Wedding Bells for Bertha Wilton Fairbanks and Lee Shaw Forbes
Pink rosebuds and greens framed the wedding at the Wilton home as Bertha Wilton Fairbanks wed Lee Shaw Forbes. Attendants Harvie and John Rhodes Wilton wore pink and white, with the bride in beige beaded crepe and orchids. The couple left for a short honeymoon and will reside in Seattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertha Wilton Fairbanks
Albert Wild
Lee Shaw Forbes
William A
Harvie
John Rhodes Wilton
John Rhodes
Columbia
Forbes
Thrift Shop Opens Permanently at 611 Stewart St
Announcement that the Orthopedic Thrift Shop is permanently located at 611 Stewart Street with a planned opening Saturday. The shop opens daily 10 to 5 and is run by women of the city orthopedic guilds. Articles come from guild members and hospital friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thrift Shop
Stewart St
Hospital
Parker Family Reunion Marks 54th Wedding Anniversary
A family gathering celebrated the fifty fourth wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J L Parker at their home 8921 46th Ave on Sunday afternoon April 9. Mr Parker, Civil War veteran, served four years. Mrs A M Neumann will be be officiating hostess at Mount Baker Park Guild Orthopedic Tea Shop Friday with several assistants listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Y. Mackintosh
Geraldine Smithson
William Matheus, Jr
CC. W. Matheus
Smithson
Matheus
University of Washington
Sigma Chi
18Th Engineers
Carl Liebrand
Wash
American Tate of Architects
Seattle Fine Arts Galler
Fourth Ave
Guild of the Orchopedic
R. William Crosby
Mra
JL. KR. Parker
46Th Ave
Mr. Parker
A. M. Neumann
Mount Baker Park Guild
Mra. Burton
Reeless
Mra. C. C. Margott
Mra. C. Spenser
John Forrest
Jeanette Neumann
Mary de Granpre
Norma Davis
Betty Shelley
Local residents plan travels and visits this week
Mrs Tidmarsh and Mita Tidmarsh depart for Vancouver to sail Lech Katrine for England for the summer. Mrs Fred H Baxter and son John spend the week at Crystal Springs fur farm home. Mrs FB C Ward leaves for California on a short trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred H. Baxter
John
Furmer
Crystal Springs
Mra. FB. C
No Difference From the New York Sun Cartoon Exchange
A light exchange questions marital temperament with a cartoon caption about temperament and contrariness, reflecting mid century newspaper humor. The joke hinges on a husband and wife dynamic, with witty dialogue showing opposing viewpoints in a domestic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yorks
Freezone Promises Quick Relief for Corn Pain
An advertisement touts Freezone as painless relief for hard and soft corns and corn between the toes. A tiny bottle, sold by druggists for a few cents, supposedly removes corns and calluses without soreness or irritation.
Clubs plan April events across Seattle area
Numerous women circles, clubs, and auxiliaries announce dinners, luncheons, sales, and meetings for April 14 and 15 at locations including Woodland Park, Asbury M E Church, Evergreen Hall, and the Swedish club. Also listed are Good Friday services, card parties, sewing clubs, and a John Hay P T A meeting with officer elections and a recreation talk.
Montague Spring Thuet Aids Road to Prosperity
A terse note indicates Montague Spring Thuet will reappear on the road to assist efforts aimed at lifting prosperity from a rut. The exact venue and dates remain unclear but the focus is on economic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Montague
Lipstick Girl Wins School Powder Case in Court
In Corning Arkansas on April 18 District Judge Bandy ruled Pearl Pugeley 18 cannot be expelled for powdering her face at school The decision faults the school board and Professor Hicks calling the case frivolous and holds talcum powder is not dangerous to health or morals
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Corning
Ark
Arkaneee
Eehoo
Spetick
Bandy
Miss Pearl Pugeley
Hicks
Handy
Robbers Take $20,000 in Jewels From Chicago Stores
Three men held up two Chicago jewelry shops on April 14 and escaped with about $20,000 in gems. They tied two girls and three men in the Paul Cohen store and took $12,000 in jewelry, while the Frank Nearad shop yielded $4,000 in money and diamonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Cohen
Frank Nearad
Penniless Man Bequeathed $40,000 in Estate
Denver April 14 George Vance 44 once penniless now rich to receive 40 000 dollars from a reported estate left to him in a telegram. He was en route to Pittsburg Pennsylvania to claim his share.
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Denver
George Vance
Pittsburg
Jamee Montague Reflects on Darwin and Bryan
A fragmented note ponders what Darwin might think of Bryan and the idea of progress. The author, Jamee J. Montague, questions historic views and unresolved opinions in a reflective, era-tinged voice.
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Jamee J. Montague
Darwin
Bryaniem
Bank sued for half million over Beattle bank
Olympia April 13 A Norwegian company Hult for 475000 has sued the defunct Scandinavian American Bank of Beattle. It asks John P. Duke supervisor of banking to recognize the corporation's claim against the bank. The action grows from two incomplete wooden motorships built by Anderson Shipbuilding Co of Heattle and taken over by the bank.
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Olympia
Hult
British Steamer Gothic Star Returns for Leaking Oil
The Gothic Star, a British limited steamer sailing from San Francisco to London, turns back to Colon after oil tanks leak and threaten to pollute the sea and apple cargo. Wireless advices report the vessel is returning for safety checks and repairs.
