Mrs. F A Sinclair Obituary and Local Youth Conference
Mrs. F A Sinclair died Thursday March 9 1922 after hospital surgery to be with her husband son Edith and others she had a life of church service with the Methodist congregation in Leavenworth and Cooperstown. The second item details a Wenatchee Leavenworth youth conference with speeches leadership talks and a closing fellowship circle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Sinclair
Sinclair
Lorena R. Church
Alberton
Quebec
Fred A. Sinclair
Oak River
Manitoba
Hoskins
Cooperstown
R. B. Field
Older Boys Conference Attends Wenatchee Meeting
About 185 boys and leaders gathered in Wenatchee March 10 to 12 for the Older Boys Conference with Leavenworth sending six representatives Fletcher Gardner Ray Jones Earl Moon Orvel Dahlgren George Rumohr and Talbot All housed in local homes. The event at Central Church of Christ featured an address of welcome by Mayor Clifford E. Chase and a theme Call to Leadership with committees appointed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid
Charley
Frank Moran
Arn
Alien
Seattle
Wellington Pegg
Wenatchee
Leavenworth and Manson
Mr. Allen
Christian Church
Wenatchee Boys
George Cole
Sid Jones
Mr. Sovereign
Tracy Strong
Greenlee
Tracy
Mr. Moran
Commercial Club
J. H Oatey
Widby
McDermott
Cash
Moran
George B. Cole
Leavenworth
Fletcher Gardner
Ray Jones
Earl Moon
Orvel Dahlgren
George Rumohr
Talbot
Central Church of Christ
Charles Niederhauser
Moran School
Clifford FE. Chase
Kind Appeal for Arrears and Subscriptions Echolike Note
Statements mailed to subscribers in arrears urge prompt payment after a year of leniency. The Echo Publishing Co. notes hard times eased and asks readers to pay up and remind neighbors to enroll. Bids for the Cashmere Sunnyslope pavement will be opened at Olympia April 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Echo Publishing Co
Sunnyslope
Olympia
Leavenworth Boys Triumph Over Cashmere In Fast Indoor Bout
Leavenworth high school defeated Cashmere 9 to 5 in a spirited game on home floor. Myron Nelson limited Cashmere star Paton to two baskets while Haugh and Barbano led Leavenworth with strong defense and precise scoring. Referee Freeman kept control as Leavenworth extends home win streak to one loss only this season.
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Leavenworth High School
Cashmere
Chuck
Myron Nelson
Paton
Fickett
Weber
Newsham
Henry
Rearick
Haugh
Bates
Barbano
Wade
Leavenworth
Barhano
Nelson
Weber G
Pickett
Pickett and Newsham
Moses G
Currie
Foster
Bearrick
Freeman
Wenatchee
Eighth Grade Exam Returns Reveal Small Reading Failures
Students statewide completed January exams with only two of thirty failing in reading. Payee girls average 923-17, boys 88 11-13. in ceaneg, boys 89, girls 85 10-17. Eight passed in arithmetic with 92 average, eight will repeat with the class to ease algebra next year. Kenneth Query, Wenatchee high student and athlete, died Friday night of diphtheria at seventeen.
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Payee
Ceaneg
Kenneth Query
Wenatchee High School
Luncheon Attendees Hear Progress on Local Projects
About fifty Commercial Club members and several guests attended last Friday's luncheon. Mesdames McIntosh and others prepared the meal, and members voted thanks to the ladies. President Campbell led the meeting with reports on the Scenic Highway, a glass factory plan, and the Sunset highway.
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Commercial Club
Mesdames McIntosh
Krollpfeiffer
Tholin Brower
Roth
Rohrbaugh
Webster
Washington
McReynolds
Rochelle
Seattle
Sunset
Blewett Pass
Boy Scouts
John S. Brender
L. R. Hart
W. E. Anderson
Wenatchee
Ferguson
Bankruptcy Affairs Settled by Receiver for Bohlke
Trustee Doelle reports progress in Bohlke Fruit Co. bankruptcy with two real estate sales confirmed. Frank Shelton ranch of 10 acres near Cashmere sold to G A Loudenback for 12000 with 6000 cash and 6000 mortgage assumed. Sunset ranch of about 30 acres sold to Stillman Miller and P J Miller for 21250. Mortgage on Sunset 20660 plus about 1000 taxes and water assessments leave nearly 10000 to be realized. A complete audit of Associated Fruit Co. accounts done under U S court in Chicago by Auditor Gibson who will return soon.
