Judge rules Lynden Laurel road assessment illegal
Judge Augustus Brawley orders reassessment of the Lynden Laurel road improvement district excluding the 35000 dollar Hannegan river bridge, 3795 dollar engineering costs, and 140 feet of Lynden Town limits. The decision halves the east north property's assessed value and delays clerical work pending a court referee.
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Lynden-Laurel Improvement District
Augustus Brawley
Mt. Vernon
Hannegan River
Lynden
Brawley
Nooksack River
Supreme Court
James Vs. McMillan
Nooksack
Guernsey Breeders to Meet Noted Westover in Bellingham
Guernsey breeders from Lynden district are invited to a meeting at the County Agent's office in the Federal Building in Bellingham next Wednesday at 1 30 p m to meet E L Westover western representative of the American Guernsey Cattle Club He can be in Bellingham only a few hours so the session will start promptly at 1 30 p m
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Lynden
Federal
Bellingham
E. L. Westover
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Whatcom County Fair Dates Postponed One Week
Whatcom County Fair schedules exhibition from Sep 27 to Oct 1 after the Washington State Fair at Yakima moved to Sep 19–24. Directors delayed the event by a week following legislative funds approval for the State Fair and prior date selections by fair secretaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
George Waples
Chehalis
W H M 8 District Convention Set for Lynden Next Week
The Women's Home Missionary Society of the Bellingham district will hold its annual convention in Lynden next Tuesday with delegates from across the county. The program features devotional services, committee appointments, reports from district officers, several addresses, group meetings, solos, and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Home Missionary Society of the
Bellingham
Lynden
Governor Hart Inspects Nooksack River Project Visit
Governor Louis F. Hart and aides toured Lynden to inspect the Nooksack River improvement work. They attended a meeting of the Nooksack River Improvement Association at Lawrence gym. Local Lynden farmers showed little interest in the guarantee bonds, with none signing at the First National Bank by noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis F. Hart
Ed Brown
Lynden
Nooksack River
Nooksack River Improvement Association
Lawrence Gymnasium
First National Bank
River fishing left open as officials reject closure proposal
The Nooksack River will remain open to angling after state game commissioners in Yakima rejected a county proposal to close the river from April 15 to June 15. They cited the current season's small fish needing time to mature, despite outcry from Whatcom County sportsmen.
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Nooksack
Yakima
Whatcom County Game Commission
Poll Tax Payment Extended to June First for Lynden Residents
Lynden residents may pay poll tax any time before June 1 due to delays in preparing payment blanks. Deputy assessor A H Frasier announced the extension from the legal May 1 date. County treasurer asks taxpayers not to send payments before May 1 until records are complete. Adrian P Jongeneel suffered severe facial ammonia burns at the City Market cooling plant.
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Lynden
A. H. Frasier
Adrian P. Jongeneel
Jongeneel
Lynden High School Wins Baseball Over Blaine 9 to 4
Lynden High School defeated Blaine 9 to 4 at local grounds with Lynden players Meurer Wilson Axling Ed Gorseman Haveman Whited Lacy Johnson and Ted Johnson contributing. Lynden will close the season hosting Ferndale, which leads the western division.
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Lynden
Blaine
Lynden Boys
Meurer
Wilson
Axling
Ed Gorseman
Haveman
Lacy
Ted Johnson
Meridian
Laurel
Whited
Johnson
Daniels
Lynden Battery
Ferndale
Young People Society Plans Friday Night Program
The Young People’s Society of the First Christian Reformed Church will host an 8 o’clock program featuring opening remarks by the president, essays on capital punishment and church unity, recitations by delegates from Everett and Oak Harbor, piano duet, organ voluntary, vocal solo, a debate on church union, and closing remarks by Q Breen.
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Young People’s Society of the First Christian Reformed Church
Dena Brink
Lena Klavers
Everett
Johanna Breen
Tena Vander Griend
Agnes Faber
Oak Harbor
Alice Jager
Louis Helder
Paul Breen
Cecil Stuurman
Herman Heusinkveld
Maurice de Boer
Breen
George Waples to Star in Elks Show in Bellingham
Lynden resident George Waples is featured in the Elks' show Cheer Up to be staged in Bellingham on Tuesday and Wednesday nights. Lynden residents plan to attend as the Knight of Pythias and Pythian Sisters hosted a lodge gathering Monday with cards dancing and refreshments.
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George Waples
Bellingham
Lynden
Lynden Trades Land With Railroad To Extend Street
The Town of Lynden exchanged a strip of land along the railroad spur on West Main Street to the Milwaukee railroad for a deed to the railroad property on First Street. The swap allows continuation of First Street from Grover to the City Park.
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Lynden
West Main Street
Milwaukee Railroad
First Street
Tinue
Grover
Lynden Nine to Play Bloedel Donovan
The Lynden baseball team will hold its first workout next Sunday afternoon at the Fair Grounds. They meet the Bloedel-Donovan team of Bellingham in a practice game starting at 2 30. Manager Caton has several good men signed up and will test all players in practice games before the regular season. The Fair Grounds diamond is being prepared this week and should soon be a fast county venue.
