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Newspaper

Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1922

Page

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Lynden High sweeps county field meet honors

Lynden High School caps a year of championships by winning the county high school field meet at Fair Fans, scoring 67 points to Blaine 57. Mount Baker girls win the girls meet, while Blaine tops many boys events led by Hanson with a county record in shot put. Mount Baker dominates group 2 in boys and girls events with Noah of West Mountain View scoring the most points overall.

Hool Fred Key Lynden High School Lynden Blaine Mount Baer Mountain View Blaine Prade Mt. Baker Hanson Haveman Wilson Ferndale Bentsen Detschman Boerhave Shelton Johnson Ambrose Mount Baker Lindhout Bruns Johansen Bostwick Veryll Meurer Bartsch Sprague Weeda Wilder Fassett Polo Aweek Doeden Perry Coryll Hall Axling Bowman McPherson Baake Rosendahl Palmer Rosendale Burns Holstein Lundstion West Mountain View Noah Shagren Lindsey Toby Elementa Tool Alemanta Banks Whited Miller Bern- Cale Wilmus Harrison Franks

Church Sale Of Fancy Needlework Planned By Ladies Society

The Ladies Society of the Second Christian Reformed Church will hold a sale of art needlework and aprons dresses and more on Thursday evening May 25 in the church basement. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

Ladies’ Society of the Second Christian Reformed Church

Lynden High School graduation honors largest class to date

Thirty three seniors receive diplomas at Lynden High School auditorium in the largest class in the school’s history. Ten students made the honor roll. The program features a salutatorian and valedictorian with musical selections and diplomas presented by Mr Ralph Le Cocq. Baccalaureate services were held Sunday at the Methodist church with Rev Duncan McPhail delivering the address and a large choir performing.

Lynden High School Mildred Bay Ruth Burns Walter Daniels Garretta de Boer Margaret de Valois Bella Dean Marie de Jonge Margery de Line Jeanette Finnell Edward Gorzeman William Gorzeman Lero Handy Alice Hatley Albert Haveman Theodore Johnson Harold Keller John Kortlever Marie le Compte Irene Merritt Elbert Meurer Derk Omta Reba Slade Gladys Stuurman Jennings Sturman Cecil Stuurmans Gertrude Schuyleman Joan van Dyken Allie Vander Mey Jennie van Wyhe Bert Weeda Ary Weeda Tom Young Gladys Stuurmans Bella Dean H. K. Palma Katherine Myers John Roy Williams Ralph le Cocq Methodist Church Duncan McPhail The Baptist Church of Bellingham

Legion Dance At Hawley's Hall A Hit

American Legion Boys held a well attended dance at Haw ley s Hall with red white and blue decorations and music by the Synco Four. A second dance is announced for two weeks hence.

Brink Family Heads to Toppenish to Start New Home

Mr and Mrs Abel Brink and their young son Gordon left for Toppenish Monday to establish a home there. They were accompanied by Miss Hattie Dyk.

Toppenish Abel Brink Little Son Gordon Hattie Dyk

Delegate to Convention Attends Knights of Pythias Session

George M. Waples left Lynden to attend the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias annual session in Spokane as Lynden lodge delegate. He expects to return Saturday.

George M. Waples Spokane Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias Lynden Lodge

Kensington Club Hosts Friday House Party

Mrs. B. W. Loring entertained the Kensington club at her home Friday afternoon while Mr. T. De Valois purchased a new Case automobile model.

T. de Valois B. W. Loring Kensington Club

Knapp Family Travels to Seattle for Weekend

Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Knapp and Miss Frances Knapp motored to Seattle Friday where they spent the week end.

F. E. Knapp Frances Knapp Seattle

Worthen and Gustin Families Celebrate Grandfather’s 85th

Mr and Mrs George Worthen and daughter Mary of Lynden and Mr and Mrs George Gustin with two children Ralph and Ruth of Northwood spent Sunday evening with Grandpa Worthen whose eighty fifth birthday occurred that day.

George Worthen Mary Lynden George Gustin Ralph Ruth Northwood Grandpa Worthen

Local Resident Visits Lynden as H E Wills Spends Saturday

Mr H E Wills of Scattel spent Saturday in Lynden. William Zuidmeer, long ill, was moved to St Josephs Hospital Tuesday.

H. E. Wills of Scattel Lynden William Zuidmeer St. Joseph's Hospital

Interest Aroused in Drainage Plan

A meeting is set for Tuesday at 8 o clock in Hawley's Hall to discuss forming one large drainage district north of Lynden. Farmers from hundreds of farms are expected to attend as supporters and critics weigh the advantages of comprehensive, district wide ditch maintenance and coordinated drainage.

Lynden Hawley’s Hall

Penny Wise and Pound Foolish Hen Sale Reminder

A Northwood farmer sold yearling hens by the pound at a low market price due to lack of buyers nearby. A neighbor nearby wanted hens and could have saved with a Tribune Want-Ad priced at 25 cents.

