Allen Dominates at County Field Day for Blaine
Blaine wins the big meet with 91 points led by Allen who scored 49. Lynden places second with multiple point-winners while Ferndale takes girls and boys pennants in group three and Custer tops group four with 23 points.
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Blaine
Allen
Lynden
Ferndale
Sprague
Burtoch
Smith
Lindhout
le Cocq
Haveman
Lacey
Swenson
de Boer
Wilson
Nyman
Packard
Bostwick
Custer
North Prairie
Dash
Shagren
Markensen
Toby
Fackard
Millhollen
Bartsch
Jorden
Isecond
dash—Bauman
Carle
Bauman
Parker
R. Bauman
S. Bauman
M. de Line
Lynden Seniors to Receive Diplomas in Graduation Program
Lynden High School seniors will receive diplomas tonight at the annual graduation in the high school auditorium. Rev. Palma will deliver the invocation and Wendell Bloom and others will speak. Alumni and community groups attend as the program includes a baccalaureate service and senior play All-of-a-Sudden Peggy and related cast members receive praise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Lynden
Lynden High School
B. V. Mounter
Dean Bolton
College of Education
University of Washington
Rev
H. K. Palma
Wendell Bloom
Florence King
Elmer Swenson
R. B. le Cocq
John R. Williams
Spratley
Twe
Edward Kamm
Salutatorian
Sara Bruns
Marian Bay
Vera Benefield
Nellie Ecker
Ruth Jackman
Blanche Jordal
Nellie Jeffcott
Tena Kampen
Gretchen McDaniel
Marjory Packard
Evelyn Vander Yacht
Augusta Ripperda
Katie Welch
Rendit de Boer
Porter Hatley
Donald Campbell
Bradford Knapp
Edward le Cocq
Maurice le Compte
Phillip Nyman
Edmund Packard
Wayne Smith
Charles Sprague
John van Wyhe
Raymond Wilson
W. O. Benadom
Peggy
Lynden
Hawley’s Hall
Charles Frohman
O’mara
Evelyn Vandergacht
Major &Rchie Phipps
Parker
Lucas
Glendale girl wins prize in declaratory contest
Marcelline Lacy of Glendale School won first prize in Group 2 at the county declamatory contest held at Glendale High School Saturday evening. Her piece was The Aspiring Dishwasher. Francis Bellingar of Meridian won boys Group 1 with The Boy Orator of Zepala City. Oliver Ingersoll of Nooksack placed second. Emilie Sanford of Sumas took first in girls Group 1 with Gertrude Swem of Blaine second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcelline Lacy
Glendale
Lynden Residents Drawn for June Jury Service
Many Lynden residents are listed for jury service in the superior courts for June. The names include Everett Horton Ed ONeil C M Creamer R E Metcalf Hattie Simons G W Hall and Florence Van Patton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynden
Everett Horton
Ed O'Neil
C. M. Creamer
R. E. Metcalf
Hattie Simons
G. W. Hall
Florence van Patton
To Mark Bad Curves On Glendale Road
The Lynden Community Club plans danger signals at sharp Glendale road curves to aid night driving after several wrecks. They aim to use red mirror signals and mark additional curves as payments in the area finish. Hawleys Park cleanup and camping conveniences are scheduled for Wednesday May 13 with all members urged to attend.
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Glendale
Lynden
Hawleys Park
W. R. C. Notes from May meeting and reenrollments
The May 7 young people's meeting included a program with America songs and recitations, talks by Whitney Van Patten and Paul Brown, instrumental music by Vergie Clarke, and a flag salute. Forty attended lunch. New offices were installed for Worthen, Kelsey, Lorietta Rinehart, and Mary Palmer. Several readings and appreciations were given and members Bradley, Treadway, and McSorley were noted.
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America
Berthuson
Whitney van Patten
Paul Brown
Vergie Clarke
Mrs. Bay
Marian
Mildred Bay
Kelsey
Worthen
Loretta Rinehart
Mary Palmer
Oak Harbor Visitor and Lynden Illness Report
Gideon Le Cocq of Oak Harbor visited Lynden this week. Herbert Crabtree has been ill.
