WISER LAKE NELSON FAMILY MOVES TO WISER LAKE HOME
Mrs Annie Nelson and her sons Carl and Harry moved to their Wiser Lake house last Friday. Miss Edna Anderson left for Seattle to visit friends through Monday. Mrs Harold Hermanson of Seattle spent Thursday at the J C Anderson home.
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Annie Nelson
Carl
Harry
Edna Anderson
Seattle
Harold Hermanson
J. C. Anderson
Pheasant Tea Rooms
Bellingham
Charles Bartlett
Elmer Anderson
Arthur Nelson
Forest
Ernest Frost
Leslie Sorenson
Aaron Beeman
Ada Alexander
Aribune Want Ads Cost Only Twenty Five Percent
An advertising note touts ARIBUNE want ads at a reduced rate of 25 percent of usual cost, urging readers to try the service for economical notices and classified listings.
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Aribune
Reverend Baker Explores Last Days Sermon
On Sunday evening Rev. Baker will discuss the practical side of his final address. He will explain how the Christian life should be lived in light of approaching last days and the final judgment. The sermon will use 2 Peter 3.
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Baker
Peter
Clergy Pilots Drive to Everett on June 12
Rev. P. Jonker and Rev. E. Joling motored to Everett and back Monday, June 12, detailing a one day trip and return.
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Rev. P. Jonker
Rev. E. Joling
Everett
Lynden Social News Highlights Local Visits and Events
Miss Frances Knapp returns from Seattle as residents share travels and family visits fill the week. Local gatherings include church auxiliary plans, birthday anniversaries, and violin classes led by Emil Anderson with ten members.
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Emil Anderson
Delta
Lynden Plans July Fourth Celebration in 1903
The Lynden town is planning a July 4 celebration. Nearby, Guy Dyk and family moved into a new house. Angus Young left the Lynden Livery Stable. Mrs H Bradley visited the county seat. Ruth Handy attended a North wool event. Mr and Mrs Lauckhart entertained guests Tuesday evening.
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Lynden
Guy Dyk
Angus Young
9. H. Bradley
Ruth ‘Handy
Northwool
W. Lauckhart
Ten Years Ago June 20 1912 Lynden News Highlights
Ten years ago on June 20 1912 Lynden carried notes of social life. Ed Philo hosted Vancouver friends, Roy Clarke returned from Pullman agricultural college, and Bennett Gale improved after illness. G W Frick of Morris Minnesota moved to Lynden, Mrs Everett Horton and Miss Tilda Trump visited Bellingham, and W K Pixley welcomed an eleven and a half pound boy. A neighborhood surprise gathered at William Fritz’s home with several local young people in attendance. A double wedding at Bellingham united four Lynden residents: David H Smith with Dorothy Staight and Harry Osgood with Hazel Powell.
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Ed Philo
Vancouver
Roy Clarke
Pullman
Agricultural College
Bennett
Jack Gale
G. W. Frick
Morris
Minnesota
Lynden
Everett Horton
Tilda Trump
Bellingham
W. K. Pixley
William Fritz
Cecile Watson
Trixey Meurer
Tillie Meurer
Ada Baldwin
Olga Arlitt
May Anderson
Herb
Ralph Baldwin
Valentine Neidhart
John Jensen
John Mulder
William Meurer
David Harvey Smith
Dorothy Savilla Staight
Harry Scott Osgood
Hazel Marie Powell
Extremes Meet on White House Porch in Capital
George Auger of Texas aged 35 and 8 feet 7 inches tall visited President Harding at the White House. Harry Doll, 22, weighed 37 pounds and stood 35 inches, also called in to pay respects on the same moment.
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George Auger
Texas
Harding
Harry Doll
White House
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