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Doelle
Bohlke Fruit Co
Frank Shelton
Cashmere
G. A. Loudenback
Sunset
Stillman Miller
P. J. Miller
Associated Fruit Co
U. S. Court
Chicago
Gibson
Leavenworth Hosts Double Header With Cashmere Teams
Leavenworth points to a win for the local girls 28 to 14 and boys 17 to 16 against Cashmere. The March 18 match against Wilson Creek promises another strong showing. Capt May Elliott leads the girls with forwards Mary Wheeler Joyce Doty, and guards Margaret O Larey Violet Wheeler. A preliminary game features Leans and Fats from local ladies.
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Cashmere
Leavenworth
Wilson Creek
Mary Wheeler
Joyce Doty
May Elliott
Lucy McClure
Margaret O'Larey
Violet Wheeler
Leans
Fats
Miss Greene
Nelson Miss Barrett
Bryan
Hennessey
Town
Brower
Applegate
Holmes
Hitchcock
Field
Douglas
Paine
Wheeler
City urged to spray town fruit trees to curb pests
The Echo urges residents to spray all fruit trees on their property to protect local growers. It notes county authorities may enter premises to spray and bill the cost to property taxes if owners neglect trees. An upcoming opportunity will offer spraying at a nominal price.
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Echo
Wenatchee
H G Bohlke Dead In Seattle After Illness
H G Bohlke dies in Seattle at 2 am from influenza. His wife and daughter are in critical condition. He had lived in the valley for about twelve years, starting a Dryden ranch, then managing and owning the Dryden Fruit and Warehouse Co. before moving to Sexattle after the crash.
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F. C. Olberg
H. G. Bohlke
Seattle
Dryden
Dryden Fruit and Warehouse Co
Sexuttle
Last Game Of High School Basketball This Season
Tomorrow evening at eight the town hosts the final high school basketball game of the season. The town band plays and a preliminary between the Aristocratic Leans and the Pleasingly Plumps precedes the main event as our high school girls attempt to avenge their only defeat this season by facing Wilson Creek.
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Wilson Creek
County Game Board Imposes Drastic Fishing Rules
The Wenatchee county game board on Tuesday limited the daily fishing bag to 10 pounds or 25 fish, triggering discontent among sportsmen, especially for trips to distant lakes. Grouse and deer bear seasons noted, with goat protections year round and chinks and huns left to a future decision. A financial statement for 1921 is provided.
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County Game Board
Wenatchee
Dr Albert Lessing Heads Local Legion Post
At a meeting of Victor H. Johnson Post 122 American Legion officers were unanimously elected Post Commander Albert Lessing Vice Commander John McClure Adjutant Finance Officer Reynold L. Rearick and Trustees J C Lindley H C Masten and C E Hertzog The charter was amended and the next meeting is set for Tuesday night March 21 all ex service men invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor H. Johnson
American Legion
Albert Lessing
John McClure
Reynold L. Rearick
J. C. Lindley
H. C. Masten
C. E. Hertzog
Jurors Drawn for April Term in County
Jurors selected to serve at the April term include Roy Brieney and O B Brown of Leavenworth along with Mrs J W Ewing Frank Gibson D J Grant Jimmy Merrill and others from Leavenworth Peshastin and nearby areas including Nina True Wm Stage and L E Wilson.
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Roy Brieney
Leavenworth
O. B. Brown
J. W. Ewing
Frank Gibson
D.J. Grant
Jimmy Merrill
Wm. Stage
Peshastin
Nina True
D. P. White
L. E. Wilson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Older Boys
Scenic Highway
Glass Factory
Boy Scout Movement
West Bar
Trinidad
Bohlke
Shelton and
Sunset Ranches
H. S
Weed
Legion
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