Mrs Hitchcock Tours the East in Autumn Splendor
Mrs Hitchcock recounts a lengthy October journey beginning Oct 12 with two companions. The trip traverses the Mississippi river towns from St Paul to Dubuque, Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington D C. Highlights include Niagara’s Cave of the Winds, the New York skyline from the Woolworth Building, and Armistice Day scenes in Washington with notable figures marching and the president in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Wallace Nutting
Niagara
Horseshoe Falls
Washington
N. Y
Buffalo
Albany
Hudson River
New York City
New York
Hippodrome
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Woolworth
Manhattan Island
Ellis Island
Blackwell Island
Palisades of
the Hudson
Sky Line
Riverside Drive
Millionaire Row
Grant
Wall Street
New York Stock Exchange
Waldorf- Astoria
Astor House
Tiffany’s
Greenwich Village
Guiffanti’s
Zoological Gardens
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Babe Tuth
Boston
New Haven
Concord
Lexington
Paul Revere
Longfellow
Old North Church
Clark Home
John Hancock
Samuel Adams
Concord Bridge
Old Toonside
Betsy Ross
Solomon Levy
Old Fanevil Hall
Hall
John Wanamaker
Baltimore
Washington, D. C
Washington Monument
Capitol Dome
Capitol
Taft
Supreme Court
Senate
White House
Laddie Boy
Congressional Library
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Pan American
Red Cross
National
Smithsonian Institutes and Museums
Corcoran Art Gallery
Lincoln Memorial
Arlington National Cemetery
D. C
Arlington
Hardding
Gen. Pershing
Admiral Beatty
Marshal Foch
Wenatchee team opens season vs All Stars in city showdown
The Wenatchee Amateur Athletic Club hosts the All Stars from Leavenworth in a Friday night opener at 8 15. Wenatchee boasts a fast lineup Lange Duffy Guerd Lubking Glann Knowles Black with a strong rivalry expected to draw big crowds. Tickets are sold at The Toggery Rutherford's Tholin Club and Pas time Pool Rooms.
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Wenatchee Amateur Athletic Club
All Stars
Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Quincey
Quincy Court
Lange
Duffy
Guerd
Lubking
Glann
Armistice Day Not a School Holiday in Washington
Olympia December 3 A ruling by Attorney General L L Thompson declares Armistice Day is not a state school holiday. School boards may not dismiss for the full day even if no attendance credit is claimed, the opinion states.
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Olympia
Washington State
L. L. Thompson
Josephine Corliss Preston
Methodist Church Notices Move to Epworth Herald Day
Sunday School at 9 45 Epworth League at 630 Topic Ep worth Herald Day Leader Madelynne Myers Preaching at 11 a m and 730 p m Morning speaker Miss Cowan Evening subject On the Road that Leads to Sodom Pastor William Hoskins
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Epworth League
Epworth Herald
Madelyne Myers
Illumination Night in Washington and Arlington Visit
A group toured Arlington National Cemetery and Mount Vernon with remarks on the Armistice night displays. President Harding activated the Jewel Tower show while auroras lit the Capitol, temple, and library. a child praised the spectacle as stunning.
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Pany
New York
San Francisco
Arlington
National Cemetery
Gen. Lee
Maine
Harding
Washington
Capitol Dome
Washington Monument
Congressional Library
Red Cross
Mount Vernon
George Washington
D. E. Burnsted
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Poised for Community Christmas Tree Fund
Leavenworth kicks off its Community Christmas Tree drive with a wide civic effort. Local organizations donate funds and labor to illuminate the tree in the community hall and provide stockings for all children on Christmas Eve. Contributions include The Eastern Star Royal Neighbors Catholic Church and others to support the project.
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Leavenworth
All America
George B. Woodruff
Eastern Star
Royal Neighbors
Catholic Church
Kumlux Club
The
Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Advertised Letters December 6 1921 List
Postmaster Guy A. Hamilton notes advertised letters for December 6 1921. Names include A G Allen William H Arthurs W A Belnap Ed Eldig Wm Eberhart Mrs Otta Belblom W M Evans Wesley Evanesky Peter Nell Fischer A Griffith Claude Hansen Mrs G J Hattell George Haughs Mrs M L Henry John Hotchkiss Leonard Hurley C E F Johnson G R Johnson Reynold Kenhey Floyd Kirstine Wm Laid A J Marion Oscar OBrien Thomas W Peterson A A Sen Mrs Henry Steele Jack Taylor Roy E Wagner Opal Wheeler Harold. Call for advertised letters.
Pythian Sisters Elect New Officers for Next Year
The Pythian Sisters elected their officers Tuesday evening led by Past Chief Minnie Clemens. Ex Chief Emma Hanson Ex Senior Doris Brender Ex Junior Anna Franklin Manager Elizabeth Brender Secretary Edith Hathaway Treasurer Florence Clemens I G Anna Southworth O G Maude Jones Press Cor Hattie Lindley installation set for first January meeting.
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Pythian Sisters
Minnie Clemens
Emma Hanson
Doris Brender
Anna Franklin
Elizabeth Brender
Edith Hathaway
Florence Clemens
Anna Southworth
Maude Jones
Hattie Lindley
Night School Interest Urged for Grammar Grade Subjects
Notices invite all interested individuals to join a proposed class in grammar grade subjects. Also reported, the coin receiver at the Farmers Telephone and Telegraph Co. in Wenatchee was stolen last Monday night, containing only a small amount of money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson
Sutton
Farmers Telephone and Telegraph Co
Wenatchee
Campaign for Christmas seals in Chelan County
Chelan County Tuberculosis League promotes sale of Christmas seals and health bonds. Local women volunteers, schools, and life insurance data support funding for TB control through specialists and nurses. Public support urged to sustain the drive through Christmas Day.
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Chelan County
Government Funds Spent on Early U S Road Building
Summary shows Federal-aid funds from 1917 to 1921 totaling $211,185,276.81 supporting 28,135 miles of roads at a total project cost of $496,151,683.43. High grade concrete and grave roads dominate, with notable costs for graded drained, bituminous macadam, and brick road types. Miss Alice Volck travels to Hollywood to visit her uncle during winter.
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Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department of Agriculture
Department
Wenatchee Road Plan Prompted By County Board Visit
A Commercial Club committee met Wenatchee county officials to discuss paving the road from Wenatchee to Peshastin. The county plans to spend about 50 000 on the project with paving likely in two to three years. The note highlights unequal bond allocations benefiting outside Wenatchee and calls for a fair, square deal for the entire district.
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Commercial Club
County Board
Here
Peshastin
Wenatchee
Peshastin-Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Lake Wenatchee
Merritt
Chiwaukum
Chiwawa
Plain
Chumstick
Eagle Creek
School Notes on Holiday Dismissal and Activities
School will dismiss at 3 30 Thursday December 22 for holiday vacation and reopen at 9 00 Tuesday January 2. First semester ends January 13. Night school has ten students in shorthand and bookkeeping after one month. Freshmen initiation occurred Friday evening with proper ceremony and all are back at duties this week. Basketball schedules are being prepared by Miss Myers and Mr Lindahl. Leavenworth pupils will help Mrs Adams and her committee sell Red Cross Christmas Seals.
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Leavenworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Capital
Tomb OF Washington
MT. Vernon
Methodist Church Notices
Epworth League Doings
Albert McClure
Ruth McClure
Mable Lowd
Fletcher Gardner
Minnie Sauer
Ray Jones
LeyRoy McKinley
Alice Volck
Hollywood
Calif
Wenatchee Wed
Peshastin M. E
Miss Myers
Mr. Lindah
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