Leavenworth High Elects Officers. Debates and Events Planned
The Philomathians elect Will Frank president and Joe Smith as VP with Gladys Pinch secretary. Hiyu skookum names Lonnie Hartman president and Virginia Toles secretary. The Monitor team faces Leavenworth today. Joe Fitzpatrick is captain. Mr. Meinecke will lead math and science classes. A December 18 community program is noted. Sophomores enjoy a sleigh ride and hot lunch at Agnes Davis home before January 12 debate preparations.
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The
Philomathians
Will Frank
Joe Smith
Gladys Pinch
Edward Ritchie
Hiyuskookum
Lonnie Hartman
Luella Peterson
Virginia Toles
Edwin Hoxsey
Harry Woldenberg
Monitor
Leavenworth
Cashmere
Local News Highlights From Peshastin Community
Health updates include Peshastin resident W. F. Wright under Dr. Hoxsey care in Leavenworth and Mrs. B. W. Taylor with children on the sick list. Lathing is finished for church plastering, with local volunteers donating time. A minstrel show, under P. L. F. Club, will be held with Royal Neighbors. the event is now listed under P. L. F. Club auspices.
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W. F. Wright
Hoxsey
Leavenworth
B. W. Taylor
P. L. F. Club
Anderson Building
Knights of Pythias Hold Social Session and Boxing Contests
Knights of Pythias members wrapped up their regular meeting with a social session last Friday night. Local amateurs Walter Koerner and Mr Gatherless paired with Woldenberg and Carstens in two boxing bouts. Art Babst Dick Simons and Mr Williams sang, and a fine lunch followed. Raymond veneer plants will begin January 2 with eight months of steady orders on hand.
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Knights of Pythias
Walter Koerner
Mr. Gatherless
Woldenberg
Carstens
Art Babst
Dick Simons
Mr. Williams
Raymond
What Makes the Chinook Wind
Old time resident Geo Liverly says a three day Chinook wind brought spring like weather above Wenatchee Lake. It caused rain and rapid snow melt but did not reach earth in this area. A weather curiosity, Chinooks are linked to Gulf current and trade winds, yet still puzzling to locals.
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Geo. Liverly
White River Valley
Wenatchee Lake
Red Cross Stamps Available Across Town
Citizens urged to buy red cross stamps to fund TB fight and sanitation efforts. Kum lux Club members placed the stamps in Carlquist’s Koerner’s Wheeler’s Barclay’s Wheeler’s Art Shop and Day’s Confectionery Store for easy purchase during Christmas season.
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Washington
Kumlux Club
Red Cross
Carlquists
Koerner’s
Wheeler’s
Barclay’s
Day’s
Help Belgium’s Starving Children Fund Drive Notice
A nationwide appeal asks readers to contribute any amount to aid the Children of America’s Fund for Belgium’s starving children. Drop by The Echo office with name and pledge to ensure delivery.
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Belgium
Echo Office
Children of America’s Fund
Labor riot probe urged after seven die in Seattle clash
Senator Jones secures push for a congressional committee to investigate the riot that killed seven men on Sunday. I W W members headed toward Everett to hold street meetings in defiance of local ordinance.
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Jones
Seattle
Everett
Keesling Shipyard Wins $11,500 Contract
The Anacortes shipyard earned an $11,500 contract and will hire 20 workers to fulfill the project.
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Anacortes
Keesling
Foreman Blaster Dies by Dynamite Self-Explosion
Leon David Rose a 45 year old foreman blaster from Stony Point Rockland County New York rigged a three foot deep hillside hole packed with dynamite tied a fuse lit a match and dived in to die. Fragments of his body were found after the blast.
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New York
Leon David Rose
Stony Point
Rockland County
Poor Girl Spurns Riches in Amboy Odd Tale
Mary Smith, a Chicago-born orphan adopted by James and wife Pankhurst of Amboy Illinois in 1915, agreed to remain single and serve as companion in exchange for $10,000 on their deaths. She has returned to Chicago saying money isn’t everything and she wants to live as she pleases, not in the country.
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Amboy, Ir
Mary Smith
Chicago
James Pankhurst
No clear headline found in fragment
A fragment notes a rate increase from 100% to 200% and states this change will yield a daily saving of 1750 dollars.
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Manual Training
Leavenworth High School
Joe Fitzpatrick
Meinecke
North Dakota
Agnes Davis
Peshastin
Maude Stewart
Wenatchee
Ida Coons
Mabel Hollenbeck
Madeline McCoy
Ed. Phillips
Clarence Foster
Guam
Sam
Harvey Otis
Spokane
H. W. Otis
Dardanells
P’s
A. H. Sylvester
L. J. Nelson
Canada
F. S. Searles
Winton
la Grand
United States
Rockers
Monarch Ranges
Aluminum
Mit
Mysto
Mile-Mills
University
Pount
Crescent Manufacturing Company
Seattle, Wash
Leavenworth Market
Chas. Eckhart
Inland Empire
Thos. Nolan
Front Street
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