Lynden State Bank Becomes First National Lynden
The Lynden State Bank has converted to First National Bank of Lynden under a federal charter. P M Serrurier received word from the Comptroller of the Currency authorizing immediate operation. Officers remain P M Serrurier president B C Crabtree vice president and W B Vander Griend cashier. Capital increased to 50000 with a 10000 surplus in March.
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Lynden State Bank
First National Bank of
Lynden Bank
P. M. Serrurier
B. C. Crabtree
W. B. Vander Griend
First National
Hartley Seeks Governor Nomination Addresses Lynden Crowd
Colonel Roland H Hartley of Everett Republican candidate opened his campaign in Lynden with a Palace Hotel speech. He urged a businesslike administration, equal protection for all workers and fearless law enforcement, aiming to eliminate waste by consolidating state boards. Ex service men from the University of Washington accompanied him.
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Roland H. Hartley
Everett
Lynden
Hartley
Palace Hotel
Colonel Hartley
State of Washington
The
University of Washington
County Benefits But Little From Carlyon Road Bond Measure
The Blaine Journal argues against a 30 million dollar statewide bond plan to fund roads. It says interest would total 12 million and warns contractors could loot the fund. Whatcom County, already with paved trunk roads, would gain only eight miles of improvements at disproportionate cost.
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Whatcom County
Carlyon
Blaine Journal
Mrs Nessen Family to Move to Lynden This Month
Mrs Nessen and her daughters of Wiser Lake will relocate to Lynden this month and live in the Front Street home formerly occupied by the C Packard family. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Breen Saturday.
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John Breen
Robert Lowry
Little Daughter
Lynden
Henry Kitchenreuther
Helen Bruns
Carrie Anderson
E. Markstrom
John Axling
Axel Olson
Vancouver
B. C
W.H. Jackman
S. T. Jackman
J. F. Helgath
Arnold
M. L. Jackman
Paul Helgath
Louise and
Orel Jackman
Thelma Helgath
Evelyn Vander
Ruth Jackman
Eulal
John Rutgers
E. Gelms
Mabel Ericson
L. F. Krause
Sherman
Ruth Henderson
Harry Wilson
Seattle
C. M. Henderson
Minnie
Gezuna Gelms
A. Blankers
Fredolph Ericson
Charlotte
Esther
Dr. Ericson
H. O. Wampler
Walter Telgenhoff
Lena
Gertrude
Harry
George Telgenhoff
Ed. Telgenhoft
Don’t Set Fires Now Warns Lynden Chief
Lynden fire chief William Baldwin urges extreme caution during dry weather. He warns residents not to light outdoor fires as grass and wood dry out and water is limited, and to remove dry moss from roofs to prevent chimney sparks starting fires.
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Lynden
William Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin
Baldwin
Social notes from Lynden and surroundings feature gatherings
A busy week of visits and entertaining includes Lynden residents hosting and visiting friends, hosting anniversaries, picnics, and outings. Attendees include the Axlings, Markstroms, Vander Meys, and Jackmans among others, with trips to Deming and Birch Bay and a tenth wedding anniversary celebration at the Baptist church.
Registration Drive Ends Soon in Lynden Primary Push
Only twelve days left to register before August 24 at 9 p.m. and books close for Lynden's primaries. All residents must re register this year with ages for women and naturalization papers for citizens. Campaign procession featured Attorney General Thompson Edward L. French and John Stringer among Fern dale picnic overflow.
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Lynden
Ferndale
Thompson
Edward L. French
Vancouver
John Stringer
George White sells out interest in Palace Butcher Shop
George White sold out his stake in the Palace Butcher Shop to Ernest Dean this week and will retire from active involvement. Dean will operate the modern, well equipped market which has built a loyal county patronage since the partnership began nearly two years ago.
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George White
Palace
Ernest Dean
White
Palace Market
Dean and White
Methodist Sunday School Picnic Set for Fairhaven Park
The Methodist Sunday School plans a picnic next Wednesday at Fairhaven Park in Bellingham. The group will depart from the church at 9 a m. Local residents Edwin L French and families are noted in social visits and gatherings this week.
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Metodist Sunday School
Fairhaven Park
Methodist
Bellingham
Lynden to Open Schools August 30 Amid Renovations
Lynden schools prepare for August 30 opening after summer improvements. Superintendent William A. Fisher coordinates setup as staff arrives. high school and grade buildings renovated under J. M. Beatty. Sidewalks from Front Street to grade school and Edison Street link high and grade facilities. Teaching staff include Misses Imus Nessen McLeod Lowry Hanon and others. high school lineup lists Fisher as superintendent and Miss Edna MacKinnon as Principal with a full slate of teachers in history math agriculture languages English science and domestic science.
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Lynden
William A. Fisher
J. M. Beatty
Front St
Edison Street
Gertrude Imus
Pearl Nessen
Edna MacKinnon
Lois Yeck
Fred Rockey
Lester Landaal
Frances Knapp
Lucille Powlison
Maud McDonald
Calla van Syckle
Lynden Christian School Delays Fall Opening Dates
Remodelling work may not finish in time so Lynden Christian School plans to push back the fall term. Officials discuss opening on September 6 instead of August 20 as work continues to prepare the building.
