Wenatchee Park to Get Settlers
The Wenatchee Park lands are set for colonization this year with an expected arrival of about two hundred settlers this summer. The Commercial Club and Tyler the land company agent will cooperate to promote development while J B Adams noted the historical context and Wenatchee valley expansion above Leavenworth. The luncheon featured chicken and pie as plates were cleared and plans discussed for rail excursion rates, a Sunset Highway push, a stockmen’s association idea, and a move toward ten thousand printed folders to fund local improvements. The piece also extolls stronger home and school partnerships, calls for better school director selection, and urges cooperative support for teachers and parents to guide youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee Park
Commercial Club
Tyler
J. B. Adams
Mesdames Rutherford
T. E. Paine
Bert Goff
Slavin
Brower
Thos. Logan
N. A. Nelson
C. A. Campbell
Wenatchee Valley
Winton
Plain
Lake Wenatchee
Motteler
Wenatchee
Leavenworth
Chelan
The Public School and the Demand of the Time
Progressive communities press school authorities to address body care like dental and medical needs neglected by parents. The author argues society vaccines the risk by applying public support through dentists doctors nurses and physical directors to safeguard child health and prevent parental negligence from harming innocence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WM. McIntosh
Surprise Wedding Ties Margaret to Richard Dillon
Margaret Frederickson daughter of Mr and Mrs A Fredrickson of Elliott ranch announced her marriage last October in Everett to Richard Dillon of Winton. Margaret formerly worked for Great Northern Railway as an operator at Winton and other locations as relief operator. The couple will settle at a Dillon ranch near Winton but will first live with Mrs Hedquist in Wenatchee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
A. Fredrickson
Elliott Ranch
Everett
Richard Dillon
Winton
Great Northern Railway Co
Mr. Dillon
Mrs. Dillon
Legion Men to Entertain Neighbors
The Wenatchee and Cashmere American Legion posts will join the local post for a March 29 meeting at the K P hall. Reorganized members expect a strong turnout of all veterans from the area with talks, music, and refreshments planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
American Legion
K. of P. Hall
Wenatchee
Cashmere
Card of Thanks for Expressions of Sympathy
Card of Thanks from F. F. Sinclair and Family and Mrs Rebecca Church to the M. E. church Ladies Aid Ladies Foreign Mission lodges and others for assistance during illness and after the death of their wife mother and daughter. They express gratitude for floral tokens and comforting words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Ladies’ Aid
Ladies’ Foreign Mission
Sinclair
Rebecca Church
Wheeler Couple Honored at Lodge Event Before Wenatchee Move
The Stars at the Masonic Hall honored Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Wheeler, charter members of their lodge, before they relocate to Wenatchee. Guests identified old photos, wore historic costumes, and shared toasts led by Mr. Motteler while Mrs. Brown presented a token of esteem to the Wheelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Stars
Masonic Hall
J. D. Wheeler
Wenatchee
Sutton
T. E. Brown
Buster” Brown
Wheeler
N. L. Brown
O. R. Day
Harry Geerds
Featherstone
Maston
Mr. Motteler
Guy Stage
T.E. Brown
Wheelers
Local Visitors Share Weekend in Leavenworth
Mrs Sands spent Saturday and Sunday in Leavenworth with friends. Babe and Robert Fredrickson called at the Bjork home Sunday. Mrs C L Chase and Mrs H A Anderson spent Tuesday with Mrs J H Sharp. Miss Kriecher spent the week end with Leavenworth friends. Mrs H A Anderson and children called at the Otto Anderson and Bjork homes Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sands
Leavenworth
Babe
Robert Fredrickson
Bjork
C. L. Chase
H. A. Anderson
J. H. Sharp
Miss Kriecher
Otto Anderson
Peshastin Growers Association Announces Spray Line
Manager White of the Peshastin Fruit Growers Association in town yesterday discussed the association’s plan to produce a new line of spray at their plant. W A Darlington of the Wenatchee Fruit and Warehouse Co also visited, noting his firm remains steady amid ongoing marketing condition debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Peshastin Fruit Growers Association
W. A. Darlington
Wenatchee Fruit and Warehouse Co
Peshastin
Sale of stock soon to start for Leavenworth sanitarium
The Commercial Club committee plans a March 31 meeting at the K P Hall to organize a stock-selling campaign to finance a combined hospital and sanitarium in Leavenworth. Delegates from lodges churches and industries are invited. An organizer from Seattle may oversee the selling campaign, with strong local support expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club Committee
Leavenworth
K. P. Hall
Seattle
Skookum Packers Elect New Officers Amid Centalization
The Skookum Packers association held its postponed annual meeting last Thursday and elected I. H. Logue as president, C. W. White first vice president, A. E. Munson second vice president, Miss Grace Lanphere secretary treasurer, J. A. Warman general manager, and an executive committee including C. W. White and A. E. Munson. A $10,000 asset disbursement to shipping units was approved as part of a shift in advertising policy away from Seattle toward Wenatchee. The United Apple Growers plan is to abandon the Skookum brand, with members having until May 1 to cancel. no unit has completed cancellation yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skookum Packers’ Association
