Christmas in CHUMSTICKResidents share holiday notices and travel plans
Community notes recount a school Christmas program praised by Miss Dougherty, guests visiting for the holidays, and local residents traveling for the season. Entries mention dental work, health improvements, family visits, forest work, teaching moves, and plans to spend winter along the coast or in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Dougherty
Peter Freuchtricht
Claude McLeod
Wiebrock
Gertrude
J. K. Ells
John Ells
M. Wm. Lewis
Seattle
A. MacDougal
Mr. Lewis
Archie Estes
Oregon
Anna Erickson
Miss Mabel
East Wenatchee
H. James
H. Remley
Frank Mitchell
Chas. Linkem
Larch
Dryden
Columbia Valley Lumber Co
A. J. Amos
Dryden School Holds Christmas Program and Plans January Opening
Friday evening December 28 the Dryden school dedicated its new building with a Christmas program, featuring music, speaking, drills and plays by students. The event preceded the January 2 reopening. Teachers Miss Hafteron and Miss Easton leave for Idaho and Washington for holidays as local families gather for Christmas dinners and visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden School
Hafteron
Lane
Idaho
Chas. Amos
Amos
J. G. Peters
Oroville
Ray Orcutt
Clint Peters
Frank Peters
Ernest Gronseth
Linkem
Gee
Great Power of President
Samuel P. Orth argues in the Yale Review that the President’s office wields vast constitutional powers. The chief executive directs departments, shapes policy, controls foreign affairs, and acts as commander in chief, with modern practice expanding these prerogatives beyond founding-era limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
George Washington
Thomas — Jefferson
Samuel P. Orth
Yale Review
Cities Grow From Hills Beside Rivers and Valleys
The author notes humans settle near foot-hills and rivers while ancient cities rise on rocky heights. He cites Mesopotamia's brick platform, Athens on the Acropolis and Areopagus, Rome and Constantinople on seven hills, and Jerusalem’s famed surrounding hills as enduring examples.
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Mesopotamia
Athens
Acropolis
Areopagus
Cephissus
Issus
Rome
Constantinople
Jerusalem
John C. van Dyke
French medal designer Mme Mouroux visits country
Mme Anne Mouroux, a renowned French designer of medals, is visiting. She created many war medals for the French government and is noted for winning the Prix de Rome, a prize she uniquely contested for among six finalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Anne Mouroux
Northwest mobilizes aid for Near East relief drive
Under Dr Sherman L Divine Northwest communities rally to feed clothe and fund Armenian relief with 2500 to 1250 and 884 in Idaho and Utah totaling 60 dollars per child yearly. Churches schools and individuals join to aid 6750 orphans in Armenia Southern Russia and Bible lands as Northwest towns pledge carloads of wheat milk fruit and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Armenia
Russia
Bible Lands
Sherman L. Divine
Peyton Building
Spokane
Near East Relief
Near East
America
West Washington
East Washington
North Idaho
South Idaho
Utah
Montana
Alaska
Dr. Divine
First Presbyterian Church of
Chairman Divine
Z. Fay Fowler
Boise
Elizabeth M. Cohen
East First South
Salt Lake City
Mabey
L. D
Helena
Burke Building
Seattle
Relief Society
Orphans Left on Alaska Doorstep for Near East Relief
Ninety three children are cited as the number cared for in Alaska last year and again this year as Near East Relief appeals for funds. Rev. David Waggoner of Juneau spearheads efforts, with E A Potter of Spokane urging Alaska to donate. The appeal requests about 5000 dollars to care for 83 orphans at five dollars per month per child.
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Bible Land
Alaska
Near East Relief
David Waggoner
Juneau
E. A. Potter
Spokane
Northwest
West Washington
Burke Building
Seattle
Town Pests Rooster Wakes Neighbors Then Destroys Gardens
A rooster wakes the neighborhood at dawn and after squawking loudly, it roams to nearby gardens eating sprouts and trampling other plants with strong feet, prompting neighbors to swear in frustration.
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Dawgone
Foreclosure Summons for Tax Lien in Chelan County
Great Northern Lumber Company seeks foreclosure on Tax No 1 in section 6 Township 26 North Range 17 EWM Willamette Meridian with delinquency certificate 3573 issued December 11 1920 for 83 cents plus penalties interest and costs for 1915 taxes on the property owned or reputedly owned by Charles Lyits and unknown claimants. Tax 1916 recorded December 11 1920 receipt A5791 shows 34 cents paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF Washington
Charles Lyts
Great Northern Lumber Company
Chelan
E.W.M
Range Seventeen
Willamette
Washington
Foreclosure of Tax Lien Seeks Court Judgment
The notice states total delinquent taxes with interest at twelve percent and warns of a Superior Court action in Washington to foreclose the lien on described lands. Defendants must appear within sixty days after publication or pay the due amount plus costs. summons served at Plough Building Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of
Washington
Sumner & Lebeck, Paintiff’s
P. O
Plough Bldg
Wenatchee
County of Chelan
Foreclosure of Tax Lien No 348 Publishes Summons
Public notice of a tax lien foreclosure titled No 348 against parcel described as NW quarter of SW quarter of SE quarter section 6 township 26 north range 17 east Willamette Meridian. Respond within sixty days of first publication December 30 1921 to defend or pay amount due plus costs. failure leads to judgment foreclosing lien. Date of first publication December 30 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Range
E.W.M
Willamette Meridian
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Chumstick
United States
Roduc
Rexall
Wheeler’s Drug Store
Rexall Store
Leavenworth’s
Divine
Chelan County
Leavenworth
Choice Meats and Poultry Telephone
Leavenworth, WN
Sumner & Lebeck, Paintiff’s Attorneys
Helen Keller
Literary Digest
Jascha Heifetz
Brown Hotel
Denver
Cremona
Heifetz
Stradivarius
Helen
Anne Sullivan
Nadia
Radcliffe College
Nadja
Grocers
Wenatchee Milling Co
Wenatchee, Washington
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