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Lynden Christian School
Lynden Chrisian School
Lynden Men Reach Top of Mount Baker
Four Lynden men reached Mount Baker summit after last week’s camp. The climbers were Sylvan and Willard Weidkamp, Will Noteboom, and Cleve Schuyler choosing the hardest route. Haze limited visibility from the peak. other party members were A E Henry, Dale Henry, and Earl McClimans.
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Lynden
Mount Baker
Sylvan
Willard Weidkamp
Will Noteboom
Cleve Schuyler
A. E. Henry
Dale Henry
Earl McClimans
Lynden plans fast drive for Lynden Sumas road park site
Lynden residents urge county commissioners to start preliminary work this fall on the Lynden Sumas road project to reach the Canadian border. A park site near Fishtrap Creek, Scofield tract, is proposed for Lynden Memorial Park with a $2000 purchase goal and a future city park board.
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Lynden
Sumas Road
Scofield
Third Street
Hawley Park
Urge to Keep Hot Lunches in Lynden Schools
The Community Club endorsed extending the hot lunch program at Lynden grade school and formally asked the school board to continue the plan. Last year’s service used home-supplied ingredients and a school-employed cook, with low costs and strong results. Superintendent Fisher said nourishing hot soup or cocoa aids learning and health. High school cafeteria will be self-supporting with students paying for meals.
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Lynden
Community Club
W. A. Fisher
Mr. Fisher
Lynden Roads Rough from Logging Traffic Becomes Club Issue
The Lynden Community Club asks if roads torn up by logging trucks will be restored after work. A committee will investigate repairs and push for public protection. Benson and Double Ditch roads and cross roads are badly damaged and bridges are being crushed by heavy loads.
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Lynden
Mrs Klaas Dyksterhuis Hurt in Auto Crash
Mrs Klaas Dyksterhuis sustained serious injuries when the automobile she rode in struck an obstruction Monday. She was thrown against the car side and suffered a badly torn flesh wound to one leg.
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Klaas Dyksterhuis
Packard Family Plans Move to Seattle
Mr and Mrs C Packard and family plan to move to Seattle on August 23. Edmund and Miss Marjorie Packard will attend the University of Washington. A daughter was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Ben Nyymeyer.
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Packard
Seattle
Edmund Packard
Marjorie Packard
University of Washington
Ben Nyymeyer
Mrs Rinehart Operated On For Appendicitis After BurlingtonTrip
Mrs J K Rinehart returned from Burlington where she cared for the Fred Rinehart home while Mrs Rinehart was in the hospital. Mrs Rinehart underwent an appendicitis operation and is improving rapidly.
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J. K. Rinehart
Burlington
Fred Rinehart
Rinehart
Ford Car Salesman H. W. Caton Relocates to Lynden
H W Caton of Idaho moves to Lynden and joins G W Robertson Ford Garage as a salesman. The Caton family will reside in the True residence on Fifth Street.
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H. W. Caton
Idaho
Lynden
G. W. Robertson Ford Carage
Caton
Fifth Street
Lynden W R C Plans Picnic in Cornwall Park
Members of Steadman W R C of Bellingham invite Lynden Relief Corps comrades to a Cornwall Park picnic next Wednesday. Lynden members will meet at the W R C Hall to go in a provided conveyance.
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Steadman W. R. C
Bellingham
Lynden Relief Corps
Cornwall Park
Lynden
W. R. C. Hall
Riverside social notes and mishap at Ferndale picnic
Riverside locals recount visits to Lynden Ferndale and Bellingham events with families including the Theel Reid and Headrick clans. A picnic mishap left Mrs Legoe bruised after she fell from the pavement while returning home.
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W. A. Reid
Albert Theel
Francis Headrick
Ferndale
Fred Legoe
George Nun
Wilbur and
Cecil
Frank Walsh
Lizzie Mear
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Treasury
Carlyon Road
Delta and Sunshine
the Baptist Church
A. G. Westlund
Emil Anderson
Doris
Birch Bay
W. W. Johnson
Allie Vander Mey
Eldon Olson
G. Peterson
G. W. Bollen
Hilmer
Chap Bayes
Ed. O'Neil
Louise Jackman
Eulalie Oats
Portland
Miss Oats
Miss Jackman
Oregon Agricultural College
Bartlett Beach
Theodore Weidkamp
Barney Weidkamp
Lynden’s
Sumas
W. H. Waples
George Worthen
L. A. Williamson
S. H. Lewis
T. R. Burns
Ful Features
Lynden Memorial Park
Ford
Lynden W. R. C
Riverside
Jack Odin
Carl
Walter Thomas Mills
Carl Reid
Fred Boray
Joe St. John
Blaine
Lee Parrish
Henry Dykstra
B. Brune
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