Baptist Singer Tangles Checks in Anacortes City
Marion Taylor a Baptist singer posing as Anacortes High School principal cashed multiple checks in June. He claimed to spend vacation in the city aiding church work while planning to meet evangelist Billy Sunday. Officers later arrested him after banks reported no funds and other checks surfaced. He signed Marion Crown alias at one market and said he intended to switch bank names.
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Dulles
Anacortes
Wash
G. S. Clevenger
Baptist Church
Marion S. Taylor
Ecounty
Marion Crown
Taylor
Gs, Clevenger
Jean
Chrisman
Porthrod
Billy Sunday
Rowe City
Hood River merchant Frans thrives on spring hustle
The Hood River News notes kh A Frans uses bold advertising and window displays to promote a spring push. Reporters observe increased painting in Hood River this season, signaling prosperity. Floor paint leads the showroom with samples showing durable, easy maintenance finishes.
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Kh. A. Frans
Hood River
Apple City Boys Defeat Goldendale In Columbia League
In Hood River the Apple City team defeated Goldendale in a Columbia River league game with strong pitching by Lake and solid hitting. The Dalles beat White Salmon 2 to 0 at The Dalles, Ri dell’s pitching stifling the Cherry City boys. Standings show The Dalles first with 96, Hood River 45, White Salmon 45, Goldendale 27.
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Hood River
Goldendale
Klickitats
Stok Thegatme
Lake
Goldendale Boys
Apple City Lads
White Salmon
Dalles
Ridell
Cherry City Boys
Portland
Arlinarton
Pembleton
Gibbons
LaGrands
Hut Lake
Union
Baker City
Huntington
Dalle
Paris Fair to buy corner property for expansion
M E McCarty and George Tomp son, owners of the Daria Fate, will complete the purchase of a 100x100 foot corner at Gi l Woodworth that was previously owned by . B Hartley. The Paris Fair plans to use the site for larger quarters and to consolidate departments as space is needed. The deal signals a substantial price and a strategic investment for future growth. In other city news, the Commercial Club will not host a Fourth of July celebration this year, and Rev. Woo Gilmore has accepted a call to serve the First Congregational Church in Dayton, Washington with a new $10,000 edifice and organ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. McCarty
George Tompson
Daria Fate
Gil. Woodworth
B. Hartley
Dea
Mr. Woodworth
Mewar
McCarty
Thompson
Od Fellows
Parkdale
Park Grange
Woo. Gilmore
Riverside Congregational Church
Tina
Dayton
Wah
Gilmore
Ance
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Hart-Schaffner
Marx
Luaxcuriant
Clarke
Chas. N. Clarke
Glacier Pharmacy
Oregon
Eee
Manhattan
Apple City Boys
Pine Grove
Irs
L. E. Clark
Corvallis
Wey
James Malloy
Washington
the Grange
J. M. Vaonier
Eliot
Mra
Sonneman
Peoria
L. C. Sonneman
H. M. Vannier
Mise Rena Vannier
Jennie Brown
Newman
A. Ruhuke
Winona
Minn
Mr. Ruhuke
Superior
Duluth
And
Union Pacific
Chicago
Fiat Mail
Fast Mail
Oregon & Washington Portland
A. ML
Abe
J. H. Predricy
Paris
Gorner
Dayton, Wash
D. F. Stanfield
Oak Grove
Hood River Light & Power Company
Farthur
Butler Bank
Brosius Block
Genasco
Nickelsen
Blowers’ Brothers
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