Poultry Association to Increase Stock in Seattle Vote
Washington Cooperative Eye and Poultry Association stockholders will vote next Tuesday in Seattle on raising capital stock from 100000 to 250000 to finance feed poultry dressing and storage projects. Lynden is to host a large dressing plant and train shipments to members continue.
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Washington Cooperative Eye and Poultry Association
Seattle
Lynden
New York
J. L. Craib
Association
Lynden Wrestler to Meet Dakota Champ in Return Match
Art Boehringer of Lynden set to face Louis Hisemob of North Dakota in a return bout at Hawley's Hall Thursday evening March 31. Boehringer won their prior encounter last month and expects another victory with ladies admitted free.
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Art Boehringer
Lynden
Louis Hiscomb
North Dakota
Hawley's Hall
Boehringer
Hisemob
Lyceum course planned with four acts for next year
R B Le Cocq gave a talk on Guides to the Purchase of Property. A four act Lyceum season is planned with a Shakepearean piece among the numbers. The Sophomore program featured St Patrick verses by Verl Fry. Baseball practice grows as Ferndale arrives April 1 with coaches Fisher and Rockey guiding hopeful players.
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R. B. le Cocq
New York
Chicago
St. Patrick
Verl Fry
Ferndale
Fisher
Rockey
Father of Mrs. Alverson Dies in Seattle
L. A. Treen, father of Mrs. D. W. Alverson of Lynden, died Tuesday night in Seattle. He will be joined by Mrs. Alverson in Seattle Friday for the funeral services.
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L. A. Treen
D. W. Alverson
Lynden
Seattle
Mr. Alverson
Services in two languages at Christian Reformed churches
Friday evening services scheduled at Second Christian Reformed Church at 8 o'clock with Q Breen preaching in English. Rev A J Brink will preach in Holland language at First Christian Reformed Church at 7 30 the same evening.
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Second
Christian Reformed Church
Q. Breen
A. J. Brink
Holland
First
WISER LAKE NOTES OF LOCAL ARRIVALS VISITS AND EVENTS
Ernest Rosenhall returns after three and a half years in the U S Navy with time in Siberia England and France. Tama resident Mrs Johnston visits Wisermore Farm. Mt Vernon hosts Roy Burrel and baby at the Pines with John Postma family. Bellingham and Seattle visitors noted among locals. Daughters of Dorcas plan a meeting in Wiser April 2. Community relatives help with spring work and social gatherings marked by St Patrick party and Sunday visits.
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Ernest Rosenhall
George Rosenhall
U. S. Navy
Siberia
England
France
Johnston
Tama
Iowa
A. C. Johnston
Wisermore Farm
Roy Burrel
Baby
Mt. Vernon
John Postma
Pines
John Nicholson
Bellingham
S. A. Sicklesteel
I. M. Burgess
I. O. Miller
C. A. Pellet
Seattle
Daughters of
Dorcas
Wiser Hall
Leslie Loop
Mt. View
J. W. Richardson
Gretchen McDaniels
Dagma Johnson
Mildred Anderson
Shirley Wheeler
Anna
Northwood News Notes Personal Visits and Activities
Local residents attend funerals and visits across Burlington Lynden Bellingham and Anacortes. Students and families host relatives and friends with hospital stays school events and Grange activities. A tax talk by Judge Hardin is planned and a WCTU essay prize includes a special Francis Willard picture prize.
Road bids opened as delays loom over Lynden-Sumas project
Bids for the Lynden-Sumas pavement opened with amounts from C E Lind 20903856 Riddle and Hawkins 21226660 Skagit Construction Company 21549020 and J W Hoover 21855280 A bond related technicality delayed the opening planned for yesterday with a Portland attorney sought to resolve the issue Tonight Everson hosts Whatcom River Improvement Association meeting to form a drainage and diking district to manage river improvements including Lynden attendance by river farmers and county officials
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Lynden-Sumas
C. EK. Lind
Riddle and Hawkins
Skagit Construction Company
J. W. Hoover
Portland
Donahue Road
Whatcom County
Hoosier School Master to be staged in Lynden
Noah Beilharz, celebrated entertainer, will present The Hoosier School Master as the final act of the high school lyceum. The comedy starts at 8:00 PM in the high school auditorium with admission 65 and 35 cents.
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Hoosier
Lynden
Noah Beilharz
Beilharz
Forest Grove Social News and Club Meetings Summary
Arta Lawrence of Bellingham visited her parents the Lawrences in Forest Grove. Ada Smith of Bellingham spent the weekend with the Crabtrees. The Merrymakers Club gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McMillen, with the next meeting at the Dahles. A Garden Club and dress farm team formed under Farm Bureau, plus ongoing club activities in Boy and Girl Clubs.
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Arta Lawrence
Bellingham
J. P. Lawrence
Ada Smith
Walter Crabtree
Merrymakers Club
Arthur McMillen
Peter Dahle
Karl Kildall
Farm Bureau
Harry Guckert
H. E. ‘Seidell
Forest Grove
Williamson
Northwood
F. M. Bloom
Frances Bloom
Lynden
Big Lynden Laurel road case goes to trial Friday
The Lynden Laurel road assessments protest moves to the superior court in Bellingham Friday and Saturday with near 200 district residents as plaintiffs. They seek to overturn the present improvement roll and require a new one. Objections target a 35000 dollar Nooksack bridge item and related costs. A separate suit seeks release from payment, arguing no benefit from the project.
