Lynden Gainer In 30-10 School Plan Details
The Lynden school district would pay 9644 into Olympia under the 30-10 plan and receive 22309 in return, with neighboring districts receiving various per dollar return rates. Petitions backing the plan will circulate locally, while the outline from Ralph Swetman argues for a state funded half of common school costs to reduce local inequities and fund education where children are.
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Lynden
Treasury
Olympia
Glendale
Riverside
Woodland
Northwood
Greenwood
Timon
Harmony
Meridian
The
Tribune
Ralph Swetman
Okanogan County
Clallam County
Okanogan
Clallam
Washington
Lynden Motor Company Installs 200 Ton Hydraulic Press
The Elen baas brothers install a 200 ton hydraulic press at Lynden Motor Company. Weighing 6 tons, the machine will straighten parts and handle truck tire work shifting from Bellingham. It is the county’s only such press outside Bellingham.
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Lynden Motor Company
Elenbaas Brothers
Bellingham
Lynden Poultry Prospects Seen Promising
The Lynden district's poultry and egg business shows improvement over last year. Washington Co-Operative Egg and Poultry Association records indicate eggs sold last week earned four cents a dozen more than the same week a year ago. At Lynden plant seven thousand birds are fattened on milk and grain, thirteen days to finish, then killed and frozen for shipment to Eastern markets. A twelve person feeding and dressing crew, eleven egg staff, eight feed workers, and four office staff comprise a thirty five strong payroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Washington Co-Operative Egg and Poultry Association
Harry Beernink
Beernink
Baptist Church Reports Solid Year of Growth and Giving
The annual Baptist church meeting on Tuesday April 25 shows membership rising from 46 to 67 with two transfers and two deaths. Finances total 3070.27 including 984.00 building fund and 722.15 for missions. local debt remains about 50 dollars. Sunday School membership 143 with 95 average attendance. officers and committees listed by name.
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The
Baptist Church
Women’s Auxiliary
Lynden Tribune
L.A. Jones
W. Ashton
B. Axlund
G. A. Osbrink
E W. Bayes
L. A. Jones
Carl Bailey
L. Sp
Mrs Zinkey Visited George Frick Home in Seattle
Mrs Charles Zinkey of Seattle spent several days at the George Frick residence during the past week, according to local notes.
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Charles Zinkey
Seattle
George Frick
Seniors Prepare for Lynden High Graduation Week
Graduation events begin Sunday with Rev. Duncan McPhail delivering the baccalaureate sermon at the M E Church. Music directed by Alma Nelson precedes Class Night Wednesday. commencements follow Thursday May 18 with diplomas presented by Ralph Le Cocq and remarks by H K Pasma.
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Lynden High School
Duncan McPhail
Baptist Church of
Bellingham
M. E. Church
Alma Nelson
H. K. Pasma
Katherine Myers
Gladys Stuurmans
Cecil Stuurmans
John Roy Williams
Edward Gorzeman
Irene Merritt
Ralph le Cocq
Bath-house Built and Stumps Blown at Park
A bath-house was built at City Park last night under Ed Knapp in charge. The Park entry on 3rd Street was graded, stumps removed, and plans for a decorative fence and terraced walk are under way. Playground equipment will be installed this year for children’s enjoyment.
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Ed Knapp
3Rd Street
Burns
Young People's Society Holds Annual Banquet
The Young People's Society of the First Christian Reformed Church held its annual banquet in the church basement on Thursday May 4. A short program was presented and the evening was enjoyed by all attendees.
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Young People's Society
Young People’s Society of the First Christian Reformed Church
Lynden Memorial Day Program Drafted At High School
Plans are under way for a Memorial Day program at Lynden High School. The Women's Relief Corps led by Mrs A H Frasier will oversee the event which is expected to be one of the finest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Relief Corps
A. H. Frasier
Poultrymen to Discuss Troubles at Saturday Meeting
The Whatcom County Egg Producers' Association announces a Saturday meeting at Ten Mile Grange Hall labeled a trouble meeting. Poultrymen are urged to share problems with chicks hens or feed and seek remedies from peers. Professor Miller of Washington State College will speak on Farm Accounting for poultry enterprises.
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Whatcom County Egg Producers’ Association
Ten Mile Grange Hall
Miller
Washington State College
Mothers Day at M. E. Church Observed Sunday
Mother's Day will be observed at the Methodist Episcopal church next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Special music is planned and all mothers are invited. The pastor Rev. E O Grimes and Mr. George Frick offer to provide an auto for city residents unable to walk to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. O. Grimes
George Frick
Mrs. L De Koster Returns Home After Illness
Mrs. L De Koster improved and returned home last week from a Bellingham hospital where Mrs Luke De Koster had been quite ill. She is reported to be improving rapidly.
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L. de Koster
Luke de Koster
Bellingham
Birthday celebrated by Mrs Gerrit Schuyleman
Mrs Gerrit Schuyleman celebrated her birthday anniversary Wednesday evening with family and friends in a informal gathering.
