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Lynden Tribune

Location

Lynden, Washington, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1922

Page

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Lynden Alumni Elects Campbell President at Banquet

Lynden High School alumni gathered for the annual reunion on Friday with 72 attending from distant places. Donald Campbell was elected president, Gayle Walston vice president, and Anna De Boer secretary treasurer. An evening program included readings, piano solos, and vocal numbers by Lynden and Bel lingham Normal teachers and students.

Lynden High School Don Campbell Gayle Walston Anna de Boer B. Dahlquist Lynden Miss Hess Bellingham Normal Katherine Myers Cecil Meurer Edna Fisher Alvin Pyeatt Beryl Merritt Howard Worthen Ada Baldwin John Breckenridge Elizabeth Schuyleman Ernestine Bouma May Burk Frances Knapp Elsie Schuyleman Alma_ Ecker Mabel Steffe Lester Landaai Viola Gosch Anne de Hoogh George Frick Marius Vander Griend Johanna Schuyleman Louise Cusin Marius de Boer Hazel Ecker John Stap Floyd Rathbone Tena Vander Griend Paul Breen Lucie Cusin Emma Zylstra Douglas Slade Nellie Jeffcott Florence King Donald Campbell Tena Kampen Harold Whited Elsie Troost Wilbur Lauckhart Joe le Compte Almeda Booman Hilda Ecker Margery de Line Bert Weeda Lero Handy Reba Slade Gertrude Schuyleman Mildred Bay Reila Dean Derk Omta Walter Daniels Irene Merritt Edward Gorzeman Marie de Jonge Margaret de Valois Joan van Dyken Elbert Meurer Jeanette Finnell Marie le Compte Jennie van Wyhe Harold Keller Allie Vander Mey Gladys Stuurmans Garetta de Boer Edna Holmes Alma Nelson Wm. Fisher Dora Agee Miss Jones Miss Werby Miss Dahlquist

William Van Well Appointed Manager at Cashmere Paper

William Van Well formerly of Lynden has moved to Cashmere Washington this month to take a manager role at one of the Cashmere papers. He relocated from Bremerton and now operates as manager.

William van Well Cashmere Paper Lynden Cashmere Washington Bremerton

Hookstra Family to Leave for Holland on Friday

Mr and Mrs Ray Hookstra and family will depart Friday for a three month stay in Holland Their headquarters will be at Franeker John De Jager buys the Tom Young residence and will move June 1 to his new home

Ray Hookstra Holland Ray Hookstrand Franeker John DE Jager Tom Young T. Young Place

Mrs. Fisher Plans Nebraska Trip After Visit

Mrs. Fred Fisher of Bellingham spent several days with the D. L. Steffe family and will depart this week for Nebraska.

Nebraska Fred Fisher Bellingham D. L. Steffe Fisher

Lynden residents drawn for June petit jury term

Harry Gale George Scovill J Vander Mey and Robert Van Mersbergen are Lynden residents drawn by county officials to serve on the petit jury in June. The term opens June 12. The Johnson family of Bridgeview Farm has moved to Monroe to establish a new home.

Harry Gale George Scovill J. Vander Mey Robert van Mersbergen Lynden

Moving to Tacoma H Pearson and family in Milwaukee shops

The M E church ladies will hold a chicken dinner this Saturday from 11 to 2 to raise funds for shingling the church roof. All are invited to attend.

Tacoma H. Pearson Milwaukee Railroad M. E. Church

Heathen Chinee to Try Lynden Cheese

John Chinaman will test Lynden cheese with chopsticks as fifty cases from the Lynden plant are packed for shipment to Hong Kong. The cheese is salted before shipping, marking the first such export from the local plant.

John Chinaman Lynden Hong Kong

Banks raise fund to send county club workers to college

Nine Whatcom County banks pool funds to send five top club workers to Washington State College for a week of study June 19 to 24. Recipients include Clifton Axling and Merton Clarkson from Lynden and Elsie Minor from Lynden R 2, chosen for completing a year of club work and reenrollment for 1922.