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Lynden-Laurel Road
Superior Court
Bellingham
Lynden
Nooksack
Rainier National Park Plans Summer Visits From Lynden
H. L. Blancher of the Rainier National Park Company toured Lynden this week to discuss summer visits. Local residents plan trips to Mt. Rainier this year as an excellent automobile road to the mountain is now open.
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H. L. Blancher
Rainier National Park
North Prairie community notices and travels
Local residents report visits and social engagements across Lynden Delta and Booths Corners. News includes deaths in Kodiak Alaska, meals fundraisers, family visits, and attendance at programs at Greenwood schoolhouse.
Mrs Ethel Parrish Wed Camp Lewis Sergeant
Mrs Ethel Parrish of Tacoma and Sergeant Harlan J Foster of Camp Lewis were married Tuesday in Olympia. Parrish is the youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs M M Horton of Lynden. Foster is a regular in the 59th CAC and heir of the late J N Foster of Detroit. The couple will visit Lynden Sunday before returning to the cantonment.
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Ethel Parrish
Tacoma
Harlan J. Foster
Camp Lewis
Olympia
Parrish
M. M. Horton
Lynden
Sergeant Foster
U. S. Army
J. N. Foster
Detroit
Mick
Foster
Cantonment
Mary Jane Heathcoat Dies at 69 Near Lynden
Mrs. Mary Jane Heathcoat, age 69, died at her home northwest of Lynden on Tuesday. Funeral services are set for Friday at Hay Nie.
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Mary Heathcoat
Lynden
Mary Jane Heathcoat
Haynie
Lynden Grade School Team Wins Eight Straight Games
Lynden grade basketball team completed the season with an eight straight win 43 to 9 over Ferndale. Key players included John Young guard Roland Sharen forward with a lineup featuring Dale Henry center and Sherman Whited forward. Several players rotated as substitutes and reserves contributed throughout the season.
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Lynden
Ferndale
Laurel
Nooksack
Sumas
Pleasant Valley
John Young
Roland Sharen
Dale Henry
Sherman Whited
Clare Johnson
Russell Rittenburg
Roland Shagren
Russel Rittenberg
Clarence Larson
Francis Wood
Herman Talmadge
Lemons From California and Local Church Services
Mrs. CC Gorzeman returned from a California visit with exceptionally large lemons including a 1 pound 12 ounce fruit. Good Friday services will be held at Mission Church tomorrow at 10 80. Rev A Ernst leads services Sundays at 11 am and 8 pm.
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CC. Gorzeman
California
A. Ernst
Services Friday at Baptist Church
Tomorrow morning at 10 30 o clock worship services at the Baptist Church led by Rev Chiles Baker.
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Baptist Church
The
Chiles Baker
Local notes from Lynden include visits and events
Lynden residents share news of out of town visits Frank Vander Griend and George Craine, club meetings at the Study Club and Kensington Club, hospital updates for Mrs Arie Schouten and others, several births and illnesses, and address changes including the Quisenberry and Jongeneel moves. A free high school concert is announced for March 31 with local performers.
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Frank Vander Griend
Lynden
Montana
George Craine
Study Club
S. H. Lewis
Arnold Bennett
W. O. Benadom
Charles Philo
B. V. Mounter
Lewis
Harold Knapp
M. King
Kensington Club
Knapp
Arie Schouten
St. Joseph's Hospital
Bellingham
Dick Brink
A. J. Brink
D. van Rossum
Bremerton
Lyn@en
L. D
Koster
Baby
California
Kathryn Lindhout
Sumas Hospital
Mmne
Glenn Estill
Nellie Morrison
Marion Lain
A. G. Heaton
O. L. Sheets
Henry Bierlink
Zawaanstra
Coffee Creek
Bavenkamp
Ben Crabtree
Mrs. Carmichael
Aldergrove
Charles Renfro
Friends Honor Wilson Silver Wedding With Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs O E Wilson celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a surprise party at their home on Sunday March 20. Guests arrived bearing eats and recounted memories while the original wedding party attended with the same bridesmaid and best man. A silver tea set was gifted by P R Jeffcott as the event included games music and reminiscences. The Amphyction Club will meet Friday at Mrs George Waples home.
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O. E. Wilson
H. J. Roddel
P. R. Jeffcott
J. B. Wilson
Ferndale
Harry Cowden
Bellingham
Effie Heiser
George Matz
Marietta
Godfrey Schneider
John Schneider
George Waples
Whatcom Ignores Lynden Challenge For Western Title
Whatcom High School claims the Western Washington championship but declines Lynden's two game challenge. Whatcom beat Blaine on their floor, while Lynden and Meridian defeated Blaine. Whatcom plans a series with Yakima as Western Washington tournament winners.
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Whatcom High
Western Washington
Lynden Five
Whatcom
Blaine
Bellingham
Meridian
Lynden
Yakima
Little Daughter of Geo. Cole Dies in Bellingham
Funeral services were held at Lynden cemetery for Josephine Ellen Cole the one year ten months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo H Cole who died at the family home in Bellingham after a brief illness. Rev Duncan McPhail officiated. She is survived by her parents two sisters Ruth and Marian and one brother Jack Byron Cole.
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Lynden Cemetery
Josephine Ellen Cole
Geo. H. Cole
Bellingham
Duncan McPhail
Ruth
Marian
Jack Byron Cole
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Roy Kellso
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