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Newspaper
Seattle Star
Location
Seattle, Washington, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1922
Page
7
The executive secretary reports increased fund receipts this year with more letters and responses than last year. Otto Campeian chairs the campaign as total receipts from all sources reach 089, with a few days left to mail more solicitations and finalize results.
Mrs. Reid Peterson alleges in superior court that Henry H. Ramey Jr. swindled her out of 25000 over years while serving as business advisor. She, divorced from M W Peterson, says he used her funds and real estate trust to enrich himself. The case notes she is in California at present.
A Thursday barbecue and program marked the dedication of a new steel bridge across the Snoqualmie River at Toit. County Engineer Thomas R. Beeman and County Commissioners Claude Ramsay Lou Smith and Tom spoke as the Snoqualmie Valley League celebrated the $30 000 structure with a 200 span replacing the condemned old timber bridge.
Investigating officials say burglars entered the Lake Burien store and attempted to start a fire, but the blaze went out for lack of air. A small amount of merchandise is missing, and Sheriff Matt Starwich led the inquiry with deputies Morgan and An reporting limited details.
Wednesday night a series of break ins left Lukan of Haller Lake reporting ransacked silverware and clothing from his home after an open door invitation to thieves. Takesu of Clark hotel lost $10.50 and a bank book. Mrs E Crivelli of 310 33rd Ave N was robbed of $180. Ida J Stenswick of 1634 Fourth Ave was deprived of two valuable dresses.
An Armistice day ceremony will be staged at the stadium during the Washington game on November 11. Former service members from the University and representatives of American Legion posts in the city will participate, with the University service flag and colors carried in a parade by the Oval club and ROTC units.
The Lakeside hospital at 35th and Woodland Park, renovated and equipped, reopens under the North End Medical Society. Officials say it will offer all facilities of a modern scientific hospital and is renamed the North hospital.
A bailiff injured Wednesday in a county city incident was reported Thursday to be resting fairly at the city hospital. The event occurred in district No 1 of the superior court, and Wilcox was identified among those involved.
Albert Johnson will be principal speaker at a Republican women rally Thursday night at the Wilkes theater. Mrs. M Howe and Mrs. Joseph will lead the event.
West Seattle unity clubs plan a Halloween dance at Hiawatha Held house at 8 p m Friday. Attend for a brilliant frolic and many prizes to be awarded.
Water will be shut off Friday October 27 from 6:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the F 55th area between 19th Ave NE and 20th Ave NE and along 20th Ave WNE to FE 64th St to Ravenna. The affected alley north and east of FE t may be involved.
Births announced by Seattle residents and area couples list multiple parents and residences including Myron J Kerne 3405 36th Ave Chriathaingen Albert L 4818 Hudson Alfred A 1103 37th Ave etc. Attested births name Willard Jack 1038 Ninth Ave Hunt Findbert Neal 519 W 2nd St. Several marriages shown with names and residences such as John G Seenner Seattle Mabel J Olsen Seattle William M Smith Bellevue Audrey Ristine Beattie Harold W Kidd Elizabeth Seattle Nicola Barren Seattle Concetta Recchia Seattle George R Flettenson Seattle Velma Smith Seattle Arnold Cherch Deer Park Pearl W Whippie Deer Park Frank A Bernardo Dorowanseky Peter Lechridge George Graves Beverleigh Edgar Thomas 1124 Newport Way}.
H. W. Curtis, 29, a longshoreman, died at Seattle General Hospital Wednesday afternoon from internal injuries after being struck by a timber aboard the steamer Yoron Mary at Smith Cove. Arthur W. Curtie of 4902 Greenwood Ave. took charge of the body at Bonney-Watson's.
Former Minnesota residents to meet Friday evening at Collins playfield hall for a Halloween program of singing dancing and readings under the Gopher club auspices. Refreshments will be served.
Blaine was fined $100 and costs Thursday by Superior Judge C O Chapman for illegal possession of liquor. A removal petition to federal courts was filed in the Frank G. Miller suit against Alaska Steamship Co and Dan Haligrimeson for $37,299. Sitler seeks damages for injuries from an accident while loading piles on the steamship Latouche on February 26, 1922.
New York on October 26 Henry Frickson a traveling man testified in his divorce suit that his wife was so suspicious he had to buy a picture to prove he had visited each town, claiming he carried a token to show he had been there.
Cleaner, well maintained flats offered at 39 per month with two months free rent. 2 tallow rooms and 3 room new flats nearby at 22.50. Located at 2052 38rd Ave W off Admiral Way with fire place laundry facilities hot water and gas range. Contact 3117 KH Madison 8st.
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