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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1917

Page

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Four Lynden Boys Dine With Morgan

Four Lynden boys Harry Stap Joe Elenbaas John Brink and Robert Van Mersbergen in the national army stationed at Camp Mills New York dined Thanksgiving at J P Morgan's home. The group has been visiting the camp on Sundays and holidays, driven out in cars by the financier to share meals.

Lynden J. P. Morgan Harry Stap Joe Elenbaas John Brink Robert van Mersbergen National Army Camp Mills New York Mr. Morgan

Lynden Mothers Club Hosts Evening of Talks and Song

The Lynden Mothers Club met Tuesday at the High School with forty mothers and teachers attending. A program featured Mrs May Ferguson’s song, talks by Mrs C B Say on teacher expectations, Mrs H H Jamieson on problems of young girls, and a miscellaneous topics talk by Mrs Beckes.

Lynden Mothers’ Club Mray Ferguson C. B.say H. H. Jamieson Beckes

Former Lynden District Resident Murdered in Seattle

Thomas Knight, a former Greenwood resident and jitney driver, was found murdered in his car in Seattle on a Saturday evening. Police suspect robbery. Knight lived on Roy Mutchler’s farm and had visited the area two weeks prior on business.

Thomas Knight Greenwood Seattle Mr. Knight Roy Mutchler

Lynden Theater Reduces Prices for Picture Plays

Messrs Oril and Bode of the Liberty Theater reduced the one cent war tax this week The same pictures will be shown as heretofore in spite of the lower prices The local theater is showing an exceptionally fine brand of pictures now and are pleasing all classes of their patrons.

Messrs Oril Bode Liberty Theater

Eastern Star Chapter Names Officers for Team

The Eastern Star Chapter elected officers for the term on Thursday evening. Miss Daisy Bailey was named W. M. and Mr. Geo Ha W. P. with Mrs. Harry Elder as A. M. Also named were Mrs. B. C. De Long as secretary Mrs. Marion Biehler as treasurer Mrs. P. M. Serrurier as conductress and Mrs. C. B. Bay as associate conductress. Installations are set for the first January session.

Eastern Star Chapter Daisy Bailey W. M Geo. Ha. W. P Harry Elder A. M B. C. de Long Marion Biehler P. M. Serrurier C. B. Bay

Metzger Visit Sparks Lynden Reunion Run

Mr and Mrs George Metzger of Salina Kansas arrived in Lynden to visit old Lynden friends including E B Jones Mrs Mary Swim Miss Olive Pangborn and L D Pangborn Their first meeting in years precedes a California trip after visiting a Moscow Idaho daughter The Knights of Pythias and the Pythian Sisters invite all Pythians to a social evening Monday at the I C O F hall for a shared gathering with friends.

George Metzger Salina Kansas Lynden Aourday Lynden E. B. Jones Mary Swim Olive Pangborn L. D. Pangborn Metzger California Moscow Idaho Knights of Pythias Pythian Sisters I. C. O. F. Hall Pythians

Dinner Guests and Local Meetings Highlight Week

Dr and Mrs F L Wood and Dr S Max were guests of Mr and Mrs Hugh Jamieson Wednesday evening. The W C T U meets this afternoon with Mrs George Worthen. Mrs William Fisher with Miss Mary Jamieson directs a Methodist Sunday School Christmas Eve program. Dr Samuel Max returned Wednesday from Spokane to take charge of Dr F L Woods practice during his absence.

F. L. Wood S. Max Hugh Jamieson William Fisher Mary Jamieson Methodist Sunday Samuel Max Spokane Fpe Helen Burns North Prairie Nightingales

Knights of Pythias Lodge Elects Officers

The Knights of Pythias elected officers last week and will be installed at the first January meeting. George White, Co. C., Lynn Colby, V. C., Everett Horton, Prelate, J. Jacoby, M. at A., Ed Gerlach, I. G., Nick Boerhave, O. G., Wilder Jones, M. of F., A. Dunker, M. of E., H. S. Stein hauer, K. R. and S., A. H. Frasier, trustee for three years.

Knight of Pythias George White Co. C Lynn Colby V. C Everett Horton J. Jacoby Ed Gerlach I. G Nick Boerhave O. G Wilder Jones A. Dunker H. S. Steinhauer K. R A. H. Frasier

Red Cross to Come Lynden for Recruitment Drive

E Edson named Lynden district chairman for the Christmas Red Cross campaign. December 18 to 25 is Red Cross membership week nationwide. The drive will continue in Lynden via lodges and churches with outreach to surrounding areas. Honorary member enlistment will be emphasized and women unable to sew may join with a dollar donation. all new members receive a service pin and Red Cross button.

E. Edson Lynden Red Cross Lynden Red Cross

Lynden Red Cross Moves HQ to Masonic Hall

The Lynden Red Cross shifts its headquarters from the G A R Hall to the Masonic Hall. Next Tuesday’s meeting will be held in the new quarters. The Masons provide hall use free with lights heat and janitor service. lack of dry wood forced the move.