I. H. Logue
C. W. White
A. E. Munson
Seattle
Wenatchee
Association
New
United Apple Growers
Skookum Packers
Skookum Association
High School Boys Basketball Season Closes
The season ended with three returning players forming the nucleus of a stronger squad. The team went three wins in seven games, losing to most opponents on the home floor except Wenatchee. Strengths included improving passing and shooting, with new material uncovered for next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wenatchee
Haugh
Barbano
Nelson
Rearick
Wade
Everett
Leavenworth Commercial Club on the Job
Ed Ferguson notes the Leavenworth Commercial Club plans a bold effort to spur local railroad business and attract manufacturing, aiming to build a bigger town with smokestacks and busy wheels. The group touts schemes and a long term enterprise to interest fallers and investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kommercial Klub
Skeme
Ferguson
City Council Adopts Purchases and Plans in 1922 Meeting
March 16 1922 city council minutes show approval of bills to Echo Pub Co for 21.15 Franklin Lumber for city hall repairs coal for Halle Leav Co Op Society 14.90 and other accounts. A 8000 ft of 14 inch wood main and 10 inch collars were authorized for water system upgrades a Ford roadster was ordered from Cascade Garage and a truck remodeled for fire chemicals. Privilege granted for Boy Scouts camp site at recreation park a plan to license all city businesses drafted and the city declared intent to buy the T L W Co electric plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blomeke
Stelzig
Nelson
Ball
Potter
Walker
Eckhart
Templin
Echo Pub. Co
Franklin Lumber Co
City Hall
F. T. Motteler
City Halle
Hee Teenou Leav. Co.Op
Society
Amundson
L. C. Brender
Mutual Merc. Co
Ralph Fisher
Lab
Wat
R. J. Howerton
James Corbett
Paul Wallace
H. E. Ogden
Supgeus
Shaw & Borden
Cascade Garage
Cascade
Recreation Park
Farm Bureau to Meet Saturday in Leavenworth
The Farm Bureau will host a lecture by Prof. W. K. Whitaker on breeding and feeding poultry for vigor at 1 30 p m in the gymnasium. Whitaker, former State College poultry head, now runs a Palouse Washington farm and will speak to farmers and especially farm women. New memberships for 1922 will be collected during the event led by chairman J C Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
W. K. Whitaker
Whitaker
State College Poultry Department
Palouse
Wash
Leavenworth
J. C. Mitchell
Saw Mill Season Opens at Leavenworth
The whistle of the saw mill at Leavenworth sounded Tuesday marking the start of the season. The Great Northern anticipates a busy run, with saws to operate at full capacity on needed shifts through fall.
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Leavenworth
Great Northern
Plump Women Defeat Anti Fats In Gymnasium Game
A local gymnasium match last Saturday featured Plump Women led by captain Mrs A C Town defeating Anti Fats with four scores by Mrs Roy Holmes and Mrs Frank Hennessey. The high school girls’ game followed, with the visitors outclassed 29 to 10 as basketball season ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Paine
B. K. Brower
R. J. Smith
Herman Franklin
Frank Hanover
Guy Wheeler
Jas. Corbett
C. O. Neeley
Roy Holmes
Frank Hennessey
Wilson Creek
Grade School Cantata The Piper of Hamelin
The grade school extends a musical cantata titled The Piper of Hamelin to be presented on the 31st under Miss Winifred Barr. Rehearsals have progressed for four weeks and promise a brilliant show. Proceeds from the event will reduce the grade school's phonograph debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamelin
Winifred Barr
Banks in Dryden area report strong condition as of March 10 1922
The statements of condition for two local banks and Dryden State Bank released under State Examiner call show a healthy financial condition. A long liquidation driven by fruit returns has left banks well positioned to aid financing for the 1922 crop beginning now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dryden State Bank
Methodist Church Services and Schedule
Sunday School at 9 45 with Epworth League at 615. Topic The Tragedy of Buried Talents led by Ray Tanes. Preaching at 11 am and 730 pm with Morning subject The Holy Bible Evening subject What is Repentance. Young People Bible Study Tuesdays 730 and Prayer Meeting Thursdays 730 led by Pastor Wm Hoskins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Ray Tanes
WM. Hoskins
Tumwater landowner prepares for busy year in hotel trade
Landlord Cowger of Tumwater renews furniture and equipment and plans a strong year of business as the hotel anticipates higher occupancy and revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cowger
Tumwater Hotel
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Order of Eastern Star
Eagle Creek
Cascade Sanitarium Committee
Skookum Packers Elect
Leavenworth Kommercial Klub
City Council
Wilson Creek High
Methodist Church Services
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