Open basketball season Friday night at high school
Free inter class tournament opens the year with four games Friday night at 7 15. Freshmen vs sophomores and juniors vs seniors for both boys and girls. Senior boys line includes Meurer Stuurman Young Johnson Haveman. Senior girls feature Bromley Bay De Jonge Slade Burns Finnell. Coaches Agee and Fisher listed with rosters for junior and sophomore girls. Freshmen girls team not yet picked.
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Elbert Meurer
Cecil Stuurman
Tom Young
Teddy Johnson
Albert Haveman
Connie Lindhout
John Wilson
Clarence Lacy
Clarence Sprague
Harry Appleton
Lynn Gorseman
Jay Boerhave
Ed Hofman
Kenneth Pixley
Clifton Axling
Frank Stuurman
Russel Rittenberg
Dale Henry
Clair Johnson
Clarence Larson
Neil Bromley
Mildred Bay
Bella Dean
Marie de Jonge
Reba Slade
S. C
Ruth Burns
Jeanette Finnell
Dora Agee
Vernita Palmer
Muriel Wampler
Cressa Vinup
Enna Brune
Lois Whited
Sadie Bauman
Mrs. W. A. Fisher
Agnes Gale
Adriana Vander Griend
New Seats Installed at Liberty Theater by Manager
Liberty Theater receives new regular theater chairs to improve patron comfort. Manager Jack Kauffman oversees the upgrade, replacing the old folding chairs that had been in use since the theater opened.
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Liberty Theater
Jack Kauffman
Dbeer
Hisuas
Railroad Officials To Visit Lynden
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway will send general officials to Lynden next week on their annual Chicago visit. Improvements near the depot include a new milk plant a poultry association plant and added pavement highlighting local growth for visiting officials.
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Lynden
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway
Chicago
Poultry Association
Mr E Zweegman Celebrates 74th Birthday
Mr E Zweegman marked his 74th birthday Monday with family including his children grandchildren relatives and friends in attendance at the celebration.
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E. Zweegman
Paving Starts Between Egg and Dairy Plants
New street paving is underway between the egg association and the dairy association plants with city grading data supplied by engineer J. C. Hills. The Poultry Association displays large colorful signs on their building sides. Mr and Mrs Frank Knapp and Mr and Mrs Harold Knapp traveled to Seattle for a weekend. Kennington Club plans an evening meeting at Mrs George Fricks with hostesses Mrs Frick and Mrs E Edson. Reverend Vande Ark preached at First Christian Reformed Church on Sunday. George Brink relocates to a new bungalow on 14th and Grover. Tys Haveman moves to a farm west of Lynden, J W Seat to 111 6th Street, H Hiemstra to North Third Street. Miss Emma Bennett spent Sunday in Bellingham.
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Egg Association
Dairy Association
J. C. Hills
Maurice Waddilove to Operate Smalley Barber Shop
Mrs. C. E. Barnes formerly Miss Marguerite Smalley sells her barber shop to Maurice Waddilove who will take charge on the 15th of next month.
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C. E. Barnes
Marguerite Smalley
Maurice Waddilove
Woman Recovers and Returns Home After Operation
Mrs Van Vorst, who underwent surgery recently, went home on Saturday after a week at Mrs B Oldemeyer’s house.
Lynden Urges Christmas Ship Clothing Drive
The Baptist ladies collect clothing for suffering Europe to be shipped by December 24 from Lynden via New York. Donations cover baby clothes blankets coats gloves shoes soap towels and more plus money for shipping. Bring items to the Baptist Church or Mrs Charles Baker for the voyage ahead of the Christmas ship deadline.
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Europe
New York
United States
The
Baptist Church
Charles Baker
Sister of Mrs. J. W. Rinehart Dies in Oroville
Mrs. Julia M. Martin wife of Edmund C. Martin of Oroville died after a long illness at the Oroville General hospital on Friday night September 30. Funeral services were held at Trinity Episcopal Church Sunday afternoon with a large turnout and a lengthy funeral cortege, noted as one of the longest in Oroville.
