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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1920
Page
10
Lynden residents form a concert band for Independence Day with leader Jack Gale and a 14 member brass and percussion lineup. A planned July 18 Paulist Choir concert in Bellingham is mentioned as part of county events.
Whatcom County Dairymen picnic at Cornwall Park drew families including the Axlings Bayes Ericsons and Wampler. Several dinners and visits followed with neighbors, extended guests from Chicago and Northwood, and a fox rescue tale. Delta Sunday School to reopen after month’s break.
Music lovers anticipate a major concert with high enthusiasm, looking forward to performances by renowned artists and a vibrant event atmosphere. The article notes excitement across fan communities and the cultural impact of the show.
Miss Iane Fenton formerly Lynden High School teacher tied the knot with Richard Edward Shore on June 6. The couple plans to reside at La Moore California after August 15.
The Alaska Business College offers instruction in modern bookkeeping methods and the use of calculating machines. The program emphasizes practical accounting skills for business operations.
A string of Lynden notes reports several births at area homes, visits by relatives, and local errands. The column includes baby girls born to J. R. Smith and to C. & Constant, a baby boy born to George Rinehart, and visits by Mr. Handy and family from Minnesota visiting relatives. George Frick builds a cement foundation, G. Van Weerdhuizen recovers from a broken leg, A. W. Porter suffers an infected hand, and others like Paul Frick, E. Berkes, Lynn Colby and Lester Barron are noted with travels and moves in Lynden and nearby areas.
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