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Newspaper
Leavenworth Echo
Location
Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
4
The Leavenworth high school section covers student editors and reporters, a late start reflection on On Your Honor, and a basketball recap. It notes Cashmere defeating Leavenworth 18 to 14 with lineups and fouls, then describes a girls basketball trip to Quincy with a 38 to 8 loss, plus social notices and local updates from February.
Last Friday all classes met during assembly. A senior committee will select notices for the class. Eleven seniors volunteered for the K P L essay contest on Americanism. Two Po Lodge reps gathered data on entrant numbers. Mr Lindley spoke to students. Thirty-two volunteered to write, a strong showing for the school. Visuals featured new training reels and films on auto starting, with darkened auditorium for class use. Leavenworth teachers emphasize unique in-class motion picture benefits in the county.
Leavenworth played Cashmere in a hard fought basketball game last Saturday night. Cashmere led 19 to 1 at halftime and maintained the advantage in the second half as Leavenworth pressed to close the gap.
Phil O La rey spent several days in Tacoma the early part of the week Mrs J S Beattiger and daughter Mary Elizabeth came over from Seattle on No 4 Saturday afternoon The little girl is greatly improved in health Mr and Mrs Weedin of Goldbar have recently moved to Leavenworth Mr and Mrs T J Logan were called to Seattle by a death in the family and left on No 8 Sunday morn F M Lee relieved T J Logan as yardmaster during his absence returning to Wenatchee on Wednesday The masquerade ball given by the L B A F E on Saturday evening Feb 5 was voted a success by the present Considerable ingenuity was displayed in the costumes which were home made and represented a great deal of thought as well as work Mrs Hoxsey was very stately in a colonial costume.
Citizens of Kin scherf's Addition to Leavenworth Gardens petition to join Leavenworth City. Special election set for March 5 1921 at two polling places. Polls open 1 to 6 PM with named election officers.
Oliver, Remington Visible, L. C. Smith and Underwood typewriter ribbons are in stock and ready for purchase. The Echo Pub. Co. guarantees top quality with a belief that the best is none too good. Come in and buy while available.
Notice offers Rhode Island Red hatching cues for $1.50 per setting of 15. Orders may be left with E Gowing or by phone at 78, with a date stamp of July 8.
The United States Shipping Board invites bids on steel and wooden steamers under the Merchant and Marine Act. Terms require cash and installments, with bids accepted for single or multiple vessels. Requests for details may go to the Ship Sales Division, 319 F Street N W, Washington.
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