June brides bring three weddings to Kennewick area
The Kennewick and vicinity saw three weddings this past week as Rev. W. E. Marriott officiated. Miss Madge Crossland wed Louis E. Danes at the Crossland home with a simple rose altar and a private breakfast before they left for Coolidge. Roy Emerson Larkin married Elvia Delia Bloomer at the Larkin home with a small gathering and light luncheon. Both couples are set to make their homes in the region as neighbors and friends offer congratulations.
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Kennewick
D. Cupid
W. E. Marriot
Crossland
Madge Crossland
Louis E. Danes
Geraldine Crossland
Danes
Coolidge
Leo Crossland
Hatton
Finley
Rev. Marriott
Frank Larkin
Weisel
Roy Emerson Larin
Prank Larkin
Elvia Delilia Bloomer
Perry Larkin
Emily Wood
Arnold Laramore
Oe- Seton
E. Larkin
and ‘Larkin
S. Po
First jury of women settles case in Staser Court
In Judge Staser's court the Pacific Light & Power Co. sued J C Tytherleigh for about 40 dollars for lighting while running the Koontz dining room. A jury of five women and one excused member deliberated from four to nine o'clock, reaching a compromise verdict ordering Tytherleigh to pay 25 dollars plus costs.
May Lose an Eye After Horse Injury Near Horse Heaven
Roy Fouch, driving a six horse team for Frank Larkin in the Horse Heaven hills, was kicked when a colt tangled with the gear. A shoe cut a two inch gash in his cheek and three stitches were needed. The injury risks damage to the eyeball and possible loss of sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Larkin
Heaven Hills
Fouch
Crosby
Prosserites Endorse Evangelist Johnson in Kennewick Visit
Prosserites, 185 residents, chartered a Northern Pacific train to Kennewick for evangelist Johnson meetings at the tabernacle on Washington Street. The visit featured banners, testimonials, and a large crowd, with music by G C Pledger and arrangements for Pasco trains. A local landmark, F D Pike’s acre in the valley, showcases a transformed garden and home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Johnson
Tabernacle
Kennewick
Prosser
Northern Pacific
Christ
Jesus
Johnson
Washington Street
Second Street
Presbyterian Church
G. C. Pledger
Pasco
Kennewick Valley
F. D. Pike
New Health Board Formed To Oversee City Sanitation
The city council selected Garber to sit on the new health board and named Mrs. M O Klitten and Mrs. L E Johnson as citizen members. Health Officer Kelley and Marshal Ellis complete the board which met at Mrs Klittens home to discuss city health and plan recommendations. The group will push for stricter sanitary ordinances and improved conditions over the coming year.
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City Board of Health
Lot
Garber
M. O. Klitten
L. E. Johnson
Kelley
Marshal Ellis
Postoffice Raised to Second Class Status
Beginning June 1 the Kennewick postoffice was made a second class office and Postmaster Wheaton's salary rose from 1900 to 2100 dollars annually. The office met the required monthly business average despite May fire disruptions, with May receipts projected over 12,000 dollars and higher than Prosser or Pasco for the month. Mail totals for May: outgoing 61,254. incoming 44,541. total 105,795 pieces.
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Kennewick
Wheaton
Kennewick Batting Averages Highlight Duffy and Anderson
Duffy and Anderson lead in averages but have only two games. Larkin tops with .371 across ten games and Howe follows at .367. Only these two exceed .300 while the rest slump. Team batting average stands at .200.
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Kennewick
Duffy
Anderson
Larkin
Howe
AB P.C. T. Duffy
Rkin
Howe Teen
Change Steamer Schedule Affects Kennewick Connections
Columbia Steamboat Co. announces returning times changed to improve connections. Boats depart Wahluke at 6 30 a m White Bluffs at 7 30 a m Hanford at 8 15 a m and reach Pasco and Kennewick around noon on Wednesday Friday and Sunday.
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Kennewick
Pasco
Columbia Steamboat Co
Wahlake
White Bluffs
Hanford
Allison's Baby Dies After Short Illness
Jerrold Rolland Allison six months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Allison, died last night from pneumonia after a brief illness. Parents had hoped it was a cold. doctor arrived too late to save him. Interment plans not yet set awaiting relatives from Montana. Community offers sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerrold Rolland Allison
W. H. Allison
Montana
Some Ball Game Promises Local Rivalry Next Sunday
Next Sunday at 3 oclock a ball game pits the Married team against the Not yet squad with Captains Marshall and Beste guiding lineups. Umpires McKain and Short and doctors Crosby Kelley will oversee, while an accountant keeps score and the band provides music. Players listed include Shinne Tulles Jen son Duffy Williams Thompson Beste Johnson Scott Henderson Borchardt Irvih Perry Anderson Strand Terrell Howe Hamrick Wright Richards Peck Tytherleigh Marshall Holloway.
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Marshall
Beste
McKain
Short
Docs Crosby
Kelley
Band Real Busy Plans Concert at New Kennewick Bandstand
On Saturday at 8 o clock the band debuts in the new bandstand west of the Kennewick Hotel. They will also perform Friday evening and Sunday at the Benedict Bachelor Ball. Local lumber firms H A Howe and Kennewick Hardware plus the Kennewick Mechanical Electric Co. supplied materials and wiring, with Pacific Light and Power Co providing lighting current gratis through manager Andrus. The band funds remain healthy as they operate independently and have purchased new equipment and music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennewick Hotel
H. A. Howe
Kennewick Hardware Co
Kennewick Mechanical Electric Co
Andrus
Pacific Light & Power Co
Church Services and Addresses at Tabernacle and Presbyterian Church
The Tabernacle hosts Saturday 2 30 p m services and a 7 30 p m Young People gathering with the Boys and Girls choir. Sunday features 10 30 a m and 7 30 p m preaching plus a 3 p m men only address by Mr Johnson. Mrs Johnson will speak to women at the Presbyterian church.
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Young Peoples Meeting
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Pasco Beats Kennewick In Slow Ten Inning Game
Kennewick’s diamond artists fall 3 to 2 to Pasco before a big crowd. Umpire Herring’s calls draw ire from both sides as fans pressed for a change. Stull and Howe led Kennewick with key hits though fielding miscues tied the game.
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Pasco
Kennewick Diamond
Pasco Bunch
Herring
Pasco Boys
Conley
Sylvester
Kennewick
Pascoites
Pasco’s
Colin
Spokane
Stull
Howe
Sullivan
Sully
Kalb
Conroy
Ward
Cryderman
Huntington
Honey
Short
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Rev. Marrott
Larkin-Bloomer
Portland
Horse Heaven
McKinley
Wash
Mrs. Larkin
Kepl Clements
J. B. Clements
Richland
Frank A. Kepl
Elsye Clements
W. E. Marriott
Congregational Church
Elda Clem
Roy Fouch
Prosserites
Evangelist Johnson
NEW Health Board
Allison
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