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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1922
Page
6
Community notes from Peshastin include school yard cleanup results, theater screenings of No Woman Knows, Hauber’s bicycle mishap and return, a Father and Son Banquet organized by P F G members with George Cole as speaker, Y M C A leaders visiting the high school, and social visits from Miss Lanphere. Also mentions Dempsey Carpentier talk and local gossip exchanges.
Classified ads list Estey piano for sale furniture and baby buggy by F Wettstein and Mrs C E Brown with contact numbers. A broad mix of local notices mentions fear of a European war, a Seattle bank deposit issue, debates on racial ancestry and law and order, Klan rumors, a Ladies Aid meeting, and a railroad foreman planning a two month East trip.
Sunday School at 1 45 with preaching at 3 00 and 7 30 p m Midweek services on Tuesday and Friday at 7 80 p m. Subject for Sunday evening is Water Baptism. Pastors M McPhee and Wife.
A pair of light diphtheria cases is reported in Leavenworth with precautions to prevent spread. Public health officials monitor contacts and enforce containment measures to protect the community.
The Wenatchee District Co operative association unit completed plans to build a warehouse and packing plant at Leavenworth. Site not decided yet but will be on the railroad. J P Love and J B Rams traveled between Seattle and local area. I W W preparations for a strike on May 1 noted, with Skykomish and other details.
St Paul s Evang Luth Church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and services at 10 45 am with sermon The Riches of Gods Grace Ephesians 2 4 10 The Pacific Northwest District Synod meets in Leavenworth May 3 4 with 7 45 pm service and Lord s Supper on May 4 Pastor Wm Lueckel signs this notice
The Federation of Women’s Clubs held its annual Cashmere meeting with delegates from four counties and State President Mrs. A. F. E. Larson of Yakima. The gym exhibit featured old antiques attracting hundreds and touted as the finest in the region. Miss Rossilla Ladd and Miss Lilla Stark bought a Dodge and plan to visit Washington D. C. with Senator and Mrs. Ladd of North Dakota after school ends.
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