Independent Telephone Men to Convene in Lynden July 15 16
The Independent Telephone Companies of the State will be guests of Farmers Mutual Telephone Co in Lynden for a convention on July 15 and 16 with about forty delegates expected to attend.
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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1920
Page
10
The Independent Telephone Companies of the State will be guests of Farmers Mutual Telephone Co in Lynden for a convention on July 15 and 16 with about forty delegates expected to attend.
The Lynden Boy Scouts seek 400 subscriptions to Boys Life at two dollars each before July 1 to fund a trip to France at the invitation of the French government. If enough sales occur a Scout will visit battlefields and receive an educational tour with British hospitality. if short, 50 cents per subscription goes to a wireless receiving station fund. Dairymen host picnics including Cow Testing Association at Cornwall Park, Jersey Breeders from McLeod farm, Holstein breeders from Graham Farm, and a Piet Bergsma farm auction of a pure-bred heifer with others planned for June 24 and family picnics invited.
The Fair Board considers a plan to substitute automobile races at the Fair Grounds for horse races. The track would be remodeled to host National Association drivers.
Riverside notices list a Sunday luncheon hosted by Mrs W A Reid for her daughter Mrs W B Markhart and friends from Bellingham. Attendees include Mr and Mrs W B Markhart, Mr and Mrs Fred Bay, Mrs J W Thurston, and several Thurston and Markhart family members. Also mentioned are sick Mrs George Kortlever and visits to J Meenk and Farmers Mutual Telephone meeting in Bellingham.
Miss Blanche Jordal spent several days in Bellingham visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. P. R. Jeffcott and family enjoyed Sunday at Birch Bay. H. J. Roddel works on wood for Dr. Hills of Custer. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Wilson returned after a week in Everett and Seattle. Assumption Commencement at Whatcom High School featured Stuurman family and Blanche Jordal among attendees. P R Jeffcott starts construction of a modern bungalow.
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