New Fruit Concern Formed After Packers Association Split
Trustees of the Skookum Packers Association ended contracts with the Shook-in Packers and created the United Apple Growers to take over assets, while local units may market through other agencies. The Northwestern Fruit Exchange contract remains four years. The meeting covered finances, advertising reach, and plans for future marketing contracts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skookum Packer Association
Shook-in Packers’ Association
Skokum Packers’ Association
Northwestern Fruit Exchange
United Apple Growers
W. S. Trimble
Entiat
F. H. Moses
Cashmere
F. C. Paine
Omak
Harry J. Kerr
Olanogan
J. A. Wilson
Peshastin
Skookum Fackers’ Association
Skookum
J. S. Crutchfield
J. A. Meade
Skook Im
Crutchfield
J. B. Adams
H. M. Holmes
J. A. Foster
H. J. Kerr
P. B. Field
Skookum Packers
Associaton
Association
Harry L Miller
Skookum Pack
N. W. Mogge
Warman
Miss Lanphere
Commercial Club Hosts Pine Valley Luncheon Meeting
The Commercial Club held a well attended luncheon with forty two members and four valley visitors. Officers and committee members reported on stock selling plans, publicity efforts, and scenic highway projects for Stevens Pass with hopes for spring work and community support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Down the Valley
Sam Sumner
A. H. Sylvester
Commissioner Long
W. B. Paton
Bert Hagler
Taylor
Wm. Brender
R. J. Smith
J. R. Roth
Ray Overhulse
Hennessey
Howe
Motteler
Blewett Pass
Dick Simons
Mr. Elliott
Geo. Hauber
Stevens Pass
Olympia
Sum
Leavenworth Choral Society Seeks Active 50 Members
Thirty singers attended last Monday’s practice with several absent due to illness. Mrs Bryan plans a weekly extra session for those needing special work in their parts, promising a valuable effort. The next practice is in the Community Building next Monday at 7 30 with a goal of fifty or more active members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth Choral Society
Bryan
Leavenworth
Great Northern power plant goes out of commission
The Great Northern Railway Co power plant above town failed last week due to a frozen stand pipe causing a section of the main pipeline to collapse. A large crew replaced the plant early this week, with steam from locomotives used to clear ice. the break required smoking through a three mile tunnel at the Cascades summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Railway Co
Cascades
Advertised Letters for February 8, 192
List of names including Melvel A Alliston Harold Hansen Chas Jensen Joe Junker Ed Krueger John Latimer Mr. McDonald Lee Mori S Patterson Beulah Prong C I Riggs Clarence Robeson Chester Salusto S Lindley F E Smith Miss Lawriene Clara Spiel er Miss Nellie Vouvelet Miss Nellie Williams A L Webb Master Alford Wert C B. requestors asked to mention advertising when calling. Postmaster Guy A Hamilton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliston
Melvel A. Hansen
Harold. Jensen
Chas. Junker
Joe J. Krueger
Ed. Latimer
John. Lyke
Mr. McDonald
Edwin. McMinds
Lee M. Mori
S. Patterson
Beulah
Prong
Robert. Riggs
C. I. Robeson
Clarence R. Ross
Chester
Salusto
Sam. Lindley
F. E. Smith
Lawriene
Spieler
Clara
Stone
Mary J. Strand
Edward
Vouvelet
Nellie
Williams
A. L. Young
James R. Wilson
Henry
Webb
Alford
Wert
C. B
Guy A. Hamilton
Government funds Blewett Pass road project
The Forestry Department will spend 200000 on the Blewett Pass road on the Chelan side this year completing the route from Ingalls Creek to the Blewett saw mill. The county plans about 50000 for the road from the Peshatin Methodist church to the saw mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
Blewett Pass
Chelan
Ingalls Creek
Blewett
Peshatin Methodist Church
School Election Set For Tomorrow Afternoon
Voters head to the polls tomorrow for the annual school election. The contest features one director seat with incumbent Mrs. L. J. Nelson running against B. C. Rutherford and Mrs. G. E. Ouren as challengers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Nelson
B. C. Rutherford
G. E. Ouren
Labor Urges Repeal of the Dry Act in Labor Federation Call
The American Federation of Labor executive council urged repeal of the Volstead Act and replacement with a measure allowing wine and beer sales. They criticized the act as a social failure, fostering law contempt, bootlegging, poison concotions, unemployment, and high taxes. The council plans an bipartisan campaign committee to influence elections while supporting reasonable enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tech
Areri Ran Federation of Labor
Npartisan
Erten
Plain Notes of Local Social Activity
Paula Hertzog spent the weekend at home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lehrman returned Sunday from Wenatchee. M. A. Wise was called to Wenatchee by his daughter Marie's pneumonia, accompanied by Everett Dallison. Mrs. Alex Spence returned Monday from Oroville. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Rupel entertained Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Pobst and family and Mr. Mott. Dallison couple rejoice over a new water well at 18 feet. A. V. Shore visited Leavenworth shopping, returned with Mrs. Shore’s brother Herman. Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Leavell hosted dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Callison and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Peters and families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paula Hertzog