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Gerrit Schuyleman
King couple returns from Tacoma visit
Mr and Mrs M H King returned Sunday night from Tacoma after a short visit. William De Vries, recently ill with small pox, is now well enough to go out. Mr and Mrs Russel Griese relocate from 200 East Front Street to 1405 Grover Street. A son named Ason was born to Mr and Mrs Egbert Roo on May 4.
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Mrs. M. H. King
Tacoma
William de Vries
Mrs. Russel Griese
Front St
Grover St
Ason Was
Mr. and
Egbert Roo
May
Lynden Float Praised At Tulip Festival Parade
Lynden sent a tulip laden float to Miss Tulip Town’s parade with a gilded basket and greeting cards. Ingwald Knutzen drove the float assisted by Dale Huleatt. Designers D. W. Alverson and a committee led by Gale Edson and R. L. Averill built it. Local talk afterward suggested the Lynden float deserved a prize.
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Lynden
Bellingham
Aiden
Sylvina Klocke
Mildred Fountain
Beu'ah Serrurier
Johanna Segel
Verna Alexander
Justine Cusin
Freda Klocke
Dale Huleatt
D. W. Alverson
Gale Edson
H. Elenhaas
R. L. Averill
Lynden Beats Everson In Nooksack Valley Opener
Lynden defeated Everson 7 to 6 in the opening Nooksack Valley League game. Hagen pitched well for Lynden, with six strikeouts, while Brewer started for Everson and Robinson finished. Box score notes list walks and hits with Umpire Dean and Scorer Bay. Next Sunday Lynden visits Sumas for the season debut of the Sumas team.
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Lynden
Everson
Big Bill Brewer
Eddie Robinson
Hagen
Baldwin
Brewer
Robinson
Dean
Bay
Sumas
Motor to Vancouver by Alma Nelson and Edna Holmes
Miss Alma Nelson and Miss Edna Holmes motored to Vancouver Saturday in a short local travel notice that notes their trip and companionship.
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Vancouver
Alma Nelson
Edna Holmes
Albaughs Welcome Baby Boy This Monday
Mr and Mrs W S Albaugh are parents to a baby boy born on Monday, adding a new family member to the household and extending the family.
Baby Girl Born to Mr and Mrs Jones
A baby girl was born on Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Jones.
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Mrs. L. A. Jones
Mrs Ruth Reid Heads to Seattle Visit
Mrs Ruth Reid departed Monday for a visit to Seattle. The trip is described in brief as a personal travel note with no further events or affiliations mentioned.
One Big Drainage District Proposed North of Lynden
A plan to form a single drainage district to cover the Lynden area north to Northwood and Delta will be pitched to farmers at Hawleys Halls on Tuesday May 23 at 8 PM. The district would connect with the Duffner Ditch and use smaller ditches to improve runoff, reducing individual costs and keeping ditches clear.
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Lynden
Hawley’s Halls
Northwood
Delta
County News Reports May Tax Totals and Road Plans
County records show about 5000 dollars in 1922 poll tax collected by the county treasurer with most receipts from mill payrolls. Denny-Renton crews near Sumas explore clay deposits as part of a new mining survey. Mt Baker Shuksan road financing may reach board for signature with nine and a half miles of virgin road costing at least 165000 dollars. county to contribute 55000 and federal 110000. East side petitions circulate to place abolition of township government on general election ballot. Mr and Mrs C Osseward visited Lynden Sunday.
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Denny-Renton Company
Sumas
Whatcom
Lynden Nine Wins County Baseball Championship
Lynden High School clinched the county baseball title by defeating Nooksack 9 to 2 at Fair. The Lynden squad, coached by Fred Rockey, finished the season with six straight wins over the league. Key players included Johnson the pitcher and Danels at shortstop with Meurer and Axling in the field.
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Lynden High School
Nooksack
Fair Grounds
Lynden
Fred Rockey
Johnson
Daniels
L. Gorseman
John Wilson
Ed Gorseman
Elbert Meurer
Clifton Axling
Claire Johnson
Ec. F
Albert Haveman
R. F
Lindhout
Stuurmans
Young
Lynden Couple to Have Golden Wedding Soon
Mr and Mrs Henry Zuidersma will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary Thursday May 1 at the home of their daughter Mrs B Lindhout at the corner of 11th and Liberty streets. They will be at home to friends from 1 to 6 PM. They were married 50 years ago in the Netherlands and have one surviving child Mrs Lindhout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Zuidersma
Lindhout
11Th
Liberty Streets
Zuidersma
Netherlands
Michigan
Lynden
Lynden to California on paving possible this year
F P Cheney reports Lynden motorists may reach the California line by fall on pavement. Cheney, returning from Oregon, said the Lynden to Chehalis road is paved and a contract was let to close the Toledo gap.
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Lynden
California Line
F. P. Cheney
Oregon
Auto
Cheney
Ten Seniors Named on High School Honor Roll
Miss Elsie Sweet announced the graduating class honor roll listing ten seniors. Irene Merritt Gladys Stuurmans Bella Dean Ary Weeda Marie LeCompte Bert Weeda Cecil Stuurmans Harold Keller Edward Gorzeman Ruth Burns are named on the roll.