Whatcom County Washington State College F. L. Audrain Clifton Axling R. J. Lynden Poultry Club Merton Clarkson Ferndale Garden Club Dena Verduin Lynden Canning Club Elsie Minor Harry Bartelds P. M. Serrurier First National Bank of Bellingham Bellingham National Bank Northwestern National Bank American National Bank of Home State Bank of Blaine Garrison Brothers State Bank of Sumas Peoples State Bank of

Chautauqua Here July 10 to 16 With Notable Lecturers

Lynden’s seven day Chautauqua runs July 10 through 16 announced by the Ellison-White Company. Headliners include Opie Read Norman Allan Imrie and Elmer Lynn Williams. Entertainment features Paul Fleming, a Cappy Ricks play, War music by Girvan Opera Company and Oceanic Quintet with a major musical surprise yet to be announced.

Lynden Ellison-White Company Paul Fleming Germaine Cappy Ricks Girvan Opera Company Little Symphony Oceanic Quintet

Lynden to Hear Plans for Hospital

A mass meeting is called for Friday at 8 PM at the M E Church to decide on establishing a modern Lynden hospital. Rev Duncan McPhail of Bellingham will speak on if Lynden will have a hospital. Additional talks by Dr F L Wood Dr B V Munister and Dr M Mulder. Mayor E Edson presides.

Lynden M. E Duncan McPhail Bellingham F. L. Wood B. V. Munister Pw. Mulder E. Edson

Lynden High School Graduates Largest Class Yet

Graduation night at Lynden High School celebrated the largest class of thirty three. A crowded auditorium heard a merit rich program including invocations, solos, readings by Cecil Stuurmans and Irene Merritt, and diplomas presented by Mr. Ralph Le Cocq. Valedictorian Irene Merritt led the graduates in a ceremony that highlighted Forest Preservation and The Greatness of the Small.

Lynden High School H. K. Palma Katherine Myers Gladys Stuurmans Cecil Stuurmans John Roy 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 Gertrude Schuyleman Joan van Dyken Allie Vander Me

Birth Announced for Vander Brink Son

A little son was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Vander Brink on Friday in a family birth notice.

Vander Brink George Vander Brink

Clarence Mowbray Heads to Monroe Then Spokane Visit

Clarence Mowbray left Monday for Monroe where he will stay briefly before returning home to Spokane.

Clarence Mowbray Monroe Spokane

Father of Mrs Frick Dies in Iowa

Mrs George Frick learned the death of her father occurred in Iowa last Saturday.

Frick George Frick Iowa

Mrs A Vander Griend Celebrates 77th Birthday

Mrs A Vander Griend marked her 77th birthday with family including children and grandchildren gathered Monday for the celebration and to share in the occasion with relatives.

A. Vander Griend

Pasma Couple Welcome Baby Girl

Rev and Mrs H K Pasma announce the birth of a baby girl born Sunday at their home.

Pasma Home H. K. Pasma

William Zuidmeer Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mr. William Zuidmeer was released and returned home from St Josephs Hospital in Bellingham on Monday evening.

William Zuidmeer St. Josephs Hospital Bellingham

Alumni Banquet Draws Dr. Breckenridge from Chehalis

Dr. John Breckenridge traveled from Chehalis to attend the Alumni Banquet on Friday evening and stayed over the weekend with his parents.

John Breckenridge Chehalis

Picnic At Canyon Creek Attracts Large High School Crowd

Over 150 students attended a Friday high school picnic at Canyon Creek. Three large trucks and numerous private cars ferried attendees to and from the grounds.

Canyon Creek

Hutchinson Engagement Set for August Between Hutchinson and Jensen

Orrel Hutchinson, daughter of Mr and Mrs E A Hutchinson, to wed Albert Jensen of Lynden in August. Miss Hutchinson, UW graduate, has taught at Sedro Woolley high school and resides in Seattle. Jensen attended Washington State College.

E. A. Hutchinson Orrel Albert Jensen Lynden Miss Hutchinson University of Washington Jensen Washington State College Seattle Sedro-Woolley High School

Lynden Christian School Will Not Close Till June Second

The Christian school will remain open until June 2 for the summer term and will hold a fine program before closing.

Lynden Christian School Christian School

Mrs P J Van Hemert Improves After Operation

Mrs P J Van Hemert who underwent an operation Saturday at St Josephs hospital in Bellingham is improving rapidly.