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Gideon le Cocq
Oak Harbor
Lynden
Herbert Crabtree
Social notes from Woodland and nearby towns
Mrs Herbert Fritz and Miss Ada Pyeatt of Lynden called on Mrs P A Jeffcott. Mr and Mrs Holt and family left for California. Misses Mary and Viola Sturman spent the weekend at home. Mrs B A Pyeatt visited Mrs Jeffcott and Mrs Hutchinson. Mrs Barnes and Mrs H J Roddel visited Mrs Ernest Palmer. Mr and Mrs Culp and son moved to the H C Brooks farm in Bellingham. Mrs C Follis of Seattle visited her mother and returned home. Miss Lois Wilson, a Sumas high school student, spent the weekend with her parents. Miss Edith Jess, teaching east of the mountains, returned home. Mr and Mrs P R Jeffcott and daughters Nellie Rachel Mabel and Ruth Hutchinson visited in Bellingham. Preston Pyeatt accepted a position at the Everson condensing plant.
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Herbert Fritz
Ada Pyeatt
Lynden
P A. Jeffcott
Holt
California
Mary
Viola Sturman
B. A. Pyeatt
Jeffcott
Hutchinson
Barnes
H. J. Roddel
Ernest Palmer
Culp
Bellingham
H. C. Brooks
C. Follis
Seattle
Jess
Lois Wilson
Sumas
Edith Jess
P. R. Jeffcott
Nellie
Rachel
Mabel
Ruth Hutchinson
Preston Pyeatt
Everson Condensery
Riverside News Roundup Highlights Local Events
Riverside notes report a sick baby of Mr. and Mrs. Kortlever this week. A phonograph concert entertained Albert Meurer and George Theel by Carl Reid Sunday. A school program and after with a grounds picnic are planned for Friday. Augusta Dykstra travels to Seattle to visit sister Dora.
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Kortlever
Albert Meurer
George Theel
Carl Reid
Riverside
Augusta Dykstra
Seattle
Dora Dykstra
C. E. Scribner
Nooksack
Laukhaar
Frank Walsh
Clyde Reid
Everson
Lizzie Meurer
John Burgraff
Bellingham
Bert
Gerrit Velcke
W. A. Reid
Markhart
Ray Shumway
Jake de Hoog
Government aids Lynden soldiers with claims help
A government claims aid visit will serve Lynden service men Saturday from 2 to 9 pm at Bauman Realty Company office opposite Lynden State Bank. Red Cross official, James Gaul, and George Machin will assist with bonuses, back pay, allotments, and insurance inquiries free of charge. The session aims to finalize unsettled government business. The American Legion and Women’s Auxiliary hold their first social at the G A R Hall next Wednesday evening.
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Lynden
Red Cross
James Gaul
Government Insurance Division
George Machin
Veteran’s Welfare Commission
Bauman Realty Company
Lynden State Bank
American Legion
New Women’s Auxiliary
G. A. R. Hall
Bids Open Monday for New Lynden Plant of Dairymen’s Association
Bids will be opened Monday for the construction of the Whatcom County Dairymen's Association plant in Lynden. The facility aims to be in operation by September, with the Lynden Creamery buildings retained and integrated. A two story 60 by 150 foot milk powder building and a separate 40 by 50 foot boiler house will use hollow tile construction and six hundred horsepower boilers.
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Whatcom County Dairymen's Association
Lynden
Lynden Institution
Lynden Creamery
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Markinson
Axling
Buchanan
Hanson
Doone
Gregor
Milhollen
Lacy
Kensington Club
S. H. Lewis
Edna MacKinnon
Lynden Odd Fellows
J.C. Anderson
the Veteran’s Welfare Commission
The
Bauman Realty Co
Glendale Road
Betsy
Marie Berthuson
Nellie Taylor
Kate White
Joseph J. Gipe
Treadway
Bradley
McSorley
the. Whatcom. Com
J. E. Kanarr
Baptist Church
D. L. Beckes
Betty Beckes
Roger Beckes
Indiana
Commission
Lynden Satur
Krause
J. D. Post
Aberdeen
Marion Bay
Harry Brown
C. W. Rockey
D. J. Matter
C. B. Bay
H. J. Kok
Henry Pierce
A. William le Compte
J. H. Koch
Elzie Tremain
St. Luke’s Hospital
Iowa
Theodoris Benadom
Barneston
Venita Knight
Mazie Mutchler
Pythian
I. C. O. F. Hall
Ray Slade
N. Boerhave
J. K. Rinehart
Martha Johson
Viola Gosch
Irene Krause
Vesta Higginson
Nina Hansen
Hannegan Road
Oldemeyer-Kooyman
Leona Kooyman
Harvey Oldemeyer
D. J. Zylstra
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