Stevens County Teachers Institute at Colville draws 220
Approximately 220 teachers attended the Stevens County Teachers Institute in Colville, the largest turnout yet. County Superintendent W O Cummings credited Colville educators and local residents for the success, with sessions on Washington Educational Association aims, rural school welfare, and readings instruction.
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Stevens County Teachers’ Institute
Colville
W. O. Cummings
Cummings
J. M. Huggins
Washington Educational Association
Arthur L. Marsh
Seattle
County Association
G. L. Putnam
Grace Holman
Spokane
Eva Mills
Institute
Josephine Fitzgerald
Cheney
R. A. Coleman
Ford
Cornell VanderMeer
Kettle Falls
George Denman
Rossburg
W. F. Millay
Fairview
C. E. Whitten
President Black
Ellensburg Normal School
Curtis
Merriman
Cheney State Normal
Nurse Mary Kimlin Takes Carbolic Acid
Miss Mary Kimlin 21 an undergraduate nurse at Mt. Carmel hospital died after taking pure carbolic acid in despondency. A letter preceded her act and a second note was left for her mother. Harry Gleason of Stenger Gleason Drug Co. last saw her cheerful and planning at a masquerade ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kimlin
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Charles Kimlin
Rose Lake
Idaho
Kimlin
Miss Kimlin
Fred Harris
Harry Gleason
Stenger-Gleason Drug Co
Armistice Day program plans in Colville
Plans for the Armistice Day program in Colville are advancing under Frank Starr Post No 47 of the American Legion led by John Miller. Events include a smoker with five boxing bouts, a football game, parade, dance, and possible fireworks.
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Frank Starr
American Legion
John Miller
Colville
Miller
Legion
Baird
Parker
Brick” Johnson
Alvin Dyer
American Legion Athletic Association of
Spokane
Association
Jack Brassington
Spokane American Legion
Elmer Doll
Sandpoint
Roy Turner
Jack Lipscomb
Frank Oberhansly
Colville Eleven
Selling as the Path to Restoring Business Normalcy
The author argues production alone cannot revive the economy. the true need is to boost consumption through smarter selling. Advertisers who highlight selling opportunities help restore normal business conditions by expanding consumer demand and connecting buyers with goods.
High School Junior Dies Very Suddenly
Gabriel Burkhart Simet 16 dies after a brief illness from throat paralysis. Son of Mr. and Mrs. John Simet of First and Maple leaves two sisters Bernice and Aileen. Bright student in Colville High School journalism class. Funeral at Catholic church conducted by Rev. E Bell S J. Interment in Catholic cemetery.
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Gabriel Burkhart Simet
Colville High School
John Simet
Maple
Bernice
Aileen Simet
Examiner
Catholic Church
E. Bell
S.J
Open House for Colville Amateur Athletic Club Tonight
Colville hosts the first annual open house at the high school gymnasium tonight starting about eight o clock. The event aims to connect the club with residents, featuring wrestling and boxing bouts, song numbers, and a dance to close. Major draw is a whisperweight Colville championship bout among sons of local business leaders.
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Colville
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