Venetians Rally to Beat South Bend River Hate 6 to 3
May 2 game at Bend saw South Bend lead 4 to 0 through five innings before Raymond club pitchers shut down the foe. Baler allowed four hits and fanned 15. Clemenson, newly moved from Victoria Northwestern, homered and Sheriston McNamara turned a key double play. Beed and Raymond combined for 6 7 on-base support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maymond
South Bend
Carp
Raymond
Baler
Clemenson
Victoria
Sheriston McNamara
Automobiles collide injure passengers in Tacoma area crash
At about 8 last night Ed Hitch of Centralia drove his five passenger Nash into J W Reynolds Cadillac on Tower Ave near Walnut in Tacoma. Mrs Reynolds was hurt by glass and taken to a nearby home in shock. Reynolds previously faced a fatal bicyclist case but was cleared crimin ally. a later damages verdict favored the widow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Hitch
Centralia
J. W. Reyholls
Tacoma
Alat Sit
Tower Ave
Reynolds
Fearby House
Wenr
Marviel Uwetts
Tower
Chehalis
Hitch
Walnut
Ritch
Cadillac
Nau
Inquiries From Homeseekers Reach Commercial Club
The Commercial Club reports many inquiries from prospective settlers in the middle west and east. Respondents include people from Minnesota Wisconsin and Oklahoma with farms to sell or plans to relocate. Secretary Baton continues distributing descriptive booklets and responding to inquiries as new prospects arrive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Middle West
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Baton
Picnic of United Mind Workers of America Held at Koplah
A May outing sponsored by the United Mind Workers of America Loans No 2489 drew a large attendance yesterday. Good weather and special cars facilitated travel from Contra la and nearby towns. Participants ranged from young to old, with visitors from several towns enjoying the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aierica
Koplah
Contrala
Asvoral
Centralia Police Maintain Light Crime, Vigilant Stand
Centralia reports crime levels near standstill with officers patrolling the rail line and depot. Police identify transients passing through and quickly remove dubious travelers, keeping the town orderly. Two officers focus on the railroad depot to deter crime and maintain safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuntralia
Centralia
Funeral of Carter May Draws Large Attendees
In a May funeral at a Christian church, Mary and many friends gathered to honor Carter May who died last Monday. Ministers Rev Hyder and Rev Robert J. Reid led services as attendees recalled his generous nature and loyal church support, including a noted $800 gift during a period of church hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Carter May
Mr. Hyder
Robert J. Reid
May
Man Buys Bicycle Mistakenly From Street Seller
Frank Lewis found his bicycle outside a secondhand store on North Tower Ave missing. J Denhof, newly owner of the shop, sold the bike to a stranger thinking it part of the inventory. Lewis reclaimed the money after confronting Denhof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand
North Tower Ave
Frank Lewis
J. Denhof
Lewis
Denhof
M. A. Iland
Mr. Denhef
Mr. Lewis
Standard Rails Planned on National Ave in Chehalla
June 2 Warren Construction Company begins improvements on National Ave Chehalla to lay standard rails on the light of way. Washington-Oregon instructed to lay rails to prevent repeats of past trouble when brick was broken on Pacific Ave due to low rails.
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Warren Construction Company
National Ave
Chehalla
Ened
Washington-Oregon
Pacific Ave
Centralia Climbs Back to Top of the Ladder
Centralia moved into sole possession of the lead after a 9 to 2 win over Chehalis on Miller Field. Hollis struck out 14 in a dominant start, Fechtner added a fifth inning homer, and Gleason, Stebick, A Anderson fueled a big seventh inning that chased Coleman. About 1500 fans watched as Centralia pulled ahead in the league pennant race with strong defense from Guyn and Murray in left field.
