Esmeralda Charm Delights Class Play Cast and Crew
The Class of 1922 presented the four act comedy drama Esmeralda to a large audience Friday evening May 12. Inez Ewing starred as Esmeralda with strong supporting work by John Emig Elizabeth Hauber and David Weber. Proceeds fund graduation expenses and events through commencement week with Baccalaureate on May 21 and Commencement May 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esmeralda
Inez Ewing
Ismeralda
John Emig
Elbert Rogers
Elizabeth Hauber
Rogers
Dave Hardy
David Weber
Jack
Nora
Kate Desmond
Vitor Barbano
Mary Wheeler
Mable Bresch
Leavenworth Teachers Resign and Reassignments Planned
Several Leavenworth school teachers resign and will not return next year. Names include C. E. Curtis Miss Barrett Miss Madeline Myers and Mrs. Vare. Others are re-elected signed contracts and plan to teach. new hires pending with a science and physical training instructor secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leavenworth
C. E. Curtis
Barrett
Madeline Myers
Vare
Mrs J A Adams Dies After Long Illness
Mrs J A Adams died Sunday afternoon May 14 1922 at her Seattle home after a long illness. Mary Adams left that night to be with her son in bereavement. She is survived by her husband a child born a few weeks ago and other relatives. Mrs John Koerner is visiting relatives and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Adams
Seattle
Mary Adams
Commercial club weekly luncheon notes and civic appeals
The Commercial club luncheon drew about thirty members. Dames and officers served. Mrs Elmer as cashier. County nurse Drolet Collins called for support of civic groups and parental awareness for child health. Mrs Roth urged tuberculin tests for all local dairy cows. Dr Laws stressed health follow ups. Committee reports noted folder printing and church sign repaint. Campsite improvement and road talk preceded adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
R. B. Kield
O. F. Gardner
P. Freeman
F. A. Constable
H. A. Franklin
J. C. Garretson
W. W. Elmer
Drolet-Collins
L. J. Nelson
Lessing
Laws
Peshastin
Memorial Day Program by Legion in local park
At its May 15 meeting the American Legion post outlined a Memorial Day program for May 30. A committee led by S. P. Freeman and others will supervise arrangements. Prosecuting Attorney Sam R. Sumner will speak, with vocal and instrumental music planned. Transport to the cemetery will be provided. The Echo will publish the full program next week.
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The
American Legion
S. P. Freeman
R. F. Taylor
J. Lindley
Herman Howe
Roy Holmes
Sam R. Sumner
Godi
Echo
New 14 inch Water Main Goes In At Harding Lane
Water Commissioner Ted Ogden and a crew install a 14 inch main removing old pipe. Water was briefly shut to connect at Harding lane while a temporary irrigation ditch supply was used. Full installation expected within a week with work on a 10 inch line from Harding lane to begin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Ogden
Harding Lane
Icicle
Hardine Lane
Red Bridge
Jurors Called for June Term from County Section
The World lists jurors summoned for the June term to report at 9 a.m. June 1 in this county section. Names include J. J. Armstrong Wellington, Mrs. C. Ackley, Margaret Albright, J. C. Backford, Ross Fireth, Muriel Green, Mrs. L. R. Hart, Ida Kupelik, A. J. True, J. A. Williams Leavenworth, A. J. Hall Dryden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Armstrong
Wellington
C. Ackley
Margaret Albright
J. C. Backford
Ross Fireth
Muriel Green
Kumlux Club To Hold Final May Meeting At Mrs Tegtmeier’s
The Kumlux Club plans its last meeting of the year on Friday May 26 at the home of Mrs W A Tegtmeier. A strong attendance is urged to close the season.
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Kumlux Club
W. A. Tegtmeier
Brender Seeks Permit for Wenatchee Leavenworth Freight Run
William Brender appeared before FE. W. Kuykendall to seek a certificate of convenience and necessity to operate a motor freight between Wenatchee and Leavenworth with on delivery service. Great Northern protested, noting questions of necessity and legal operation on special calls.
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William Brender
Brender
William McIntosh
Leavenworth
F. A. Constable
G. H. Caldwell
Great Northern
J. C. Maher
Wenatchee
A. A. Piper
W. H. Murtha
Kuykendall
Public Service Commission
St. Paul’s Evang Lutheran Church Services
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church invites all to Sunday School at 10 a m and sermon at 10 45 a m titled Doers of the Words. WM Lueckel is the pastor and welcomes attendees.
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ST. Paul's
Valley League Sunday Games Schedule
Leavenworth hosts Peshastin and Dryden faces Malaga this Sunday in Valley League play. The matchups spotlight local teams at home venues with competitive district action.
