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Newspaper
Lynden Tribune
Location
Lynden, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1922
Page
3
A Lynden youth gathering held Friday evening at Hawley's Hall featured ice cream and wafers for luncheon. Music was supplied by the Boerhave sisters, providing the evening's entertainment.
The Ladies Society of the Second Christian Reformed church will hold a sale of needlework aprons dresses etc in the church basement this evening. Everyone is cordially invited. Mrs Harry Walters of Blaine entertained Amphictyon club members Friday afternoon at her home.
A collage of local social updates from Greenwood and Lynden with visits and gatherings. followed by a sheriff sale notice in Whatcom County in the Superior Court. The notice lists Union Manufacturing Company creditors suing Melvin J Bamford Robert Lowry and H Hardison with sale set for May 27 1922 at the court house front door in Bellingham.
The Lynden Chess club met at the Vander Griend home. Mrs. L. Zoet hosted dinner for Elsie Sweet Mamie Werby Tena Vander Griend and Emma Zylstra. Several Lynden residents and visitors attended lectures and excursions. Eighth grade exams were held at the high school and George Waples returned from Spokane after attending the Grand Lodge Knights Pythias session.
Rose spent time in California and Spokane. Doris Bailey and Della Courtney visited Thursday evening. Oltman family and Lyn den guests, Bernard Oltman bedridden slowly improving. Harvey Smith and children visited Anne Radder. Winifred Rose traveled to Bellingham. Grimmer and Rose helped homeward bound Friday. Lynden class of 1922 graduation at Lynden High. Greenwood school picnic planned for Memorial Day at Deming road foothills. Ross Everhart Bostwick and Boeringer ladies hosted by Harley Johnson Friday. Johnson visited Roy Mutchler Monday.
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