Fine numbers to close Chautauqua
Lynden hosts a packed Chautauqua with Opie Read lecture on human nature and politics tonight and the play Cappy Ricks Friday. The program opened by Paul Fleming Company draws a devoted crowd as Miss Ingram and the Stearns Hellekson Trio headline musical acts through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opie
Lynden
Cappy Ricks
Paul Fleming
Cyril Mee
Stearns-Hellekson Trio
Eugenia Lowe
Gault
Patton Brothers
Norman Allen Imrie
Imrie
America
Watteau Girls
Elmer Lynn Williams
Chicago
Gilvan Opera Company
Sheldon trio heads west seeking new Ripon home
Mr and Mrs Postema and family from Sheldon Iowa visit relatives in Lynden Washington then plan to relocate to Ripon California by overland auto trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postema
Sheldon
Iowa
Lynden
Ripon
California
Kauffman Family to Drive to Yakima for Week Visit
C. Kauffman and family will leave Sunday by auto for Yakima to visit relatives for a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
C. C. Kauffman
Local Visit Notes and Visit Requests in Lynden Area
N Lacso a state trustee of the Washington Egg and Poultry Association from Winlock along with Davis and DPD S McDole from the Seattle office visited the Lynden plant Saturday. Mr David Bogard of Seattle is spending a few days with the Le Cocqg boys. Miss Shirley Wheeler of Kendal is visiting friends here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Lacso
The
Washington Egg and Poultry Association
Winlock
Davis
DPD
S. McDole
Seattle
Association
Lynden
David Bogard
le Cocqg Boys
Shirley Wheeler of
Kendall
Guarantors Pay Up For Chautauqua Tickets
Lyndon's 111 Chautauqua guarantors contribute six dollars each to cover ticket receipts shortfall. If paid today they receive two season tickets in return. This marks the third or fourth year guarantors have faced such payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndon
Lynden Reads Diverse New Library Collection This Summer
The Lynden library weekly arrival from the state library adds a wide range of titles. Notable works include The Long Roll The Post Master and The Haunted Bookshop among many others. Readers will find both classic and contemporary books for children and adults across various genres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
State Library
Lee
Lincoln
Lippmann
Martha
Martha and
Saul
Lowe
MacGrath
Maggie of
Virginsburg
Martin
Meigs
Mills
Miln
Mitchell
Morley
Jolly
Olcott Pendleton
Lincoln Highway
Gladding
Patsey Carroll
Gordon
Patsey Carrol
Wilderness Lodge
Gould
Cambridge Book of Poetry
Grahame
Gregory
Lynden Triumphs Over Kulshan In Eighth Inning Rally
Lynden edged Kulshan 8 6 as an eighth inning rally produced seven runs. McClallahan held Lynden to one hit through seven, but a Kulshan error spree and timely Lynden hits decided the game. Next Sunday Lynden travels to Marietta for a key league showdown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Kulshan
Outlaws
McClallahan
Johnnie Wilson
Beeman
Hagen
E. Meurer
Wilson
Axling
Wolfe
Lafe
Bateman
Baldwin
W. Meurer
Meurer
Fullner
Dean
US Ouss
G. Gates
Blackman
McCallahan
Hickey
McClalahan
Gates
Marietta
Altho
Miss Frances Asam Wed Seattle Man Merrill Spillman
Miss Frances Asam daughter of Mr and Mrs L Asam formerly of this place married Monday to Mr Merrill Spillman of Seattle The ceremony took place in Bellingham at the Parsonage of the Christian church conducted by Rev Yeager They will reside in Seattle where Spillman is employed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Asam
L. Asam
Merrill Spillman
Seattle
Bellingham
To Motor to Mt Rainier George White Plan Ten Day Trip
George White and family set out Saturday for a ten day motor journey to Mt Rainier and Yakima. They will visit scenic spots and return with stories of their travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Rainier
George White
Yakima
Miss Marjory Packard Spends Summer Here
Miss Marjory Packard of Seattle and former Lynden resident is spending the summer in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marjory Packard
Marjory Packard