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Leavenworth
Peshastin
Dryden
Malaga
Commencement and Baccalaureate Services Announced
The Baccalaureate services will be held May 21 at 8 p.m. in the gymnasium auditorium with Rev. Robert E. Smith of Wenatchee delivering the sermon. Graduation exercises follow May 26 at 8 p.m. with Dr. F F Nalder of the State College of Washington delivering the commencement address. Both events are free to the public with music by Leavenworth public schools under Miss Winifred L Barr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Smith
Methodist Church
Wenatchee
F. F. Nalder
State College of Washington
Leavenworth
Winifred L. Barr
Sanitarium Stock Sale Push Continues Trustees Meet
Trustees met Monday and renewed the push to sell stock for the Sanitarium. Salesmen have about eight thousand dollars in sight at Leavenworth with hope to raise more, aided by support from the valley. Twenty five percent of the money subscribed has been paid. The community would benefit from a modern sanitarium and citizens urged to contribute voluntarily.
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Leavenworth
Mrs McDonald Dies in Local Hospital Obituary
Mrs E L McDonald widow of the ailing husband died at Community hospital on Tuesday after falling ill last February. Survived by her husband and sister Mrs O A Kjos of Seattle who attended the funeral directed by Leavenworth Undertaking Co. in the city and burial was at Cashmere. Husband remains seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. McDonald
Community Hospital
O. A. Kjos
Seattle
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Cashmere
Icicle irrigation ditch restored with three miles of concrete
Water turned in and the Icicle irrigation ditch went into use again on Monday. Three miles of concrete work completed this spring restored supply to lands under the ditch, and the timely completion was fortunate for farmers relying on the flow.
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Icicle
Fire threatens camp at Great Northern Lumber Co
Fire near Camp 20 of the Great Northern Lumber Co. spread to about fifteen acres of young timber before crews gained control. No other structures reported damaged and the incident was contained after persistent effort.
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Great Northern Lumber Co
Manual Training and Home Economics Display Tonight
Manual Training and Home Economics display all afternoon Tuesday May 28 and after the School Movies in the evening. Free. All invited. Three families have recently moved here from Wenatchee: L B Turner baker Gartners bakery S Hadland and E Peters both employed by Great Northern Lumber Co. Carleton Field had an operation Tuesday at the Community hospital for appendicitis and was doing nicely. Mrs Herbert Church and mother-in-law left for Moosejaw Sask after several weeks at the F A Sinclair home. Rebekah Church plans to return next fall.
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Cougar Inn
Gardner
Lake Wenatchee
Hidden Lake
Wenatchee
L B. Turner
Gartner’s Bakery
S. Hadland
E. Peters
Great Northern Lumber Co
Carleton Field
Mr Field
Malaga Rip Visiting Leavenworth For Valley League Lead
Malaga collected 16 hits to slug Leavenworth and surge to first place while sending Leavenworth to the cellar. Hummer Skefington and Briggs failed to slow the visitors as Leavenworth yielded the batting streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaga
Leavenworth
Hummer
Skeffington
Briggs
Peshastin Edges Dryden In Burst Of Late Scoring
In a fast league game last Sunday Peshastin won 5 4 at Dryden with a decisive 3rd inning. Douglas started the scoring with a home run and Arbogast Jeske Day added two base hits while Jeske led the league in batting at .889. Kooken and Vern contributed for Dryden with key hits, and the umpire was Ed Ball.
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Peshastin
Dryden
Kooken
Vern
Jeske
Douglas
Day
Arbogast
Wilson
Evans
Ed. Ball
G N Buys Large Stumpage From Local Timber Sale
Great Northern Lumber Co of Leavenworth buys 2 120 000 ft yellow pine 370 000 ft Douglas fir on Second Creek tributary to the Chumstick. Timber totals about 2 500 000 board feet in stumpage near the logging road end where the company has operated for years. The firm expects to saw eighteen to twenty million feet this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Northern Lumber Co
Leavenworth
Second Creek
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William Bjork
Estabrook
Austin Reynolds
Marquis
Myron Nelson
George Drew
Viter Barbano
Kate
John Kinscherf
Tev. Smith
John Koerner
Leavenworth High School
W. C. Schwoebel
C. G. Cockburn
New Rockford
N. T
Evangelist R. H. Roper
Legion
Wenatches
City Park
G. N
WM. Lueckel
Valley League
le Pet
Mrs. McDonald
Lake
Wunder
Carsons
Casey
M. Nelson
Rust
Miles
F. Nelson
Penhallagon
Johnson
Phillips
Morris
Hill
McNeil
Taylor
Ginger
Field
Farber
Skeff
W. Wunder
Earl Wingate
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