Leavenworth City News Notes Arrivals and Departures
Leavenworth residents report marriages visits and relocations. Miss Joy R Sharman and Dwight C Pettibone wed in Seattle on April 1. Daniels and others plan moves to Camp Lewis Seattle Quincy and Everett. Local officials inspect fuel conditions with Chelan county dealers as many residents relocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharman
Leavenworth
Seattle
Joy R. Sharman
Dwight C. Pettibone
Chas. T. White
Wenatchee
Chelan County
A. J. Krekeler
State of Washington
Washington Weekly Industrial Review item highlights
A summary of regional industry notes and wartime business activity. Movements include Harry Tichacek joining Wheeler's drug store in Everett, travel and visits among Seattle and Wenatchee residents, and preparations for wartime production. Also reports on port and shipyard plans, farm labor shifts, tax totals, and local infrastructure bids across Washington and nearby regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Tichacek
Everett
Wheeler
Port Angeles
Sea View
Washington Pulp & Paper Co
Seattle
Smith Cove
Port of
Aberdeen
Soldier Mill Hands
Vancouver
Standifer
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Toppenish
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Tacoma Shipbuilding Company
Tide Flats
Standifer Steel
Masonic Fraternity Hears Noted Lecturer in Wenatchee
Leavenworth Masons hosted Prof Stockton head of Wenatchee schools manual training for a Monday night lecture on the Eastern country. About thirty members from the Wenatchee area attended. A Harvest Hand's Dinner followed, joked as Sque Dunk by all present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Stockton
Wenatchee
Order
Patriot Enlistee Refuses Service After Teasing Proposal
A man in St Paul Minnesota was found to have a prize package and was approached by Marine Corps recruiter Sergeant Carl Hauge who asked him to enlist. The man replied he would have joined long ago if not for the war. The sergeant collapsed but is expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. E. Brooks
Quincy
Wash
Leavenworth
Quincey
Wm. Stage
Seattle
Chewelah
United Copper Mining Co
Northwest Magnesite Co
Taft
Walsh
Organized Labor
Montesana
Grays Harbor
Upper Quinault Road
Mohler
Downslet
St. Paul
Minn
Carl Hauge
United States Marine Recruiting Force
Echo Want Ads Find Jobs Through The Echo Job Shop
Echo wants ads for job listings and printing services. The Echo job shop promises results with focused placement and timely publication to connect employers with applicants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Echo
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Rutherford
Naxel Sales CO
C. Hering, Mgr
Koveralls
Rae
Levi Stragss
Ox Use & i Co
San Francisco
Frank
Lenzie
Chiwaukum
City News
Dr. Elmer
Front St
Viaduct Apl
C. K. Couchman
Golden Rule
Minnie Sauer
Freda Gartner
Mrs
Louise David Werner
Emil. David
Dr. Judah
John McKinnon
Dorothy
C. W. Plummer
Miss Soden
Spokane
City
Mrs. L. P. Hylton
Wm. A. Tegtmeier
Lorraine Darnell
O. P. Darnell
Chicago
Miss Darnell
Ed. Foland
W. E. Hardwich
Des Moines
Iowa
S. E. Humphries
Mr. Hardwich
Geo. Corrigan
Margaret
Hillyard
Corrigan
C. Warren Reid
Camp Lewis
Ben Beeson
Cashmere
James McDaniel
Ted Gray
Frank Chapman of
Bridgport, Conn
Mrs. Lancaster
C. F. Nichols
Lewis Lancaster
Chas. Maxon
D. H. Mayor
Miss Estabrooks
Sussex, Wash
Mrs. R. Bowden
Washington Weekly Industrial Review
Joel Haskins
Fred Sherman
Joseph Headly
D. G. Ogilive
Hamilton
A. H. Sylvester
Miss Pearl Sears
J. A. Duncan
W. P. Sears
Burt Teele
Mrs. B. Crocker
H. B. Wilcox
Mr. W. Hunt
Mrs. Westheim
Charles Eckhart
Red Mountain
Royal Development Co
F. T. Boles
W. A. Graff
Great Northern Lumber Co
Ladies Aid of the
Methodist Church
H. X. Featherstone
J. W. Ewing
Geo. Walker
H. A. Siler
Puget Sound
Big Mill
John MclIntosh
Donald
Uncle Sam
Middle Western States
L. O. Taylor, Jr
Mondovi
Davenport Farmers’ Union Warehouse Co
Bay City
Wilson Mill
Jersey
Minter Love
The
Leavenworth Creamery
Masonic Fraternity
J. Y. W. Blusa
A. D. S. Blood Remedy
Koerner’s Drug Store
Sampson Grocery Co
Sanitary Market
Hills Bros
Hillvilla
India
Ceylon
Japan
Liptons
Cash Store
WM. Brender
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