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Centralia
Chehalis
Miller Field
Hollis
Guyn
Murray
Fechtner
Tokh -Gamo
Gleason
Stebick
A* Anderson
Pats Pets
Coleman
Centralia AB
Newell
Anderson
Brown
Sun
Wilkins
Hunt
S Murray
Berry Sh
Miller
Taylor
Moore
Tiechtner
Kane
Sparks
Chehals
Feehtner
Hases
Om Balls
Stennel Gleason
Womerus
Feehine
Russ Hall
Death of J F Hackett in Chehalis prompts obituary note
John F Hackett aged sixty one of 215 North Reel street died suddenly Monday evening from heart failure while in his garden. Born in Bombay New York he is survived by a widow two sons William and Charles and three daughters Emma Minnie and Mia. Funeral services were set for 14:00 at the Catholic church.
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John F. Hackett
North Reel Street
Bombay
New York
Ats
William
Charles Hackett
Emma Hackett
Minnie Hackett
Mia
ML. D
Lumberman narrowly escapes fatal train fall near Centralia
Francia Donnelly, a veteran logger employed in the Doty camps, was nearly killed yesterday afternoon as he rode on a freight car. Slowed by the yards, his blankets became an obstacle and he tumbled to the ground, his head striking the track as the wheels passed nearby. He rolled aside just in time, with trainmen calling the escape miraculous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia Donnelly
Lrmberman
Doty
Centralia
Donnelly
Lone Marriage License Report From Chehalis Area
A Chehalis minister joined Thomas Vorner of Chehalis and Margaret Grotach of Napavine in marriage after their license was granted by Auditor Swofford in Chennis. The ceremony completed the union yesterday in the regional locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auditor Swofford
Chennis
Thomas Vorner
Chehalis
Margaret Grotach
Napavine
Portland Lawyer Bruden baker to Undergo Appendectomy
C. A. Brudebsker, a prominent Portland attorney, is preparing for an appendectomy after weeks of confinement due to illness. Surgeon J. M. Ponder of Forney & Ponder will handle duties during the operation period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Brudebsker
Choholis
Portland
Phyalelann
Lone
J. M. Ponder
Forney & Ponder
Brude
Baker
New Farmers & Merchants Bank Progress in Centralia
Henry Hall Johnson of Seattle leads plans for the Farmers and Merchants National Bank building at Tower Avenue and Maple Street Centralia. The two story terra cotta brick structure will feature marble finishes iron vaults and a private directors’ space with modern heating ventilation and security aimed at efficient service for patrons and staff.
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Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Centralia
Centratia
Chehalis
Eavary
Bank
Tower Avenue
Maple Street
Safe Deposit
Pie
Suvinga
Yale
Henry Hall Johnson
Seattle
Centralia Moose Excursion Plans for June Event
The Moose of Contralia stage an excursion to Portia during Rose Carnival called Moose Day. June A special train is chartered for 509 Moose and friends with many visitors expected. Committee members include G. R. Turkpile J. N Tewin Herbert Robertson T E Me and G L Harris. About twenty two new members admitted at Moose Hall meeting. Indication aims to reach 600 Centralia members. charter under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Turkpile
J. N ° Tewin
Herbert Robertson
G. L. Harris
Manbern
Indga
Centralia
Still Soan
Beaufort Banishes Barnacle in County Ban
J Denison, a Venatin character, was jailed for drunk and disorderly conduct in Chehalis. Judge Teaufort fined 40 dollars and costs, plus 15 days in jail. He banished Denison from the county for one year, starting after current sentence. If he returns to Contralta or Chohalia during the ban, he faces Supreme Court handover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weward J. Denison
Beternatica Heanfort
Chehalis Yeater
Teaufort
Donison
Jath Tomfort
Denison
Contralta
Chohalia
Bunorior
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Bend
Seebelideee
Baker and Wineholt
Carter
Gentralia
Chonalis
Box
Ning
PWL
Rae So. Bead
J. F. Hackett
Bec-Nugget
Sts
Citizen's Club
St. Helens
Dee Nugget
Dairy Nu
Merrill
Ageng
Antira
Daily Nugget
Ree-Nugget
Cloge
THE
Varmers & Merchants’ Bank
Gen
NEW Bank
Centralia Moose Plan Excuadion
Beaufort
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