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Ban Francisco
San Francisco
London
Colon
Six Arrested in Girl Death in Ban Diego Drug Ring
Six persons including a Navy lieutenant are jailed on morphine charges tied to a large drug ring blamed for the death of Gertrude Krauss, 22, of Washington state. Arrests followed raids through the night led by state narcotics inspector Luckenbach and officers, with charges including manslaughter and furnishing narcotics.
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Ban Diego
Cal
United States Navy
Pretty Mre
Gertrude Kiauen
Enohermish
Waeh
Wellington
Morse
Tuddie
Needham
Rogers
Weat Vernon
Danny Devine
Elizabeth Dunlap
Stogers
Krauss
Je’ Needham
Lieut
W. B. Luckenbach
Gibbon and
Jordan
Teach Her the Easy Way to Do the Hardest Task
A fragment notes a girl learning a demanding skill with growing seriousness. The tone hints at admiration and a hint of fear or awe toward the diligent learner. No specific names or places are given in the readable text.
Dudley Hall hears city issues and debate on scent fare bill
The mayor and city council will address the Duwamish Valley Development Association in Dudley Hall at 7 p.m. Thursday. A debate on the Scent fare bill will feature candidates O Thorammeen and James Duncan. Mrs. Kianan's body was found yesterday amid drug suspicion involving Ra Kelly and a narcotics ring details.
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City Counci
Duwamish V Alley Development Association
Dudley Hall
O. Thorammeen
James Duncan
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Seattle Society
Bertha Fairbanks
Lee Forbes
Joshi
India
S University Club
Samuel Doshi
English Literare
Baroda College
Bombay
H. Gowen
Carnegie Foundation of Peace
Aubrey Wilton
W. L. Rhodes
Belmont Pi
Mra Paul
Dalles
Ore
Fred C. Ayer
Wives’ Club
the Univer. of Washington
Moritz
FE. A. Loew
W. Johnson
Henry
Fred ©. Ayer
Mra. Daniels
Edmonds
M. Lyle Spencer
W. Harris
Therapean Alliance of Delta Delta Sorority
Twancheon
Womens Univer. Club
John C
David Thomson
Jameison
Warton
Ira Bronson
Mrs. F. Backus
Fritz
Arena
Macy Nicholson
Hter
Catherine
Lloyd C
Los Angeles
Milam
Mr. Mason
Nicholson
Alpha Sorority
Phi Kappa Psi Fraternity
Gladys Epper
Spokane
K. H. Epper
Mond Francis Ryan
Virginia
East Lake City
Mies Lur- Brown
Bridge
St. Paul
Robert Gulie
Thomas J. Drumheller
Maith Drummond
Walla Walla
City
Washington
Elmer Adama
Great Falls, Mont
Alfred Lundin
Per Lee Welty
Yakima
Walter 8. Fulton
Swedish Hospital
Samuel W. Anderson
la Crosse
Wis
A. H. Anderson
Elizabeth Adams
Hoquiam
Att Aitker Eel
Lekedsy Sante Theatre
Allen Rogers and
Leonora Allen
Jean Middleton
Jimmy Lucas
Francene
Fenton and Fields
Melvin Brothers
Travers
Douglas
Doris Humphrey
Krevue Monkan
Wisden
Duniany & Merrill
Miller, Kent & Cuby
Warren & Wateh
Lady Alice's
Peta
POR Priday
Ellsworth
Bilsworth
G. A. RR
Ald Woodland Park
Esther Cirele
Asbury M. BE
Queen Ether Circle
Asbury M. E. Church
Whitman
Asbury Hall
W. HH
Ladies of Washington
Evergreen Hall
Arcade Building
Past Commanders’ Club
W. B
Kansas Women's Club
C. M. Madenfelt
Kansas
H. P. Houghton
Haneberry
Grace Lemmon
Nn Ff
Tonia
O. KE
O. B
Sewing Club
Glenna Owen
24Th Ave
Rainier Cap
BR. N. A. Rainier Camp
Royal Neighbors of America
Swedish Club Hall
Adele M. Fielde
Erickson
Manitou Council
Manitou Council No
Degree of Pocahontas
Swedish Club
Olive
University Brench
Metave
Madivonet
Jackson Silhaugh
K.P. Mayfield
Olivia Merwood
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hall
Armory
Alpha
K. P. Hall
Ida Egan
Civil Service League
Seward
William Stocke
Seward Park Boathouse
John Hay
John Hay Parent-Teacher Association
RK. Wt. Todd
City Parent
Teacher Association
Fay Fitch Knapp
Lincoln Circle Child Conservation
Lincoln Circle
The
Child Conservation League
W. W. Houghton
Sunnyside Ave
Seattle
West Seattl
W. B A
the Maccabees
Carpenters Hall
California Ave
King County
King County Graduate Nurses’ Association
Nureess Club
National Association
Katharine Rice
Florence
Chicago Opera Company
Mr. Webster
Hall & Ruckel (Inc
GEO, Borgfeldt & Co., Inc
Sele
United States
Canada
16Th Street
Irving Place
New York
Chicago
Scarter
Ings
Lux
Lever Bros. Co
Cambridge
Mass
Kianan
Jaickentbach
Ra Kelly
Huddie Needham
Devine
Dunlap le
Tate
Tuckenbach
Beut
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