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Centralia Weekly Chronicle

Location

Centralia, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1911

Page

7

Inter class track meet crowns Seniors with silver cup

May 27 summary of events lists Rhodes dominating sprints and relay as Seniors beat Sophomores by 44 points to win the inter class track cup. Final class scores: Seniors four, Sophomores nineteen, Juniors eleven, Freshmen one. Event highlights include 100 yard dash Rhodes 11 seconds and discus Yeager 86 feet 2 inches.

Rhodes Duniors Chambers Grimm Stroup Yeager Woods

Prof Markus and pupils make hit at Centralia recital

A May 27 recital at the Christian church by Prof Albert I Markus and his pupils drew a large audience. The program marked Prof Markus's first Centralia appearance and showcased standout performances by Aussie Gram, Mrs Bower, Ralph Swayne, Nellie Johansen, and Karte Martin, highlighting high teaching skill and notable singing talent.

Albert I. Markus Christian Church Centralia Markus Petter Aussie Gram Mra Ka’ Bower Ralph Swayne Mise Nellie Johansen Misa Karte Martin

Indiana Elks Entertains Fort Wayne Convention

Indiana Elks enjoy hospitality of Fort Wayne members at the bluest state convention of the order ever held in Indiana.

Fort Wayne Ind Elks of Hooslordem Indiana

Building rises rapidly in Centralia by Gillam firm

Centralia sees a new brick building under rapid construction by H. C. Gillam, a milk and logging entrepreneur, beside his 411 North Tower Ave store. Part of the ground floor is leased to Home Investment Company, with other tenants still undetermined. Foundation work is complete and wall progress advances.

Centralia H. C. Gillam North Tower Ave Home Investment Company

Woodmen of the World Jolly Event Planned

The Skonkumehuck Lodge No. 405 invites neighbors to a June 1 gathering with music by a band, quartet songs, a boxing contest and a trial by jury. A lunch will be served as a feature. the Woodmen of the World is noted as a strong organization with popular events.

Woodmen of the World Skonkumehuck Lodge No

Former Chehalis Girl Passes Away

Pearl McMahon, daughter of a former Chehalis resident, died at Orting last Saturday morning. Funeral held at 2 PM at the Christian Church in Chehalis with Rev Trown officiating. Aged 19, she was well known among Chehalis youth. McMahons moved from Lewis County to Grling about a year ago. Interment in Claquata Odd Fellows Cemetery.

Pearl McMahon Chehali Orting Christian Church Chehalis Trown Miss McMahon Chehalls McMahons Lewis Courtty Hat Grling Odd Fellows Cemetery Claquata

Chehalis Climbs First With Surprising Series Sweep

Chehalis seized temporary lead in the State League pennant race by taking three straight from South Bend on Saturday and Sunday. The series featured two tight games and a lopsided double header, with Chehalis winning 2-1, 11-4, and 3-2 as South Bend showed improved form. Chehalis hopes Centralia will be next to fall in line as fans await the outcome.

South Bend Chehalis Miller River Rats Chehalig Harches Harbor City

Turntable Ordered for Northern Pacific at Pluvius

The state railroad commission on April 11 ordered Northern Pacific to install a turntable at Plivins on the South Bend branch to allow engines to be run ahead of trains. The 40 mile Francis to Chehalis junction route prompted the rule due to dangerous reverse running for passengers crews and the public.

Northern Pacific Railroad Plivins South Bend Pranch State Railroad Commission Francis Chehalis Junction

Plenty of Work in Centralia This Summer

The Centralia area sees strong labor demand with police often coordinating worker placements. Jail shelters and lodging houses handle transient workers while firemen are sent to section and bridge construction sites. Many men are expected to be needed this summer, suggesting rising employment.

Centralia Northwest

Kendall family escapes injury in buggy overturn at rail crossing

Kendall and his wife and child narrowly avoided serious harm when their buggy upset at the Chehalis road crossing of the Washington Oregon interurban near the Fair Grounds. The motorman halted the car, but a wheel dropped into a hole, ejecting the occupants onto the roadway. Mrs Kendall suffered a severe shock but no serious injuries were found by Dr Damon, and the Kendalls were taken back to Centralia by car.

Kendall States National Bank Chilé Chehalis Washington-Oregon Fair Grounds

Utilities Commission Appointed by Governor Hay

Governor Hay appointed W. H. Wallace of Seattle George A. Lee and Mr. Pratt to the employes compensation commission. Lee serves two years Pratt four Wallace six. The commission takes effect June 8 and a test suit will be filed in the supreme court to test constitutionality of injured workers benefits. They will lack offices in the state house and will need quarters outside the capitol.

State House Capitol Building

Funeral for Olab Thompson Held at Strekii Undertaking

The funeral of Olab Thompson, who died in the Employes Hospital, was held this morning at 10:00 at Strekii Undertaking Parlors. Interment followed at Washington Lawn Cemetery. The Rev. Robert Roth officiated.

Clyt Thompson Employes Mpurtor Little Palla Waa Strekii Undertaking Partota Washingeton Lawn Cemetery Robert Roth

Centralia Drops Lead In Weekend County League

Centralia lost to Raymond 8 to 4 in a hard fought Saturday game after leading early. Key hits by Stebick Newell and Guyn spurred Centralia, but Raymond’s Wineholt and Clemenson homers, plus late pressure, shifted momentum. multiple pitchers and errors shaped the finish as Raymond strengthened in the standings.

Wineholt Krause Hemekile Baker Balis Hall Raymond Houie Venetians Centralia Stebick Burnett Vivian Brown White Steblek Guyn HPOA Newell Oh Gleason Ad Stebick O Guyn Anderson Oh B. Anderson Trotlis Raymond Vivian Pickens I McNamara Glemunson Iwi Reed Rf Baker Rhe Ray Stebick 2 A. Andersson McNamara Hollis pall—Stepick

Ingenious ice plant to be built in Centralia

A Bucoda promoter pledges a centralized ice machine project to supply every home hotel saloon and office with its own plant. If Hudson Ice Company settles in Centralia sixty workers would be hired and a daily output of about 100 machines is planned at roughly 20 000 dollars initial cost, with six thousand raised locally. The portable unit weighs 73 pounds uses a standard electric supply, costs five dollars, and promises three cent per six pounds ice delivery.

Hudson Ice Company Centralia Mansger Hudson Hustson Ross Huston Prac Gly Portland

National Letter Carriers hold planned Asbury Park convention

A campaign aims to secure the next convention of the National Letter Carriers Association for Asbury Park. Details reference a late meeting of New Jersey entrants and the process observed by United Press.

Ashbury Dark Rlura’ Association Asbury Park

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