Bellingham Baptist Association Delegates in Lynden
About 75 ministers and delegates from 18 churches gather in Lynden for a district Baptist convention at the Lynden Baptist church. Notables include Rev D W Myers Sedro Woolley and Rev J Franklin Day Tacoma with reports on Western Washington work and district progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham Bay
D. W. Myers
Sedro Wooley
Rev Case
Lynden
Case
J. Franklin Day
Tacoma
Baptist Publishing Society
L. Walton Terry
Washington
Driver
First Baptist Church
Bellingham
J. M. Clos
Ferndale
Martenson
Fannie M. Jennings
Mt. Vernon
Walter M. Jennings
E. B. Pace
LaConner
David Dunogan
Myron Cooley
Burlington
Carrie O. Misspaugh
Portland Ore
Jerry Reec
Lyman
Wash
John A. Sahlbom
Miss Williams
S. C. Moody
L. W. Terry
N. Tapel
Daisy Lewis
Co. G. Flanagan
Elveree Porter
Wickersham
Effie Royer
Bertha Barbura
Bessie Bishop
Mrs. Allen
M. B. Wood
Edith S. Burd
N. C. Davenport
D. W. Meyers
James Bishop
Sedro Woolley
G. D. Smith
Sumas
Scrimger
Carr Bailey
Richard Handy
A. Sager
Anacortes
Joyce Johns
E. M. Stigers
Blaine
J. C. Patey
Laurel
A. M. Johnson
N. Hopkins
J. B. Mounches
N. C. Morgan
Lillie Long
W. T. Burton
Woodlyn
Burton
Sadie Swellen
Olive Pope
Nellie V. Minor
D. J. Morgan
Myrtle Parker
Jewell Cumming
Towns Rally for Fourth Fest in Lynden Parade Day
Residents of Sumas Everson Custer and surrounding districts plan to celebrate the Fourth in Lynden with a special train service and large parade bands. The event will end with a park program fireworks orchestrated by W H Waples. Local committees urge decoration and entry blocks for stands and autos while prize details and greased pig novelty are noted. Prosecutor Livesey counters immunity claims and pledges vigorous pursuit if Welty returns or is captured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sumas
Lynden
Pritts
Nooksack
Simonson
Everson
Custer
W. H. Waples
Livesey
Welty
Attoreny
W. J. Bell
Aelf
Valley land value and farming potential in Nooksack Valley
The piece argues valley bottom land near Lynden and Everson is a strong investment. It cites R W Green’s Davis farm, details crop yields, dairy capacity, and farm infrastructure, and predicts rapid land value growth and consolidation into small parcels as Lynden grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nooksack Valley
R. W. Green
Lynden
Everson
Davis
Green
Clover and alsack samples from Gaskill farm near Cloverdale
W W W. W Gaskill of Cloverdale near Lynden reports seven acres of clover and alsack on his farm. He shows samples with the longest alsack at 53 inches and clover at 49 inches, with the crop standing tall and not yet ready to cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Gaskill
Cloverdale
Lynden
Mr. Gaskill
Alsack
Gaskill
Lynden July Fest Announces Races Concert Parade
A Lynden program lists a 9:00 a m band concert and 9:30 a m parade followed by a full day of contests. prizes cover driving teams decorated carriages foot races and obstacle events with Dewey Kellogg as an event judge and a 9 p m fireworks display.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg
Orator
Everson
Lynden
County Farm
Lynden Triumphs Over Everson In Slow Rain Game
Lynden defeats Everson 9 to 7 in a delayed Sunday baseball contest. The rain slowed play and both teams argued at times as Lynden’s Hadley pitched and Steinhauer played behind the plate. Everson's lineup featured Nordstrom on the mound and Swaschkas in the at bats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everson
Lynden
Lyndon
Branstedier
Head
Rittenberg
Fritz
Heumingway
Meneur
Stienhauer
Dickerson
Hadley
Steinhauer
Jeid
Reeves
McCallum
B. Swaschka
C. Swachka
Pinky
Remily
Trowridge
Nordstrom
Read
Swasckas
Lynden Hemmingway
Slaid
Hemmuingway
McPherson Golden Wedding Celebrated in Lynden Grove
Guests from Bellingham Blaine Ferndale Custer and Sumas gathered last Saturday for General M A McPherson and wife Golden Wedding toasts. Over 200 attended the feast and gifts included gold coins and numerous gold items. Lynden pioneers contributed a $75 gold purse. The couple longtime Northwest settlers were celebrated with speeches and recollections of railroading and politics the General once named Blaine and planned a vast enterprise before hard times. A long list of attendees from Lynden and surrounding towns attended the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellingham
Blaine
Ferndale
Custer
Sumas
M. A. McPherson
Lynden
Judson
Wilder
the Tribune
Northwest
Witt
Coma
Gov. Meade
Kansas
H. Laukhart
A. M. Frasier
A. M. Frasier, Mrs. W. M. Kelly, Sarah Frasier, John Co. Anderson
Wilbur Laukhart
Sara T. Jones
Chas. A. Sather
E. T. Trimble
Lyman Wampler
Earl Muthler
B.S Trimble
Harry Crabtree
W. H. Bliss
Clarence Handy
F. J. van Kirk
J. P. de Mattos
E. W. Bayer
E. W. Bayes
Chap Beyes
C. Beyes
Russel Beyes
Wanda Bayes
C. C. Smith
Frank W. Bixby
J. O. Brissard
Ethel Mutchler
Jane E. Palmer
Myrtle Seth
Nellie R. Taylor
al Simpier
McSorley
Tapping
J.J. Booman
Marie Booman
Floe McPherson
Edna lPherson
C. McPherson
T. H. Smith
B. C. Crabtree
Abbie Woodward
Gee
Erv
A. H. Francisco
C. Mutchler
J. Leming
Laura Wheeler
Hallie ‘Tickey
Martha J. Bradley
Ruth E. McSorley
A. c. Palmer
A. F. Kelly
C. N. Broks
Mary Tremain
Mazie Mutehier
Mary MacSorley
A. G. Hyatt
Loren O'Neil
W. H. Dobbs
Etta Neil
May Crabtree
Eva Leming
Helen Wheeler
Henrietta Bliss
J. M. Smith
Teddy Palmer
Laura Crabtree
Grace O'Neil
Ailie O'Neil
Paul Johnson
C. Leavell
Rey Clark
Ora H. Handy
Ruth Handy
Wilder Rames
R. Heaton
RK. Meaton
Land sale closes for 40 acres near Lynden and another lot transfer
McCloud sells 40 acres northwest of Lynden to Gerse W Arnold and sons for 4709 dollars. The property includes 25 acres cleared and a seven room modern horse barn with accompanying personal property. A second sale transfers a corner lot at Grover and street to Charles Brown of Ferndale for 200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beckes and Stuart
William McCloud
Gerse W. Arnold and_ sons
Lynden
Grover Streets
J. S. Wright
Charles Brown
Ferndale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Baptist Association
Timothy
Lynden Creamery
Weest Creamery
Seattle
California
Oregon
Portland
Cascade Range
Baptist Church
M’pherson
HM. Bakker
New York
Roosevelt
City
Mr. Bakker
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