P. J. van Hemert P. van Hemert St. Josephs Hospital Bellingham

Golden Wedding Day for Mr and Mrs Henry Zuidersma

Mr and Mrs Henry Zuidersma celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at their daughter’s home on 11th and Liberty streets. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended with readings speeches and music. yellow and white decor, refreshments, and many gifts marked the occasion.

Henry Zuidersma S. Lindheut 11Th End Liberty Streets Nir TR Y Franke le Veyene Abe Bog Smith BE. A. Kampen Noteboom Herman van der Mey A. A. Bauman Kate den Adel van Diest van Vorst Colenbrander Stuurman Vander Wall Kuiper le Campte Grammers R. B. le Cocq G. Landaal Hanover H. Elenbaas Henry Spaan K. Dyksterhuis Pilon Spaan Palma de Hoogh Vande Wetering Frank le Cocq Zuidersma

Tulip Farm to Be Located in Lynden District

The American-Holland Bulb Company will establish a tulip farm in Lynden joining a 40 acre tract near Guide Meridian and Hannagan roads. Plans call for seven to ten acres planted next fall and forty acres flowering after four years. The Lynden site is expected to draw thousands to view the display and will become the county’s largest bulb operation. The company is incorporated with a $60,000 capitalization.

American-Holland Bulb Company Lynden R. Vallentgoed Guide Meridian Hannegan Roads Bellingham American Holland Bulb Company

Lynden Fruit Growers to Receive Higher Prices This Year

Lynden district farmers will gain higher prices for berries as C. M. Creamer, manager of the Lynden Producers Canning Company, reports a busier cannery year with plans to process all crops. Raspberry yields will be light due to winter damage, but other crops will keep the plant busy. Creamer notes Lynden beans rival top coast varieties in flavor and canning quality and mentions a seed bean distribution and a Seattle trip for cannery business.

Lynden C. M. Creamer

Attend School Picnic For Lyndon Group

Those from Lyndon who attended the Ebeneezer Christian school picnic were Mrs E Breen Rev and Mrs P Jonker the Misses Lena Geleynse Jeanette Gertrude Carolina Rutgers Mr and Mrs J Spaan Mrs H Bouma Miss Alice Bouma Mrs M Vander Griend Mrs H Spaan Mrs P Zylstra.

Lyndon Ebeneezer Christian School E. Breen P. Jonker Lena Geleynse Jeanette Gertrude Carolina Rutgers J. Spaan H. Bouma Alice Bouma M. Vander Griend H. Spaan P. Zylstra

Visitors from Seattle Spend Weekend in Lynden

Here From Seattle Mr. and Mrs. Harold Maltby and Mrs. A. A. Carr of Seattle, sister of Mrs. J. R. Stark, visited in Lynden over the week end.

Seattle Harold Maltby A. A. Carr J. R. Stark Lynden

World's Fastest Dish Washer Arrives at Local Plant

The world's fastest dish washer arrives at the Lyn den dairy association plant and will operate soon. It can clean sterilize and dry 400 milk cans per hour, handling a day's dishes of a family in a moment.

Lynden Dairy Association

Butter Up Five Tons a Day at Lynden Plant

Butter output at the Lynden dairy plant rises to five tons daily with a peak of 10,368 pounds in a single day last week. The Whatcom County Dairy men's Association reports 144,364 pounds of milk delivered yesterday and 222,310 pounds of butter produced in April across Bellingham and Lynden.

Whatcom County Vancouver Alaska Seattle Bellingham Lynden Sebratty Fifseanedey

Crowd votes to postpone drainage district plan

A nearly unanimous vote at Hawley’s Hall Tuesday night delays forming a large drainage district for the north Lynden area. W. H. Waples led the meeting amid strong opposition to the proposal.

North Lynden Hawley’s Hall W. H. Waples

Enjoy School Picnics Across Grades At Local Parks

Schools organized picnics over the past week with multiple grades visiting fairs and parks. The first three grades visited Fairhaven Park in Bellingham with teachers Amanda Nessen Danlquist and Hilda Straks. The fourth grade went to Berthusen's Park with Mrs William Fisher. Fifth grade, led by Miss Nell Bromley, went to Berthusen's Park. Seventh grade picnicked at City Park with Miss Bromley supervising while Miss Cook had left for home.

