Car Stolen and Safe Robbed Monday Night
A Ford owned by F. A. Sinclair was taken from his garage Monday night and driven to Lou Brender’s shops where thieves broke in and stole a small safe with St.25 in change and some cash. They ditched the car near a trestle, damaged the front axle, and left tools in Brender’s shop. Tourists nearby heard noise but saw nothing, and no suspects are identified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Sinclair
Lou Brender
G. N
Larey
Cashmere Residents connections and Fourth of July events
Cashmere residents and visitors share holiday plans and travels from Camas to Wenatchee. Attendees include Rev I V Moxsey, Mr and Mrs Chas Replogle, Mr and Mrs Neiderhouser, and many others visiting relatives, attending dances, races in Tacoma, or sightseeing in Dell Rapids Mansfield Hartline Spokane. Apple thinning and a 3 to 2 local baseball loss are noted along with a resignation at the telephone exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. V. Moxsey
Roland Bollman
Camas
Chas. Replogle
Friends Church
Everett
John Trelove
Dell Rapids
S. D
Herman Chappell
Neiderhouser
N. G
Joe Evers
Wenatchee
R. S. Parsons
Amanda Town
Frank Hennessey
South of Town
California
Henry Hurd
A. J. Protzman
Fred McConnel
Hartline
Mansfield
Spokane
One Difference in the Kitchen Dress
A cook on her day off wears a stylish frock prompting a lady to remark that she could not tell mistress from cook. Mary replies that the cooking would reveal the difference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Bohlke Buys New Seattle Residence in Exclusive District
H G Bohlke of the Bohlke Fruit Company, now in bankruptcy, has purchased a two story English style home at 2607 Harvard Avenue North Seattle. The 8000 dollar? residence sits in an exclusive area with hardwood floors and built in features. The home was built by Henry Jude and changed hands through R C Erskine & Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott's
H. G. Bohlke
Bohlke Fruit Company
Harvard Avenue North
Seattle
Henry Jude
John Rebhahn
H. G. Bohlkee
R. C. Erskine & Company
Bohlke
Bohlke Fruit Co
Real estate transfers filed in Leavenworth listings
Transfers report multiple parcels in Leavenworth and Merriam Additions with buyers and nominal sums. Wm C Roach to G W Wicklander parcels in Central Add, $1. Iva M Atwood to D McDonald parcels Merriam Add, $10. Max Spromberg to O J Schmoker parcels in Sec 24-25-17. Bergren to John Johnson several lots in replat A M Merriam Add, $1. I C Varney to Herman Burkee part SE1-4 Sec 1-24-17, $1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. C. Roach
G. W. Wicklander
Central Add
Leavenworth
Iva M. Atwood
D. McDonald
Merriam Add
Max Spromberg
O. J. Schmoker
John Bergren
John Johnson
A. M. Merriam Add
I. C. Varney
Herman Burkee
Leavenworth High School Inspectors Report 1921
The state inspector reported Leavenworth High School's 1921 status with 148 total enrollment, 83 high school students, 18 teachers, and several newly added or upgraded facilities. There is a $415 motion picture machine, a community hall with auditorium and gym, and a growing library though needs building up. Accreditation continued. more inexperienced staff than ideal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth High School
State Board of Education
Olympia
Purchas
Farmer and clerk debate bicycle purchase on farm
A hardware clerk tries selling a $35 bicycle to a farmer who would rather spend the money on a cow The farmer jokes that milking a bicycle would be no more foolish than milking a cow.
Daylight Robbery Reported On Wenatchee Avenue
Louis Smith, a apple thinner, was held up and robbed of $30 by two armed men along Wenatchee Avenue just outside city limits. They restrained him at a culvert under Gunn Ditch as cars passed. One suspect was later jailed with revolver, blackjack, and burglary tools. Smith plans to use checks instead of cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Smith
Wenatchee Avenue
Smith
Wenatchee
New General Manager Named for Great Northern Mill
Mr. FF W Stevens resigns as general manager after just over a year at Great Northern Lumber Co. He will be succeeded by O F Gardner who joined as assistant general manager this spring. Stevens and his family plan to move from Spokane to ship household effects possibly heading to Portland. Gardner is described as an experienced lumberman and Jarvis remains as superintendent with no staff changes anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FF. W. Stevens
Great Northern Lumber Co
O. F. Gardner
Stevens
Spokane
Portland
Gardner
Jarvis
Social Notes From Eagle Creek Area
Mrs. Larson of Leavenworth visited her sister in law Mrs. Bjork this week. Mrs. Ed Reynolds and Mrs. Sparks with children called on Mr. and Mrs. J H Sharpe. Mrs Sparks from Bellingham is visiting. Otto Anderson smiles because his wife returned from Olympia. The Heath Sands and Andersons spent the Fourth at Cashmere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Heath
Sands
Bery and
Albert
Otto Anderson
Harry Anderson
Cashmere
Dryden to Meet Leavenworth Mill Team Next Sunday
Dryden and the Leavenworth mill team will play a game here Sunday afternoon. The match is set for 2:30 PM with admission to be announced. Both sides have developed strong squads as the season has progressed, and local fans are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden
Methodist Services Bible topics and times
Sunday School at 9 45 with Epworth League at 7 evening sermon at 11 o clock and 8 o clock morning topic Elements of Christian Character evening topic The Importance of Personal Contact Leader Minnie Sauer presiding Pastor William Hoskins leads services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Christ
Minnie Sauer
WM. Hoskins
The Time of Year
A brief humorous exchange between a wife and husband about his growing looks near her birthday. The husband admits the change is tied to approaching her birthday, framing it as a seasonal phenomenon.