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J. W. Rinehart
Oroville
Julia M. Martin
Edmund C. Martin
Oroville General Hospital
Trinity Episcopal Church
High School News Weekly Report On Exams And Activities
The six weeks exams are finished and report cards issued. Vander Griend sisters Maurine and Adriana return from Puyallup with no results yet from the canning contest. A student body meeting set daily entertainment from 1 to 1 15 pm. Weekly Thursday programs rotate by class with seniors entertaining this week and juniors next. Walter Daniels elected yell-king. no assistant yet. The boys glee club forms, orchestra rehearses, and a Halloween party is planned for freshmen by the Junior class. Interclass basketball games are scheduled Friday with freshmen vs sophomores and juniors vs seniors. Local residents Mrs Ralph Zylstra and Henry visit Lynden. Mr and Mrs Herman Hulst visit Oak Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurine
Adriana Vander Griend
Puyallup
Walter Daniels
Walter
Rev Edward Joling Installed as Pastor in Lynden
The Rev Edward Joling was installed as pastor of the Second Christian Reformed Church of Lynden on Tuesday evening after passing the classical examination and admission to the ministry. Rev C Vriesman preached from 1 Peter 5 3 4 5 and lay his hands on Joling with Rev A J Brink. psalms were sung during the ordination. Joling gave thanks to the moderator and Rev Vriesman and announced his inaugural sermon next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Joling
Second Christian Reformed Church
Lynden
C. Vriesman
Everett
Mr. Joling
Rev. Jolng
Vriesman
Washington October crop report shows shifts in wheat and apples
The October Washington crop bulletin reports a fall in spring wheat output vs September while total wheat and oats exceed the long term average. Potatoes drop, apples rise. barley and oats yields are given, with quality around the 90 percent range. Postmaster George Watrous funeral noted in Bellingham.
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Washington
G. S. Ray
Federal Bureau of Markets and Crop Estimates
Ferndale Awarded 1921 Baseball Title
Ferndale received the league cup for the highest percentage in the 1921 season after a board decision at Everson. A prior ruling was voided due to conflicts with club officer rules. The dispute centered on Roy Mohrman’s residency and eligibility as Ferndale’s first baseman.
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Ferndale
Nooksack Valley Baseball League
Everson
Roy Mohrman
Whatcom County
Mohrman
Dr O A Sand Elected President Of Old Time Dancing Club
Dr O A Sand was elected president of the Old Time Dancing Club at the season opening Tuesday evening at the I O O F Hall. The club plans a series of informal dances this winter with the second event in four weeks.
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DR. O. A. Sand
Dr. O. A Sand
I. O. O. F. Hall
Lynden Girls Take Second in Big Canning Contest
Adriana and Maurine Vander Griend represented Lynden in the canning club contests at the Puyallup Fair and were awarded second place. The Pierce County team took first.
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Lynden
Adriana
Maurine Vander Griend
Puyallup
Pierce County
Lynden Painter Recovers From Injuries In Fall
Mr L C Cook injured last week while painting at Lynden Motor Co was knocked from a ladder by a car. He has a sprained wrist and hip injuries and will be unable to move about for about three weeks as he recovers.
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L. C. Cook
Ferndale Plans Paving Of Mountain View Highway
Farmers and business men endorsed paving the Ferndale to Mountain View township mile. County Commissioner Ed Brown estimated total cost around 20000 dollars and proposed funding largely from the permanent highway fund with Ferndale township contributing about a quarter of the cost and property owners covering a small balance through a local improvement.
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Ferndale
Mountain View
Brown
Ferndale Township
Local society notes and farm sale near Lynden
O C Scudder of Bellingham bought a cow and heifer from the Will Lauckhart Ayrshire herd. Catholic Altar Society met at Mrs Free man’s home. Woman's Home Missionary Society gathered at Mrs G W Frick’s on Oct 6. John Gasink, visiting his aunt Mrs Frank Yount, returned to Lavina Montana. Miss Johanna Breen ill this week. Lynden women plan to attend Rebekah district meeting at Custer Friday. Frieda Boslund left for Tacoma visit.
