Quincy Athletic Club Letter Defends Championship Rivalry
The Quincy Athletic Club captain Clyde Greenlee writes from Quincy Washington March 14 1921 defending the Leavenworth Quincy basketball championship game. He notes a neutral floor preference and laments referee substitution by Lichtenberger from Wenatchee YMC A. He praises Leavenworth for fair play and hopes to maintain a road name with Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincey Athletic Club
Lichtenberger
Seece
Wenatchee Y. M. C. A
Leavenworth
Quincy Athletic Club
Clyde Greenlee
Local Cashmere Play Delights Community Audience
Last Saturday the Scenic theatre hosted Cashmere home talent with an orchestra that impressed the crowd. The performance drew a fair audience and promising reviews suggest a larger turnout if repeated. Mr and Mrs F C Osberg returned Wednesday from Seattle visit.
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Cashmere
F. C. Osberg
Seattle
Record of the Champion All Stars season summary
The Champion All Stars report an 12 of 15 record for a .800 percentage, totaling 445 scored to 18 allowed. They played 10 home games in Leavenworth and three away losses, noting rough play at Cashmere and two injuries. They credit fans, the Community building court, and local support from the School Board and Leavenworth Echo, and aim for an even better next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
Hen Coops
Cashmere
L. Wunder
Doe Osborne
Rive
All Stars
Leavenworth Echo
Notice to Owners of Improvement District No 7
Owners in Leavenworth Washington must pay the seventh annual instalment for the sewer district by April 8 1921 at the City Clerk’s office F G Gowing City Clerk Leavenworth Wash Also a note offering setting of Chinese pheasant eggs for hatch and release from the county game board or state game farm at Walla Walla
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Leavenworth
Wash
County Game Board
State Game Farm
Walla Walla
Base Ball Bug Begins 10 Buzz In Leavenworth
Leavenworth Amateur Athletic Association moves to form a local amateur baseball league with Wenatchee Cashmere Waterville and Leavenworth. A Leavenworth committee J W Elliott Frank Hennessey and Sam Daly to negotiate. The plan favors home talent over hired players to ensure lively games this season.
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BUZZ
Leavenworth
Leavenworth Amateur Athletic Association
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Waterville
J. W. Elliott
Frank Hennessey
Sam Daly
Leavenworth Association
Leasonworth
BLANKENSHIP-NORDSTROM MARRIAGE IN WENATCHEE
Miss Olive M. Blankenship and Mr. Leonard R. Nordstrom married in Wenatchee Washington on Tuesday morning March 10 The ceremony was conducted by Rev Frank Beatty at the Presbyterian Manse at 11 o clock Attendants were Mr and Mrs Carl Noriie The couple left on No 4 for a two week honeymoon in the east They will live at Willmar Minnesota where Mr Nordstrom will work for the Great Northern Railway Both are known in Leavenworth with Nordstrom employed as storekeeper and Mrs Nordstrom as bookkeeper at the same railway yard office
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Olive M. Blankenship
Leonard R. Nordstrom
Wenatchee
Wash
Frank Beatty
Presbyterian Manse
O’cock
Carl Noriie
Willmar
Minnesota
Nordstrom
Great Northern Railway
Home Maker Of Tomorrow Begins With Little Girl Today
The article notes that a child learns early about material choices color and design while planning her dollies wardrobe, shaping future homemaking skills and taste.
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Dolly
Banquet for All Star Basketball Team Players
Ladies of the city host a Saturday banquet at the Firemen's hall for the All-Star basketball team players and manager with wives parents and partners. A public dance follows at 1.00 per couple plus taxes, proceeds to cover hall and music expenses.
M E Services Each Evening During Holy Week
Holy Week services will be held at the Methodist church every evening at 7 30 excluding Monday and Saturday. The program includes sermons on Veterans Blundering Sword Judas Iscariot Christ before Pilate Calvary and The Seven Sayings of the Cross with solo and duet musical selections by Mr Putnam Miss Hendricks Mrs Seely and Hazel West The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper will be administered Friday evening after the service.
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Veter
Judas Iscariot
Mr. Putnam
Christ Before Pilate
Sole
State Appropriations Hit Sixty-One Million Dollars
Olympia reports the latest legislative allocations total 61,112,651 including an 11,000,000 bond issue for veterans' compensation and revolving funds. The 1919 session appropriations stood at 55,978,400, with a general fund increase this session of 910,824 to an estimated 11,470,826.