Love Succeeds as New Owner of Club Pool Room
J. P. Love has become proprietor of the Club pool room after buying out R. E. Davis and Andy Willis. He assumed charge at the start of the month. Davis heads to California to join his wife for a vacation before resuming work. Willis plans a visit to Raymond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Love
R. E. Davis
Andy Willis
Mr. Davis
California
Davis
Mr. Willis
Raymond
Leavenworth
Small Fire in Outbuilding on Coleman Property
Last Saturday morning at 8 50 the fire department battled a shed blaze on the Robert Coleman property home of the W A Tegtmier family. Mrs. Tegtmier saw flames from the back door and prompt work by neighbors and firefighters confined the fire to the shed with a roughly hundred dollar loss. The origin remains unknown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Coleman
W. A. Tegtmeier
Tegtmeiers
G N Lumber Co Baseball Team Beats Tye in Texas
The G N Lumber Co team defeated Tye 12 to 8 on the road. Briggs pitched for G N Lumber with fifteen strikeouts as the visitors extended a winning streak. Dryden will face Great Northern Lumber Co next Sunday in Leavenworth for a likely high‑drama game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. N. Lumber Company
Tye
Briggs
Saw Mill
Dryden
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth
Joseph Made Ruler in Egypt Sermon at St. Paul’s
St Pauls Evangel Lutheran Church announces Sunday School at 10. Lesson Joseph Made Ruler in Egypt. Sermon at 7 45 p m based on Matthew 15 10 20. Quarterly congregational meeting after services next Sunday. All members urged to attend for important business. Pastor Wm Lueckel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph
Egypt
WM. Lueckel
Water System Work Nears Completion In Town
The new water main was laid Thursday evening and crews finished for now. The ten inch main to reach town near the saw mill yard remains to be laid, awaiting bridge cleaning dispute southwest of town before completion.
Eighth graders win state diploma eligibility list named
Forty six students earned state eighth grade diploma eligibility allowing admission to high school without exam. Names include Roger Alexander and Ruth Field. Carl Love and Helen Studebaker will receive diplomas after geography and physiology credits from Seattle. Clarence Seeley tops with 92.9 percent, Thelma Field 92.8, Fred Sinclair 89.125. Freshman enrollment expected near forty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Alexander
Orville Algyer
Pearl Applegate
Purnesse Ethel
Leonard Brender
Fifie Brown
Doris Burgett
Tommy Darling
Alfreda Davis
Maud Elliott
Pauline Evesch
Ruth Field
Virginia Gray
Hazel Hansen
Mildred Hearst
Mary Jones
Margaret Kinscherf
Virgil Lindley
Eugene McClain
Leroy McKinley
Kya Sauer
Clarence Seeley
Fred Sinclair
Deloris Smith
John Strome
Loretta Templin
Harwet Tolbert
Thelma Field
Chautauqua Season Promises Star-Studded Tour
Advance information from the Ellison-White association outlines Leavenworth Chautauqua July 24 to 29 with Mary Adel Hays coloratura soprano and her opera company. The program features Ruth Peavey, Claude Schell, John Wainman, Lowell Patton and Lucille Collette plus the Liberty Belles and several notable ensembles. The Keighley New York Players present It Pays to Advertise, and lecturers include Dr. E L House Chief Strongheart EF B Fish Dean Filwood C Perish and Dr. Robert Parker Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison-White Association
Leavenworth
Mary Adel Hays
New York
Chautauqua
Miss Hays
West
Ruth Peavcy
Claude Schell
John Wainman
Lowell Patton
Lucille Collette
America
Lula Reot
Washington Opera Company
Liberty Belles of
Boston
Alexander
Stone-Platt-Brager
Electra Platt
Keighley New York Players
E L. House
Chief Strongheart
EF. B. Fish
Labor and Industry
Dean Filwood C. Perish
State College of South Dakota
Educations
A.E.F
Robert Parker Miles
Big Meeting at Wenatchee Saturday for Irrigation Ditch
A meeting will be held in Wenatchee at 2 o clock to unite landowners from Lake Wenatchee to Quincy in backing a proposed irrigation canal. The canal would run down the Churistic to water thousands of acres tributary to Leavenworth and extend water access along the Wenatchee valley, including areas blocked by current ditches. Attendees include landowners and business leaders from the region to give strong support to the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Lake Wenatchee
Quincy
Quincey
Leavenworth
Tax burden in California eclipses crop values in 1920
A San Francisco chamber and bank analysis compares California tax take for 1920 with crop values from 1919. It cites state and local taxes totaling 336.6 million dollars and notes an average annual tax of about 98 dollars per resident, about 500 dollars for a family of five, fueling demand for tax relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American National Bank of
San Francisco
California
Icicle Water main to be activated today says Ogden
Water Commissioner Ogden said yesterday that he expected to turn on the Icicle water through the new main today and patrons may begin using it at once. A delay in air valves for the crossing high ground held up service to insure safety and proper operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
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Tyro
Ford
North Broadway
City
Wenatchee Ave
Fifth
Ninth
Great Northern Mill
Eagle Creek
Methodist Services
P. J. Love
Club Pool Room
Davis and
Willis
Pinch Bros
G. N. Lumber CO
ST. Paul's Evang
Lutheran Church
OUR
Qather
Lowell Paton Company
Greater Wenatchee
Prunes
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