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Newspaper

Colville Examiner

Location

Colville, Washington, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1921

Page

1

Big Prizes for Stevens County Fair Week in Colo

Stevens County stock and fair association announces over $500 in prizes for eight annual Colo fair events from September 28 to October 1. Secretary John Raftis states a full amusement program with numerous sports, races every 15 minutes, and a relay finale. Horse entries must be in by September 21 to join the competitive showcases.

Stevens County Stock and Fair Association Colo John Raftis Colville of Commerce Herbert Owens

Mrs Clara Gilson Dies While On Auto Trip in Philadelphia

A Barnes Pa. family wire reports Mrs Clara Gilson mother of Mrs Walter DeLand died suddenly in Philadelphia early last week. Interment was held Saturday. Mrs Gilson enjoyed the auto trip and arrived in good health before the journey from Colville began last July toward a transcontinental tour with her daughter Miss Gilson.

Walter DeLand Barnes Clara Gilson DeLand Gilson W. DeLand

Fatty Arbuckle Pictures Barred at Colville

Colville theatre owner H. D. Williams announces no more Fatty Arbuckle pictures will be shown until Arbuckle is exonerated of currently pending charges.

Fatty Arbuckle Colville H. D. Williams Colville Theatre Roscoe Fatty” Arbuckle

Colville High Graduates Head to Ten Colleges and Universities

Colville high school graduates will attend ten colleges and universities this fall including the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor University of Washington and Reed College. Washington state college will enroll ten graduates led by Harold Kohlstedt in rural ec o nomics and others in geology engineering English and physical education. Additional students will study at North Pacific Dental College Whitman college Seattle Pacific Willamette Reed Spokane University Cheney Normal School and more. About 644 students from the city schools had registered by midweek with 244 in the high school 98 in the junior high and 306 in the grammar school.

Colville High School University of Michigan Ann Arbor Michigan University of Washington Washington State College Reed College Portland Whitman College North Pacific Dental College Willamette University Seattle Pacific College Spokane University Cheney Normal School Harold Kohlstedty Clyde Carr Clarence Men Muir Department of Engineering Harold Silke College of Pharmacy Mildred Maurer Bertha Rickey Gloria Munger Dorothy Anderson Louis H. Foote Margaret Yeakey Ed. Rogers College of Business Administration Spencer Workman College of Engineering Mildred Campbell Edith Cattle Colville Jack Rice Don Durland Martin Wilken Ted Emery Edgar Gilbert Whitman’ College Ross Durland Cameron Sherwood Harry Jesseph Ruth Myron Williams Seattle Maude Sachs Willamette Carl Fery Vera Stolts Ethel Waddell Neva Miller Grant Floyd Pond James O'Neil G. L. Putnam

High School Class Officers Elected at Colville

Colville high school held its annual class officer elections with eight girls and seven boys winning offices. Margaret Taylor leads the senior class for the third consecutive year, while Emma Hofstetter heads the juniors and Gerald Exley presides over the sophomores. There are 141 girls and 104 boys in the school, with seniors remaining among the smallest male classes.

Colville High School Margaret Taylor Enos Rice Wilbur Copp Christine Kimple Alice Conner Emma. Hofstetter Miss Hofstetter Hubert Page Theis Johnson Harold Baird Dorothy Diffenbacher Gerald Exley Charles Wilbur Velma Hackett Bernie Schwerdfield William Caldwell Eleanor Wilbur Marjorie Heaton Muriel Anderson Lelaty Burgess H. A. Scarborough

Graduate Nurse Accepts Position in Private Office

Miss Louise Allsup formerly with Mt. Carmel hospital accepts a position with Dr. R. F. Goetter to assist in outside and office practice. Sarah Mc Cauley remains as office assistant. Allsup trained at San Diego General hospital graduating with high honors in 1919 then worked at Portland Surgical hospital before moving to Seattle and Colville.

Louise Allsup Mt. Carmel Hospital R. F. Goetter Sarah McCauley Miss Allsup Portland San Diego General Hospital San Diego California Portland Surgical

Jurors Named for October Call in Stevens County

Sixty residents certified for jury duty across Stevens County with districts listing dozens of names. District 1 includes Mary Shellenberg and J. A. Shephard among others, District 2 lists W. C. Todd and Oscar Person, District 3 features H. J. Butler and Nick Fiorks, with time for jury calling to be set.

Stevens County District 1 Mary Shellenberg Etta J. Kentner I. N. Laser J. A. Shepherd F. B. Jessell P. J. Golm H. A. Brigham S. Jell Clyde Avary Charles E Gertrude Fay C. A. Dietz E. Grubb Ed. Sayles Larilda Shelton Guy White Walter J. Ody B. Quereo James Chase B. F. Cassiday F. B. Robinson C. H. Fuller B. E. Heritage D. Sloseford H. J

Hayes Family Heads to Moneaqua for Winter

Mr and Mrs T S Hayes with their daughter son Ralph Brady and child Everett Hayes depart Colville by Buick for Moneaqua Illinois to winter there via Ogden Cheyenne Denver and Kansas City route. They have lived in Colville eight years and return to Moneaqua where their family has long resided.

T. S. Hayes Ralph Brady Everett Hayes Colville Moneaqua Illinois Ogden Cheyenne Denver Kansas City

Fallen Heroes Buried Monday In Colville Murals

Funeral services held Monday for Edgar Theobald Thomas Ernest Davis and Joseph Elbert Christman at Quinn W. McCord parlors. About 400 to 500 people attended the largest funeral crowd yet in Colville with Frank Starr post 47 American Legion organizing and color guards, firing squad and taps. Interments followed at Highland and Evergreen cemeteries as Rev J M Huggins preached on patriotism.

Edgar Thomas Theobald Ernest Davis Joseph Elbert Christman Quinn W. McCord Highland Evergreen Colville Frank Starr American Legion Legion J. M. Huggins Post Ralph Willett Henrietta Gohlman Will C. Keller H. J. Plumb Robert Lee Ab Conner Lew Wyatt Glen Crewse Bert Mottner Lester Cohrs Milton Kohlsteadt Ed. Nyholm Ray Verrel Lloyd Skidmore 157Th Infantry 109Th Infantry the Argonne Edgar Theobald Hamline Minn Wash Camp Creek Ranch Standard Oil Company Pullman State College

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