Penny Wise Pound Northwood Tribune

Holstein Men Hold First County Sale

A large crowd attended the inaugural Whatcom County Holstein-Friesian breeders sale at the Fair Grounds on Thursday. Stock came from A Benson P Bergsma A Blankers H J Evans Claude Graham P P Lee and N P Sorenson with A W Dahlquist as manager W B Van der Griend as clerk and George A Gue of Yakima as auctioneer. The sale produced steady results and is planned to become an annual event.

Whatcom Yakima

Lynden Declamatory Winners Lead Local Show

Lynden High School hosts a declamatory contest with Miss Earlma Rusco taking first in the main group for Sally Ann's Experience and Miss Catherine L. Randall second with Gentlemen, the King. In group two Victor Eaton of Ten Mile wins The Swan Song, Eleanor Roberts of Kendall second with The Aspiring Dishwasher. Cora May Squires of Blaine performs a violin solo as the Lynden orchestra plays.

Lynden Earlma Rusco Sally Ann Catherine L. Randall Ferndale Victor Eaton Ten Mile Eleanor Roberts Kendall Axtell State Senate Wiedman Bellingham Rashkops Bellingham Normal Cora May Squires Blaine Lynden High School

Lynden school bond sale yields threefold savings

Lynden voters cancelled 15,000 in 6 percent warrants and issued bonds at 5 percent. Six bids from Ferris and Hargrove of Seattle won the sale, providing an annual saving of 112.50 and a 157.50 cash premium to the district, plus the bond issuing costs paid by the buyers. Other districts study Lynden’s plan to improve finances.

Lynden Ferris and Hardgrove Seattle Ferris Hargrove

Lynden Seniors Enjoy Birch Bay Outing

Sixteen Lynden High School seniors enjoyed a two day outing at Birch Bay with only Walter Daniels and Edward Gorseman joining from the group.

Lynden High School Birch Bay Walter Daniels Edward Gorseman

Kauffman Sells Lynden Liberty Theatre to Seattle Investor

Jack Kauffman, three years owner and manager, sells the Liberty Theatre in Lynden to Julius Hollenbeck of Seattle. He improved the building and programming, expanded to Ferndale and Sumas theatres, and also owns the Casino Theatre at Davenport. Kauffman will move to Davenport with wife and daughter Catherine to run the Casino.

Jack Kauffman Liberty Theatre Julius Hollenbeck Seattle Lynden Kauffman

Ebenezer School Closes Year With Picnic Program

The Ebenezer Christian School ended the year with a Wednesday picnic and a brief program.

Ebenezer Ebenezer Christian School

Purchases De Jager Home by Lynden Resident

Mr. Harry Stuurman recently arrived in Lynden has purchased the John De Jager home.

de Jager Harry Stuurman Lynden John de Jager

Elmer Lund Plans Attractive Modern Bungalow

Elmer Lund tore down his house to make way for a new bungalow designed along attractive modern lines.

Elmer Lund

High School Alumni Banquet Planned for Friday Night

The annual Alumni Banquet will be held Friday evening at the High School. A large turnout of pirates is expected and the event is described as the most successful in years. Banquet service will be in the gymnasium with entertainment in the auditorium afterward.

John Muyskens Returns to Lynden After Navy Service

John Muyskens, recently in the United States navy, has returned to Lynden this week. Rev E Joling came back Wednesday from a trip to Canada. Mrs Jacobs Will Entertain Kensington Club at Northwood on Friday May 26 hosted by Mrs Ernest Jacobs.

John Muyskens United States Navy Lynden Canada E. Joling Mrs. Jacobs Kensington Club Ernest Jacobs Northwood

Dance Invitations Issued for Hawley Hall Event

Invitations have been issued for a dance to be held Friday evening at Haw ley's Hall. The event invites attendees to enjoy an evening of music and dancing with refreshments provided.

Hawley's Hall

Mr and Mrs J Stuurman Celebrate Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs J Stuurman celebrated their wedding anniversary with relatives on Tuesday, joined by family members and close friends in a small observance.

Mrs. J. Stuurman

Re Union Trip Planned By Miss Kampen And Mrs Edson

Miss Tena Kampen and Mrs Gale M Edson will leave Saturday for Spokane to attend an Alpha Delta Pi reunion. They will also visit Pullman and other points along the way.

Amphictyon Club To Meet At Mrs Waples Home

Mrs George Waples will host the Amphictyon club gathering Friday afternoon at her residence. Members are expected to attend and discuss planned activities for the year.

George Waples

Cheney Family to Move Into Gahan Home

The Fred Cheney family returning from Oregon will occupy the Charles Gahan home at the corner of 14th and Liberty, according to local notices.

