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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1921
Page
2
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Northwood residents hosting and visiting in Bellingham include the Knittels Sniders Sni der Hansard O'Brien Creviston Bylsma Otter Gustin and the Gustin children plus Ruth Helen and Ralph Marchant. Mrs chant of St Luke's hospital shows improvement after surgery. A daughter born Sunday to the Radfields who reside in the former Buckley house. Local burns victim L A Marchant recovers and goes out. Many social visits at Nymyers Burgraff and Worthen households. Sunday School moves to 2 PM with a Christmas program.
An eightyearold Bristol Wisconsin girl suffered yearlong stomach pains in her breast area and doctors discovered a second digestive organ beneath the chest after an operation. She is recovering at home and doing well.
A New York state business man declares that most towns lack appreciation for the persistent work of their newspapers. He urges audiences to recognize weekly and yearly efforts that go largely unseen and unbacked.
The piece notes Armenians struggle in Caucasus Anatolia Cilicia and other Near East areas after wartime disruption. It highlights American relief efforts toward 100000 orphan children in our care and warns that 3000 of 20000 children in one orphanage died as supplies ran low. It urges prompt continued aid to prevent further deaths.
CLEARBROOK announces Lakeside L T L will host a Saturday afternoon program with Christmas poems and songs, followed by luncheon. Lakeside W C T U meets Wednesday at the Higginson home with a shower for Miss Leona King. Community notices cover visits, illnesses, funerals, students absent, and local events including a whist party and honor rolls at Clearbrook school.
Grace Anderson Ethel Ehlers Effie Ester green Myrtle Kirkman Ruby Loreen Herbert Jacobson Sten Loreen Louis Manus Amy Johnson May Lundgren Amy Olson Frank Alvord Roy Carl son Julius Johnson Oscar Loreen listed as present for Alvord school roll call across grades seven and eight.
Local notes list visits and social calls around Booths Corners including Mr. Brunson of Ferndale, Miss Bertha Troost with Nellie Bovenham, and Bryan Jordal with L. Matthews to Vancouver. Community members attend Grange, Home Economics Club meetings, and visits to Bellingham, Glendale, and Marietta.
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