Peshastin Notes Show Busy Social Calendar
Local letter highlights afternoon luncheon for Mrs. Harvey Otis in honor of a birthday, with many attendees and kitchen treats. Reports large Apple packing achievements at local warehouses, plus community church events and club meetings. Social visits, moves to Wenatchee, and upcoming fundraisers are noted, ending with a light humorous sign-off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Harvey
Marion Bakke
Betty McCoy
Blanche Smith
Verna Osborne
Florence Warman
Jean Osborne
Ruth Stephen
Irene Foster
Kathy Gregory
J. F. Osborne
Fryberger
Bruce Smith
Harvey Otis
Mary Anna Wat
Mrs. Bakke
Myrtle Baker
Lena Daggett
Beulah Franz
Kathy] Gregory
Lyda Harvey
Jean Hauber
Grace Miller
Laura New 1
Georgia Rogers
Ada Ere
Frances Spanier
Nelli Stone
Maude Starks
Irma White
Claire Nicholson
Forrest
Ruby Leedyv
Wenatchee
M. E. Church
Grace Lanphere
Emery
William Cross
Cashmere
M. E
M. E. Ladies’ Aid Society
Fred Wright
Peshastin M. E. Church Sunday Services Details
U S teachers and officers 10 00 Regular Sunday School 11 00 Regular morning service Special solo 6 45 p m Epworth League Cabinet meeting Members of the Cabinet are Mr and Mrs Charles Arbogast Henry Carriker Ralph Springer Wendell Robinson 7 30 Usual evening service
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Epworth League
Charles Arbogast
Henry Carriker
Ralph Springer
Wendell Robinson
Dangerous Man Henry Ford Praised as Threat by Critics
The Madison press argues Ford is dangerous for his wealth creation and bold moves. He offered high wages, planned cheaper fertilizer, challenged financiers, and opposed coal profiteers. The piece cites his water power bid and Civil War Grant comparison to claim Ford embodies a dangerous type needed today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
Ford
Fertilizer Trust
New York
Sons of Abraham
Manhattan Island
Government Dam
Fort Snelling
Northwest
Lincoln
Gen. Grant
Grant
United States
Madison (Minn
Washington considers beer tax to fund soldiers bonus plan
The House reintroduces a soldiers bonus bill funded by a beer and cider tax set at 20 cents per gallon with three equal cash payments on July 1 1923 1924 and 1925. Rep Hill cites non intoxicating cider under Volstead and favors state options while Rep Britten adds higher alcohol taxes. Other measures include ship subsidy reforms motor truck mail routes and an embargo proposal on anthracite shipments with various appropriations and deadlines noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Representative Hill
Maryland
Hill
Volstead
Kansas
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
Britten
Ticino
House Merchant Marine Committee
Greene
House
Kelly
Pennsylvania
Rogers
Shipping Board and Emergency Fleet Corporation
Madden
House Appropriations Committee
Wold
University of Washington Foot Examination Promotes Hygienic Shoes
Physical education staff inspect entering girls, study footprints, and grade shoes by heel height for proper fit. A shoe exhibit loaned by Seattle merchants educates students on footwear choices, with the number passing inspection about double last year, signaling demand-driven production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Physical Education Department
University of Washington
Seattle
Leavenworth City Election Notice for December 2 1922
City announces a December 2 1922 election to decide mayor attorney treasurer clerk and several council seats. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m with terms of two and four years for various offices as listed. E G Gow ing city clerk dated November 4 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Leavenworth
E. G. Gowing
Notice of Timber Land Purchase Bid by J C Lemaster
Public notice from the U S Land Office Waterville Washington dated October 11 1922 states J C Lemaster of Peshastin Washington filed January 4 1922 Sworn Statement and Application No 018635 to purchase the SW% SE% and SE4%SW% Section 28 Township 24 North Range 18 East Willamette Meridian timber valued by appraisal at $402 00 with timber estimates of 76000 board feet at 75 per M and 150000 board feet at 150 per M and more details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R S. Ludington
U. S
Wenatchee
Washington
E. K. Fritts
Register
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Waterville
J. C. Lemaster
Peshastin
Willamette Meridian
Notice to Creditors in Margaret MacLean Estate
In Chelan County Washington Probate the Executrix of Margaret MacLean deceased announces six month claim filing from first publication November 3 1922. Creditors must present verified claims to Executrix or attorney A J Collett at 422 New York Block Seattle Washington with proof of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Chelan County
Margaret MacLean
New York Block
Seattle
Wincicaton
A. J. Collett
Wash
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Miss Curry
Noel Bakke
Commercial Club
Howard Stephen
Landruff
Ann
Peshastin M. E
Purity Creamery
Richard Mus
Propr
Mary Dicikfoid's “Little Lord Ftauntleroy
Turkeys
Eastern
Olympia
Herman Howe
L. J. Nelson
J. T. Lindley
J. W. Elliott
John P. Matsen
Bert Williams
Leavenworth, Wn
G. W. Hoxley
A. Lessing
M. D. Mgr. Community Hospital
Hospital
Wenatchee Abstract Co
Leavenworth Undertaking Co
Town & Hennessey
Mgrs
Sam R. Sumner
Columbia Valley Bank Bldg
Wenatche
N. M. Sorenson
Blue Wenatchee
Burt J. Williams
Central Building
Chelan
Wenate
John E. Porter
Columbia Valley Bank
E. J. Widbey
Natl Bank
Wenatch
H. Baer
M. D
Griggs
Wenatchee, Wn
Frank Wendl
Leavenworth, Wa
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