Lynden Red Cross Masonic Hall The G. A. R. Hall Red Cross Masons

Lynden Men Enlist in United States Navy

Guy Love Ernest Heider and William Yeager of Lynden enlisted in the U S Navy this week. Draft age men may enlist in any branch until December 15, according to the report.

Guy Love Ernest Heider William Yeager Lynden United States Navy

Lynden Sells Six Hundred Dollar War Savings Certificates

War savings certificates and thrift stamps totaling six hundred dollars have been sold in Lynden. Miss Mary Lewis bought the first thrift stamp and J. E. McSorley the first war savings certificate. Most subscriptions start at five dollars. children may buy twenty five cent stamps. Certificates earn four percent interest and are cashable anytime. County committees are named for each school district to dispose of the local allotment.

Lynden D. L. Beckes Mary Lewis J. E. McSorley Whatcom County Delta Fred Lash Clearbrook A. Swanson Greenwood A. A. Wolfe North Prairie C. R. Axling Northwood J. C. Warrick Timon Sunshine Riverside P .M. Serrurier Glendale Woodland Sunrise George L. Abbott

Dr Wood ordered to Army. Dr Max to take his office

Dr F L Wood, a captain in the US Army Medical Reserve Corps, must report to Fort Riley Kansas for army service. He will depart Sunday. Dr Samuel Max of Spokane, Northwestern University Medical School graduate, arrives to run Wood’s office in his absence. Max, previously rejected for physical reasons, interned at St Louis County Hospital and has general practice experience in Spokane. In Wood’s honor, P M Serrurier hosts a stag party this evening at his residence.

F. L. Wood United States Army Medical Reserve Corps Fort Riley Kansas Wood Samuel Max Spokane Northwestern University Medical School Max St. Louis County Hospital Wash Army Corps P. M. Serrurier

Lynden Moss Considered for U S Army Surgical Dressings

Samples of sphagnum moss gathered near Lynden by Miss Margaret Maguire of Lynden High School have been sent to the University of Washington for inspection. The university notes moss is in demand for war hospitals in France and England and describes ideal moss growing near cranberry marshes and damp logs. The Puget Sound region is prioritized as a primary supplier if suitable, with Alaska also capable of supplying moss in large quantities.

Lynden United States Army Margaret Maguire Lynden High School University of Washington Puget Sound Alaska United States

Liberty Bonds Arrive in Lynden for Local Owners

Liberty bonds have arrived for buyers in the Lynden district and may be obtained at the Lynden State Bank. The bonds come in all denominations except $100, which are expected soon. Purchasers should call and exchange receipts for bonds at the bank.

Liberty Lynden

Lynden Creamery Manager Exposes Milk Price Strain

Herman Elenbaas of the Lynden Cooperative Creamery warns that rising raw milk prices from Northwest condensaries are squeezing country creameries. Milk supply has fallen, cannot meet demand, and officials expect shortages to worsen as the season progresses. Labor shortages push dairy farmers toward other lines of work, including poultry.

Herman Elenbaas Lynden Seattle Daily Produce News Northwest

Red Cross Dance at Cyr Brothers Garage in Everson

A big Red Cross dance will be held at Everson in Cyr Brothers new garage on December 19. All Lynden residents are invited to attend with R B Burns as manager guaranteeing a great time.

Everson Cyr Brothers

Lynden to Host 2 Day College With Washington State

Lynden will host a two day college in February bringing Washington State College professors to teach short courses at Lynden High School and a local hall. Courses include Soil Fertility and Farm Crops Poultry Home Economics and Dairying all offered free to attendees.

Lynden Washington State College Lynden High School

Local Guests and Movements Across Lynden and Everson

Northwood welcomes Mr W R Ashton and family for a visit at W H Cole in Lynden. Mrs Lee Hamilton stays a week in Everson with Grove Hamilton. Dr and Mrs A C Herre of Everson visit F M Bloom. Mrs J C Warrick returns from Bellingham. Miss Effie Turner weekends in Bellingham and Clearbrook. F M Stallard and family move to Centralia this week.

Mr. W. R. Ashton W. H. Cole Lynden Mrs. Lee Hamilton Everson Mr. Grove Hamilton A. C. Herre of F. M. Bloom Effie Turner Bellingham Clearbrook F. M. Stallard Centralia Mr. Stallard Mrs. Stallard and Son

High School Receives Apple Box and Reading Magazines

A large box of Prosser Washington apples arrived at the high school for teachers and seniors. Mr. P. A. Wright sent the fruit along with magazines for the students including Outlook Independent World's Work Scientific American National Geographic Review of Reviews Physical Culture and Popular Mechanics. Lynden basketball team to play Blaine in Blaine Friday evening.