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O. C. Scudder
Bellingham
Will Lauckhart
Ayrshire
Catholic Altar Society
Woman's Home Missionary Society
G. W. Frick
John Gasink
Frank Yount
Lavina
Mont
Lynden
The
Rebekahs
Custer
Ed Ashley
Berd and
Ethel
T. Weidkamp
Busy Bee Society
Andrew Johnson
Elzo Gelms
Joe Ohmart
John Axling
Mt. View
Carl Steenberg
Hoag
Allie Vander Mey
D. van Wyhe
Axlind
E. C. Cameron
J. B. McPhail
Harry Vander Mey
Glendale
H. Vander Mey
Catherine Cook
Marie Kok
Glenn Walker
Miss McIntosh
Hartwig Westlund
Albyn Christopherson
Ole Larson
John Vandergacht
Walter Telgenhoff
Geruna Gelms
Ebenezer School
Johanna Breen
Quinty
C. M. Huisman
Bruce Shippy
P. O. Berthuson
Florence
Andrew Harlander
W. H. Waples
Mrs. Long of
Board suspends another for violating dancing ruling
The School Board suspended a high school student for one week for attending a public dance in defiance of the board's ban. The ruling also states pupils may be dropped from the rolls after five unexcused absences or tardiness in any single class.
Hundreds Protest New Fishing Rule In Whatcom County
Lynden residents petition against winter closure of steelhead fishing on the Nooksack River. They urge state fisheries to permit dip nets or poles for personal use year round, citing no harm to the industry. The petition drive runs at Baldwin's Pool Hall through Saturday.
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Lynden
Nooksack
Baldwin's
State of Washington
Whatcom
Nooksack River
Delta and Sunshine guest lists and local gatherings
The Lynden area news notes visits and social events. Ed Ashley family and others visit Bellingham. Busy Bee Society meets October 13 with Mrs. Andrew Johnson. Local residents build, threshing crews in the area, and many guests dine or stay with Lynden families.
Lynden Ships First Full Car of Poultry
The Washington Cooperative Egg and Poultry Association sent Lynden’s first straight carload of poultry from its Lynden plant. Valued at over 8100, 10500 birds from Lynden farms were killed dressed and frozen in the new dressing department, a county first. The line would stretch over two miles if placed end to end.
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Whatcom County
Lynden
Washington Co-Operative Egg and Poultry Association
Lynden City Hall Repaired and Renovated by Firemen
Lynden’s city hall underwent a full renovation completed with the help of several fire department members led by A. A. Bauman. Volunteers Gerrit Schuyleman Everett Horton William Baldwin Ralph Baldwin and Angus Young assisted. Harold Knapp adjusted lighting. Y. H. Trump donated paper. the building was reroofed exterior repaired interior remodeled and floor covered with heavy composition.
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Fire Department
A. A. Bauman
Gerrit Schuyleman
Everett Horton
William and
Ralph W. Baldwin
Angus Young
Harold Knapp
City Hall
Y. H. Trump
Mrs Phoebe Judson Wins Fair Baking Honors At Lynden
Mrs Phoebe Judson repeats her bread win at the county fair in Lynden earning first prize for salt rising bread. The list of awards follows across numerous fruit and vegetable categories with multiple Lynden residents placing in apricot pear quince grape and other entries.
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Phoebe Judson
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Frank Knapp
Seattle
Kensington Club
George Frick
Frick
E. Edson
Vande Ark
Manhattan
Montana
First
Christian Reformed Church
George Brink
Grover
Tys Haveman
North 12Th Street
J. W
6Th Street
H. Hiemstra
North Third Street
Emma Bennett
M. Waddilove
Smalley
High School News
Ralph Zylstra
Henry
Oak Harbor
Herman Hulst
Lyn
Don Congregation
D. L. Beckes
George Wat‘rous
Pet
Deming
Valley
Frieda Boslund
Tacoma
Delta and Sunshine
L. Brooks
Cusin
Rickenbacher
Mary
Ea Rohrbacher
Mrs
Carr Bailey
Mrs. Grasshouse
D. Z. Steffe
Mable
Mrs. Lebrand
S. P. Kagey
Birch Bay
Leo Brooks
Ed Haan
Blaine
J. C. Haan
Lynden City Hall
Culinary de Laar Monu
Vpade de Lynden
Jans
L. H. Guy
J. Pyeatt
A. Gaskill
Ada J. Pyeatt
M. G. Lacy
E. Thompson
M. Kenoyer
W. Telgenhoff
A. A. Wolfe
Cherry
George Wheeler
J. B. Kaylor
Quince
Clara Brundage
Cavender
Adella Preston
C. Bayes
Ada Pyeatt
Bean
R. E. Hawley
Onion
D. Vander Griend
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