Fairhaven Park Bellingham Amanda Pearl Nessen B. Danlquist Hilda Straks William Fisher Berthusen’s Park Nell Bromley City Park Miss Bromley Miss Cook

Birthday Party at Dahl Home in Forest Grove

One of the loveliest affairs of the past week end was a birthday and card party held Saturday evening by the Merry Maker's Birthday Club at the home of Mr and Mrs Peter Dahle in Forest Grove. Guests included A G McMillen and daughters Jean Virginia J A Johnson Harry Guckert and son Raymond Anderson and daughter Camilla Mrs David Corbett Marie Dahle and Mrs B Asmundsen.

Dahl Merry Maker's Birthday Club Peter Dahle Forest Grove Dahle A. G. McMillen Jean Virginia J. A. Johnson Harry Guckert Raymond Anderson Camilla David Corbett Marie B. Asmundsen

Mrs Ernest Jacobs Hosts Kensington Club Meeting

Mrs Ernest Jacobs will entertain the Kensington club at her Northwood home Friday afternoon.

Ernest Jacobs Kensington Club Northwood

Second Grade Honor Pupils Rewarded by Teacher

Nine 2nd grade pupils earned perfect attendance for the year. Names include Virginia Bradley Florence Porter Lois Meenk Lucille Davis Bernice Shoup Evelyn Larson Harold Telgenhoff Edwin Knapp Stanley Bartlett. Miss Pearl Nessen rewarded boys with Eversharp pencils and girls with beads.

Virginia Bradley Florence Porter Lois Meenk Lucille Davis Bernice Shoup Evelyn Larson Harold Telgenhoff Edwin Knapp Stanley Bartlett Miss Pearl Nessen

Lynden to Play Kulshan at County Fair Grounds

Lynden nine prepare for a fast game against Kulshan at the County Fair Grounds next Sunday. Weather hindered a prior Lynden clash with Bellingham Eagles, allowing only two innings. Lynden has defeated Everson and Sumas this season.

Lynden Kulshan Fair Grounds Lynden_ hoys Oir “Het Bellingham Eagles Everson Sumas

American Legion Benefit Dance Planned Friday

Invitations go out for a benefit dance by the American Legion Boys at Hawley's Hall Friday evening. Posts statewide are urged by the Hospital Division to host dances for funds aiding disabled soldiers in hospitals. Music by the Synco Orchestra of Bellingham.

American Legion Hawley's Hall Synco Bellingham

Funeral services for Henry Klynstra held this afternoon

Funeral services are being held this afternoon at Knapp's Parlors for Henry Klynstra who died at his Sunrise home Friday morning at age 50 after an illness of nearly two months. He leaves a wife and three sons Lorrens Joe and Henry.

Knapp Henry Klynstra Klynstra Lorrens Joe Henry

New Owner Takes Over Lynden Picture Show

Mr. B. Hollenbeck becomes the Liberty Theatre owner in Lynden and takes over management. He plans improvements and will operate the business to the best of his ability. Mrs. Hollenbeck arrived this week and they plan to buy a home. He previously worked in the grocery trade east of the mountains.

B. Hollenbeck Liberty Theatre Lynden Hollenbeck

Lynden Woodmen Plan Big July 4 Picnic Parade

Lynden and surrounding country invited to decorate autos and fly colors for a grand parade at Pioneer Park in Ferndale July 4. Lynden Camp of Modern Woodmen of America and other Whatcom County camps promise a good time.

Lynden Ferndale Pioneer Park Whatcom County

Mrs W Yeoman Hosts Amphictyon Clan Meeting

Mrs W Yeoman will host the Amphictyon clan at her home on Friday June 2 inviting members to attend the gathering.

Mrs. B Oldemeyer Called to Adrian Verbrugge Home

Mrs B Oldemeyer visited or was summoned to the home of Adrian Verbrugge on Tuesday.

B. Oldemeyer Adrian Verbrugge

Also Mentioned on This Page

Nual Johnson Bridgeview Farm Opie Read Will M. BE Carroll Ing New Association H. B. Carroll, Jr Tulip Farm New American-Holland Company Honor of Heroes of America E. O. Grimes Augusta Renfro Opal Bayes Karlma Rusco E. J. Klemme Hilda Elder Elzie Tremain E. 0. Grimes G. A. R. Hall Lynden Picture Show
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