Lynden milk diverted into buttons and pool balls
Everson condensery ships casein from skim milk to Eastern markets for use in buttons, pool balls, and similar bi products.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1920
Page
7
Everson condensery ships casein from skim milk to Eastern markets for use in buttons, pool balls, and similar bi products.
Ralph Holtrop owns a new Ford touring car. A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Weidkamp on Friday. Emma Markworth and Caroline Loomis visited H Kitchenreuther home Sunday. O E Reed spent Saturday in Bellingham. T Weidkamp family stayed Thursday night with F Weidkamp. Hermina Haveman spent the weekend at her Lynden home. Mrs O L Sheets and sons Hubert and Manuel visited relatives in Bellingham Saturday and Sunday. Ernest Holmes has a severe cold after his hair cut. Two new pupils started Glendale School Monday. Mr and Mrs Beck of Bellingham visited H Meeker home near Glendale Sunday. Mr and Mrs McPhail visited T Weidkamp home Sunday.
Florence King has joined the commercial department to pursue postgraduate work. A simple banking system is being developed in the bookkeeping class with different students taking turns at managing it. The school contest remains open for entrants seeking the prize. The Junior Class will serve doughnuts and coffee at the basketball game Friday evening for fifteen cents.
You are summoned to appear within sixty days after the first publication to defend the action in the court and answer the complaint. If you fail, judgment will be rendered against you. The plaintiff seeks an absolute divorce on grounds of non support and abandonment.
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