Seattle
Lynden
Martin Elenbaas Visits Lynden Man Seeks Family Return
Mr. Martin Elenbaas of Gran ger is visiting Lynden. Upon his return his family will accompany him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Elenbaas
Martin Elenbaas of
Granger
Lynden
Miss Haveman Visiting Sister in Bremerton
Visiting in Bremerton Miss Johanna Haveman is spending a few weeks with her sister Mrs Ned Anderson of Bremerton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bremerton
Johanna Haveman
Ned Anderson
Left for Wenatchee and Yakima by Wampler and Mandel
Lyman Wampler and Albert Mandel departed on Wednesday for Wenatchee and Yakima. The trip indicates a regional assignment or visit with both men traveling together to two Washington state cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yakima
Lyman Wampler
Albert Mandel
Wenatchee
Lynden Port Seizes 235 Bottles Liquor
Customs collectors at Seattle report Lynden Port seized 235 bottles of liquor accumulated over April May and June. Owners have until August 2 to file claims or the spirits will be disposed of by law. The Lynden Port, under Paul O Dolstad, handles hundreds of cars monthly and ties Lynden to Vancouver via a shorter route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Millard T. Hartson
Seattle
Paul O. Dolstad
Vancouver
Blaine
Lynden Men Admitted to No 8 Citizenship
Twenty four applicants were accepted in bel lingham naturalization proceedings last week. Lynden residents named include John Burgess of Great Britain John Bylsma Edward Glass and George Harry Werkema from the Netherlands and John Evanko from Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bellingham
Lynden
John Burgess
Great Britain
John Bylsma
Netherlands
Edward Glass
George Harry Werkema
John Evanko
Miss Handy's Pupils Present Splendid Piano Recital
Pupils of Miss Ruth Handy performed a piano recital Friday with a varied program. Duo pieces include Marching Orders and Comrades. Solo numbers feature Echo Waltz, Flower Fairies, Robin's Waltz, and Beatrice Polka among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Handy
Augusta de Vries
A. A. Bauman Injures Hand on License Plate
A. A. Bauman hurt his hand Tuesday while cranking a truck as his hand caught on the license plate. The injury was described as quite severe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Bauman
Association Doubles Egg Storage Totals in State
Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association reports storage eggs twice last year’s level. D. S. McDole announces finances strong to Whatcom County Egg Producers. N Lacso highlights cooperative benefits. next meeting to be a salmon bake at Marietta. Frank Imhoff shown prize cockerel from 294 dam and 288 egg average sire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association
D. S. McDole
Whatcom County Egg Producers’ Association
Dairymen‘s Hall
N. Lacso
Cooperative Association
Whatcom County Poultrymen
Marietta
Frank Imhoff
Walter Mutchler Struck By Insect Bite At Plant
Walter Mutchler, a powdered milk plant employee, suffered a severe insect bite on the arm leading to blood poisoning. Medical staff had to lance the wound to treat the infection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Mutchler
Tacoma Social Note Highlights Miss Mabel Drew’s Visit
From Tacoma, Miss Mabel Drew visits Miss Rita Jamie son this week, joining local social circles and noting hospitality and interval gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Mabel Drew
Rita Jamieson
Brown family moves to new West Grover address
L. J. Brown moved last week into the house vacated by the Stuurman family at 907 W Grover St. Mr and Mrs Sam Palmer who bought the Brown home took possession this week. The Browns will occupy the place only until their new Front St residence is completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Brown
Stuurman
W. Grover St
Sam Palmer
Brown
Front St
Notable Visits Across Iowa and British Columbia
John Sheep of Orange City Iowa visits Mr and Mrs Frank Le Cocq. Mrs Joe Stafford of Peardon ville BC spends Sunday with her daughter Mrs M C Wampler.
