor Event
Plan for the Fourth of July Splash in Hoquiam aims to stage the largest parade in Grays Harbor history. F L Morgan, parade committee chair, urges all uniformed companies and drill teams to join, with cash prizes for winners and a dedicated section for participating groups.
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Hoquiam
Grays Harbor
F. L. Morgan
Morgan
Washington
Open Session of Presbytery in Montesano
The Olympia Presbytery holds its spring meeting in Montesano at the First Presbyterian church with the corner stone laying at 5 45 pm. The program includes a sermon by Rev David A Thompson and a slate of reports and committee appointments, plus evening addresses on education and living.
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Montesano
Olympia
W. C. Gunn
D. W. Fleet
Robt. H. Milligan
H. B. Marcy
Geo. Hubble
J. E. Calder
T. H. Simpson
R. H. Fleet
Montesano Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge Wheeler
T. E. Holmquist
Aberdeen
Murdock McLeod
Tacoma
D. O. Ghormley
Bunkhouses Burn at Vance Lumber Camp No 2
A fire destroyed three bunkhouses at Vance Lumber Company camp near Malone. About 40 workers lost clothing and possessions. estimated loss is $2000. Cause traced to an overheated stove in one bunkhouse.
Hoquiam Beats Cosmopolis in 16 to 1 High School Baseball
Hoquiam high school defeats Cosmopolis 16 to 1 in a Saturday game. A return match is scheduled for next Saturday in Cosmopolis.
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Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Hoquiam High School
Cosmopolis High School
Juries at Work on Civil Cases in Montesano
Two juries are hearing civil suits in Montesano. Edla Lampi and Hellin Jaakkola sue Dr. W. J. Long of Aberdeen for injuries from an auto collision. their separate cases were joined for trial. In Judge Ben Sheeks' court E. Cavanaugh sues A. V. Higley for assault and defamation, with a packed courtroom from the Olympic Peninsula.
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Montesano
Irwin
Edla Lampi
Hellin Jaakkola
W. J. Long
Aberdeen
Olympic
Aberdeen Left Alone in Wy ncodhe Water District Decision
County commissioners act excludes Hoquiam Cosmopolis Montesano and Elma from protected Wy ncodhe water district leaving Aberdeen the sole incorporated city in the proposed district. Rural precincts west of Hoquiam to Elma remain included in the project.
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Montesano
Hoquiam
Cosmopolis
Elma
Aberdeen
Grand Lodge of United Workmen Adopts Seattle Meeting Plan
The Ancient Order of United Workmen adjourned in Hoquiam expressing pleasure with its stay and hospitality, deciding to meet in Seattle in two years. Committees were named for law and finance with Lt Gov Hart, J Chadwick, J H Denning, and others, plus Dr Milton Van Dyke named grand medical examiner.
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Hoquiam
Grand Lodge
Ancient Order of United Workmen
Seattle
Law
L. F. Hart
Tacoma
Supreme Justice
J. Chadwick
Olympia
J. H. Denning
Finante—O
County commissioners discuss boosting fishing industry efforts
Montesano April 19. County commissioners received a note from the Hoquiam Commercial Club urging county aid to grow and improve the fishing industry. They signaled willingness to help, noting splash dams as a major hindrance to young fish survival. A hearing on the Pacific Beach Moclips road is set for next Monday. Three road contracts were let: Wyncodie Aberdeen to A Wallin 6572 dollars, Markham Ocosta to John Grossman 2315 dollars, Laidlaw Cohassett to M D Hogan 5965 dollars. Commissioner Phil S Locke said the South Side road to the beach will be open to traffic this summer, with full finish likely by mid July.
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Kirkaldie
Pacific Beach
Moclips
Wyncodie-Aberdeen
A. Wallin
Markham- Ocosta
John Grossman
Laidlaw-Cohassett
M. D. Hogan
Phil S. Locke
Petition for Letters of Administration in Burnett estate
A petition for letters of administration for Elizabeth Agnes Burnett's estate was filed by L. H. Burnett of Aberdeen. He and three minor children are named as heirs. Real estate rentals total about 25 dollars monthly. Other property includes an interest in L. H. Burnett, Incorporated.
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Montesano
Elizabeth Agnes Burnett
L. H. Burnett
Aberdeen
Monroe Club Speaker at Hoquiam Lunch
Hoquiam April 1 1919 Professor Mom 06 Chehalis county agriculturist will speak Wednesday at the weekly Hoquiam Commercial club luncheon.
