Vital Statistics Marriages and Birth Notices
A listing of marriages, engagements, and births with names ages and locations including Warren Drown and Florence Peterson Beattie Henry Meg and Anna Cummings O'Brien Adam Herynolds and Anna Webb Duluth Minn and others from Beattie Camp Lewis and Seattle Also several divorce and alimony notices with names such as Percival Noot Bertha Noot and Nicholas Swan plus numerous birth announcements across Seattle and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Drown
Florence M Peterson
Beattie
Henry T Meg
Anna M. Cummings
O'Brien
Adam Herynolds
Anna Webb
Duluth
Minn
Peter & Sater
Oliver M. Larson
H Matenichi Tanaka
Florin
Cal
Kawamoto
Hiroshima
Japan
Lawrence Harold Wilson
Dorothy Laurie Lance
Otto Kottke
Minnie Rodotn
Malachi J. Money
Hazel Arwine
Seattle
Alfred Peterson
Everson
Hellens Enger
Bellingham
Jacob W. Louwsh
Onda Jamon
Mamuel B. Reen
Aura Huneecker
Klienehura
Will J. Bell
Olive Martha Dolphin
Beattie Clifton & Roberts
Camp Lewis
Ethel M Firewn
John BR. Cowen
Clinton
Mary F. Hendel
Durham
Charlies
T Bere
Camp Lewin
Gendie Wooton
George W. King
Hazel C. Smith
Edwin Michael
Lee Edith May Yoemane
Joe Fisher
Lavina Turgeson
Edward Springehead
Louisa Peneh
J Barney Lee
Agnes GO. Brennan
Levy's Orpheum to open Hearts of the World in Seattle
Eugene Levy reports reserved seating for the first Seattle showing of Dr. W. Griffith’s The Hearts of the World filmed in France. A large orchestra led by Frank Adelman will accompany two daily shows, matinee and evening, with prices raised from the regular admission. The engagement starts Saturday July 6 at Levy's Orpheum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Levy
Levy
Orpheum
Seattle
France
Frank Adelman
Hearts of the World
Levy's
Sugar ration plan limits buyers to three pounds per person
Washington reports a forthcoming certificate system to curb sugar purchases. Households will be limited to three pounds per month per family member, a rule intended to stretch 1,400,000 tons of sugar for about six months starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
France
England
Wartime Hair Dye Promise For Gray Locks Ad
An advertisement touts Orlex Powder as a home remedy to darken gray hair to black brown or light brown by dissolving a box in water and combing through. It claims a $100 gold bond guarantee and notes the product contains no silver lead zinc sulfur mercury aniline coal tar derivatives and says the dye does not rub off and leaves hair fluffy.
Fireworks makers plead for fair treatment for Fourth sales
In a letter to The Star the Manufacturers Assn Co argues Seattle veto harms fireworks makers and customers. They insist licenses and steady ordinances allow safe pre Fourth displays and compare fireworks to war materials, urging support for producers aiding military efforts.
A Thrift Stamp a Day Keeps the Hun Away
A brief note promotes daily thrift stamp purchases as a morale boosting effort during wartime, urging citizens to support the war effort through small daily savings.
Three Injured In Accidents Reported In City
Jean Baptiste twenty four of 5536 Ave is in city hospital with skull fracture after colliding motorcycle and auto driven by Page Brown of 431 27th Ave at 12th Ave and St. Baptiste was among three injured in the crash. A staircase collapse at a rear University St Minor Ave house where two men were looking at rent caused serious internal injuries to N J Seymore of Chicago and Mrs Jean Santos of Seattle on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Baptiste
Page Brown
27Th Ave
12Th Ave
St. Baptiste
University St. Minor Ave
N. J. Seymore
Chicago
Jean Santos
Seattle
Draft Men Due to Arrive at Camp Lewis
Camp Lewis reports 652 draft recruits arriving today as part of a 12,000 monthly flow. Barracks fill up while 2,255 had arrived yesterday, marking a lighter day in the schedule and rapid buildup at the camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Lewis
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Allace
Arlitzer
Star-Liberty News Weekly
Mack Sennett
Pike
Clemmer
Guterson
Marietta
Herbert
Macbeth
William
Farnum
Ich
Look PornitoreCo
Asunda
Nellie Moffat
Helen
Dorr
Kenney Home
Nellie Jonason
40Th & W
Charlotte L. Jacobson
43Rd Ave N
Nele Tuneberg
Rowdoin Place
Frank Craig
Sunnyside
Miriana Read
47Th & W
Annie Houlet
Providence Hospital
William Yates
Third Ave
Clara Welle Hilberg
Avalon Place
Margarethe Engel
45Th & W
Harland Meeker
Ole PF
Bolbrana
Jones Ave
J. BE. Jensen
Firet Ave
N. W
W. A. Roma
Phinney Ave
F. I. Warren
Wentlake N
G. Tod
Peart At
F.C. Mabel
J. Campagna
Imth Ave
A. Rokrabaum
Mra O Mantrogiacomo
Judkinagat
I Albadeff
16Th Ave
Altaras
Jackson Et Ine
Ortte
Peha
Yealer
Levy’s Orpheum
the Liberty
Sennett
Louise Fazenda
Ford Sterling
Mary Pickford
Jean
Clemrmer
Dimples
Cat
Mabel Normand
Mart Vet
Levy'a Orpheum
Mary Mickford
Jeant
Lemme
Coliselm
Mildred Harrie
Dorothy Philipe
Strand
Wallace Reid
Anne Tittle
Misston
Lee Kade
Leslie
Wally
Wallie
Flying School
Mission Today
Mission Telay
Jane
Katherine
Lee Singers
Mildred Harria
Gladys Leslie
Ciladys Leslie
Charlie Chaplin
Mudred Tarris
Kor
Metz
Prite Hay Co
Newark
Nod
Charlie
Chaplin
Edward Earle
A. Lundberg CO
Seattla
Bartell Drug Company
Swift Drug Company
Nizes
Two Coats Wine
Whit Chee Wine 14 Inc
Chatlee
Firiday
Celal
Siren
Silhouette
Pat
Choice
Colin
Yaepe
Aume
The
Rhodes Co
Azar
Star
United States
Public Safety Committee
Joseph Lee
Manufacturers’ Assn. Co
M. Lewis
Waldorf Hotel Cafe
Lee
Illustrated
Speler & Herlbut
Pavenue
Union Street
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