Local Happenings and Notices in Wenatchee
Local notes show residents traveling for business and holiday shopping. John Koerner heads to Seattle for Christmas goods, F S Jacobsen returns from the Coast, and Edna Featherstone visits Ephrata. Fire in Mansfield destroys $8000 in property, and Elks lodge plans a new temple in Wenatchee. Bertha Frank loses three fingers in a cider mill accident.
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John Koerner
Seattle
F. S. Jacobsen
Bertha Frank
Emil Frank
North Wenatchee Avenue
Wenatchee General Hospital
Wenatchee
Peshastin Community Notices and Local Dying
Peshastin residents travel for land deals visitors come to the county seat and Thanksgiving visits. Movements include Barker in Boise Green to Spokane and Ethel Chapman in Wenatchee. Bohlke family to Seattle and William Brandon dies at 47 at Chelan county home with burial in Peshastin cemetery. Apple storage improves with a larger fan at the Peshastin Fruit Growers warehouse.
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H. C. Bohlke
Seattle
Peshastin
Peshastin Fruit Growers’ Association
Golden Rule Store Displays Largest Holiday Stock
The Golden Rule Store in Leavenworth showcases the largest and most complete holiday stock yet seen in the city. Ninety percent of toys are imported from Germany with unusually low prices. Manager Mr Banks notes early import orders secured goods before wartime cutoffs.
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Golden Rule
Leavenworth
Germany
Banks
Congregational Church Announces Week of Services
The Congregational church schedules a week of special services starting Sunday December 13. Sunday school meets at 10:00 a.m. worship at 11:00 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. The Christmas Eve program features the Sunday school tree and children's program. Rev. Carne leads with sermons The Burning Bush and Gods Everywhere ness. Ladies Guild meets Thursdays. Large crowds attended last Sunday.
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Congregational Church
Ladies’ Guild
Methodist Church Sermon and Health Talk
The church plans a Sunday morning preaching service on The use of Temptation. A health lecture on the white plague will follow Sunday night by a local physician, with Miss Mildred Adams singing. Pastor C. A. Huff urges church attendance and the value of "getting the church habit."
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Mildred Adams
C. A. Huff
Foot and Mouth Disease Declared Not Dangerous to Humans
A USDA report says meat eaters need not fear foot and mouth disease if meat is cooked well. Milk from a diseased cow could transmit to a human, but most meat is government inspected with federal stamps. The illness is minor for adults, potentially serious for sickly children, and Wenatchee High School football lost to Hoquiam 7 to 3 with Everett claiming the championship.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Wenatchee High School
Hoquiam
Everett
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