Gahan Fred Cheney Oregon Charles Gahan 14Th and Liberty

Colleys Move to Blaine For Mill Work

Mr and Mrs Orlando Colley relocate this week to Blaine where Mr Colley is employed in the mill.

Blaine Orlando Colley Mr. Colley

Seattle visit by Mr and Mrs D W Alverson

Mr and Mrs D W Alverson spent a few days last week in Seattle, enjoying sights and hospitality during their stay.

D. W. Alverson Seattle

Minnesota man buys Hakannson tract near Lynden

Mike Witoski of Minnesota purchased the John Hakannson ten acre tract south of Lynden from administrator Frank E. Knapp. The price was $1,000. The farm lies on the pavement between the Guide Meridian and Hannegan roads.

Mike Witoski Minnesota John Hakannson Lynden Frank E. Knapp Hannegan Roads

Lynden Community League Opens Season With Cubs Dodgers

Lynden’s Community Baseball League opens Monday with Cubs vs Dodgers after a late Giants White Sox game. Schedule runs May 26 through July with 6:15 PM starts and 10 cent admission. teams include White Sox Giants Cubs Dodgers and a summary box score from Lynden’s latest victory.

Lynden Community Baseball League Cubs Dodgers Giants White Sox O. S&s. Hagen M. Fullner H. Gale Tom Young O. Sleesman Cole F. Rathbone H. Fullner W. Eddy D. Slade A. Haveman Ed Olson H. Hoffman B. Courtney H. White H. Elsner E. Dean Dick Zylstra Thos. Vander Mey Abel Dyksterhuis Wm. de Vries Wette Neeberr Marcus “Vander Griend Jno van Diest Kryn Polinder Ren de Boer Marcus de Boer Ray Bajema Cecil van Dalfsen de Valois Stuurmans Sheldon Bajema Bert Clarence Vander Griend Lynden Sumas Olson Dean Meurer

Dr Samuel Rutherford to Speak on Unrest in India

Dr Samuel Rutherford of India will speak at the Baptist Church Monday evening at o'clock on Unrest in India and its effect upon world affairs. He will reference the Gandhi movement and the Muslim uprising as influenced by America’s attitude toward the League of Nations.

India Samuel Rutherford Baptist Church America League of Nations

County banks of Whatcom County report deposit gains

A Tribune compilation shows deposits on May 5 at 1,850,026.85 with a $59,316.54 gain since March 10. Gains are spread across Blaine Custer Everson Ferndale Lynden Sumas Nooksack and First and Peoples banks, totaling 2,202,921.95 in resources.

Whatcom County the Tribune Blaine Custer Everson First National of Ferndale Citizens Bank of Ferndale Lynden Peoples State Bank of

Library acquires many splendid new volumes

Lynden's public library recently added numerous fine books to its collection. The list includes The Light in the Clearing by Bacheller and To the Last Man by Zane Grey among many titles and authors from Bacheller to Wiggin and Curwood. The annual library fee per family is only one dollar.

Lynden’s Public Library Bachelior Gates Wilson van Vorst Barclay Burroughs Richmond M. Hutchinson Irving Bacheller George Weston Samuel Merwin James Oliver Curwood Zane Grey Westways Weir Mitchell Kate D. Wiggin Ammpericanizesson Edward Bok Marian Fisher California Frost Carleton Ceylon Baker Gulliver Swift Pompeii Lytton Finley Faith Gartner Whitney Roe King Arthur

East Iowa Farmers Report Modest Gains and Prices

John Bloemendaal of Lynden transmits his Iowa crop conditions and prices in a Tribune submission. He notes rain delaying field work, oats at three inches, 40 acres of corn planted with 60 more to sow, a 160 head pig herd, and hog prices at 10 to 10.50 per cwt. Corn fed steers sold at 7.75 per cwt live, eggs 21 to 22 cents a dozen, cream 37 cents a pound, corn 48 cents per bushel, oats 28 cents, and land at 200 dollars per acre with some better parcels higher. He says farmers are in better spirits than a year ago, except those hurt by the land boom. He closes with greetings to Lynden friends and a note to M. Vander Griend about cigars.

John Bloemendaal Lynden Iowa Mr. Bloemendaal the Tribune Jno. H. Bloemendaal Alton M. Vander Griend

Fred Rockey Moves to Tacoma for Medical Care

Fred Rockey left Sunday for Tacoma where he will be under the care of Dr. Rich for a period.

Fred Rockey Tacoma Rich

Local teachers take summer breaks at Delta school

Miss Hazel Ecker, who has taught at Delta school, is home for the summer while Miss Martha Kuittle suffers from an infection in a finger.

Hazel Ecker Delta School Martha Kuittle

Wanda and Helen Laxauer weekend visit at G. W. Hall home

Wanda and Helen Laxauer spent the weekend at the home of G. W. Hall, enjoying a short stay and social visit.

Wanda Helen Laxauer G. W. Hall

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