College Stars Tie In Last Minute Basketball Bout
The fats and jeans clash produced a one point spread with the fats failing to convert a contested second basket after a referee out of bounds call. Notable players included Art O Larcy Bert Rutherford Jim Wunder and Mayor Tony Blomeke as referee. A Puget Sound All Stars tie 23 to 23 followed and a full report is promised in the next issue. Separately an experimental lime sulfur spray conducted Nov 11 1921 on blister mite infected trees showed rising mortality over time with best kill rate near 89 percent after months and emphasizes spraying before buds break in spring. Darlington Deputy Hort Inspector notes thorough coverage and two passes in heavy infestation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeans
Trv Fats
Art O’larsy
Guy Hamilton
R. B. Field
Jess Champers
Harry Krollpfeiffer
Campbell
Rutherford
Ole Lee
Tony Blomeke
Grant
College of Puget Sound
All Stars
Leavenworth
AL Darlington
Blister Mite Threatens Wenatchee Valley Orchards
The Blister Mite has caused heavy losses to apples in the Wenatchee Valley in 1921. The pest injures leaves with brown blotches and causes gray skin blisters on fruit making many apples unusable. It is microscopic and appears like a yellow rice grain with two side legs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Sportsmen Hold Good Meeting in Leavenworth
The Leavenworth Sportsmen's Association met at the T. L. & W. Co. office last Friday with a strong turnout. Delegates from the Cashmere Sportsmen's Association discussed opening and closing dates for game and birds and plans were urged to the County Game Commission. Officers were elected with President Wm. Walton and Secretary-Treasurer Walt Rollins, plus a ~12 member committee on membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Sportsmen's Association
FE. E. Caldwell
W. A. Doelle
O. A. Miller
H. M. Kenyon
W. A. Carey
Cashmere Sportsmen’s Association
County Game Commission
Wm. Walton
Walt Rollins
Cascade Sanitarium Project Moves Ahead in Leavenworth
A Commercial Club committee has drawn articles of incorporation for the Cascade Sanitarium to be built in Leavenworth. The plan proposes selling up to 100000 in stock to fund the hospital, with 9900 preferred and 100 common shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Cascade Sanitarium
Leavenworth
Board of County Commissioners
Chelan County
R. B. Field
Anthony Blowcke
R. C. Rutherford
Albert Lessing
Herman Howe
H. S. Rearick
Anthony Blomcke
Vicce
H.S. Rearick
RB. C. Rutherford
Herman Howett
Incorporators
Farm Bureau Meeting Set for Feb 18 at Ashington State College
The farm accounting school will be held in the gymnasium Saturday February 18 from 1 30 to 4 p m under Prof Miller of Ashington State College The meeting welcomes all farmers whether or not they are Farm Bureau members This is the first in a series of 1922 Farm Bureau demonstrations and meetings A lack of attendance could end the program led by J C Mitchell
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller
Ashington State College
Farm Bureau
Community meeting draws large crowd in Leavenworth
A Saturday evening turnout in Leavenworth, despite colds and flu, heard speakers on regional projects and community service. The Wenatchee and Everett representatives highlighted irrigation and Stevens Pass road plans, while local figures praised volunteers, the band, chorus, and the Commercial Club for organizing the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Merle Greene
McElroy
J. E. Ferguson
Smith
Everett Chamber
Commerce
Stevens Pass
Crelan
Eine
Snohomish
A. H. Sylvester
C. W. White
Peshastii
Peshastin
F. A. Constable
Leavenworth Commercial Club
Wenatchee
Everett
Bryan
McDaniel
City Council Minutes From February 14 1922
The city council met February 14 1922 with Mayor Blomeke and councilmen Ball Walker Potter Eckhart and Templin present. Minutes of regular and special sessions approved and bills paid listed for A Lessing Jack Love Motteler Brender Echo Pub Leipsner Lib Pub Wallace Thompson McIntyre Hanson and others for services and supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomeke
Ball
Walker
Potter
Echo Pub. Co
H. C. Liepsner & Co
Leavy Pub. Library
Paul Wallace
Wm. Thompson
Lab
Wat. Sys
John McIntyre
Hans T. Hanson
Bbvidew
City to buy Ford runabout for water dept as ordinances pass
Financial items list payments to Howerton Corbett Morgan Fisher and others then notes two appointments to assist the Commercial Club fund drive for a fire siren. Library secretary C G Cockburn resigns. Mrs Hale appointed to fill and confirmed. Water dept truck to be sold to the fire dept for 250. Ordinances 216 and 217 receive readings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Howerton
Jas. Corbett
C. EB. Morgan
Ralph Fisher
Merc. Co
L. C. Brender
Echo Pub. Co
Chas. Eckhart and
E. H. Ball
Commercial Club
Fire Dept
C. G. Cockburn
Library Board
Hale
City Water Department
Water Department
Fire Department
Commercial Club Luncheon Discusses Solicitor Certification
Last Friday's Commercial Club luncheon had 28 present and featured a discussion on requiring certificate authority before soliciting funds. A road upgrade proposal to follow the Lake Wenatchee shore was presented with a $15,000 to $20,000 cost, with local towns likely to support privately and seek county funds. The Stevens Pass project received interest and club plans Sanitarian work and broader membership to boost regional development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
H. G. Krollpfeiffer
J. E. Tholin
Chas. LaPointe
B. K. Brower
D. A. Burgett
W. W. Elmer
Lake Wenatchee
Blankenship Place
Lake
Chmere
Stevens Pass
Lerett
F. A. Constable
Fruit Associations May Consolidate In Grower Move
A movement to consolidate the Skookum Packers Association growers and the Co operative Society growers is under way to unify selling and escape other selling bodies. No agreement yet, but committees from both groups will meet to decide if fusion is possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skookum Packers Association
Co-operative Society
Renewed push for Stevens Pass Highway gains momentum
M F Smith of Miller River renewed effort at a community meeting to complete the Stevens Pass highway. He cites a federal Forest Service allocation and county cooperation as key to starting work this year. Forest funds of 1.8 million earmarked for Washington, with about 700 thousand for forest reserves, aim to include the Stevens Pass route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Smith
Miller River
Stevens Pas
Forestry Department
King, Snohomish
Chelan County
Wenatchee
U. S. Forest Service
The
Cascades
King, Snohmish
Chelan Counties
King County
Kirg County
Snohomish County
Forest Service
Smith
Stevens Pass
Seattle
Northwest
Progressive Leavenworth Ladies Organize Civic Club
A group of Leavenworth women formed a Woman's Civic Club at Mrs J E Tholin's home. Officers elected are President Frank Hennessey Vice President R B Field Secretary Jack Roth and Treasurer C A Camphirel. The club aims to beautify and improve Leavenworth and will continue Friday luncheons for the Commercial Club with six member committees. A meeting is set for 3 36 Friday afternoon Feb 24 at the K P Hall after the Commercial Club luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.e.tholin
Constable
W. FE. Andersen
H. G. Krollpfeiffer
J. R. Roth
R. B Field
B. K Brower
Frank Hennessey
D. W. Burgett
F. T. Metteler
N. A. Nelson
Wm. Welton
J. FE. Tholin
W. Vu
Elmer
T. EF. Paine
C. A. Campbell
Wm. Mcintosh
B. C. Rutherford
R. B. Field
Jack Roth
C. A. Camphirel
Leavenworth
Commercia Club
K. P. Hall
Commercial Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fats
J.C. Mitchell
City Council
Progressive Leavenworth Ladies
Civic Club
Boosters
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