Arthur Lehrman
Wenatchee
M. A. Wise
Marie
Everett Dallison
Alex Spence
Oroville
C. F. Rupel
O. M. Pobst
Mr. Mott
Dallison
A. V. Shore
Leavenworth
Shall We Have a Band in Leavenworth This Year
Mr James McDaniel, longtime bandmaster, urges the town to decide on a band. He seeks to start rehearsals now so concerts can begin when weather allows. The Commercial Club is called to act promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. McDaniel
Pruning Demonstration Postponed to March 3
The pruning demonstration advertised for Thursday March 2 was postponed and will be held Friday March 3 at 2 o clock. The Great North rn Railway Co protests against Wenatchee Southern permission. Rumors tie Milwaukee to backing the road, with Great Northern opposing competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great North Rn Railway Co
Wenatchee Southern
Milwaukee
Great Northern
Glass factory may come to Leavenworth
Local Commercial Club luncheon draws interest from prospective investors led by H B Smith of Merritt who owns silica supplies. He notes the Pacific Northwest needs over 5000 cars of glass products annually and says Leavenworth could attract a large plant creating thousands of jobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GLASS
Leavenworth
Pacific Northwest
H. B. Smith
Merritt
Big Benefit Mixer For High School Fund
Tomorrow evening the high school hosts a large benefit performance and mixer to raise funds as athletics run in debt. The motion picture fund has funded athletic supplies and stage scenery but now needs support after suspending most showings. Organizers aim to raise 150 dollars this week with two attractions beyond the games and general admission set at 25 and 35 cents. Mr Field of Great Northern Lumber Co spent days in Spokane on business and leisure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Motion Picture
Ernest Shakleton
Mr. Field
Great Northern Lumber Co
Spokane
Cashmere News Highlights Local Real Estate and Events
The Cashmere page reports plans for a $40,000 M E church in Cashmere, housing a full basement, main floor and choir loft. It notes orchard sales totaling $13,000 and a $36,000 sale of Delicios and Winesaps, with immediate possession. Social events include American Legion dances, Ladies Auxiliary activities, and a successful band concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker, Vogle, Evans and Rousch
Seattle
M. E
Cashmere
H. M. Smith
Gottlieb
J. L. Maxwell
Near Dryden
Canada
Cupid at Vassar charms Leavenworth junior play crowd
The Leavenworth junior class presented Cupid at Vassar at the community building last Saturday. Performers including Fred Ouren Earl Harris John Kinscherf and Gladys Wellstein drew praise for their comic and romantic roles. Miss Leavitt and Miss Barr were credited for coaching and direction as a large audience attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vassar
Leavenworth
Thomas
Fred Ouren
Earl Harris
John Kinscherf
George Rumohr
Gladys Wellstein
Mrs. Carroll
Mabel Bresch
Susie Miles
Kate
Wanda
Florence Clemens
Miss Page
Sybil Bowers
Margaret Dahlgren
Mabel Lord Margaret O’larey
Helen Hale
Miss Leavitt
Miss Barr
Chelan Falls To Leavenworth In Fast Basketball Battle
Leavenworth defeated Chelan 28 to 14 on a fast floor as Barbano led Leavenworth with four field baskets while Brownfield struggled with one field goal and six fouls. Freeman refereed a splendid game, with no protests from visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelan High School
Brownfield
Chelan
S. Brownfield
Leavenworth Boys
Barbano
Wade
Love
Haugh
Leavenworth
Butterbaugh
R. Lord
Freeman
Methodist Church Services with Sunday School and Sermons
Sunday School at 9 45. Epworth League at 6 30. Topic Friendship. Preaching at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Pastor in charge of both services. Young People's Bible study class Thursday at 7 30. WM HOSKINS Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
WM. Hoskins
Cashmere Boys Defeat Wenatchee In High Scoring Win
Cashmere boys beat Wenatchee 27 to 15 in a fast paced game noted as one of the season's quick contests. Cottage Hotel sold by C A Geyer to Ed Bectol of Wenatchee for 7500 dollars. World Hotel in Wenatchee to be leased by W H Bruce. Mrs J A Prentis at home on Alberta Street. R J Cross and Son returned from Mansfield after transacting business. Miss Ruby Linkem was a caller Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cashmere Boys
Wenatchee
C. A. Geyer
Ed. Bectol
W. H. Bruce
The
World Hotel
Wnatchee
J. A. Prentis
Alberta St
R. J. Cross and Son
Mansfield
Ruby Linkem
Also Mentioned on This Page
NEW Fruit Concern
United Apple Growers New Company
Ner
Long
Paton
Sylvester
Hennesse
R. F. Taylor
Lake Wenatcheroid
Leverly
Sumner
O. F. Gardner
Mr. Gardner
LABOR
Cooperative Association
American Legion
Ladies’ Auxiliary
R. N
L. H. Wiliams
James Miller
Irvin Qualley
Warren Kinney
M. E. Ladies’ Aid
Ernest Tonk
Frances Taylor
Albert Stoltenberg
North Cashmere
Monitor Bridge
Grace Liddell
Columbia Sanitarium
L. H. Tomkins
Tacoma
W. R.C
F. J. Beazly
Knowles
Grace Bell
Gueen Esther Society
M. E. Church
Leonard Schmitten
East of Wenatchee
Wenatchee Girls
Cupid
L. H
Methodist Church Services
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