Lynden Social Notes Reflect Travel and Local Ties
Mrs. F L Wood and sons left for Dryad Washington. Miss Marie Bauman returned from the East. Mrs Sweeny and Miss Hester of Bremerton visited at Gerrit Top’s. John L Dickerson Jr goes to Winthrop to visit his son. Vander Griend family sailed to Nebraska and Iowa. Rev H K Palma left for Yakima via Seattle to a convention. Mr and Mrs L S Michelson of New York visited Mrs S H Lewis. Henry Top returns from Wenatchee and will join Ferndale candentary. Several new cars bought. Ray Jacobs returns for summer. Dale wedding of Isaac Neeves and Mrs Prudence Kleer noted in Bellingham. W C T U convention program includes Lynden names. Ada Pyeatt returns from Seattle. Hilbert Kok’s Overland auto bought.
German Women of Lynden District Must Register
The Lynden district begins German alien women registration from June 17 to June 26 1918. Postmaster D L Beckes oversees the program for women 14 and older who are natives citizens denizens or subjects of Germany and not yet American citizens. Austro-Hungarian subjects are not included.
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Germany
D. L. Beckes
United States
Counties Organize to Raise Milk Prices in Washington
About ten large Washington counties have formed county dairy associations to control milk pricing. The groups aim to centralize sales and penalize members who sell outside the association. Officials deny plans for state owned creameries but refuse to unveil final methods.
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Washington
Paul Breen Joins Bauman Store in Local Move
Local business note reports Paul Breen accepting a position at William A. Bauman’s store. An unrelated item promotes an evening event at Liberty featuring live bears and roller skating for entertainment with laughs. DR. R A Reeve veterinarian advertises day or night service and phone 308 Nooksack.
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Paul Breen
William A. Bauman
Real Live Bears
the Liberty
R. A. Reeve
Nooksack
Funeral for Annie Elizabeth Waples Held in Lynden
Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon at Knapp's funeral parlors for Annie Elizabeth Waples born June 1 1858 in Angola Delaware. Her family lived in Philadelphia Chicago Washington Montesano and Bellingham before her death. She left seven children two of whom reside in Lynden Snohomish Sumas and Bellingham. A quartet provided special music and many friends attended. Her husband Magnus Waples died in 1914. She was active in the Methodist Church. Other local notices mention car purchases and shipyard work assignments.
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Annie Elizabeth Waples
Knapp
W. O. Benadom
Ferguson
Benahom
George Hall
Mark Hammond
H. H. Jamieson
Waples
William H
George M
Lynden
Roberta E. Lane
Snohomish
Edna R. Waples
Bellingham
Jennie T. Olson
Sumas
Card of Thanks from the Verbrugge Family
The Verbrugge family expresses thanks to friends for help and friendship during their bereavement.
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A. Verbrugge
Marguerite Clarke in Bob's Diary at The Liberty
Marguerite Clarke stars in Bob's Diary at the Liberty Theatre on Saturday. The screen's sweetest actress inspires a rollicking comedy outing, delivering lighthearted entertainment for local moviegoers.
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Marguerite Clarke
Bob
the Screen
the Liberty
Also Mentioned on This Page
F. L. Wood and Sons
Dryad, Wash
Marie Bauman
East
Mrs. Sweeny
Miss Hester of
Bremerton
Gerrit Top
John L. Dickerson,Jr
Winthrop
Okanogan District
A. Vander Griend
Henry Otter
D. Vander Griend
Nebraska
Iowa
H. K. Palma
Yakima
Seattle
Henry Top
Wenatchee
Ferndale
Frank Knapp
Henry Shagren
R. R. Helder
Studebaker
Ray Jacobs
Mrs. Guernsey
Isaac Neeves
J. Ooms
Clarabell Dewey
George Waples’ Confectionery
Joe Claret Runyan
Prudence Kleer
Walter Pixley
Viola Gustin
Lillian Sprague
Lynn Colby
Ada Pyeatt
C. G. Lund
Mary Tremain
A. J. Brink
Hilbert Kok
Overland Auto
Safety Service and
James St. Bellingham
Lynden Agents
ELDER
Pace
the Tribune
Methodist Church
Cornelius Buizer
Ford
Ta. Bauman
Chalmers
Gerrit Schuyleman
Palm Beach
SWNG
Lynden Department Store, Inc
Schoftner & Marz
Cheauks
Ossard
Gossard
Lynden Department Store
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