Local Notes Parade Through Prosser and Nearby Towns
Correspondents report a week of visits and greetings as N A McPhee and relatives call on friends in Prosser. Miss Calla Shaw and Thelma Tagg stay guests. many residents travel to Tacoma Spokane Walla Walla Kennewick and other locales for visits holidays and business. Local church events include an Anti-Saloon League talk and a joint revival with Finley pastor G A Tyler assisting J D Bird.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. A. McPhee
Prosser
McPhee
J. B. Clark
Thelma Tagg
Calla Shaw
Switzler Island
Stoddard
Spokane
Mary Simard
Walla Walla
Fred Cresswell
Mabel
Hazel Smith
B. McGregor
Leach
Council
Idaho
Henry Carsten
Cashmere
Wash
Geo. Kraeber
Kennewick
Leona Hoisington
North Yakima
E. M. Hoisington
Hall
Washington State Anti-Saloon League
L. C. Rolph
Glen
C. E. Millard
Mr. Millard
Crab Creek Lumber Co
G. A. Tyler
Prosser Methodist Church
J. D. Bird
Finley
Highland News Highlights From Wallace Visitors To Local Events
A. J. Fish arrives from Wallace Idaho to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs David Fish for the winter. Amon hall hosts a Wednesday evening dance with a ladies luncheon. Conrad Prager breaks a limb fixing a well on W Anshutz ranch. M E church Watch services on New Years Eve at Rev Kloster home. Birthday Club hosts card party with five hundred late. W M S meets January 14 at C E Duffy home. Edith Fisher returns to Ellensburg for college after holidays. Local basketball loss to Kennewick 40 4. Eva Chellis returns to Idaho to teach after two week visit. Harry Turman brings four carloads of sheep from Seattle for E S Hubbard. Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Brenneman home. Rev Foster listed as sick. Otto Haueisen returns from Spokane after St Luke’s Hospital operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Fish
Wallace
Idaho
David Fish
Amon Hall
Conrad Prager
W. Anshutz
M. E. Church
W. E. Kloster
The
Birthday Club
Evangelical Church
C. E. Duffy
Edith Fisher
Ellensburg
Kennewick
Eva Chellis
Harry Turman
Seattle
E. S. Hubbard
J. H. Brenneman
S. C. Foster
Benton City Residents Visit Kennewick And Seattle
F. S. Clement and wife of Benton City and Mrs. E. S. Clement of Alton Ill visit Kennewick to spend time with Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas. R. J. Kelley of the O W R N force at Kennewick spent the weekend here. Miss Lottie Millay returns from Seattle. Miss Mollie Bolich returns from Asotin after the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. S. Clement
Benton City
E. S. Clement
Alton, Ill
Kennewick
J. B. Thomas
R. J. Kelley
O-W. R. &N. Force
Highlands Improvement Club elects officers and committees
At the January meeting the Highlands Improvement Club named officers led by President E O Keene and listed committees for Finance House Membership Entertainment Agriculture and Statistics Roads and Transportation Program. A C Hart was elected secretary. A special meeting is set for January 12 to review the House committee report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
E. O. Keene
W. L. Craver
H. Liebel
G. H. Taylor
House
Jos. Hess
Frank White
A. C. Hart
F. H. Krug
E. R. McCory
J. B. Yost
Agriculture and
K. Dawson
F. Speigleberg
E. K. McCory
A. E. Lenhardt
W. T. Mann
Wm. Kenyon
D. A. Areh
I. A. Boynton
Highlands Sunday School
George William’s
Averil Beavers
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Tiede Jr return from Ritzville after two weeks away. Miss Willa McDonald leaves for Longview. Mr and Mrs Graff back from Spokane visiting relatives. Miss Elsie Melissa Moehler and Margaret Reinhart from Kennewick visit Maud Schroyer. A W Pitts guests at Hampton home on New Year’s day. Spicer transacts business in Kennewick. Long, Doyle attend Wallula dance. Spears return from Portland. Myrtle Hampton hosts dinner for Lela Shirk with Grace Edwards Lydia Pearl Evans Eula Zilda Toothacher Bertha Tiede present. Mela DuGanne returns from coast. Ladies Aid elect officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willa McDonald
