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Edmonds Enterprise

Location

Edmonds, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1986

Page

3

Edmonds to mark site of its first church with plaque

The Edmonds South Snohomish County Historical Society will unveil a plaque June 14 at 2 p.m. on the site of Edmonds first church. Co chair Doug Egan notes this is the third historic marker in Edmonds, with past plaques at the Quality Shingle Mill site and George Brackett's old feed barn. The ceremony, co sponsored by the American Legion Frank Freese Post No. 66, will feature Edward R. Scott, last surviving member of the 1930 building purchase committee.

James Bush Edmonds Edmonds South Snohomish George Brackett Edmonds Congregational Church Interseenarios Egan Legion Dayton Street Sixth Avenue Olin L. Fowler American Legion Post The American Legion Frank Freese Legion Post Edward R. Scott Scott Legionnaire Seattle House-Moving Oakland Quality Historical Society Edmonds-South Snohomish County

Police call drowning a death by own action

Snohomish County authorities report Lynnwood man Joseph W. Milam died May 25 in a self-inflicted plunge into Lost Lake after fleeing from an assault call. Autopsy cites asphyxiation by drowning. deputy watched as Milam accelerated the Camaro down a 300 foot ramp into about 25 feet of water. Divers recovered the body after about two hours.

Snohomish Lynnwood Phyllis Lynch Joseph W. Milam Milam State Game Department Lost Lake Maltby

Stray mom Cleo seeks home at PAWS Lynnwood shelter

A gray tabby named Cleo at Progressive Animal Welfare Society PAWS shelter in Lynnwood is up for adoption. Found with five kittens in a Seattle woman's garage they were handed to PAWS on May 16. The kittens have been adopted. Cleo’s $40 fee includes neutering and she is described as quiet and gentle. Pauli from last week’s column has also been adopted.

Cleo Progressive Animal Welfare Society PAWS Lynnwood Seattle Pauli

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