Breezy Bits From Peshastin Public Notices and Events
Community news from Peshastin notes Mrs. Warren Boston visiting Twisp, an upcoming M E ladies aid meeting, and plans for a Peshastin mail route to improve service. A car accident near Wenatchee river bridge ended with a Dod ge vehicle in shallow water but no injuries. Armistice observances include supper for ex servicemen, a community sing led by Ernest Gronseth, and a Peace or War talk by Rev. Emery. Local events feature Arabian Love and Sky High screenings, a lyceum night, and church services with upcoming all day M E church gathering and basket dinner. Modernized proverb ends with a stalled motor car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Boston
Bert Paul
Twisp
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Wright
McFarland
Peshastin
Peshastin Creek
Blewett
Mohler Ranch
Domestic Science
Ernest Gronseth
Dryden
Emery
M. E. Church
Howard Stephens
Verna Osborne
Marion Bakke
Jack
Claire Nicholson
Donald
Bess McCoy
Joan
Marjorie Otis
Mary Anna
California
Bert Luttrell
Cashmere
Lyceum
M. EF
Davis
M. BE
Dryden P T A discusses bill and nurse debate at meeting
Dryden P T A met at the school house last Friday to debate the 30-10 bill with Pe shastin teachers Mr. Rogers for and Mr. Bakke against. Mrs. Remley urged voting for the bill on altruistic lines and against on economic grounds. A Dryden teacher spoke for a school nurse. The group set a two week date for officer elections and December meetings. Also Sunday a son named Jesse Junior was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Linkem. A fire destroyed the Hammock home west of Dryden, likely from a defective chimney. R. M. Woodruff plans to move his garage business to Wenatchee and sell the rooming house. Election was held in the school basement Tuesday.
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Dryden P. T. A
Rogers
Bakke
Peshastin
Remley
Jesse Linkem
Jesse Junior
J. G. Dollar
Ed. Page
Long Beach
Calif
California
Hammock
Dryden
J. D. Cornelius
Seattle
S. M. Sim
Paton Club House
A. R. Calles
C. L. Logan
San Francisco
FE. Wilder Pollock
Burns Mohler
Washington University
W. Haverman
E. Hayden
Chelan
Walter Smith
Earl Lombery
J. E. Miller
McKellar
G. E. Patz
J. R. Cowger
Leavenworth
M. C. Bert
Christian Science Society
Commercial Club
R. A. Cross
Lake Wenatchee
F. & M. Bank
Wm. McPherson
C. A. Phillips
Grants Pass
Ore
G. C. Faskin
Ruth
Tacoma
Elaine Faskin
Anne Wright Seminary
Lulu Hafferty
Harold Gronseth
Wenatchee
H. S
Frank Smith
Dorothy Heinly
L. A. Hafferty
Cascade Garage
E. L. McCartney
Mr. McCartney
Local Visits From Surrounding Cities
Alfred Kennedy Cashmere visits his parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Kennedy. James Fly and Clarence Palmer travel from Seattle to see Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Fly as they depart for the South. Mrs. D. H. Brooks visits her husband D. H. Brooks and old friends while residing in Seattle. Beatrice Rolfe travels to Spokane after the death of her ill grandmother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Kennedy
Monroe
A. J. Kennedy
James Fly
Clarence Palmer
Seattle
C. B. Fly
South
D. H. Brooks
Beatrice Rolfe
Spokane
Local social notes from Chelan area residents greet weekend visitors
Long Beach guest J G Dollar dines with the Simpsons. Several residents report minor injuries and illnesses while others travel to Seattle, Tacoma, and Grants Pass. New residents move into the Boag building and local businesses update facilities as families share news of arrivals and trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Dollar
Long Beach
Calif
Will Simpson
O. H. Hinten
T. F. Robinson
Oroville
Conway
R. E. Schaler
New Boag
Halloween Party at White River School Highlights Community Fun
Mrs Galbraith hosted a large crowd at the White River school for a Hallowe en party with book charades and games after a pupil program. Mr and Mrs McCardy moved to Mr Allens farm on Nason Creek for woodworking work. A C Allen and family moved to Langdon house to reside there. Allen bought the Langdon estate. A party at Brown s marked a wedding anniversary with quilting in the afternoon and a lively card session in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Langdon
White River
Brown’s
Graves family moves to Tonasket for new start
Lester Brown hauled a load of household goods to town early this week for Mr Graves as the Graves family prepares to move to Tonasket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Brown
Mr. Graves
Tonasket
Forget-Me-Not Sale Aids Disabled Veterans
The Legion organized a Forget-Me-Not sale last Saturday run by the Women's Civic Club and the Girls' Civic Club. The event raised $50.24 for a fund to provide occasional delicacies to disabled war veterans in hospitals and unitariums where government provisions are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse on Screen
The epic Rex Ingram production unfolds soon at the gymnasium auditorium. It features Rudolf Valentino and Alice Terry among a cast of fifty principals and 2,500 extras, portraying Conquest War Famine and Death amid war and personal upheaval.
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Paris
France
Gymnasium
Metro
West
Isle of
Patmos
St. John
Rudolf Valentino
Alice Terry
Pomeroy Cannon
Joseph Swickard
Brinsley Shaw
Alan Hale
Bridgetta Clark
Mable van Buren
John Sampolis
Nigel de Brulier
Virginia Warwick
Derek Ghent
Stuart Holmes
Edward Connelly
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