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Newspaper
Colville Examiner
Location
Colville, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1921
Page
10
A careful record of daily life from a hopeful youth. The diary traces everyday events, small joys, and growing insights as the writer documents school, family routines, and budding friendships across seasons.
A children’s diary covers everyday life from Friday to Friday with small events. It includes mentions of a teacher opinions about life, a fishing trip, a knife found in a tack box, a charge of misbehavior and weekly exams with a long list of diplomas awarded across many districts and students.
Mrs. William Bouck, a school teacher and mother of five, is described as a charming first lady of the Grange with premature gray hair and bright eyes. Her children include Beulah Ada Norton, all pursuing higher education, and the couple’s election news confirms her husband’s continuation as state Grange master.
A special election in Chewelah to decide keeping a high school and assuming Union High School District No 2 debt resulted 130 in favor and 63 against. The dissolution question will go to the community. District 22 must voice its policy before dissolution moves proceed.
The Examiner lists Loose Leafs books and assorted fillers in new shipments. Curated selections highlight literary titles and practical supplies for readers and collectors.
The plan defines how county Farm Bureaus and the Extension Service under state colleges and the U S department of agriculture should work together. County agents will join the Extension Service, while Farm Bureaus provide funding and governance without handling memberships or finances. The Farm Bureau remains separate from extension operations, and terminology will distinguish Farm Bureau work from cooperative extension activities.
The note recalls the 18 year old junior baseball trip when the Colville Crackerjacks under James Petty traveled 40 miles to Northport. The following day Colville faced Northport with a lineup including Paul Crawford and Chris Frye among others. Also listed are marriage of Er A Schultz to Mina Travis on June 7 and Ruth Sturman joining Lyme Glee Club at Cheney.
The Brink family expresses sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for help during illness and death of Wilma Brink. They name Rev C Owen for comfort, songsters and Mrs Chittenden for songs, and pallbearers Mrs Chittenden and girl friends.
We extend heartfelt thanks to friends for their kindness and sympathy during our bereavement and for the beautiful floral offerings from Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Broderick and Family.
We thank friends neighbors and the American Legion and Ladies Auxiliary for kindness after the burial of our son and brother Roy Elmer. Appreciation from Mr and Mrs L A Connelly and Mr and Mrs Lee L Connelly Edmond Connelly.
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