Lynden Notes and Personal Skims for the Northwest
Local items from Lynden and Bellingham include births in May, visits by residents to family in Seattle and Vancouver, and attendances at church and funerals. Headlines note saloon votes, the Fourth of July plans with $500 funding, school resumes, and local business moves. Residents such as Miss Eva Mulder report schedules and community happenings across Lynden, Everson, and Whatcom County.
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Tribune
Eva Mulder
Lynden
Hawley's Hall Dance Highlights Local Guests and Music
A dance at Hawley's Hall last Saturday evening hosted Miss Hilda Erz Mrs A Young and Mrs Dunker with many outside guests. Music was provided by pianist Miss Gladys Rheinhart and Mr Duffner.
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Hawley’s Hall
Hilda Erz
A. Young
Dunker
Gladys Rheinhart
Duffner
Crowds Attend Rev Billy Sunday Sermon in Lynden
Heavy early summer rain did not deter attendees as Rev. Billy Sunday preached in Lynden yesterday morning. An estimated total of about 1,000 persons gathered to hear him despite the weather.
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Wilder
Lynden
Billy Sunday
Front Street Cement Walk Nears Completion
Residents along Front street praise the progress as a cement walk nears completion. A section through the business area and another to the eastern city end are already finished, easing winter travel for locals.
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Front Street
Talk on Transvaal Holland Settlers at Local Church
Mr Vaanerager from Pretoria South Africa will speak at the Christian Reformed church next Sunday evening at 7 30 about the Transvaal Holland settlers their schools churches and related aspects of their civilization. He is a local teacher at Pretoria and brother of Mrs Van der Griend.
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Mr. Vaanerager
Lynden Folks Observe Halley’s Comet and Lunar Eclipse
Residents of Lynden gathered Monday night to view Halley’s Comet and a total lunar eclipse. The comet’s tail appeared faint, extending an estimated twenty degrees, while the moon’s eclipse offered a striking display as Earth’s shadow partly covered the moon.
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Lynden
Halley
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Geo
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Clair Nichols
Audrey Edwards
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Royal
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Union Manufacturing Plant
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the Tribune
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