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Newspaper

Leavenworth Echo

Location

Leavenworth, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1922

Page

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Chelan County Athletic Club Organized in Leavenworth

Chelan County Athletic Club of Leavenworth forms to boost athletics and provide member entertainment. The three month dues are two dollars with a goal of five hundred members. First show is boxing on July 28 featuring Eddie Pinkman and Eddie Jones with all events for members only.

Chelan Chelan County Athletic Club Wm. Walton Ed. Tholin O. A. Lee Leavenworth Eddie Pinkman Seattle Tacoma Eddie Jones al Hoffman

Sitan Elroy Wedding Ties McElroy Family in Ottumwa

Miss Mary E McElroy daughter of Mrs John M McElroy and Harry C Sitan son of Mr and Mrs John Sitan were married at First Presbyterian church Ottumwa by Dr C D Jacobs. Ruth McElroy acted as bridesmaid and Fred M McElroy attended the groom. The couple plans a West tour and will reside in Dayton Ohio after September 1 at McCook Field.

Mary E. Mc- Elroy John M. Mc- Elroy Ottumwa Harry C. Sitan John Sitan Leavenworth Wash First Presbyterian Church C. D. Jacobs Ruth McElroy Washington, T D. C Fred M. McElroy Seattle Dayton, O Sitan McCook Field Florence Anderson Omaha Neb Washington, D. C

Bids Wanted for Eagle Creek School Transportation

The Eagle Creek district 68 school board seeks bids to transport pupils from their homes to the Leavenworth school for the coming year. Bids due by 12 noon July 28, 1922 with right to reject all. Transport need not exceed twelve pupils unless new pupils join. Miss Gertrude McClure is employed in the Mutual Mercantile drygoods department.

School Board of District Eagle Creek School City of Leavenworth Gertrude McClure The Mutual Mercantile Store

Barn frame rising after blaze at Blankenship place

Floyd Blankenship works on cutting and peeling logs and poles for a new barn framework at W F Blankenship's property following a recent fire. A U S Army carrier pigeon visited the area last seen at Brown's. Will Bates and Lawrence Dickinson drove to the county seat on business. Mrs R E Nickles hospitalized in Leavenworth. Lester Brown trades his Ford for a truck. Lawrence Dickinson family visited Bates home Merritt for Sunday dinner. Martha Brown stayed with the Nickles household during Nickles absence. Eva Shartle visiting Nelson home for the week.

Floyd Blankenship W. F. Blankenship U.S. Army Brown's Will Bates Lawrence Dickinson R. E. Nickles Leavenworth Lester Brown Baby Bates Merritt Martha Brown Nickles Mrs. Nickles Eva Shartle Nelson

Worthless checks cashed by James R Cleave in town

A man naming himself James R Cleave passed two counter checks at Ahlin's confectionery and Yuma's restaurant on Friday. The Leavenworth State Bank checks had no funds. One check was for one dollar and the other for two dollars, with small losses reported. He has not been seen since and likely left town.

James R. Cleave Ahlin’s Yuma Leavenworth State Bank

Short Crop Fears Hit Coulee City Farmers

Coulee City reports an extreme heat spell with temperatures above 100 noted by local thermometers and Spokane at 101. The drought and lack of rain threaten winter feed and next year’s seed, with prospects for wheat drastically reduced and a dust storm adding damage. Forest Service warns careful woodland management to protect farm woodlands and pastures.

Coulee City Spokane Washington

Nine Herders Fined for Carrying Firearms on Forest Reserve

Judge Davis heard nine sheep herders and packers charged with carrying firearms on the forest reserve without licenses. Aliens were fined $25 plus costs, citizens $15 plus costs. total fines and costs amount to $196.50. Deputy Game Warden K F Roah en arrested the men.

Davis K. F. Roahen

Chelan County Hatchery Enlarged and Upgraded at Leavenworth

The Leavenworth hatchery received capacity increases with a new basement 24 hatching troughs and an electric pump to guard against water failures. Total troughs rise from 45 to 69, a shed houses tanks for growing fry now holding 750000 rainbow with 2 285000 eggs gathered this spring and 1 750000 eggs hatching locally plus 475000 eggs exchanged to the state and 475000 credited to Stehekin hatchery.

Chelan County Fush Leavenworth County Game Commission Stehekin Hatchery

Wenatchee to Yakima Fruit Haul By Auto Truck Route

A new trans portation method shifts shipments of Royal Ann Cherries from Wenatchee to the Yakima cannery via motor trucks over Blewett Pass. Wells & Wale Fruit Co sold carloads to Libby McNeil Libby, with Haulers delivering about 6 tons per trip. About 100 tons moved so far, at costs lower than rail freight.

Interstate Commerce Commission Great Northern Railway Wenatchee Southern Columbia Wenatchee Yakima Wells & Wale Fruit Co Royal Ann Libby, McNeil & Libby Blewett Pass

Man seeks to set aside deed in family probate dispute

Clarence Schmitten files in Chelan county superior court to reopen his mother Maggie Schmitten s estate valued at 66000 and challenge Emil H. Schmitten as administrator alleging constructive fraud for inducing him to sign away his inheritance. He seeks open of final decree revocation of distribution notice and admission to defend one quarter interest amid alleged irregularities in notice publication.

Clarence Schmitten Chelan County Emil H. Schmitten Maggie Schmitten

Chiropractor L G Allen Visits for Practice

L G Allen a Wenatchee chiropractor was in town yesterday morning and may decide to establish regular practice here. The note suggests a rainy day stock of goods beside an umbrella and a thrift habit.

