Local Happenings Highlight Leavenworth Community
Mrs. P A Snyder visited Everett for business. Prof Jao Osborn welcomes a baby girl born at Leavenworth Hospital. Max Stromberg returned from Seattle, Ben Ager shipped 2600 ewes to Chicago. Several locals travel, shop, or report health updates as Wenatchee Valley fruit shipments rise with pears and apricots, and early winter apples.
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Jao.Osborn
Leavenworth Hospital
Ben Ager
Chicago
Frank Searles
Havre, Mont
Wenatchee Valley
New Leader for Women Workers League
Mrs Raymond Robins of Chicago is named president of the Women’s National Trade Union League after years of settlement work. The organization aims to be the feminine counterpart to the American Federation of Labor with headquarters in Philadelphia.
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Raymond Robins
Chicago
Women's National Trade Union League
American Federation of Labor
Phila- Gedy Soe
M E Church Notices Sunday Schedule and Meetings
Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 Ep worth League at 7 and 8 Mr Ralph I Thomas of Wenatchee to speak on education Young people urged to attend Monday evening monthly business meeting Judge and two tellers to be elected for lay election W F M S meets with Mrs EF R McClain Tuesday afternoon Full attendance urged Wednesday prayer and teachers meeting Important Sunday school business noted
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Epworth League
Ralph I. Thomas
Wenatchee
EF. R. McClain
Sermon Preachers Named for Sunday Services
Rev F Soll of Yakima will lead the morning service at 10 45 with the Lord's Supper in the evening. Rev A Sydow of Tacoma will preach at 7 45 in the evening. WM Lueckel is pastor.
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F. Soll
Yakima
Rev
A. Sydow
Tacoma
Notice to Creditors Closing Office August 15
Notice to creditors from Dr. P. A. Snyder announcing the office will close on August 15 and requesting all who owe money to call and pay their accounts before that date.
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Dr. P. A. Snyder
Card of Thanks for Charles Imbleau
I thank my many friends for their zeal and generosity in moments of sorrow caused by the death of my wife. Charles Imbleau. August 8. PD
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Chas. Imbleau
Practical method for wormy apples without hogs
P S Darl, Dist. Hort. Inspector, advises growers to fill a barrel with water and dump wormy apples in it to destroy worms. Do not bury them, as worms mature in soil. A practical tip for orchard care appears in The Echo Want Ads.
Hat Styles Loom Large For Easter Millinery
A spring millinery guide notes the big hat remains dominant while the smaller bonnet styles gain fashion traction. Metropolitan shops display new shapes timed for Easter, with drooping broad-brimmed designs favored by those who can wear them.
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