Northwood Elects Ralph Osgoodby as Director
Ralph Osgoodby is re-elected school director at the Northwood election held Saturday. The port proposition passed by three votes. Northwood PTA meeting set for Thursday was postponed one week amid local notices of community events and Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Osgoodby
Northwood Parent Teachers’ Association
Harry Saitzgaber
Edna
Bellingham
Ansus Young
Percy
Lynden
Mauritz Kadiera
Fred Kadiera
Mildred
Lucille Davis
E. E. Knittel
Northwood
Clearbrook
Grange Mall
Julia Morgan
Everett
Clarence Cavender
Frank Yount
Will Lauckhart
Wm. Jarvis
Eunice
Mt. Vernon
Jarvis
Mr. Jarvis
Skagit County
Frank Oordt
Worthen Station
J. Nordeloos
Something Good to Eat
Describes a baked product made from flour milk nourishing yeast and shortening.
Thanksgiving family dinner at the L A Marchant home
The article lists numerous family members and guests at a Thursday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. L A Marchant with Ronald and Helen among the younger attendees. It notes one of the largest Thanksgiving season gatherings held by Mr. and Mrs. Ben Nymeyer with many Burgr affs Hoekstra and Tennant family members present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freda Arbuckle
Agnes Hinckley
Thomas
Howard Worthen
Peter Kraft
Leonard Lenssen
Theodore
Cornelius
Greenwood and
Myr
Ralph de Motis
Henry
Aaden
Ernest Beggs
Howard Worth
L A. Marchant
Roberta Waples
Lynden
Blanche Warlen
Mabel McFarland
Gene
L. A. Marchant
John Otter
John
Gertrude
Wilhelmina
Fred Bylsma
Johan Haak
Northwood School
Wilson Worthen
Cecelia Caza
Johnnie Stremler
Lilah Brown
Bernith Williamson
Elsie Knittel
How
Ard Brown
Matilda Louie
Edwin Hamilton
Leona Worthen
Hazel Tennant
Ralph Gustin
Fannie Stremler
Mildred Brown
Donald Brown
L. A
Ben Nymeyer
Mary Burgraff
Hugo
Albert
Anie
Bert
Marion
Sadie Burgraff
Pete Burgraff
Lawrence
Ed. Hoekstra
J. Dykaterhuis
Helen Johnnie
Marie
Nymeyers
Emery Tennant
Rufus Bills
Myrtle
Laura
Hazel
Vernie
Louise Tennant
The Youth's Companion Christmas Gift Offer 1923
The Youth's Companion promotes a year of weekly issues packed with stories sports science and information. Subscriptions for 52 issues in 1923 plus 1922 remaining issues and a 1923 calendar cost 2.50, or with McCall's magazine 3.00. Subscriptions available at Commonwealth Avenue and St. Paul Street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dc. A. Stephens
A. S. Pier
Companion
Calndar
McCall's Magazine
Youth’s Companion
Commonwealth Avenue
St. Paul St
Boston
Mass
Tribune
Notice to Creditors in the Boerhave Estate
In Whatcom County Washington the executor of Margaretha Boerhave deceased invites all creditors to present claims within six months of the first publication. Claims must be served on the executor or attorney in Lynden Washington and filed with the court. Published from November 30 to December 21 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of Washington
Whatcom
Margaretha Boerhave
Lynden
Washington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Liberty Theatre
The
Ture
the Liberty
Maclean
the News
B. Hollenbeck
New York
Dentists
W. G. Longwood
Bellingham National Bank Bildg
First Baptist Church
Y Young Peoples
Chas. Baker
the Tribune
the Herald
Seattle
Interurban
Mount Vernon
Burlington Sedro-Woolley and
ALL Points
Pacific Northwest
C. K. Smith
J. B. Mortiboy
George Blank
Dennis Buckley
Ed. Thomas
Holmes
S. W. Holmes
Miss Dorris
George Hartman
Ike Elenbaas
Mrs
Frank Otter
Virginia
Grant Streets
Lynden Bread
Wllsons
Modern Business College
Wilson Building
John P. Boerhave
R. B. LE Cocq
O'Neill
Mickey
Willie
Darisold
Darigold
Whatcom County
Dairymen’s Association
Spangler
Lynden Plumbing and Lighting Company
Grand Ave
Fair Grocery
Gage-Dodson CO