P. A. Wright Outlook Independent World's Work Scientific American National Geographic Magazine Review of Reviews Physical Culture Popular Mechanics Lynden Blaine

Red Cross Christmas Drive Urges Districtwide Enrollment

The notice calls every man and woman in the district to join the Red Cross this week and donate a dollar to support servicemen in France while they fight abroad. It urges residents to bring their contributions to the election today.

Red Cross Chapter Calls For Washed Socks From Knit Drive

The Lynden Red Cross asks that all socks knitted for soldiers be washed before submission. Wash in warm water with Ivory Soap, rinse in scalding water, dry thoroughly, and press under a damp cloth. Do not press the ribbing.

RED Cross The Lynden Red Cross

Lynden Raises Big Fund for Armenia and Syria Relief

A Lynden meeting at the Christian Reformed Church pledged 651.97 for Armenian and Syrian relief, with 96.75 paid in cash. Subscriptions are being collected in churches and by the Lynden district drive led by D. J. De Hoogh, aiming toward a thousand dollars.

Lynden Christian Reformed Church D. J. de Hoogh Gerard M. van Pernis First Presbyterian Church of Waterville Wash Armenia Syria

County Treasurer Plans Delinquent Tax Property Auction

The county to sell accumulated delinquent tax property at the courthouse in Bellingham on December 27. A list of parcels available for bidding can be obtained from the county treasurer.

Bellingham

Par ent teachers association meets in North Prairie

The North Prairie monthly meeting of the Parent teachers association drew a good crowd despite weather. After business, a program featured recitations by Long Nancy Dena Verduin Henrietta Bartelds and Andrew Van Voorst, readings, duets Clifton and Glenn Axling and the North Prairie Journal editors Burns Bros.

Parent Teachers Association Long Nancy Dena Verduin Henrietta Bartelds Glenn Axling

Local Board Aids Lynden Registered Men With Draft Forms

Governor Ernest Lister appoints a Lynden legal advisory board to help registered men complete the upcoming draft questionnaire. Members R. B. Le Cocqg P. M. Serrurier and D. L. Beckes will advise at no charge and supply service regulations. Beginning December 15 draft rules take effect and a card will be mailed to each man to return within seven days for classification by fitness.

Lynden Ernest Lister R. B. le Cocqg P. M. Serrurier D. L. Beckes

Okanogan Man Purchases Ten Acre Farm on Hannegan Road

H. A. Bauman sold a ten acre farm on Hannegan road near the Greenwood school house to A. M. Hastings of Okanogan Washington. The sale price was 3100 dollars including personal property and the deal was arranged through the office of R. B. Le Cocq.

Hannegan Road City H. A. Bauman Greenwood School House A. M. Hastings Okanogan, Wash R. B. le Cocq

Standard Oil seeks permit to build gasoline tanks in Hawley addition

The Standard Oil Company applied to the city council Friday night for a permit to erect storage tanks for gasoline on lots 5 6 7 and 8 Hawley and Law Addition. The council considered the permit and will take final action at its next meeting.

Standard Oil Company Hawley and Law Addition

Epworth League Social Delights Members with Games and Stunts

The Epworth League of the Methodist Church hosted a Saturday evening party for members and friends. After games, attendees split into Sunday School rooms to rehearse stunts for Camp Lewis Fort Casey Fort Worden and Bremerton camps, with a program featuring Frank Bostwick Louise Jackman Frances Assam Mary Lewis Gertrude Schuyleman. Popcorn and refreshments followed.

Epworth Frank Bostwick Frances Assam Mary Lewis Louise Jackman Gertrude Schuyleman

Christmas Eve Program at Sunshine School

Sunshine school pupils and teacher Esther Bolander plan a Christmas Eve program. A Friday afternoon birthday party for Mrs. Albert Vander Yacht included a luncheon and gifts. Local residents and visitors shared calls and meals, with meetings by R. W. Ericson in Seattle and Fred Lash joining Bremerton navy yard work. A pie social accompanies the December 21 program.

The Sunshine School Esther Bolander Albert Vander Mrs. Vander J. Vander C. Boice J. Helgath H. Vander Mey W. Telgenhoff Gertrude Boice Fred Lash Seattle Bremerton Navy Yard

Also Mentioned on This Page

Morgan Army Lynden District Lynden Theater George Worthen Knights OF Pythias Lodge Ed Edson Cross Pdr Liberty Bonds Co. A. L. Miller Ution of France Lyndon Adrian Breen Holland Glee Club William Vander Griend Lynden State Bank Miss Wolfe Grippe Mrs. A. Crabtreet Verduin Home Peter Hexbergen Zip Heimstra J. Dyksterhuis L. Lenssen O. Oltman Mrs. Stauffer Dorothy C. R. Axling Home C. Noteboom Lenssens Standard Oil CO Epworth League Delta and Sunshine William Lauckhart Egbert Harry Holtrop A. Vander Yacht Home Henry Vanderyacht H. L. Murray P. O. Berthuson R. W. Ericson Swedish Baptist Church Henry Boice 8. T. Jackman Ruth Harry Allie Vander Mey Lena Telgenhoff
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