Local Social Notes From Schneider Corner
Miss Ruth Stuurman visits Eve lyn Willey Sunday afternoon. Several families, including the Kohlers and Willeys, spend Sunday at Geo Willey’s. Mrs Van Sargent and Mrs Hutchinson are noted as sick. Mr Van Sargent attends a Friday Harbor banquet. Hutchinson's father A Simons improves after a relapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stuurman
Evelyn Willey
Wim Sargent
Roy Allen
Bellingham
C. A. Kohler
Root and Morris Ranch
Botts
Harry Willey
Custer
Geo. Willeys
van Sargent
Mr. van Sargent
Friday Harbor
Mrs. Kohler
Ruth and
Earl Thompson
Richard Kohler
Willey Home
E. N. Hutchinson
Blaine
P. J. Jeffcott
Buffalo Corners
A. Simons
Local Knightleys and many townsfolk gather Sunday greetings
Northwood residents and relatives visited kin in Lynden and Bellingham, with multiple family gatherings noted. Local sports saw Greenwood beat Northwood 12 to 6, and community events included Lakeside L T L and W C T U meetings. Memorials mention Grandma Strong’s funeral and Mrs Mock’s service in Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Knittel
B. T. Weir and
Blank
Creviston
Underwood
Jacobson
Bellingham
John Otter
Clipper
Helen Marchant
A. E. Marchant
L. A. Marchant
Helen
A. E. Marchaant
Herbert
Sunshine
Alfred Knittel
Lynden
Grandma Strong
Congregational Church
Peter van der Hoek
Harry Hammel
John Weir
Christianson
Anacortes
Ed. Thomas
Herbert Crabtree
Hinckley’s
J. Taylor
Sedro Wooley
Mrs. Taylor
J. W. Snider
Will Snider
Seattle
Ray Snider
Mock
Laurel
Lakeside
Ralph Thomas
Roy Raymond
Mt. Vernon
H. V. Saltzgaber
Edna
Angus Young
Percy
C. N. Anderson
Lyle
Olive Pangborn
Counter for card games from paper strips
A simple counting device uses stiff paper strips cut to fit players and slits to weave narrow strips. Numbers marked on the strips rise through the slits as they are pulled, creating a tally for card game use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Greene
Popular Science Monthly
Ruth’s Sudden Passing Shocks Class at Commencement
A school community gathers for commencement as Ruth, a bright, active student, dies suddenly after closing her books. The emotional tribute likens life to a dew-kissed flower, noting the sorrowful passage from morning hope to the mysterious beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth
Red Cross
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Mrs. Hendrickson
Burlington
Northwood
Lakeside W
C. T. U. Meeting
America
Edgar Downing
Nellie Mattson
Annie Johnson
Reading
Helen Jacobson
Anna Honquist
Ethel Ehlers
Mr. Albert Booman
Rev
Edgar Down
Mrs. C. A. Brown
Mrs
Tracy Riddle
Poultrymen
Tribune
The
Pacific Poultry Men
Lynden Department Store Incorporated
Hart Schaffner and
Marx
Clothcraft Serge
Num
Percale
Polly Prim
R. B.L
Footwear
Barefoot
Gold Shield
Japan
Booth
Germea
BLUE
Chambray
Cooper Underwear
Ecro Union
Dhani
Ty and
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