Longview
H. C. Graff
Spokane
Elsie
Melissa Moehler
Margaret Reinhart
Kennewick
Maud Schroyer
A. W. Pitts
Yellepit
J. E. Hampton
E. D. Spicer
Toby Long
Jack Doyle
Wallula
Wm. Spears
Portland
Myrtle Hampton
Lela Shirk
Rathdrum
Idaho
Grace Edwards
Lydia
Pearl Evans
Eula
Zilda Toothacher
Bertha Tiede
Mela DuGanne
Florence
Effie Oliver
Harold Oliver
Pasco
Ralph Hargett
Holden
J. A. Durnal
Vera Maud
Oro May Lyons
J. H. Parks
Marshall
Florence Perkins
Palouse
W. R. Crawford
Local Club Slate of Officers Named
Mrs. H. W. Powell serves as president, with Mrs. E. M. Landis as vice-president, Mrs. J. E. Hampton as secretary, and Mr. John Mills as treasurer, forming the club’s leadership team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. W. Powell
E. M. Landis
J.E. Hampton
John Mills
Community Anecdotes From Kennewick and Nearby
A Kissee of local events fills Section Seven with gatherings and daily life notes. New Year celebrations at the Hutchinson and Mayfield homes, family reunions, visits from Kennewick, and friends from Pasco and Freewater mark the week.
Examinations, pins, and basketball in local school notes
The first semester exams were held midweek with seventeen students excused from all tests. Seniors lead with six exemptions, followed by juniors five, freshmen four, and sophomores two. Exempt scores and names are listed for each class. The senior class received new gold class pins. Basketball plans include games against Sophomores and Confederates, with a winter schedule featuring matches at Kennewick, Pasco, and Prosser, to fund new suits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Av’ge Bank
Raymond Rarey
Lara Shanafelt
Geraldine Crossland
Helen Stewart
Martin Garber
Dorothy Arnold
Marilla Meikle
Ralph Dague
Gladys Dague
Margaret Zwanzig
Linnie Witt
Sadie Earhart
Lacey Squibb
Dora Williams
Nevada Dague
Perry Soth
Wilford Butler
Sophs
Casabas to Boost Kennewick Valley Crop Plan
The Kennewick Fruit Exchange urges growers to plant casabas this winter and spring, citing strong market potential from New York to local carload sales. It calls for land preparation, soil manuring, seed sourcing, and an efficiency push to raise per acre yields and total profit this year. Cons. H. Corts credits the plan to the valley’s growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Fruit Exchange
New York City
United States
Kennewick
Cons
H. Corts
Kennewick Hosts Six Home Games In Season Tickets
Season tickets for six home games go on sale for 1.00 each. The schedule lists January 16 against Richland with Kennewick inviting fans to attend all games and travel with the team if possible to boost Kennewick basketball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnyside
Mabton
Mabton St
Richland
Kennewick
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Monroe Ford
Tacoma
Angela Cox
Prineville
Ore
Grange
Onie Cochran
Madge Davis
Anacortes
J. Roberts
Chaiivari
F. M. Claus
Ethel
Finley Angell
P. J. Waldron
Ira
Waitsburg
C. E. Rowley
Ben Hoover
Righland Items
W. R. Artmen
Otto Haueisen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Highlands
Cramner
E. H. Mann
George Peters
Lenhardt
Madeline Keller
Juneau City
Wis
Mrs. Tiede, Jr
Ritzville
Ladies’ Aid
C. Hutchinson
Paul Hender
J. Howard
A. R. Neff
A. B. Brown
Eureka
Hollee
Anna Losse
Burns’ Ranch
E. C. Tagg
Washburn
Rock Springs
Wyoming
Kennewick Transfer Company
ST. Paul & Tacoma Lumber CO
J. O. Skirving
H. W. Nelson
the Bank of Kennewick Capital
Portland Trust Company
Oregon
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