Giants of the Pacific Northwest Forests Spotlight
The March 1 dispatch surveys claims of record Douglas firs in Oregon Washington and British Columbia. It traces large trees from Packwood Washington to Lynn Valley and other sites, notes disputed measurements and debates over authenticity, and records forestry officials positions on the largest known specimens.
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Ore
Paul Bunyan
Woodamen
British Columbia
Oregon
Washington
California
Pacific Northwest
Mount Rainier
Washington State
Scoffere
Lynn Valley
Lynn Xpley
Nor' Vancouver
B. C
Forest Service
Thornton T. Munger
Culumbia
J. Matthews
Vancouver City
Mr. Matthews
George Cary
J. A. Isaac
U.S. Forest Service
Mineral
Wash
Queeta River Valley
Olympic National Park
Matano County
Coast Highway
North Lawrence fellowship supper marks 19th Sisterhood anniversary
In the basement a fellowship supper observed the 19th anniversary of the Sisterhood. Centerpiece was a miniature cherry tree with a paper hatchet and a hatchet marked with the anniversary. Speakers included Merley on Food Is Imt Mra. John L. Kennedy Necessars and Mrs. Thomas Penple well on Faith as Essential. Other addresses by Gibert Yerian and Mrs. Gus Trune. Numerous local residents attended gatherings and visits occurred with Kansas City neighbors.
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John L. Kennedy
North Lawrence Christian Church
Lyte Colburn
Gilbert Yerian
Ernest. Mason
Cecil Austill
Lyle Colburn
Ralph Flubbell
Merle Jackson
Ernest Mason
Donald Hicks
Wilhelm Tire and Supplies, Inc
Kansas City
Lawrence
Charles Hicks
Roy Miler
Emma Miller
Muncie
Ralph Hubbell
David
Virginia Hubbell
Relph Hubbell Jr
Alice Drake
Toneks
Mothers’ Club
Cyrena Bategon
Rosary
Figins
Truman Nelson
Senar
William Nelson
Walter Hellstrom
Hugh Lier
C. B. Bourne
North Lawrence
Gus Trune
Ross Sherwood
Danny Grune
Bernard 7
Gwen Ward
R. C. Swain
Ronald Flston
Jeannette Elson
Southwestern Bell Workers’ Union
al Hunter
Enn Jimmy
Donald Dicker
Carol Jane
John Turke
J. G. Mitchell
Wiliam Potts
Minnie Wells
Winklerven
Linwond Thursmy
Roz Pelten
Julia
Suna
Maria McCrary
If Elected Will Give Careful Consideration to All Business
A statement pledges that, if elected, the candidate will give careful consideration to all business presented before the board. It emphasizes thorough review, fair deliberation, and consistent decision making on matters reaching the table.
Local Socials and Visits Reported
Mr and Mrs John Lehman were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Johns. Kent Bates and son Kenneth Lee of Concordia joined Ertherbells Robbins of Manhattan enroute to Everett Pete Jones returned home from Memorial hospital and is doing well. Gus Brune and family home from three week stay at Brune Bros farm Lakeview. Olanda Brune Albert and Wesley Brune visited New Merire with Henry Biehl Elizabeth Freken and Kenneth Storer.
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the Fairbanks
Herman Fairbanks
Arthur Hicks
Donna
University] Hospital
Kansas City
Christian Wright
J. H. Fraive
Virginia Siler
Billie’ Amys
Karl Frietman
Kilmer Cain
Utica
Neb
Williams
Woodlawn School
K. U
T. J. Smith
Mary Hooper
Critine
Joha McEay
Wichita
Visiiter Nars
Owen Ward
Mefford Whitsitt
Ke Fairbanks
Herbert Tynes
North Topeka
Assembly of God Church
Danny Brune
Midland
Gus Brune
Stratherhand
Centenary Methodist Church
Herbert Ne
Gilbert Yerian
Arhter
Cheryl
Earl Skin
Vivian
Myrtle Muzzy
Bob
Nadine Foster
Robert Ray
Sharon Kay Newell
Topeka
Hicks
John Lehman
Iir Johns
Kent Bates
Kenneth Lee
Concordia
Ertherbells Robbins
Manhattan
Everett
Pete) Jones
Memorial Hospital
Brune Bros
Lakeview
Misa Olanda Brune
Albert
Wesley Brune
New Merire
Henry Biehl
Elisabeth Freken
Kenneth Storer
Missouri pep squad presents sweater to Prof Jesse Wrench
The University of Missouri pep squad called Tiger Claws honored Prof Jesse Wrench for his work in founding the group. During halftime a ceremony planned to award him a sweater was announced but a ticket was missing for the professor, leaving the gesture incomplete.
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Columbia
Tiger Claws
University of Missouri
Jesse Wrench
Parsons Man Faces Murder Charge in Wise Killing
Walter Jones, 64, was arrested Saturday and charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of 82 year old Stella Selanders Wise, a Kansas divorcee. County Attorney J Logan Shuss filed the charge after a storener's inquest following Wise's death last Wednesday. About 200000 people are employed full time in the U S fishing industry.
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Parsons
Kansas
CPA
Stella Selanders Wise
Walte Jones
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