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Lynden
Bloedel-Donovan
Bellingham
Fair Grounds
Caton
Committee to Close Up Lynden Park Subscriptions
George Worthen and Rev. W. O. Benadom were named by the Community Club to collect outstanding Lynden Park Fund subscriptions. The group aims to close the list at once and asks those unpaid to send checks to treasurer W. B. Van der Griend. Plans for laying out the park were discussed at the meeting.
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George Worthen
W. O. Benadom
Community Club
Lynden Park
W. B. Vander Griend
Lynden dairy to start powdered milk plant tests
The Lynden utility plant of Whatcom County Dairymen's Association will begin taking milk Monday to run through the powdering process. Tests will be led by T. J. Coster, an eastern powdered milk expert, who directed the plant's machinery installation.
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Lynden
Whatcom County Dairymen’s Association
Davis
T. J. Coster
Eastern
Mr. Coster
Bellingham
Mrs A C Palmer Breaks Arm in Auto Crank Incident
Mrs A C Palmer fractured her arm Tuesday afternoon while crank starting a Maxwell automobile. The crank handle struck her after it slipped from her grasp, causing injury. The incident occurred presumably at her location with no further details provided.
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A. C. Palmer
Maxwell
Mrs Zuidersma Dislocates Arm in Bad Fate
Mrs Zuidersma, 75, fell Monday morning at her home and dislocated an arm. The incident occurred at her residence and she received treatment for the injury.
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2.Uidersm
Zuidersma
Former Lynden Mayor Visits After 13 Years
Berkman of Bellingham, former Lynden mayor, made his first Lynden visit in thirteen years this week. He noted numerous improvements and said it doesn’t look like the same old Lynden.
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Lynden
Berkman
Bellingham
Mr. Berkman
Lynden Sumas Concrete Road Construction Begins
Work has started on the Lynden-Sumas concrete road with culverts and preliminary tasks underway. The construction camp is located at the site of the former Roo and Van Leeuwen mill.
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Lynden-Sumas
Roo and van Leeuwen
Lynden Church Sends Call to Minister in Chicago
The First Christian Reformed Church of Lynden sent a call to Rev. G. W. Hylkema of Chicago Illinois this week inviting him to become pastor of the Lynden church.
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Lynden Church
Chicago, Ill
First Christian Reformed Church of
Lynden
G. W. Hylkema
Sewing Bee At Methodist Church Parsonage
The Ladies Aid will host an all day sewing bee next Thursday at the parsonage with a basket dinner served. The Pythian Sisters plan a meeting in Bellingham on Friday with twenty five Lynden members attending led by Mrs A H Fraiser who will preside and Lynden degree staff to conduct initiation.
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Ladies Aid of the Methodist Church
Pythian Sisters
Bellingham
Lynden
A. H. Frasier
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Supreme Court of the State
Board of County Commissioners
Guernsey
State Fair
Whatcom
Edson
Bessie Hoov
G. W. Brown
J. M. Canse
W. A. Brodt
W. F. Stohr
W. J
Jerome
Susannah
Co. G. Winemiller
Lydia
T. V. Long
Cor. Sec
Puget Sound
Hart
State Game Commissioners
Adrian Jongeneel
Ing Plant
John Geleynse
Monarch
Alberta
Katie Kool
Frank Yount
Wiliam Lauckhart
Beatrice and
Ruth Handy
P. N. G. Club
I. O. O. F. Hall
P. A. Clarke
Cheney
Mrs. Pearson
Berta Troost
St. Joseph’s Hospital
John Hokstra
Dr. Hutchinson
O—Ed Berkes
Mrs. R. K. Troost
Pearson Home
Mary Weeda
R. van Egdom
L. Bode
Young People's Society
Adrian Breen
Sadie van Zwel
Margaret Berkes
Knights of Pythias
W. H. Waples
G. White
S. Weidkamp
Ada Baldwin
H. K. Pasma
East
Rev. Pasma
Mrs. Lynn Colby
Lake Stevens
Mrs. Colby
North Prairie
Northwood
North Prairie School
Ingham
Hannah Meurer
Floyd Gossard
Floyd C. Gosard
Everson
Ed FE. Hardin
W. C. van Keuren
Helen
Mildred Ebey Robinson
Seattle
Miss Robinson
Pheebe Judson
A. Dunker
George White
Deming
Dunker
Temple of
Kensington Club
Frank le Cocq
B. W. Loring
8. H. Lewis
Lewis
Mrs. M. Nymeyer
Redlands
Cal
Mrs. Nymeyer
Jake le Compte
William le Compte
Jack Kauffman
Edith Handy
Ruth Banton
William Zuidmeer
China
America
American Committee For China Famine Fund
Lynden, Wash
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