Road matter stirs Peshastin Leavenworth residents
A Commercial Club meeting drew a large delegation from Peshastin and Leavenworth to press for concrete surfacing on the Leavenworth Peshastin road and to demand action to keep roads open in winter. Leaders urged honoring prior pledges to pave the Leavenworth end, with committees appointed to press the county board at the next session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth- Peshastin Road
F. A. Wingate
J. A. Wilson
J. M. Curby
Geo. Sinclair
Guy Stage
Peshastin
Leavenworth
Leavenworth-Peshastin
Cashmere
Wenatchee
Sears
Good Roads Association Committee
County Good Roads Committee
Othre
Great Northern Railroad
Peshastin and Dryden
Messrs. Cadman and Long
Berry
Arrish
Wenatchee-Leavenworth Road
Messrs. Cadman
Long
Good Roads Association
Messrs
R. B. Field
Ray Simons
M. W. Starks
George Sinclair
Wm. MclIntosh
L. R. Hart
Turner Place
F. T. Motteler
T. F E. Paine
Commercial Club
Leavenworth School Notes Highlight Enrollment and Plans
The third month closed with 481 total students 373 in grades and 108 in high school. Attendance averaged 97.5 percent. Holiday vacation runs December 22 to January 8 with a January 13 end of first semester. Initiation tonight for new students hosted by three committees. Basketball practice drew 36 contenders as teams schedules are announced.
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Leavenworth High School
Miss Byrnes
van Tassel
David Weber
Mary Wheeler
Susie Miles
Fred Ouren
Orvis Haug
Dorothy Kringle
Miss Leavitt
John Emig
Mable Bresch
Walter Wade
Miss Myers
Thanksgiving Observed in Leavenworth With Prayer and Feasting
Thanksgiving Day in Leavenworth featured a church service and family feasts as the community reflected on abundant harvests. Citizens expressed gratitude for food clothing and employment, noting the nation had strong reasons to pray and thank God for nature’s bounty.
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Leavenworth
Burke Heads to Seattle for Winter Stay
Thomas Burke travels to Seattle on Tuesday with plans to spend several winter months there.
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Thomas Burke
Seattle
Aged Nebraska Man Fatally Shot by Robbers in Wenatchee
Jacob Weber a 78 year old Pawnee Nebraska resident visiting Wenatchee with his wife was shot by masked robbers while returning to his daughter's home. He died Tuesday night and his wife remained critically ill. Police arrested several youths linked to the case and additional suspects were sought as deputies combed the area.
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Jacob Weber
Pawnee
Nebraska
Wenatchee
L. E. Ovenden
Will Weber
Weber
Everett C. Bozart
Ray Bigelow
Arthur Coles
Archie Erb
Peshastin Orchards Demonstrate Ambition At Fruit Show
Peshastin fruit growers display a cooperative effort claiming a world record for a ten hour apple pack with 10 808 boxes or 14 carloads. The 80-grower association owns 1 000 acres and packs 420 cars in seven weeks. C W White and J F Wright lead the group which fields a dormitory and restaurant for 160 during packing season.
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Peshastin
Wenatchee Valley
C. W. White
J. F. Wright
Peshastin Fruit Growers’ Association
Seattle
West Side
Mr. White
Seattle Times
Banks Skip Saturday Evenings in Winter
The Leavenworth banks will not stay open on Saturday evenings for the remainder of winter. The practice is expected to resume in spring.
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Leavenworth
Dope menace voiced at Seattle conference by Canon Bliss
Cannon W. H. Bliss of Seattle urged public action against narcotics at a governor's conference, citing surging opium imports, rising addiction estimates near 2,000,000 in the U.S., and the need for stronger laws and enforcement to stop dope peddlers and cocaine parties among youth.
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Cannon W. H. Bliss
Seattle
Trinity Episcopal Church
White Cross Society For
Thomas P. Revelle
United States
Reidy
Dr. Read
Hans Damm
Japan
China
Canon Bliss
Johnson Sells Peshastin Lumber Co Interest to Leuthold
A. C. Johnson has sold his interest in the Peshastin Lumber and Box Co to Leuthold, a brother-in-law of Er. L. Sawyer, and moved with his family to Helena Montana. Sawyer retains control and the office will move to Peshastin while Leuthold stays at Deer Park. Sawyer will manage locally as mill at Blewett supports a coming year with plans for steady operations. Miss Lillian Johnson visited Seattle after housekeeping for Mr. Schuhart.
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A. C. Johnson
Peshastin Lumber and Box Co
Mr. Leuthold
Er. L. Sawyer
Mr. Johnson
Helena
Montana
Sawyer
Johnson
Peshastin
Leuthold
Deer Park
Blewett
Popular gymnasium auditorium fills schedule to capacity
The gymnasium auditorium remains in high demand as after school rehearsals and sports fill every minute from dismissal to six. Girls and boys physical training and basketball dominate afternoons while Tuesday evenings show films and three weekly sessions host the Leavenworth Amateur Athletic Club.
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Gymnasiuum
Leavenworth Amateur Athletic Club
Myers
Lindahl
Hoffman
Sutton
Married Miss Madeline Van De Grift Weds Joe Crowe
Miss Madeline Van De Grift and Mr. Joe Crowe of Granite Falls married at the bride’s mother home on November 26 with Rev. Hoskins officiating. Attendants were Miss Luella Kruichel and Walter Van De Grift served as best man. a small luncheon followed. The couple will reside at Blewett after December 15.
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Madeline van de Grift
Joe Crowe
Granite Falls
Marie van de Grift
Hoskins
Luella Kruichel
Monroe
Walter van de Grift
Leavenworth
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Peshastinlv’worth
Peshastin - Leavenworth Road
General County
P. H. Fund
Coles
Oxford Cafe
Great Northern Lumber Co
Erb
Bozart
Bigelow
White Cross
Bliss
R. F. Baerman
Cora West
Lakeside Hospital
A. C. Johnson Sells
Lillian Johnson
Victor H. Hoppe
Manger
the Cross
B. C. Rutherford
Madam Schumann-Heink
Fairmont
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