Invite Lynden to Big Tulip Festival in Bellingham
Bellingham officials led a Lynden visit to invite the Lynden district to the Tulip Festival in Bellingham next Tuesday. Mayor Mathes and festival queen headed the delegation with ambitions of large Lynden attendance and half fare for the day. The festival features parades, a nations pageant, exhibits, and a Mardi Gras masked ball, with ships in harbor and many bands, uniforms, and floats.
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Lynden
Bellingham
Heun
E. T. Mathes
United States
Bellingham Harbor
Armory
Army
Navy
Occident
Near East
Far East
Washington
Lyndon
Grade Cows Bring High Prices At Public Sale
Grade cows sold as high as 205 at the G Kauffman sale near Everson conducted by M Vander Griend this week. Registered cows reached 265 and a eight weeks old bull calf sold for 100 with a ten weeks old heifer calf at 105. Bible Study Club entertains First Christian Reformed Church at consistory meeting Wednesday evening for wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Kauffman
Everson
M. Vander Griend
Whatcom County Base Ball League Formed
A meeting in Everson Tuesday organized the Whatcom County Base Ball League with four or six teams from Deming Acme Everson and Lynden. William Meurer Lynden was elected president and Dr Frankovic Everson secretary treasurer. A trustees board will arbitrate protests and disputes. Potential members include North Bellingham Custer and Ferndale. First games hoped for May 8.
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Everson
Whatcom County
Bellingham
Wm. Meurer
Lynden
Frankovic
Deming
Acme
North Bellingham
Custer
Ferndale
Lynden to Host County Field Meet and Declamatory Contest
Lynden will host the Whatcom County Field Meet and Declamatory Contest on May 7 at the Whatcom County Fair Grounds. The event includes track trials in the morning and finals for sprints and field events, with 75 percent of net gate receipts shared among participating schools to offset expenses.
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Lynden
Whatcom County
Bellingham
Whatcom County Fair Grounds
Pelegren Martin to Play Lynden Here
Twilight League team Pelegren and Martin travel to Lynden for a Sunday game at the Fair Grounds at 2 30. Lynden lost 4 2 with Lynden’s runs in the fourth inning. Blaisdell hit by pitch Baldwin and Will Meurer drove in runs. Bloedel Donovan scored in the fourth and seventh. Thomas and Olson split pitching duties for Lynden. Box score follows.
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Pelegren and Martin
Lynden
Fair Grounds
Bloedel-Donovan
Blaisdell
Baldwin
Will Meurer
District to Cut School Bus Hauling Costs Next Year
Lynden school district expects a saving of 1323 over 1920 transportation expenses. George Rathbone won the pupil transport contract at 3375, down from last year’s 4698. Palmer and Bamford bid 38600 and Frank Hatley 38825. The board aims to trim staff and payroll, with fewer teachers planned and changes in high school offerings including no Latin or Second Year French, and a curtailed manual training course led by Mr Landaal.
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Lynden
George Rathbone
Landaal
Lynden Pays Final Tribute to Pioneer Henry Lauckhart
Friends from across the county gather in Lynden to honor Henry Lauckhart a lifelong resident of the Lynden area and stage operator on the Bellingham Lynden run He died after an appendicitis operation in Bellingham and is survived by his wife Luella four children a brother and a cousin in Lynden plus other relatives in the East Burial was in Lynden cemetery conducted by Rev W O Benahom.
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Lynden
Henry Lauckhart
Bellingham
W. O. Benahom
Knapp
Lauckhart
Henry J. Lauckhart
Fox Lake
Wis
Washington
Northwest Normal
Luella Leavitt
Harlow
Alice
Laura
Elma
William Lauckhart
F. M. Yount
Bellingham- Lynden Run
W H M S DISTRICT MEETS IN LYNDON
The Bellingham District of the W H M S of the Methodist Episcopal Church gathered in Lyndon with deputies from nearly every district auxiliary. Mrs J M Canse Mrs E Edson Mrs W A Brodt and Mrs T W Long led papers and reports while Miss Lydia Rouls spoke on Susan nah Wesley. Mrs R J Williamson of Bellingham was reelected president with Eva Thompson as corresponding secretary. A large dinner of eighty covers was served by the local auxiliary.
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Bellingham
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lyndon
J. M. Canse
E. Edson
W. A. Brodt
T. W. Long
Eva Thompson
Lydia Rouls
Susannah Wesley
R. J. Williamson
Harvey Oldemeyer Breaks Arm Cranking Automobile
Harvey Oldemeyer broke his arm Tuesday while cranking an automobile. He returned Saturday from Bend Oregon.
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Harvey Oldemeyer
Bend
Oregon
Lynden Civil War Vet George Mohler Dies in Anacortes
George Mohler, Civil War veteran and longtime Lynden resident, died Tuesday in Anacortes. He belonged to the Lynden G A R Post and many friends mourn his loss. Funeral services are set for today in Anacortes. Kensington Club members and their husbands are to be entertained Friday evening at the Lewis residence hosted by Mrs. B W Loring and Mrs. S H Lewis.
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George Mohler
Lynden
Anacortes
Mohler
Kensington Club
B. W. Loring
S. H. Lewis
Lewis
Lynden Man Accepts Call From Grand Rapids Church
Quirinus Breen has accepted the call sent from the Twelfth Street Church of Grand Rapids Michigan and will leave for the East next Monday. The Ladies Aid Society of the 2nd Christian Reformed Church hosted Monday evening in the consistory rooms of the 1st Reformed Church for all members. The guest of honor was Candidate Quirinus Breen who has filled the pulpit for the church. An impromptu program was given with coffee cake and sandwiches served. Relief Corps members will sew at the G A R Hall all day Friday and are asked to bring lunch.
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First Christian Reformed Church
E. Breen
Quirinus Breen
Breen
Grand Rapids
M. Hamstra
Club
Quirinus Brgen
Twelfth Street
Michigan
East
Ladies Aid
Ladies Aid Society
2Nd Christian Reformed Church
1St Reformed Church
Relief Corps
G. A. R. Hall
New Game Laws Close Season on Nooksack River
The Whatcom County game commission proposes April 15 to November 30 as the open season for game fish including the Nooksack. dip netting may be barred by the state director. Deer season runs October 1 to 31 with a one buck limit. no open season for blue grouse native pheasants in Whatcom and Skagit counties due to scarcity. The Timon PTA hosts a program and basket social Friday. Levinsky's Wedding is also noted.
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State Director of Fisheries and Game
County Game Commissions
Nooksack River
Sam Barrett
Whatcom County
Barrett
Bellingham Herald
Whatcom
Skagit
Western Washington
Nooksack
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Ares Els
Robinson
Lynden High School
Athletic Board OF Control
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Olson
Bowler
Hickey
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P Baldwin
Seeeseree
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Fiske
Wright
Costello
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Scribner
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George Rath
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Frank
Fred Hatley
Henry
Liberty Theater
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Hoyt Horton
B. M. Rallston
Percy Morrison
Bishop Doran
Wilbur Lauckhart
Clarence van Dusen
Harold Whited
Dick Donnelly
Joe le Compte
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Mabel
Inez Swanson
Sabel
Nellie Brown
Martha
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Ann Brown
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Geo.Waples
Black Sea
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Port Said
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Timon Parent-Teachers’ Association
Timon
Mike Vander Griend
Levinsky
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