Richland Items Continued with Mr and Mrs Teachout
Mrs Knapp is Mr Teachouts sister. After their visit here the ladies will go to California before returning home. The 16 acre orchard owned by Messrs Bolander and Karlson has transformed from sagebrush to high grade cultivation, showcasing owner progress. F W Dooley of Frye Packing
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Richland
Teachout
Knapp
California
Bolander
Karlson
F. W. Dooley
Frye Packing
Community notes and visitors fill Richland week
Local residents and travelers were noted in Richland this week with visits from G A Schlund Washougal Wau to Seattle bound families from Spangle Pasco and Walla Walla. A floating deck on the Columbia River at Fruitvale serves Hanford Flyer passengers and church services continued in the Lutheran church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Burmaster
Spokane
Walter Hunt
Pasco
S. Hudson
Washtucna
Hershel Jamison
Nez Perce
H. James
G. A. Rollins
H. L. Caldwell
Columbia River
Fruitvale
Hanford
Streyfeller
Anna
Esther Born
Latah
Philip Shierman
Kenneth Parker
Samuelson
Sheriff Mahan
Prosser
Richland Hall
A. J. Barham
Dallas
Ore
E. Gelser
Walla Walla
E. A. Palmeter
Idaho
Church Services and Events This Weekend
The article lists morning and evening services at Congregational, Baptist, and Episcopal churches with sermons on Christ the Door and The Prophet and Social Questions. It notes special music including violin duets by Miss Burlinghame and Elwood Saxon, and a cello duet by Mr. Van Norsdall. Strangers are invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Mies Burlinghame
van Norsdall
Interesting school talk on Coeur d Alene mines and Bunker Hill
The talk by Mr. Lewis entertained and instructed about the Coeur d Alene and Bunker Hill silver mines. Julia Sonderman of seventh grade has tonsillitis at home and may miss school this week. Attendance increases required a new bus for section 7 and 9, with Fred Tweedt driving the new route. No school next week due to teachers attending Institute at Prosser.
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Coeur d’ Alene
Bunker Hill and Sullivan
Lewis
Julia Sonderman
Highlands
Lloyd Hutchins
Sunnyside
Marie
Fred Tweedt
Mr. Campbell
Schuster
Nob Hill
Prosser
Robert Parker Miles
M. E. Church
W. P
New Editor Brown M Schick Joins Kennewick Reporter
The Kennewick Reporter welcomes Brown M Schick as editor after Henderson retires to focus on Moulton Henderson law partnership. Schick comes from Palouse City where he edited the Republic and will relocate with his wife and two daughters once settled.
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Brown M. Schick
Kennewick
Henderson
Moulton & Henderson
Schick
Palouse City
Republic
Kennewick Football Loses 23 0 to Walla Walla
The Kennewick team fell 23 to 0 in a Friday away game against Walla Walla. The piece notes Walla Walla’s larger pool of players and the team’s spirited effort despite the loss. Senior girls’ sad reaction is mentioned and Mr. Lewis allows a belated celebration for the stay-at-home players.
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Wee
Oh Wee
Walla Walla
Kennewick
Mr. Lewis
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Goodbirds
T. M. Lamond
Finley
Marriott
E. L. Hopper
King Bros
Thompson
C. E. Lum
de Laval
B. DD
Stuart
Wash
Kennewick Club
T. H. Koerner
Kk. F. D. Nol
Kennewick Transfer Co
Ken
CASA
Abe Kountz
Sat
F. R
Courier Office
W. H. Annette
Kennewick Wash
Seattle Star Agency Dept
Seattle
Ethel Burlingame
Mrs
Jimmy” Pipe
Herbert Brown
Milton
Ll. Hursey Company
Curry
Arcade Building
Koontz
E. A. Orr
Baptist Church Slam
Church of Little Saith
Portant Knowledge
ST. Paul's Episcopal
Kennewick Highlands Nursery Co
E. O. Keene
East Second Street
Third Street
Fourth Street
Oregon
Williamette Valley
W. R. Weisel & CO
Emigh-Howe Bldg
Bran
The
Chas. H. Collins
Phoenix Pure Paint
E. S. McDonald Paint CO
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