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Olympia
Jurors Drawn for April Term at Superior Court
Jurors listed from the vicinity to serve at the April term include C. J. Rairdon F. L. Peters J. N. O Leary N. A. Nelson E. W. Gray Jacob Foss Henry Moore Mrs John W. McCoy J. K. Moore and H. W. Otis all of Leavenworth Peshastin or Dryden.
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C. J. Rairdon
Leavenworth
F. L. Peters
J. N. O'Leary
N. A. Nelson
E. W. Gray
Jacob Foss
Henry Moore
John W. McCoy
J. K. Moore
Dryden
H. W. Otis
Hal Starks Injured In Wenatchee Area Car Crash
Hal Starks was driving from his home toward Wenatchee last Thursday evening when he went off the road at the east end of the Cashmere concrete. He sustained a dislocated hip and head injuries, was unconscious for several hours, and later taken to a Wenatchee hospital. The car is believed totaled after a drop of about sixty feet onto a dirt bank and cement abutment for a new bridge. His father reported the dirt bank may have caused the crash by leaving a guard against speeders.
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Starks
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Hal
M. W. Starks
Echo
Economy in the Orchard by E J Watson
Fruit growers plan pruning spraying and fertilizing to save labor and raise returns. Emphasizes pruning for crop and quality, training trees, careful fertilization, and strict pest control to keep orchards productive and soil fertile. Growing alfalfa in orchards is increasingly essential for long term success.
Merchandise Shoot Set By Leavenworth Sportsmen
The Leavenworth Sportsmen's Association will hold their annual Merchandise Shoot next Sunday March 20 starting at 10 with nine merchandise events and one money event. Entry is 8.20 including shells and targets. Lunch by Win Faulkner and Charlie Eckhart plus E Wetherell as Grand Chef. A business meeting and officer elections follow lunch. Prizes include hardware, groceries, clothing and services donated by local merchants.
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Leavenworth Sportsmen's Association
Win Faulkner
Charlie Eckhart
E. Wetherell
Nome
Merchants of Leavenworth
Association
Real Musical Talent to Appear in Easter Cantata
The Community Choir rehearsed last Thursday for an Easter cantata at the Community building. It features Director and Accompanist Mrs. Curtis along with a large cast of sopranos altos tenors and basses listed by name.
Milk fuels growth and supports rural clubs in the state
Milk repairs waste tissue and supplies material for growth helping the boys and girls' clubs, one of the state's greatest rural organizations.
Field husbandry advice for alfalfa and orchard care
Early spring application of nitrate of soda followed by sowing land to vetch and discing into the soil adds humus and nitrogen, providing quick relief and improving conditions for a first-year alfalfa crop. Careful orchard maintenance is urged to ensure long-term orchard health and yield.
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Quincy Boys
Wonder
The
Leavenwort
Quincy
Beho
Mr. Wonder
Wenatchee Daily World
Miss Barr
Dame Needy
Lily
Jack
Meg
Eva Sauer Meg
Mabel Shaffer Jack
Charles Howerton
Angelina
Dorothy McClure
Dorothy Bringer
Loretta Templin
Margaret Codd
Margaret Clemens
Alice Sharkey
Marie Brender
Merle Lichti
Kathleen Webster
Baseball
Burness Bethel
Eugene McClain
Oliver Rindal
Francis Carmody
James Johnson
Bruce Burkhart
Joseph Stafford
Knox Woodruff
Washington
Ross McNett
Edwin Hoxsey
al Hoffman
J. H. Osborn
Joe Smith
Leonard Wunder
Bruce Smith
Wm. Wunder
Marvin Nelson
F. G. Gowing
Leavenworth, Wash
Weatcher
Blankenship
M. E
Hal Starks
Wenatchee Hospital
E. J. Watson
Sportsmen
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W. B. Hdw. Co
Rutherford Merc. Co
C. L. Rollins
Frank Yuma
Hub Clothing Store
Mull’s Barber Shop
W. B
Tholin’s Billiard Parlor
Carton Lucky S
Curtis
Hilton
Burgess
Hagler
van de Grift
Krollpfeiffer
Hickox
Miss Sauer
Miss Green
Miss Stevens
Seely
Allis
Anna Sampson
Hitchcock
Miss Wise
Hazel West
Dorothy Hauck
Holmes
Putnam
Erickson
Burkhart
Clifford Hagler
Mr. Allis
Crowfoot
Mr Curtis
Waldenburg
Merrit Hagler
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