L. G. Allen Wenatchee

Ice House Fire Damages Depot Area and Nearby Buildings

Fire Friday afternoon destroyed the ice house near the depot and damaged two coaches. A switch engine's cinder likely ignited the blaze amid northwest winds. The Club Pool, Roach building, bank, and other nearby structures faced danger as flaming embers fell. Firefighters flooded roofs and kept the blaze from spreading further.

Dinkey Leavenworth State Bank Roach Tommy Nolan Frank Mull Club Barclay Jimmy Thompson Harry Maston Ford Products Harry Ford

Advertised Letters for July 11 1922 Anderson to Woodrow

List of names including Miss Ruth Anderson Miss Donas Estill J H Gunn R Harvey Mrs Wm Hearn Wm Heftivich A H Johnson Mrs Annie Jensen Arne Jordain Mrs C M Massie Dan McCoy Wm P McEvoy Miss Alice Parson C F Peselk W S Phillips R K Rogers Mrs Laura Sampson S Searls Roy R Shaw Monte Skufelt C Thompson Chas Thompson Jacob Woodrow Mr L W. Message requests callers to mention advertising. Mr and Mrs Harry Maston to Tacoma trip note.

Mrs Laura. Sampson S. Searls Roy R. Shaw Monte. Skufelt C. Thompson Chas. Thompson Jacob Woodrow L. W Ray E. Simons P. M

J C Penney Adds Fifty Nine Stores Nationwide

J C Penney Company expands with fifty nine new stores during the year, bringing total outlets to 371 nationwide. The growth follows a two decade history since 1902 with sales rising to over 46 million last year and founder J C Penney remaining active as chairman.

J. C. Penney Company J. C. Penney

Moonshine Shack Raid Leads to Heavy Fine and Jail Time

Domnick Broughton, once a Front street shine stand operator, was jailed in Leavenworth after a county court found him guilty. A Monday search with Sheriff McManus Deputy McPherson and Officer Dude Brown uncovered moonshine whiskey, three stills, and seven mash barrels at his easterly town shack, prompting a $500 fine and six months in jail. He claimed innocence, saying others used his key briefly, but officers allege clear evidence of still operation.

Domnick Broughton Front Street McManus McPherson Dude Brown Broughton Leavenworth Davis

Summer Health Hints From University of Washington Official

Dr. D C Hall health officer warns anaemic individuals should not swim in cold water. He says test reactions determine safety with a dip and suggests warmer water if unwell. Wait two to three hours after meals before swimming. Limit daily sun exposure until skin acclimates and use cold cream zinc oxide for sunburn. Poison ivy sensitivity differs. avoid woods. For infections use soothing lotions lime water boracic acid baking soda.

D. C. Hall University of Washington

Methodist Church Services and Topics

Sunday School 9 45 Epworth League 6 45 Topic Hosea Preaching 11 a m and 8 p m Morning subject The death by own action of the Soul Evening subject The Friends of Jesus Evening service in church instead of the park Everybody welcome Pastor WM Hoskins

Epworth League Hosea The Friends of Jesus

Chautauqua Opens in Leavenworth This Week

The Chautauqua opens July 20 and runs through the 25th with the Ellison-White Lyceum and Chautauqua association in charge, aided by the local committee. A fine six day program offers education and amusement, and local ticket sales are underway.

Chautauqua Ellison-White Lyceum and Chautauqua Association

Knights and Sisters Install at Top-o-th-Hill Ceremony

The Knights of Pythias and Pythian Sisters of Leavenworth held a public installation on the hill top at Top-o-th-Hill last Sunday July 9. Sixty members attended including Wenatchee lodge guests. Officers were inducted and addressed the group before a luncheon and social activities followed.

Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters of Leavenworth Dick Simons Wenatchee Lodge G. W. Wicklander Herman Howe Scott Williams Frank Hennessey H. A. Gartner J. G. Corbett Wicklander Pythian Sisters Doris Brender Anna Franklin Elizabeth Brender Maud Jones Edith Hathaway Laura Corbett Mary Hart Molly Goff Lin Hart

Howe and Van Amburg Circus Parade Grand Opening

A multiple circus caravan arrives in town with Howe's Great London Circus and Van Amburg's Trained Wild Animals. The big show opens at 2 p.m. with three rings two stages and two animal arenas. Performances continue at 8 p.m. Doors open at 1 and 7.

Calliopes Howe Great London van Amburg

Notice to Contractors for Chelan School Building 1922

Sealed bids for a Chelan County Washington school building will be received by School District No 22. Bids due by 12 noon July 15 1922 with certified check. Plans from architect W W Durham Leavenworth or county superintendent Wenatchee. Board may reject all bids.

Chelan County Washington W. W. Durham Leavenworth State of Board of Directors County Superintendent of Schools Wenatchee

Power House Out of Commission Hits Great Northern

The Great Northern power plant above town has been largely out of service this week forcing trains to smoke through tunnels due to power loss. Rumors blamed the governor, but officials found a clogged screen. the governor had been sent away for repairs. Mrs. Mary T. Bell, former Leavenworth resident, arrived Tuesday to spend a couple of months and is an old schoolmate of Al Pesch.

Great Northern Mary T. Bell Leavenworth al Pesch

Also Mentioned on This Page

Chelan CO. Athletic Club M’elroy Lake Wenatchee Forest Service United States Department of Agriculture Blewett G. N Aoto J. C. Penney Co Domnick Methodist Church Services WM. Hoskins Chautauqua Leavenworth Knights and Sisters Power House
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