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Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1911

Page

7

Centralia Loses Basketball Game to Aberdeen

January 20. Centralia high school was decisively defeated by Aberdeen 46 to 21 in the high school gym. Centralia led by Yeager and Johnson, while Aberdeen’s De Losh, Moulton, Wood, and Scott contributed key baskets. The return game offers Centralia a chance to redeem the season.

Centralia Aberdeen High School Aberdeen Southwest Washington Yeager Johnson Jeff Grimm Noble Hallingsworth de Losch Scott Moulton Wood Blackwell Foula de Losh Sentt Wilson Centrelia Moyer

Centralia School Board Seeks Bids for New High School

The Centralia school board advertises for bids to construct a new high school. Plans by Watson Vernon of Aberdeen approved and available at the board office or Vernon’s office. Three contracts listed: general, sewerage, and heating ventilation. Bids accepted until February 20.

Centralia Watson Vernon Aberdeen Cay School Board Mr. Vernon

Mendowa Station Planned on Grays Harbor Branch

NeW Town reports the Oregon Washington Railroad and Navigation Co will place a station on the Grays Harbor branch on the farm of John Desch about sight miles west of Centralia at the crossing of the county road. The station will be named Mendowa SEW.

Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navigation Co Grays Harbor John Desch Centralia Mendowa

Birthday Party Honors Robinson on Milestone

Friends gathered Saturday evening to celebrate J. B. Robinson's birthday with a Five Hundred game. Prizes went to Mrs. Sullivan and Mr. Titus for first, and Mrs. Gaylord and Mr. Sullivan for consolation. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Gaylord, Hol Nelson, Irving Ruarell, F. B. Davis, James Shearer, Albert Smith, Kimball Teeter, 0 C Sullivan, P. G. Stevens, Miss Ethel Smith, Miss Bertha Hughey, Mr. W. N. Beal, Mr Carl Shearer, and Arthur Brookwell.

Robinson W. W. Gaylord Hol. Nelson Irving Ruarell F. B. Davis James Shearer Albert Smith Kimbal Teeterr 0.C. Sullivan P. G. Stevens Ethel Smith Bertha Hughey W. N. Beal Carl Shearer Arthur Brookwell

Masquerade Attended by Large Crowd in Chehalis

On Saturday night January 23 the Chehalis Liederkranz masquerade drew a large and representative crowd from various areas. Costumes were impressive with a professional costumier aiding in preparation. The event unfolded smoothly with lively dancing, a strong display of wallflowers, and the German singing society’s notable annual highlight drawing Teutonic and broader followers in both cities.

Liederkranz

Bright life ends at Chehalis girl teacher 18

The Chehalis Chronicle notes the death of Charlotte Hinkley, an 18 year old schoolteacher who recently completed her education and gained her first appointment. She lived with a sister in Penn and taught briefly there before illness struck. A Catholic requiem high mass was held for her soul, and friends from the convent and sisters attended.

St. Helens Hospital Chehalis Charlotte Hinkley Hinkley Penn Miss Hinkley Father Moens Maes Sticklin

Unexcelled Display of Generosity Special Offer

A call to action urges readers to secure every subscription by Tuesday January 31 to maximize a single big opportunity. The message emphasizes gathering subscriptions, counting each moment, and convincing friends to act, promising satisfaction from the effort.

Chronicle Morven

Bloodhounds Strengthen Sheriff Office Patrols

January 23 report notes two new purebred bloodhounds added to the county sheriff’s force to track criminals. The dogs, named Maud and a second soon to be named, have begun training and familiarizing with scent, while visitors observe the growing canine unit. Maud honors Miss Maud Hoss, daughter of Judge Hoss, sponsor of the ceremony.

County Seas Maud Maud Hoss Judge Hoss

National Bank Moves Into a New Building

The Chehalis National Bank has moved into its new quarters on Chehalis Avenue after temporary offices during construction. The building features a modern design with a secure safe deposit area, triple strength vaults, and a guarded system of keys and safeguards. The ground floor includes a director’s room and a spacious frontage in an attractive Citadel-like form.

Chehalis National Bank Chehalis Avenue Frurges i Uader Washington

Ex Chief of Police Inglais Seized With Illness

January 24 report from X city that former Police Chief Fred Ingaila was struck by illness and confined to bed. The exact nature of the ailment is unclear though his health has been poor recently.

Porice Ingalts Fred Ingaila Ingalla Hae Romo Wooka Pnat

Relatives Sought for Typhoid Victim Frank Murphy

Frank Murphy 20 died of typhoid fever at St Helens hospital. Sisters knew little aside from the name and Springfield Massachusetts origins. Undertaker Li J Sticklin traces his friends. Murphy appeared refined though life had been hard.

Frank Murphy St. Helens Hospital Springfield Mas Li J. Sticklin Sticklin Murphy

Brown Moves to Portland in Patent Trunk Firm Ties

Arthur Brown, known in Lewis county for selling his interest in the Harm and Brown mill, is moving from Ch hialis to Portland. He will be identified permanently with the Poyle Patent Trunk company.

Arthur Brown Harm & Brown Mill Lewis County Portland Poyle Patent Trunk Company

Simple fall injures Chehalis man knee

Frank Archer met with a distressing accident in Chehalis on Saturday night when he broke his knee cap by falling four feet from his front porch. He was talking to a friend as his elbow rested on a porch post. his arm slipped and his knee struck the ground, bending his leg under his weight.

Frank Archer Chehalis

Lewis County delegation targets roads and wages bills

In Olympia the Lewis County delegation introduces multiple measures. Highlights include road survey approvals for state routes, road No. 6 from Chehalis to South Bend, and a plan for a five member good roads commission. Other proposals cover tax payment timing, wages, railway right of way, and establishing an improvement district, all referred to the Senate Committee on Roads and Bridges, chaired by Senator Fishback.

Olympia Jon Washington Lewis Comnty Wishback Atte Choballa South Hend Aberdenn Tha Nonalo Sitte Ald Senate Fishback Ia House Frank Martin Seales II Leonard HT Branting Chahalia & Cowlite H. O Inelton

Reverend Rose and theFrustructive Sermons in Vermont Parish

The Rev Henry Rose recounts a young preacher in a Vermont parish who sought wider fame through powerful sermons. After one notably brilliant service an elderly lady complimented his work with a mangled remark about being frustrating and instructive, leaving him puzzled by the impression he had made.

Henry Rose Sinister Charse Vermont Newark Star

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