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Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1920

Page

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Coming Legislature Looks 10 Former Members

Sam R. Sumner analyzes the 1919 Washington state legislature. He notes Republicans will control the governor’s office and both houses, predicting leadership for E H Guie as speaker and Mark Reed as house leader, with James Davis as appropriations chair and J C Hubbell possibly losing the irrigation post. North Central Washington gains strong representation, while local debates focus on road funding, taxation, and a proposed lien law for apple harvest labor.

House Senate E. H. Guie Seattle Sesson Mark F. Reed Shelton Reed James Davis Tacoma Appropriations Committee The Treasury J. C. Hubbell Kittitas County Kelley Snokane F. M. Gillette Yakima County Spokane County Chelan County Irrigation Committee Washington F. F. Banker Okanogan County Fllenshurr Kittitas McMillan Fohrata Doanelas Abkannaeen Ferry Etronne Merars Tovenport Lincoln County Chehalis James Allen Rock Island Boulevard Trinidad FE. M. Gillette Ben Thomas Grant County E. F. Banker A. FE. McClean Douglas County

Annual Stockholders Meeting for Dryden State Bank

The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Dryden State Bank will be held at its Dryden Washington offices on January 11 1921 at 3 p m for transaction of business as may come before it. D B Martin cashier.

The Dryden State Bank Dryden Wash D. B. Martin Leavenworth State Bank Leavenworth R. F. Taylor

Sunday School 10 Give Program This Evening

The Metho dist church Sunday School hosts a Christmas Eve tree and program starting at 7 30 p m Donations of canned fruit vegetables or money to buy hospital supplies are requested All donations benefit Deaconess Hospital The program features recitations songs hymns and solos by multiple classes and individuals throughout the evening.

The Methodist Church Deaconess Hospital Clarence Seeley W. Hoskins Eugene McClain Mabel Haddon Archie Watts Catherine Blomeke Eva Saur Lester Borkgren Barbara Carlquist Ralph Starke Margaret Crofoot Lucile Elam Paul Franklin Dolly Gladys Nickelson Santa Claus Gertrude Wheeler Dorothy Inells Sony Jolly

Scout Troop Charter Renewal Offered Before January 1 1921

John S. Brender reports the local Scout troop charter has expired and may be renewed for two years at 50 cents per member, minimum six dollars. After January 1 1921 the rate becomes 50 cents per member per year. timely mail-in reregistration preserves the lower rate and prevents removal from records.

John S. Brender Leavenworth

Leavenworth State Bank Schedules Annual Meeting

Stockholders of the Leavenworth State Bank will meet at its Leavenworth Washington offices on January 11 1921 at 1030 am to transact business. R F Taylor cashier.

Mayor Hoover appeals for Christmas gifts to save starving children

Mayor's proclamation urges Washington residents to donate to save 35000 starving children, with Leavenworth quota set at 25 cents per person. Ten dollars funds one child's life. contributions to Citizens Bank of Leavenworth are requested, signed F. T. Motteler.

Herbert Hoover State of Washington Leavenworth Citizens of Leavenworth State Bank F. T. Motteler

Christmas Bells Voice a Classic Carol Line

A traditional verse recalling bells on Christmas Day and familiar carols singing of peace on earth and goodwill to men with a rhythm that echoes seasonal devotion.

Washington winter wheat acres rise to 1.11 million

Washington sown winter wheat totals 1 107 000 acres this fall up 7 percent from last year and the largest since 1914. The December 1 crop condition stands at 97 percent of normal, with nationwide winter wheat at 87.9 percent. Wheat in irrigated valleys remains limited and Western Washington saw a very wet fall delaying seedings.

Washington G. S. Ray Federal Bureau of Crop Estimates United States Big Bend

Christmas Eve Services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran

St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church schedules a Christmas Eve service at 7 45 PM with a Christmas sermon by the pastor and a Sunday school program. All are welcome. WM Lueckel Pastor.

ST. Paul's Evang. Lutheran Church WM. Lueckel

Methodist church schedule and sermons announced

Sunday School at 9 45 Intermediate League at 2 30 Epworth League at 6 30 Topic A Purpose Meeting Preaching services at 11 am and 730 pm Morning subject Redeeming the Time Evening subject Our Yesterday Pastor WM Hoskins leads the program

Methodist Episcopal Sunday School

Whimsical quips from papers tease and bite

A montage of humorous lines from various U.S. newspapers quotes snatches on gossip, politics, fashion, and public life. Notable jests reference flirts, wages, tavern lore, funeral homes, and eye catching wordplay across cities like Chicago Burlington Washington and Kansas City.

Stir at Wenatchee Gas and Electric over salaries and bonds

Investigation into the Wenatchee Gas & Electric Co triggered by a rate increase request reveals a $625 monthly manager salary for an allegedly inexperienced leader, high commissions on machinery, and a $283 477 bond transfer for the Dryden plant. A Commercial club panel urges the Public Service Commission to conduct a full probe of the company.

Wenatchee Gas & Electric Co State Utilities Commission W.D. Lovell Dryden Lovell

The M E Song Service At Methodist Church

A packed audience attended the sacred concert at the Methodist church last Sunday evening. The choir performed well with Miss Barkee at the piano and solos by Miss Green, Miss Barr, Mrs. Hilton, Mrs. Curtis, and Mrs. Allis. Mr. Putnam and Mr. Allis impressed with their solos and a male quartet piece. Pastor John Schons spoke briefly and noted the Christmas season. he left for Seattle Monday for a few days.

Methodist Church Miss Barkee Misses Green Barr Hilton Curtis Allis Putnam

Orphans From Polish Russian Train Headed to Chicago

A large group of 164 Polish Russian orphans landed in Seattle and will pass through Leavenworth on the Great Northern to Chicago where countrymen will provide homes. Local merchants funded meals and gifts for the refugees as Agent J C McClure organized Christmas meals, a tree, and decorations in a dining car en route.

Seattle Great Northern Chicago America J. C. McClure Leavenworth Leavenworth Co-Operative Mutual Mercantile Co J.C. Penney Co Purity Creamery Frank Yama Walton’s Ted Apple Cafe Leavenworth Bakery K. & V. B. Hardware Co Rutherford Mercantile Co N. B. Day Leavenworth Meat Market the Toggery G. Wheeler Lee Howerton Drayman Bert Williams Elmer Oden C. J. McClure G. N Echo Publishing Co Leavenworth State Bank Citizens State Bank Leavenworth Mercantile Co Tholin’s Leavenworth Supply Co Great Northern Lumber Co F. T. Motteler Cascade Garage McClure Telephone Central

Christmas Seal Sale Raises Hope for Tuberculosis Fight

A Christmas Seal drive finances tuberculosis education and reaches sanatorium patients who watch its progress with hope. A Washington patient expressed gratitude that the sale aids others suffering, calling it the finest work in the world and pledging participation next year.

Washington Hela

Rainier Cafe Change Hands Brief Notice

Chas Smith takes over the Rainier Cafe from J. R Hoff and aims to restore and improve its high standard. Carl Tarlton, a top state cook, is rehired to ensure saladied cuisine. Jess Mull reports a letter from brother Frank in California about duck hunting returning in spring.

Chas Smith J. R Hoff Rainier Jess Mull Frank California

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