Fire permits required for campers this season
Forest Supervisor A H Sylvester warns of a dangerous season ahead as state and federal fire rules tighten. More districts will restrict camping to designated grounds with state or federal permits, especially in Entiat Valley Chinawa Valley and Icicle Valley areas. Private lands require owner consent and a permit to light campfires near forest material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Forests
A. E. Schaller
Forest Service
Entiat Valley
Silver Creek
Chinawa Valley
Alder Creek
Chickamin Creek
Rock Creek
Maple Creek
Buck Creek Pass
Lyts Miles nuptials in Wenatchee by Judge Porter
Walter Lyts marries Susan Miles of Leavenworth as Judge John E. Porter officiates in Wenatchee on June 5. Edward and Joseph Miles two brothers witness the ceremony. Victory Liberty Loan notes have been cashed and interest ends June 15. Return any issue if found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Lyts
Susan Miles
Green Miles
Leavenworth
John E. Porter
Wenatchee
Edward
Joseph Miles
Barr-Woldenberg Nuptials Surprise Leavenworth Friends
Harold Woldenberg and Winifred Barr were married by Rev. P. Gross at Wenatchee last Saturday evening. Woldenberg, a Leavenworth native, works as an electrician for the Great Northern Railway at the canyon power plant. The bride has served as music supervisor in local schools and is from Bowling Green Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Woldenberg
Winifred Barr
P. Gross
Wenatchee
Mr. Woldenberg
Leavenworth
Great Northern Railway Co
Bowling Green
Ohio
K P Lodge Semiannual Election Held June First
The semiannual election of the K P Lodge occurred June 1 selecting G W Wicklander as Chancellor Commander Herman Howe as Vice Chancellor Scott Williams as Prelate W F Hansen as Master of Works Elmer Johnson as Master at Arms H A Gartner as Inner Guard and J G Corbett as Outer Guard Installation is planned for the first July meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P. Lodge
G. W. Wicklander
Herman Howe
Scott Williams
W. F. Hansen
Elmer Johnson
H. A. Gartner
J. G. Corbett
Catholic Ladies Food Sale at Co-Operative Store
Picnic eats will be sold at the Catholic Ladies food sale held at the Co-Operative store every Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock. Proceeds support parish activities and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative
Blewett Road Sign Erected and Public Notice Debated
Secretary W H Clearman of the Wenatchee Commercial Club viewed a new Blewett Pass road sign along the Snoqualmie Central Highway west of the Blewett junction. The National Parks Highway Association funded the sign tied to Sunset Highway subscriptions. the old junction sign will be repainted. Ellensburg residents still claim Blewett Pass is closed despite US Forest Service says the contract requires the road stay open.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clearman
Wenatchee
Clearman
Ellensburg
Blewett Pass
U. S. Forest Service
Advertised Letters for June 6 1922 National Mail List
The notice lists names of individuals with letters awaiting pickup including Barrett W J Chapman Adele Lancaster DeMond James Elmer John Facounis Lous Gilett Mrs E J Holter Fred Howard D Inglis Mrs Rore Jackson Axel Johnson Mr and Mrs Mable Johnson Mrs Wm Lewis Frank McDonald M McDonald P McGillen Jas Meighen J D Nelson Alrick 2 Geo Pone W Randolph C Root Chas D Stogl A J Walker Mrs F A Wilson Kenneth When calling for above letters please mention advertising Guy A Hamilton P M
Commercial Club Votes to Discontinue Friday Luncheons
In hot weather the Commercial Club halted Friday luncheons until September first. The move honors women’s workload and keeps members served once resumed. Officers and committees were named to attend the state convention in Pullman and to manage campsite duties and grounds maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. O’larey
S. C. Taylor
W. A. Tegtmeier
J. R. Roth
R. J. Smith
Ray Overhuise
Elmer
School of Commercial Club
Pullman
B. C. Rutherford
Wm. Anderson
RB. C. Rutherford
L. R. Hart
Signal Men in Accident Near United Orchards
Cashmere Record reports signal men Charles Sargent and Clyde Snyder escaped serious injury after a speeder jumped a track near United Orchards Co. A loosened cattle guard timber caused the derailment at about 20 mph. Both men suffered cuts and bruises, with Sargent sustaining a deep knee gash and Snyder a head wound. Park Long transported them to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere
Charles Sargent
Clyde Snyder
United Orchards Co
Park Long
Mr. Sargent
Mr. Syder
Timberman writeup highlights G N Lumber Co Leavenworth
The May Timberman features G N Lumber Co Leavenworth with start of season March 22. Daily April cut 107000 ft with two singles. 80 percent pine. Mill to cut 20000000 ft. New logging camps planned on the logging road and Wenatchee River. Kilns and box factory upgrades noted. Personnel include Pete Lucier superintendent and R A Holmes in charge of kilns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Timberman
G. N. Lumber Co
Leavenworth
Great Northern Lumber Co
W. J. Fields
O. J. Gardner
C. R. Carson
Pittsburgh
Wenatchee River