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Hoquiam
Mom
Chehalis County Agriculturist
Hoquiam Commercial Club
Unusual Grays Harbor Concert Promises Local Talent Spotlight
The May 28 Grand theater program by the Orpheus club features a trained male chorus of local talent for the first time in Grays Harbor. Notable guests Theo Carl Johnston and Professor Dimond bring outside merit, with Johnston praised by Seattle critics for tenor roles in operas including Rigoletto.
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Orpheus Club
Grand Theater
Grays Harbor
8. Wetteland
G. Tenning
R. E. Paslay
Theo
Carl Johnston
Professor Dimond
Seattle
Johnston
Queen City
Chautauqua Set for Seven Days in Electric Park
The Ellison White company brings a seven day Chautauqua to Electric Park July 14 to 20 with more features than last year. Grand opera features a four person quartet and the Schumann quintet of Swiss yodelers. Circello's band heads instrumental acts and Mrs. A C Zehner a noted platform speaker is slated to appear.
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Electric Park
Ellison-White Company
Portland
Schumann
Circello
A. C. Zehner
University of Washington seniors study field forestry with Cherry Valley camp visit
Seniors in UW's college of forestry finish campus work and will labor in the field until June. Guided by Prof. E T Clark they study forest and mill operations visiting Cherry Valley Logging's Stillwater plant housing 175 men with a wheel camp, bath house, dining rooms, store and blacksmith shop.
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University OF Washington
College of Forestry
E. T. Clark
Cherry Valley Logging Company
Stillwater
Divorce Granted in Montesano Case
A decree of divorce was granted Saturday to Anna Mills from August Mills of Montesano. Court evidence showed she had worked only a few weeks in more than two years of marriage.
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Montesano
Anna
August Mills
Nee
Opening Day for Black Cats Sparks Northwest Baseball
The Black Cats start the season by facing Spokane in Spokane with a mobile parade led by four brass bands. After Spokane, they tour Tacoma Seattle and Aberdeen, with May 10 set for Aberdeen against Tacoma. Pug, a top Northwest shortstop, imports to the team under manager John S Barnes.
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Black Cats
Aberdeen
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Electric Park
Barkley’s
Blyth & Blyth’s
Porter
Peg” Bennett
Pug
Vancouver
John S. Barnes
Aberdeen Moose Rally Past Elma 3 2 on County Fairgrounds
The Aberdeen Moose beat Elma 3 to 2 in a fast Sunday game at the county fairgrounds in Elma. Moose pitcher Carl Johnson and catcher Madison toed the plate for the winners while Elma pitcher iBliss and catcher Lefwitch worked for the losers.
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Aberdeen Moose
Elma
Moose
Carl Johnson
Madison
iBliss
Lefwitch
Mock Tom Thumb Wedding Promises Tiny Ceremony
Tomorrow evening at the First Presbyterian Church the Tom Thumb wedding returns with the same cast as last winter. Children perform the mock ceremony with roles including minister Richard Bower groom Robert Vandevort bride Elizabeth Beedon and other participants. After the ceremony Douglas Walker will sing Loveland and a program of numbers by Ruth Kahler Leona Gillis and others will close the event.
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First Presbyterian Church
Tom Thumb
Richard Bower
Robert Vandevort
Elizabeth Beedon
Donald Spoon
Roma Lark
Gertrude E. Prund
Lelia Vandevort
Irene Strand
May Phares
Maebelle Otterstein
Bride
Elinor Potter
Orla Rankin
Tom
Dorothy Kidder
Edith Catherine Smith
Leonard Maxey
Neva Nethery
Vera Dunn
Donald Spoons
Douglas Walker
Carl Karshner
Leona Gillis
Mary JL Rankine
Patricia Loy
Sue Beckenhauer
Margaret Kane
Gene Me Murray
Helen Larkin
Stanley Copland
Benj Weatherwax
Edward Karshner
Robert
Grays Harbor Gas Transfer to North Pacific Public Service
An instrument filed Saturday records the transfer of Grays Harbor Gas Company to North Pacific Public Service Company. Similar deeds in three counties show transfers to the same company. The note cites further related concerns including W.
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Widermoth
Aberdeen Printing Ca
Wishkad
Hotel Washington
Chamber of Commerce
National Forest Timber
Ray Carman
Kirby
New York World
Queen Cry
Monroe Club
Moose Seat
Ruth Kahler
Gladys Phillips
Seymour
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