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Elsie Sweet
Irene Merritt
Gladys Stuurmans
Bella Dean
Ary Weeda
Marie LeCompte
Bert Weeda
Cecil Stuurmans
Harold Keller
Edward Gorzeman
Ruth Burns
Mothers' Day Observed at Lynden Baptist Church
Lynden Baptist Church marks Mothers Day with Sunday school and regular service from 10 to 12. Mothers from primary classes join children in the primary department. Mrs. Baker leads a special class for mothers. The pastor preaches at 11 on "The Game of the Modern Mother." Music featured. all welcome.
American Legion Boys to Hold Friday Dance at Hawley's Half
The American Legion plans a Friday evening dance at Hawley's Half with special music arranged. The event features a planned social gathering for members and guests.
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American Legion
The
Hawley’s
University of Washington Student Visits Home Guest
Miss Mildred Waples from the University of Washington spent the weekend at home. Her guest was Miss Alice Sturgis of Seattle.
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Mildred Waples
University of Washington
Alice Sturgis
Seattle
Postpone Social Meeting for Eastern Star Group
The regular social meeting of the Eastern Star has been postponed to the evening of May 25.
Feed Building Elevates 512 Tons of Chickenfeed at Lynden
The Lynden Station of the Washington Co operative Egg and Poultry Association is constructing a modern feed building by Boerhave and Zoet. Eight bins, each 64 tons, will store 512 tons of poultry feed. grains will be loaded from rail cars directly into the structure and elevated to the bins, making it the Northwest’s most up-to-date facility of its kind.
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Lynden
Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association
Boerhave and Zoet
Lyndon Hosts County Field Meet and Declamatory Contests
Crowds gather as Lyndon hosts the annual field meet and declamatory contest for county high schools. Lynden representatives compete in sprints, hurdles, jumps, and throws with multiple names listed for Group 1 and Group 2 junior and senior events.
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Lyndon
Lynden
Bostwick
Meurer
eHaveman
Haveman
Bost
Axting
Lindheat
Johnson
Axling
Gara Wan
Diseua Meurer
Goreenan
Hoerhave
Ghorzenian
Italay
Agnes Megard
Sumas
James Bromley
Pythian Sisters Plan Mother’s Day Services
Lyndon Pythian Sisters will attend Mother’s Day Services at the M E Church on Sunday in a group. The service is set to begin at 11 a m.
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Lyndon Pythian
M. E
Lynden High School Alumni Banquet Scheduled for May 19
Lynden High School alumni will hold their annual banquet at the school house Friday evening May 19. Invitations have been sent and preparations begun. Reservations are required by May 15 to secure a plate.
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Lynden High School
Egg Receipt Record Shattered at Lynden Auction
The Lynden Egg and Poultry Association set a new receipt record Friday with 372 cases of eggs brought in, highlighting strong demand for poultry products from local farmers and buyers.
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Lynden Station
Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association
Birthday Dinner Honoring Mr Bartlett in Town
Mrs. BE. L. Bartlett entertained at a Friday dinner honoring Mr. Bartlett's birthday anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. L. Bartlett
Mr. Bartlett
Local social notes and visits in Lynden area
Leaves for Corvallis Miss Orel Jackman travels to Corvallis Oregon for a visit. The Womans Home Missionary Society met at Mrs. Jake Le Compte's home. Miss Minnie Silke of North Bellingham spent the weekend with Mrs. Wm. Bellingar. Mr. and Mrs. John Breen with children and Mr. and Mrs. Chas De Jong with children drove to Vancouver. The Kensington Club will be hosted by Mrs. B W Loring Friday afternoon. Miss Anna Baker of Los Angeles visits W A Leach. Mr. Joan Colenbrander celebrated his birthday Monday evening. Mrs. Byron Willis and baby of Seattle visit sister Mrs. Ernest Dean. Miss Anna Bakker and Nellie Roodsant return to Everett. R Vallentgoed of Bellingham in Lynden on business. Miss Mildred Taylor of Seattle visits Stanley Robinson home. Mrs. John Storrey of Bellingham visits Charlie Ecker home. Mr. J Geleynse left for Monjarh Canada April 28.
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Lynden Gainer
State
Lynden Press
Pretty Tulip Festival
Mas
Whalen
F. Theel
Coles of
Kellner If
Ernie
Ruth Reid
County News
Mrs. C. Osseward
Vic
Tories
California
Lynden Baptist Church
Gath
Joe Flanagan
Lillian Simnes
Ten Mile
Victor Eaton
Kendall
Eleanor Roberts
Corvallis
Orel Jackman
Womans Home Missionary Society
Jake le Compte
Minnie Silke
North Bellingham
Wm. Bellingar
John Breen
Chas, de Jong
Kensington Club
Anna Baker
Los Angeles
W. A. Leach
Joan Colenbrander
Byron Willis
Baby
Ernest Dean
Anna Bakker
Nellie Roodsant
Everett
R. Vallentgoed
Mildred Taylor
Stanley Robinson
Mrs
John Storrey
Charlie Ecker
Mr. J. Geleynse
Monjarch
Canada
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