Chicago
R. A. Holmes
Gibbs
A. E. Heitman
W. L. West
Albert Anderson
Dan Kietch
L. DeRosia
Emery Ford
Jeff Ross
Edgerman
J. Nelson
Mr. Horseman
H. D. Richey
George Zachow
J. E. Wunder
Z. B. Hoyt
Chelan Falls Power Co Regains Control and Reaches Output
Chelan Falls Power Co’s management and control are restored to stockholders with N W Brackett discharged as receiver. President George D Brown says the plant installed in 1918 1919 now delivers 700 to 750 kilowatts to Washington Coast Utilities and features a new spillway and irrigation pipeline benefiting 400 acres. The company plans finish the intake tunnel next winter while expecting a full apple crop. Mrs J B Roberts returned from Nebraska after her mother’s death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan Falls Power Co
N. W. Brackett
Daily World
George D. Brown
Brown
Chelan Falls Power Company
Chelan
Washington Coast Utilities
Presient Brown
Elman Hotel
Chelan Falls
Leavenworth Triumphs Over Dryden In Fancy Style
In a league outing at Peshastin Malaga fell 10 to 7 to Peshastin. Pitcher Hill shut down three Cashmere stars, allowing Pete Peterson a single hit in five at bats and belting a homer himself in the third. Day and Young paced Peshastin with multiple hits, while Hill dominated the mound with a home run and 18 strikeouts for Malaga’s pitcher. Um pire Wingate officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Down Valley Boys
Peshastin
Bill Towne
Cashmere
Hill
Pete Peterson
Lee Young
Day
Epee
Cnasask
O -Young
Douglas P
Ss _ Peterson
Arbogast Cf
Anderson
Kenan
Platts
LO Bi
Penhallagon
Johnson
Phillips
Sealers
E. Hill
Laughlin
Lf Fances
Morris
Bas
Taylor
Os Eita
Farber
McNeil
Douglas
Young
Erle Wingate
Bill Walton
Leavenworth
Dryden
Kuelbs
Newsman
Mally
L'worth
H B Smith
N. Nelson
Carson
Briggs
W. Wunder
Casey
Peasee
Malloy
Heidrikk
Mahoney
Ose
O Lake
Lake
Schmoker
Valley League Sunday games listed at Leavenworth and other towns
Foreman Cuthrie & Co in Wenatchee yard work was struck by a rock from a blast on Tuesday. He suffered an eye injury and possible loss of the eye, with a chance of recovery reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Barton
Cuthrie & Co
Wenatchee
Blewett Pass to Stay Open All Season in 1922
Official word from the forestry office in Portland states Blewett Pass will remain open to traffic throughout 1922. Preparations and contractor provisions ensure continuous access, with improvements focused on low ground areas on both sides of the mountains while the summit and slopes are already completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Blewett Pass
Republican County Convention At Wenatchee Emphasizes Loyalty
The biennial Republican county convention convened in Wenatchee last Saturday with many workers from across the county in attendance. Fred Kemp lauded citizen participation, urged continued caucuses and conventions, and praised party unity while calling for strong penalties for narcotics peddling and swift passage of the Smith-McNary irrigation bill. Thirty delegates were elected for the state convention in Chehalis, with a long list of names from Wenatchee Cashmere Chelan and other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican Party
Wenatchee
R. B. Field
B. C. Rutherford
Ray Simons
J. C. Davis
J. T. Lindley
Fred Kemp
Harding
Congress
Chehalis
Ed. S. Russel
J. E. Ferguson
J. A. Gellatly
Carl Christensen
Rufus Woods
Dr. H. A. Saunders
I. P. Ferrin
W. M. Anderson
F. C. French
C. E. Chase
O. W. Mintzer, Jr
C. S. Snodgrass
Miss Ila Green
N. A. van Valkenburg
L. Finch
Cashmere
A.h.mohler
J. D. Cornelius
J. E. Sullivan
O. W. Mintzer, Sr
Notice to Contractors on Water Piping Bid Extension
The Directors of School District No 22 Chelan County Washington extend bid deadline for water piping installation. Specifications from architect W W Durham. Bids due to architect or clerk by 12 noon June 14 and must be in Leavenworth Post Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan County
Washington
W. W. Durham
Leavenworth Post Office
Methodist Church Services Highlight The Christian Adventure
Sunday School at 9 45 with Epworth League at 6 45. Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Rev Roper of Vancouver B C will have charge of both services Pastor WM Hoskins directs the church with services by the Vancouver guest preacher and the Christian Adventure theme for the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Roper
Vancouver
B. C
WM. Hoskins
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. H. Sylvester
Barkee-Mercer
F. L
W. G. Schannach
Mary Elizabeth Conrad
G. R. van Valkenburgh
Two Harbors
Minn
I. A. VanValkenburgh
Merton Mercer
B. F. Yancey
Edwin Burling
Fort Lawton
Wash
Geo. Hylton
Marguerite
E. L. Barkee
Hoskins
W. G. Sechannach
Miles-Lyts
Barr-Woldenberg
K. P
Blewett Road
Commercial Club
G. N. Lbr. CO
Timberman
J. B. Roberts
Nebraska
F. M. Nelson
Valley League
Dryden Malaga
Blewett
Republican County Convention
Geo. W. Beidler
Monitor
R. H. Clark
Arthur J. O' Larey
Rock Island
E. M. Gillett
Lakeside
Stewart Johnson
Entiat
T. H. Atkinson
Sunnyslope
A. E. Monson
C. C. Cole
J. W. Chatfield
Methodist Church Services
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