Local Happenings and Notices From Peshastin Area
Miss Etta Hauck returns from Entiat after a months absence and local residents discuss holiday suggestions at Koerners Drug Store. Notables include rancher A J Amos and Mrs Chas Anderson planning winter travels, with church and social events noted. A theft at Rev F L Moore’s home prompts caution, while Christmas gifts and Wheeler’s Photo Shop urge portraits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
del McCoy
M. S. Jones
Chas. Erckman
W. A. Warman
Kirby
Spokane
F. L. Moore
Wheeler's Photo & Art Shop
Echo Chronicles Holiday Notices And Local At Home News
Subscriptions notices urge prompt remittance with two weeks to pay. Thanksgiving visits are noted for Brown family and others. Local events include books at Koerner's Drug Store, Lutheran Ladies aid gathering, football plans, sleigh rides, and community club activities. A railroad collision in the west yard caused minor damage and temporary suspension of two engines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McNett
la Cross
Wash
Florence Ball
Frank
Meda Noble
Grand Mound
Leavenworth
Royal McKeown
Peshastin News Notes And Local Marriages
A roundup from Peshastin covers car shortages and heavy snow but ongoing autos. A Thanksgiving Eve dance drew a fair crowd. Frank Kentgh plans a Seattle winter trip. Thanksgiving services drew strong valley attendance. Local marriages include Geo Sussex Jr with Elsie Currie in Cashmere and Leonard Harvey with Eunice McEntire in a quiet ceremony. the P. L. F. Club donates 25 books to the school library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kentgh
Seattle
Sylvia Hilderbrand
Harry K. Hoffman
Ismay
Montana
Hilderbrand
Wenatchee Valley
T. H. Griffith
C. M. Hartley
Hoffman
P. L. F. Club
Geo. Sussex, Jr
Elsie Currie
Cashmere
Miss Currie
Cashmere School
Sussex
Peshastin
Cashmere State Bank
Leonard Harvey
Miss Eunice McEntire
Morton
Methodist Church
Miss McEntire
Mr. Harvey
E. K. Harvey
Harvey Ranch
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Dahms After Husbands Death
Mrs Dahms widow of the late Mr Hans Dahms thanks friends neighbors and members of B of L F and E B of L E for assistance and the beautiful floral offerings during her husband’s death.
Coal orders urged as car shortage looms
The notice warns of a looming coal famine due to a shortage of cars. It urges customers to place orders now for lump coal steam coal and bricketts at Motteler's with phone contact 335 and address 43 of F. T. Motteler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bricketts
Motteler’s
F. T. Motteler
Laundry Office Notes and Local Businesses Advertised
Temporary laundry office opened in the Echo building on Commercial street to receive bundles with daily service from Wenatchee Steam Laundry. 43 Ross Irwin. Koerners Drug Store advertises old stationery prices despite wholesale increases and urges quick selection before price doubling.
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Koerners Drug Store
Mount Vernon Singing Party Offers National Music and American Themes
The Mount Vernon Singing Party presents a mixed quartet with a finished accompanist, emphasizing solo voices with a strong program of American composers. The act stresses symmetry, variety, humor, and uplifting sentiment to engage patriotic devotion and heart plus soul, appealing to American audiences.
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Mount Vernon
Church Services Schedule with Pastor F L Moore
Sunday School at 10 a m with preaching at 11 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm and preaching at 7 30 pm Prayer meeting at 7 30 pm Thursday All are welcome Pastor F L Moore invites attendance at all services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
F. L. Moore
St Joseph's Church Schedule and Twisp district schoolhouse note
Mass at nine every first third and fifth Sunday plus 8 am weekday services. Evening devotions at 7 30 on the second and fourth Sundays. Children’s religious instruction at two on Saturdays. Twisp district No 71 residents built a schoolhouse with labor and materials.
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Twisp
Tenino Considers Building a Town Hall
Citizens discuss plans for a new town hall in Tenino. The proposal aims to centralize services and improve municipal operations with input from residents and officials. The move reflects the town's growth and need for modern public facilities.
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Etta Hauck
A. J. Amos
Dryden
Geo. Hylton
Joe Stafford
Ladies of the Maccabees
T. M. Brown
Hulda Dahlgren
Berglund
Grandpa Wright
Charles Wright
Elmer
Max Anderson
Harold Woldenberg
Portland
Chas
Anderson
California
Mt Vernon
Lyceum
Scenic Theatre
Cecil Hall
L.D. Mill
West Coast
A. T. Eickmeyer
Alan McLean
Tegtmeier
Bella McLean
W. A
Cle Elum
Chelan- Kittitas
B.S. Sutton
West Side
Henry Sauer
John McKenzie
Max
Echo
Brown
Peggy
Wenatchee
Byron Crocker
Luthern Ladies Aid
Jack Farrel
Yappy Club
Hegler Orchestra
W. F. Whitney
Seaman & Quigg
Thomas K. Chambers
Mt. Vernon
Washington
C. H. Mason
John Byron
Cascade Orchard
The
J. B. Schons
Eagle Creek Ranch
Tom Cannon
Mansfield
O. D. Reeves
A. B. Long
Our Shoe Department
Leavenworth Mercantile Co
St. Joseph’s Church
Dr. King
Tenino
Leavenworth State Bank
Leavenworth, Washington
L. F. Bullis
Rob’t B. Field, Cashier
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