Rose Lehr and Rose Lehr Married This Morning
The couple Rose Lehr eight teen and an elevator girl tied the knot here this morning amid a playful vow Going up shouted in unison.
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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1921
Page
6
The couple Rose Lehr eight teen and an elevator girl tied the knot here this morning amid a playful vow Going up shouted in unison.
A guidance note urges shoppers to prioritize Seattle-made home goods where quality and price align. The call stresses supporting local brands and careful comparison before purchasing.
Seattle wood yard swindler strikes again at Sawyer and Dann 7503 Woodland Park Ave. He presents a $35 check from Pacific Machinery and Supply Co. for fuel and receives change, despite police efforts to stop him.
A Friday night burglar entered several homes and a shop at 609 King Street, stealing $13. In a Main hotel room an intruder took a coke shirt and a saltcane from C Sterner who died. A letter cult was taken from H J Allison at the Oregon Hotel while Allen slept.
County school principals met at the Y W C A Saturday morning and formed the County Principals' association for the coming winter. Superintendent T. B. Hulse called the gathering.
School directors ordered plans prepared for Hast high school to be built south of the Walla Walla playfield. It will be Genttie's eighth high school, seating 1,250 students in the first unit, costing about 650000. Contracts awarded include 28000 and 8890 to West Coast Heating Co. for Gatewood School work and 62788 to Western Construction Co. for the Prighton school frame. Superintendent Cooper noted the value of school motion pictures. Hospital asked for a full-time teacher. finance committee to consider. Wolcott denied access to Greenwood school for religious use. County assessor reports district valuation for 1921 at 247508211.
A series of pedestrian injuries from automobile collisions reported across a city. Victims include 65 year old Vincent injured at Yealerway Fortson place by F H Mattson. 16 year old Uri Higuchi bruised by A W Van Stone at Fifth Ave and Main St. Oscar Anderson a street car conductor struck while phone at 19th Ave and Galoret by W F Vrooman. a boy aged about 8 hit at 14th Ave and 63rd St by an auto. Mrs G Hanson bruised at Ninth Ave and Madison St by A C Mallett. Ruth Hibbs 7 struck at Fifth Ave and Vine St by Mrs M F Buckman.
A vintage advertisement urges mothers to bring home Boldt's Milt Bread, highlighting its appeal to families and daily meals with a concise sales message.
Residents will meet at Lake View schoolhouse at 8 p m Saturday to discuss connecting Mercer Island to the mainland by pontoon bridges. Proposals include two bridges from Lake Union hulls: Seward Park to Mercer Island west shore and Newport to island east side.
Rev. Erling Monnes of Powers Lake North Dakota was named pastor of the First Norwegian Danish Baptist Church at Stewart Street and Yale Avenue. He will conduct services for one month beginning Sunday and will announce his decision at the period's end.
New York Oct 1 Harriet Stanton Black socialist candidate for comptroller recommends replacing steeples with children’s playgrounds on church grounds.
Tax Reduction council at the Masonic club rooms Friday night recommended creation of a new elective officer to oversee municipal time clocks. H. C. Cutler urged a city wide independent clock system to curb inefficiency and drones at City Hall. Four reports urged 10 to 20 percent salary cuts and merit based promotions while eliminating seniority in civil service.
Fragment from a municipal report states steam rate increases in April 1930 from 3 percent to $1.77 per 1000 pounds. The document highlights this change would raise annual costs by about $12,500 for steam alone.
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