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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1922

Page

10

Annie Wynstra Improves and Forms Return to Activities

Annie Wynstra has been improving and can be out part of the time. The P. N. G. Cloud meets Tuesday afternoon at the 100 F. Hall. Mrs. P. Sturman returned from Seattle where she visited Mrs. A. Sturman now under doctor care. Mrs. Sturman is improving rapidly. Miss Helen Helder hosted sisters Miss Rena Helder and Mrs. John Helder with guests including Mrs. Hotter, Mrs. Fred De Hoogh, Mrs. A S Vander Griend, Mrs. Clarence Vander Griend, Mrs. M. Vander Griend, Mrs. Will Vander Griend, Mrs. M. Meenk, Miss Garietta De Boer. Afternoon needlework. refreshments served. Mrs. E. Breen hosted a birthday party Wednesday evening.

Annie Wynstra Goors P. Sturman Seattle A. Sturman Helen Helder Rena Helder John Helder Hotter Fred de Hoogh A. S& Vander Griend Clarence Vander Griend M. van der Griend Will Vander Griend M. Meenk Garetta de Boer

Bowler Family Auto Trip Ends Returns to Michigan

Mr and Mrs R W Bowler and son Hill recently visited Bod Bowler and family then left Wednesday for their former home in Michigan. Mrs Benjamin Oldemeyer entertained guests Monday and Tuesday including Mr and Mrs Stegin, Mrs D Zylstra, Mrs Wm Bauman and baby, and Miss Rena Helder.

R. W. Bowler Hill Bod Bowler Michigan Benjamin Oldemeyer Stegin D. Zylstra Wm. Bauman Baby Rena Helder

Ford reports record April sales for cars trucks and tractors

Ford Motor Company reports a daily average of 6210 retail Ford car and truck sales in the United States in April, with total domestic and foreign sales at 27249 setting a new record. Fordson tractor sales reach 11181 for April, a new high. Output for the year is seen above 1.109 billion, with May production planned around 135000 cars and trucks to meet orders of about 168000.

Ford Motor Company Detroit Ford United States Fordson

Mrs Lovina C Biddel Dies in Seattle Funeral

Mrs Lovina C Biddel nee Gifford born July 28 1848 near Milwaukee Wisconsin died June 20 at the Kenney Home for the Aged Seattle Funeral services were held at Knapp Funeral Parlors Rev E O Grimes officiating She married John Biddel in Rosita Colorado June 4 1876 later living in Lynden Washington since 1911 She was a charter member of Sylvan Lodge 108 and a Becca member. survived by no children and predeceased by husband John who died October 7 1915.

Knapp Lovina C. Biddel Kenney Seattle Lovina C. Biddell Nee Gifford Milwaukee Wisconsin C. Gifford J. Gifford Lovina C. Gifford John Biddell Rosita Col Lynden Sylvan Lodge No Woodland California Rebecca Episcopal Church E. O. Grimes

Kitchen Window Odors and Neighborly Food Lines

A rustic vignette describes kitchen scents drifting through windows as a neighbor cooks potatoes corn and frying eggs. The piece notes the tempting aroma stirs hunger after a long day and invites communal sharing, while cautioning about strong odors and keeping windows closed to lessen their reach.

Boston

Lynden News Briefs Include Local Moves and Bake Sale

Cheesemaker J. Swartz of Lynden Creamery visited Halfway, Oregon with his family by auto and will reside in the Mowbray house near the old ball park. Mrs. Alverson returned from Seattle. Baptist Girls collect baby clothing for Cosmopolitan Mission in Seattle. Donation calls to 4302 Lynden. Kensington club hostesses announced for tomorrow evening. John Helder back to Seattle after Lynden visit. Party group heads east of the mountains in three automobiles.

J. H. Swartz Lynden Creamery Halfway Oregon Mowbray Ball Park W. W. G. Girls of the Baptist Church Seattle Lynden F. L. Wood W. H. Waples Kensington Club

International boundary work aided by U S and Canada engineers

The International Boundary Commission conducts a 10 foot slash and clear operation along the boundary with a 12 man crew under the charge of two engineers from both nations. Eight tons of powdered milk from Whatcom County is listed in the Nebraskan cargo for Near East Relief, costing $3 000 funded by county drives. Ferndale Canning Co begins cherry harvest work on Friday inaugurating 1922 season. The Campbell River logging road near Sumas nears completion with rails laid to Cultes Lake. Kruse and Branch Blaine tailor shop reports a burglary with $500 to $600 in suits and patterns taken.

International Boundary Commission United States Canada Nebraskan Seattle Campbell River Company Sumas Milwaukee Cultes Lake Kruse & Branch Blaine

Paris Fashion: Canton Crepe Dress With Embroidered Detailing

A Paris fashion item features canton crepe fabric with embroidery in Dive and Slack Prans tones. The dress highlights refined textile work and contemporary style.

Paris

Mrs Henry Vana Dysxen Arrives in Lynden to Stay

Mrs Henry Vana Dysxen from New Zealand and Michigan arrived in Lynden on Monday to spend an indeterminate period with her brothers Herman and Benjamin Oldemeier.

Henry Vana Dysxen New Zealand Michigan Lynden Herman and Benjamin Oldemeier

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