Leavenworth Falters In Narrow Loss To Asahi
Leavenworth drops a tight game 7 to 6 against the Seattle Asahi. McLean pitched well despite a shaky defense as the Asahi rely on early small hits and bunts to score while Leavenworth's eight safeties aren’t enough to overcome miscues. The lineup features Mahoney Fromm Cap Dunn Carson and McLean for Leavenworth with the Asahi fields Hisamuri Hideo Arai Shimamura Takayoshi Nakamura Iga Yasuda and Kono.
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Seattle Asahi
Little Fellows
Altho
Asahi
Bill Smith
Leavenworth
Hisamuri
Arai
Cap
Mahoney
Fromm
Dunn
Shimamura
Takayoshi
Brown
Nakamura
Smith
Mclean
Iga
Wunder
Yasuda
Kono
Carson
Lake
Wonder
Bob Smith
Hide
Short
Grounder
Pitcher
Iide
Long
Kone
Bob
Cap Grounds
Hisamura
Teals
Leavenworth—Mahoney
Capss
Broward
Wunderec
McLean P. Asahi
Hideo
Yasuda Is
Kono II
Faith Optimism and Work Drive Community Progress
A Wash State Weekly Ind Review editorial urges residents to back home industries and invest locally. It stresses faith in the town’s potential, calls optimists and workers an asset, and warns that naysayers hinder civic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Weekly Ind. Review
Cashmere to Host Leavenworth Next Sunday Game
Cashmere plans a home game against Leavenworth next Sunday at Leavenworth. Manager Elliott aims to boost town support for baseball despite recent losses. Players have played well and hope for luck to turn. Game time 2 20 and admission 50 cents.
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Cashmere
Leavenworth
Elliott
Real Estate Transfers In Leavenworth
Leavenworth investors transfer S 10 ft 4 and all of 8 N 10 ft 2 Burke Add to Mary B Cassidy for 1650. Ollie V Cox transfers lot 17 EF 1-2 18 block 1 Central Add to Leavenworth for 800.
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Leavenworth
Mary B. Cassidy
Burke
Ollie V. Cox
Henry Woltver
Central
T P Harris Works On Wenatchee Paint Job
T P Harris spent Saturday to Tuesday in Wenatchee completing a painting job.
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T. P. Harris
Wenatchee
Epworth League Holds Three Day City Session This Weekend
The Epworth League gathers in the city for a three day session starting today through Sunday. Activities include morning and evening programs, devotional services, Bible study and lectures led by pastors and local leaders at the Community and Methodist churches, with a Saturday Icicle River picnic and evening address.
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Epworth League
Haworth
Icicle
Dept. of World Evangelism
C. H. Lchricher
Patero
F. L
S. S
M. J. Perdue
Gertrude Opel
Winthrop
J. M. Walters
Methodist Church
J. R Jeffrey
Chelan
G. E. Whitten
Colville
F.C. Newham
Waterville
C. C. Curry
Cashmere
J. Osborne
Peshastin
CG. J. Whitten
Obituary: John Rosenberger Dies After Flu Illness
John Rosenberger died Friday at 4 am in Community Hospital from influenza complications. The 34 year old single man suffered chronic ailments and a recent inflammatory rheumatism attack led to hospitalization. He was a member of the Odd Fellows MWA and Yeomen and son of Daniel Rosenberger of near Peshastin. Funeral Sunday at Firemen's Hall with Odd Fellows approval. interment Leavenworth cemetery.
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John Roenberger
Odd Fellows
Yeomen
Daniel Rosenberger
Peshastin
Leavenworth
Rye High Rye Six Feet In The Valley
The Wenatchee World reports rye four feet high, with F G Heath presenting a sample from the mouth of Fagle Creek canyon measuring six feet. The narrative notes larger plants higher in the valley and links taller rye to stronger effects when used to produce the noted potation.