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Orange City
John Sheep
Iowa
Mrs
Frank le Cocq
Joe Stafford
Peardonville B. C
M.C. Wampler
Farmers to Travel to State Station for County Day
Whatcom County farmers plan the fourth annual excursion to the Western Washington Experiment Station on July 21. The caravan will depart Bellingham July 20 afternoon, stay overnight in Seattle or Tacoma, visit Puyallup for a day at the station, and be served luncheon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whatcom County
Western Washington Experiment Station
Lynden
Bellingham
Seattle
Tacoma
Puyallup
Experiment Station
Close Nooksack Valley League race tightens pennant chase
The Nooksack Valley Baseball League title race tightens with Marietta ahead by a game and a half over Ferndale and Custer. Lynden could surge to first next Sunday when they meet Marietta, while Acme could climb to second if Lynden and Ferndale lose. Remaining schedule includes July 16 and July 28 through August 21 games across Lynden Marietta Ferndale Acme Everson Custer Sumas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marietta
Ferndale
Custer
Altho Custer
Acme
Kulshan
Everson
Lynden
Sumas
Farmers Mercantile Co to Furnish School Supplies
School board bid results show Farmer's Mercantile Co Lynden submitted via Mr Weber as lowest bid for janitorial and instructional supplies for next year Readings include about a dozen children from Seattle Bellingham and Tacoma households participating in the process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Mercantile CO
Farmer's Mercantile Co
Lynden
Weber
Seattle
Bellingham
Tacoma
Start for Yakima and return after car trouble
G Boeringa and Wm Zuidmeer started for Yakima on July 5 but failed to reach their destination due to auto trouble and returned to Lynden on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Boeringa
Wm. Zuidmeer
Yakima
Lynden
American Legion Dance Set for Friday at Hawley’s Hall
The American Legion will host a dance at Hawley’s Hall on Friday. Mrs J W Tremain and her son Russel of Bellingham visited relatives here Sunday. Lester Landaal and Ralph Kirkpatrick from Seattle also spent Sunday with their parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hawley's Hall
J. W. Tremain
Russel
Bellingham
Lester Landaal
Ralph Kirkpatrick
Seattle
Breckenridge Street Occupants Remain in Home
Mr and Mrs Joe Axlund occupy the Breckenridge residence on North 8th Street for a short period as records note.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Axlund
Breckenridge
Jon North 8Th St
Free Picnic for Lyndon Boys at Whatcom Falls Park
The Elks of Whatcom County invite all Lyndon boys to a complimentary picnic Saturday at Whatcom Falls Park starting 11 a.m. The event features sports and plenty to eat including hay, ice cream, and pickles, plus prizes for the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fatty
Skinnie
Sport
Pete
Jack
Butch
Lyndon
Whatcom Falls Park
the Elks of Whatcom Coun
Lynden Tribune Granted Official County Newspaper Status
Whatcom County commissioners approve Lynden Tribune as the official newspaper for the county for July 1922 through June 1923. Proceedings note road and bridge fund actions, bond issues for Maple Falls and Glacier Township, and the purchase of 320 Empire Voting machines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden Tribune
Whatcom
the Tribune
Whatcom County
Washington
R. S. Lambert
John Kienast
Whatcom County Game Commission
Maple Falls Township
Glacier Township
Maple Falls
Glacier Road
Beoss
Nooksack-Sumas Rd
T. Johnson
Birgit Johnson
Margaret J. Diaz
F. W. Shute
C. C. King
Supervisor of Highways
Automatic Registering Machine Corporation
Empire
Road & Bridge Fund
Wes Seiten
Wwe
Forest Reserve ‘Hy. Fund
Glacier Rd
Impr
Lynden Pioneer Elizabeth Stark Dies After 30 Years in Lynden
Elizabeth Lydia Stark longtime Lynden resident and pioneer mother of seven children dies at 75 after thirty years in the Lynden district She was born in Decatur Indiana and traveled with her family to Oregon Puget Sound and Washington state before settling in Lynden Funeral services were held at The Maples home with Rev E O Grimes officiating and grandchildren serving as pallbearers A tribute from her granddaughter June Smith Tyrell notes a peaceful resting of a devoted mother and grandmother in a newer life beyond sorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Elizabeth Lydia Stark
Lynden
Decatur
Indiana
Stark
Jason Clark
Oregon Country
Mr. Clark
Oregon
Lydia
Umpqua Academy
James Rice Stark
Puget Sound
White River
Auburn
Seattle
Fromm
A. E. Smith
Sumas
Co. W. Stark
City Water Office Relocated to City Hall
The City Water Department moved this week to City Hall. Interior and exterior painting are in progress, a clerk cage has been installed, and cleaning is underway. C. E. Lyon will serve as the clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Water Office
City Hall
City Water Department
C. E. Lyon
Lynden Egg Association Ships Near Full Car of Poultry to New York
Last Friday the Lynden station of the Washington Egg and Poultry Association shipped nearly a full carload of poultry to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Lynden
Washington Egg and Poultry Association
Lynden Cafe Sold to Vancouver Couple
Lynden's cafe changed hands in the past week to Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Dazelle of Vancouver B C who have started management. They are veteran caterers aiming to raise standards of cleanliness service and efficiency. The Ellwyn Cafe will be renovated and repainted by the new owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
M. R. Dazelle
Vancouver B. C
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Burnett
Philo Gubb
Butten
Cameron
Comstock
Joy
Connolly
Cook
Lord Kitchener
Sonny Ducrow
Cooper
de Morgan
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Sawyer
Tomlinson
Elien
Tompkins
Waller
Ietta
Brian Kent" Wright
Hartson
Tribune
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J. A. Miller
Ed Brown
Sam E. Barrett
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Earth
Lynden Cafe
Gideon le Cocq
Everett
le Cocq
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