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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1914
Page
7
Local notices highlight a special election on Tuesday June 16 to decide bonds for clean paved streets and a new bridge across Fish Trap Creek in Lynden. Residents hear calls to support road improvements, with polling hours from 8 am to 8 pm at the Town Hall.
Epworth League hosts a Friday evening event on the W. H. Jacobs lawn with ice cream strawberries and cake for ten cents a plate A musical program will follow and in case of rain the house will be used.
Mrs. George Gustin hosted a delightful afternoon in Lynden for her aunt Mrs. A E Cudney who will move to California. The event featured needlework, a floral contest, prize draws, a two course lunch, and unique place cards with a small group of young guests.
Frank M. Bloom pushes a petition to establish a main Lynden rural route of about 25 miles serving Klocke Depot Winup Lynden Everson Northwood roads. A separate Everson Route No. 3 extension, 9 miles, would shift nine miles from Everson Route 3 to Lynden area, expanding mail delivery for residents near Stockholm and Northwood district.
A full house at Jamieson's opera house Lynden welcomed the Tri nity Methodist church choir from Bellingham. The Friday program offered seventeen numbers varied in character pleasing all and earning praise for Direct or Lindersmith and the choir. The Ladies' Aid Society of Lynden Methodist church organized the event and earned thanks for presenting a splendid musical entertainment.
The county superintendent of schools announces seventh and eighth grade examinations for all schools outside Bellingham on June 18 and 19. Examinations will be held at Lynden High School on those dates.
The Lynden and Blaine teams clash Sunday afternoon at Hawley Park, signaling a district showdown for local fans and a chance to claim early season bragging rights.
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