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Wenatchee
F. G. Heath
Fagle Creek Canyon
Asahi Defeats Cashmere 5–0 in Monday Shutout
The Asahi ball team beat Cashmere 5 to 0 on Monday. Rumors say about one thousand dollars changed hands due to the game.
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Asahi
Cashmere
Merchants Rally to Restore Public Confidence in Trade
At Chelan the Che lan County Retail Merchants Association heard Carl Bush and Dr W J Hindley urge public support for the distributing system. They warned lack of confidence and unemployment hurt retailers and consumers, and pressed education of the public to stabilize prices and trade, noting past efforts and the role of local merchants.
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Chelan County
Smith
Mr. Bush
Dy. W. J. Hindley
Europe
Republican Party
Farm Loan Bank
Peopl
Tacoma
Washington State Rtailers’ Association
Washington
Washington. Mr. Hindley
Entiat
Wenatchee
Spokane
City
R. C. Stockton
William McIntosh
Leavenworth
F. W. Shulty
Commercial Bank & Trust Company
Edward Jeklin
State Retailers’ Association
W. T. Powell
Chelan County Association
Local Notes From Eagle Creek and Surrounding Areas
Mrs Curtis Chase returned from Wenatchee after visiting her sister for two weeks. Bresch family of Leavenworth visited Bjork home. Gust Fredrickson’s rheumatism keeps him confined. care helped by Mrs Sands. Brush clearing on the Frank ranch improves the road and property. Mrs J B Schons released from hospital to return home. Heath Anderson and related families from Olympia fished at Fish Lake on Sunday.
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Curtis Chase
Wenatchee
Chumstick
J. B. Schons
Frank Heath
Otto Anderson
Mathews
Olympia
H. A. Anderson
Fish Lake
Barn Fire Destroys Lee Howerton's Structure
Lee Howerton's barn in the western town area burned Monday around 11 0 clock. Firefighters arrived as the top fell in and the building was soon consumed. Loss estimated at about 600 dollars with about half covered by insurance. Only the barn and a few tools burned as no stock was stored.
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Lee Howerton
Band Concert Planned Next Saturday Evening
Bandmaster McDaniel asks announcement of a concert on the streets next Saturday evening. He cannot promise weekly concerts yet due to difficulty preparing a program, but hopes to present more performances soon.
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McDaniel
Card of Thanks for Son and Brother
The Rosenberg and Blankenship families express gratitude to friends and lodge members for help, sympathy, and floral offerings during illness and death of their son and brother Dan Rosenberg.
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Dan Rosenberg
Elizabeth Blankenship
Commercial Club Meeting and Luncheon Tonight
About thirty members met at the Great Northern Lumber Co. clubhouse for a profitable session. Forest Supervisor Sylvester and Fred Clayton spoke on forest protection and camp site work. A committee was formed to review hospital needs, a member drive was announced, and the club set a $5 individual dues fee with no firm rate. Next meeting scheduled for Tuesday June 7 at the same location.
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Commercial Club
Great Northern Lumber Co
Sylvester
Fred Clayton
Forest Service
Mr. Clayton
Leavenworth
Mr. Stevens
Lumber Company
Mr. Woodruff
Richard Mus
Dr. Lessing
F. W. Stevens
R. B. Field
B.C. Rutherford
Leavenworth Falls to Wenatchee in 5 to 0 Game
Leavenworth baseball team traveled to Wenatchee Monday and lost 5 to 0. Carson allowed 10 hits for Leavenworth while Ruth limited Wenatchee to 3 hits. World notes Leavenworth had 7 errors to Wenatchee 3. Echo ads offered locally.
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Leavenworth
Wenatchee
Carson
Ruth
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al. Hoffman
NO. Central
DR. Walters
Leavenworth League
Welcome Saver
Frank Peterson
Bridgeport League
P. R. Martin
Oroville
Dept. of
Elmer Shepherd
Marland Garber
John Rosenberger
Rye
State Retailer's Association
Eagle Creek
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