Local Residents Attend Visits and Returns Across Pasco and Hover
Correspondents R. E. Blackman and son Dwight transacted business in Pasco and Kennewick Saturday. Several residents including Mrs. Cohorn and daughter Mrs. Cole visited Mrs. John Mills Friday. Others returned from Spokane and hospital stays while planning moves to Chicago and Travers City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Blackman
Dwight
Pasco
Kennewick
Cohorn
Mrs. Cole
John Mills
Locust Grove Literary Club Holds Saturday Meeting
Locust Grove members gathered for a night of practical rural life talks and music. The next program will present a mock trial while spring sun boosts wheat readiness. Baseball practice drew a weak turnout and Triple Springs students face two more weeks of school before vacation. Mrs Gleason of Kennewick visited Mrs Alfred Amon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Locust Grove
Triple Springs
Gleason
Kennewick
Alfred Amon
Richland Social Roundup Includes Visits and Events
George Pearson left for Connell. Mrs. W. L. Enyeart and Mrs. N. M. Enyeart returned from visitors in Wichita and Nebraska. T. H. Becker went to Walla Walla. Harry Bryson left after a visit with his sister. Kennewick visitors came for the day. Betty Ross departed for nurse training in Spokane. Richland auto stage office moved to Jos Koelsch’s store. A social hop occurred in Amion hall hosted by the Richland orchestra. Community members traveled to Seattle and Kennewick for business and visits. The Women’s Missionary Society met at Mrs. Foster’s. a 500 game and refreshments were enjoyed at the birthday club. Sherman Muncey plans moves to Oregon. Kennewick business visits by Fruhling, Koelsch, and Glenn. Miss Anna Harper toured Kennewick. A. R. Arnold’s family returned home from Seattle. Richland Commercial Club held a successful smoker with boxing, wrestling, and a luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesdames Berg
O’connell and
Wheelhouse
Kennewick
Sherman Muncey
Walla Walla
Oregon
F. Fruhling
J. Koelsch
J. Glenn
Women’s Missionary Society of the Evangelical Church
S. C. Foster
H. Harthe
Lowell
Wash
H. F. Yedica
Martin Winienga
Finley
George Anderson
Richland
Pasco
J. A. Cooper
Portland
Ore
Local Social Notes and Classifieds Preview
SFINLEY ITEMS recounts regional visits and movements including Ruth Lewias and Gussie Robinson to Epworth League events in Kennewick and Naomi Smith visiting from Kennewick. It notes residents moving, travel to Grandview and Hover, a lecture in Kennewick, and Nichols family Denver trip. Also an ad seeks two auto driving and repair trainees for the American Auto Academy in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Hedington
Big Bend
Kennewick
Ruth ,Lewias
Gussie Robinson
Minnie Linder
Messrs
A. R. Barton
F. Cole
J. King
Naomi Smith
E. M. Sly
Rhodes
Walla Walla
Wm. Tewart
Walling House
Harry Hedington
T. W. Moore
Martha Williams
Grandview
F. E. Dilling
Wm. Switzler
Plymouth
Fred Cresswell
American Auto Academy
East Pike Street
Seattle
Highlands social scene shows few events this week
Highlands notes limited social life with a club gathering hosted by Mesdames Moline Evans and Fouch. Local visits include W. M. Kenyon at the Petty home in Badger, and E. O. Keene with Jas. Ward in Badger. April 25 arrival plans for M. L. Volwiler to summer on his Arlington ranch. Daughters of the American Revolution met at Mrs. W. H. Gould as Mrs. W. T. Mann spoke on Paul Jones. Next DAR meeting with Mrs. W. B. Wuth in May. Spraying activity noted amid pot smudges and home visits. New residence of Hq. A. Spiegleburg being prepared as his family migrates from St. Louis, with sons of Mr. Spiegleburg visiting city this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highlands
Mesdames Moline
Evans
Fouch
W. M. Kenyon
Lee Petty
Badger
E. O. Keene
Jas. Ward
E. M. Baker
Benton City
M. L. Volwiler
Arlingon
Daughters of the American Revolution
W. H. Gould
W. T. Mann
Paul Jones
W. B. Wuth
From the Manger to the Cross Life Story Film Experience
An account of the making of From the Manger to the Cross a reverent film about Jesus of Nazareth describing open air scenes in Jerusalem Bethany and Calvary plus the strenuous production with eighty thousand photographs eight months work and the perilous crucifixion scene witnessed by crowds and officials including the governor Jerusalem and the American consul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Manger
Cross
Jesus of Nazareth
Christ
Bland
Kalem Company
White House
Jerusalem
Holy Land
Calvary
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. D. Parker
Spokane
Emil Helpenstell
U. S
Hover
Richard Carlson
Pendleton
James McKenzie
Mary McKenzie
E. D. Spicer
C. A. Spicer
Marcus, Washington
Miss Bradford
W. L. Blackman
East
Chicago
Mr. Blackman
Travers City
Michigan
T. L. Page
Hosford
Fla
Jess Long
Page
Maybel MacKenzie
Roy Robinson
Chas
Wm. Mills
U. S. Str
Umatilla
George Pearson
Connell
Ladies’ Embroidery Club
David Fish
Betty Ross
St. Luke’s Hospital
Richland Auto Stage Express
Jos. Koelsch
Amion Hall
Richland Orchestra
J. C. Oliphant
George Garrett
Amon Park
John Anderson
Emil Bersh
Hershel Jameson
John Glenn
Birthday Club
Thaddeus Grosscup
Yakima Ranch
Anna Harper
A. R. Arnold
Stanton’s Insurance Office
Mrs. L. L. de Oree
Ser
Ay Lett
Mr. DeForce
Mrs. DeFon
Mr. Morrison
Teris
M. Barty
Fred Tepple
Iron Ridge
Sin
F. 4. m ‘S. O. Probst
Tepple
Hq. A. Spiegleburg
Mr. Spiegleburg
Jy City
Man’s Bank
Portland Trust Company
Bank of
Vanewick
Palestine
Egypt
Via Dolorosa
St. Veronica
Raisi
Bethany
Lazar
Nain
Damascus
Christ Thes
The
Princess Theatre
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