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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1922
Page
5
A garbled transcript includes Promoter remarks about production, a question on counts to reach a thousand, and a tense exchange among speakers about dates and dangers. The fragment references Mr Peewet and Walker, plus a driver suspecting an automobile incident may occur, revealing a chaotic scene.
Local notes report Ben Oltman returning Wednesday from St Joseph hospital after an operation. Many relatives and neighbors, including Hutchins and Meenk families, visited at various homes in Bellingham and Everson. The week also notes Christmas gatherings and dinners at several residences, with households hosting extended family and friends.
Little Mary Zuidmeer seven months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Willem Zuidmeer, passed away on Wednesday. Funeral service will be held Friday at 12 o clock at the family residence, by Rev. P Jonker.
Sheldon BH Stuurmans of Lynden received the bachelor of arts degree at the University of Minnesota fall commencement last week.
A volunteer Christmas program at the First Reformed Church on Grover Street Monday evening featured children receiving candy nuts and oranges during the event.
The Linden Christian School staged a fine Christmas program featuring classes and choirs. Readings included The Dear Little Baby and Immanuel, with performances by grades 3 4 6 7 and 8 and recitations such as Christmas Eve and Een Vraag. Students Elizabeth De Vries Augusta De Vries Minnie Gunst Roger Kent Heeringa Ernest Blankers and Hilda Brase participated alongside others.
The M E Sunday School held a Christmas Eve program at 7 30 with Joy to the World and a pantomime titled Unto the Least of These. Rebecca Mounter Ardience and Roberta Waples led recitations and solos with about twelve pupils in the cast and fifty in the pantomime. Ray Smith of Seattle visited Lynden for several days.
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