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The Kennewick Courier Reporter

Location

Kennewick, Washington, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1916

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Christmas Weddings Fill the Kennewick Valley

A string of six weddings plus invitations for a seventh unfolded in the Kennewick area this Christmas season. Notable pairings include Elsie Haas and Harry Breede at the Haas home. Blanche Clements and Walter Holt in Walla Walla. Lura Shanafelt and Clark W. Mauk at Mrs. Shanafelt’s home. Myrtle Elliott and William Schuster in East Kennewick. Myrtie Elliott and William Schuster. Lelia Dutcher and Arthur E. Martinson in the Congregational church. and Jessie Perry engaged to Harold Simonds with a ceremony planned in the Garden Tracts.

Altho Elsie Haas Harry Breede C. E. Miller Methodist Church Breede Charles Haas Kennewick Spokane Palouse St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Walla Walla Blanche Clements Walter Holt Tucke J. B. Clements Richland Columbia Valley Holt State College Richland High School Shanafelt Mauk E. Shanafelt Lura Clark W. Mauk K. S. Tontz W. B. Elliott Myrtle William Schuster M. Schuster F. J. Arnold Nellie Younce Cecil Schuster Myrtle Schuster Mary Farthing Kennewick High School Schuster Schlund Cottage Second Street Lelia Dutcher Arthur E. Martinson Congregational Church Wilbur Dutcher A. I. Smith Martinson J. F. Perry Miss Jessie Harold Simonds North Yakima Perry Garden Tracts

Coyote Day Set Sunday Near Richland

Myriads of hunters will chase coyotes Sunday near Richland three miles north of town. The drive runs from Orr ranch to Grosscup ranch in a seven mile area with riders spaced along a semicircular line beginning at 10 a m. Sandwhiches hot dogs and coffee will be served after the hunt at the terminus.

Richland Committee of Richland Sportsmen Orr Ranch Grosscup Ranch Horse Heaven Kennewick

Yuletide Benefit Ball Draws Large Library Crowd

A Woman's Club hosted a Knights of Pythias hall Yuletide ball to aid the library. The event featured a grand march led by Mayor L E Johnson and Mrs. Grant A Stewart, with an informal, festive atmosphere and a crowded, well-managed program.

Woman’s Club Knights of Pythias Hall Altho L E. Johnson Grant A. Stewart Woman's Club

Funeral of S Walrath of Two Rivers Held Here

Samuel Walrath of Two Rivers died suddenly after rail trip for treatment. Autopsy blamed gall stone colic causing respiratory and heart failure. Funeral held in Mueller Undertaking parlors with Odd Fellows members present. survived by sisters in Walla Walla and Chicago.

S. Walrath Two Rivers Samuel Walrath Mueller Undertaking Odd Fellows Lodge Walrath F. M. Crosby Commercial Club Two Rivers Country Walla Walla Chicago

Meeting to Bring 1917 Horticultural Session to Kennewick

Horticultural Inspector Luke Powell urges Benton County delegates to attend the Thirteenth annual Washington State Horticultural Association meeting in North Yakima January 3 4 and 5 with aim to relocate the 1917 gathering to Kennewick. The program features speakers on fruit industry topics and a chance to network with Northwest growers.

Luke Powell Washington State Horticultural Association Kennewick North Yakima Powell Northwest Benton County Columbia River Yakima E. E. Samson J. S. Caldwell Pullman G. W. Gant Wash Lee M.lampson

Washington school children stage Mother Goose Christmas

The Washington building children presented a Mother Goose play and a Santa Claus scene last evening. The event drew a large crowd and featured a well executed cast led by Miss Nelson and Miss Spenser. Community tree festivities followed with Scouts distributing candy bags and a generous donor list funding the event. Sixty spare candy bags were sent to a Spokane orphanage, and funds may support a future community tree or a charity fund.

Washington Mother Goose Santa Claus Snow Birds Grim- Grum Barton Sherk Miss Nelson Grim-Grum Spenser Boy Harold Krug Miss Muffett Norma Holcomb Tom Howard Gray Lucille Collins Arciee Sheppard Craig Hinman Leslie Tontz Helen Maupin Frances Wilhelm Amy Bass Miss Shier Miss Jorgenson Washington Building Second Yakima Rev. K. S. Tantz Chuck” Haas Eagle Patrol Boy Scouts Spokane Commercial Club Woman’s Club Deggore Cccccevessaense Ome Odd Fellows Piesbes Knights of Pythias Ighland Improvement Club Eastern Star Baptist Sunday School S. S S.sseseeelteeee Woman’s Relief Corps Needle Club Thos. Hanratty Gay Pardly

Fruit Industry Topics and Experts at Hood River Banquet

A list of speakers and papers presented at a Commercial Hotel banquet covering fruit diversification codling moth control spraying apple orchards nicotine sulphate and arsenate trials evaluating the auction system for Northwest apples transportation issues and regional industry development with authors from Spokane San Francisco Pullman Victoria Portland and Dayton.

Fred L. Farmer North Yakima E. H. Shepard Better Fruit Hood Rive Chas. Uhden Spokane R. E. Trumble Wenatchee S. W. Foster San Francisco F. E. DeSellem A. L. Melander Pullman R. L. Strauz British Columbia R. M. Winslow Victoria B. C Northwest Arthur Geary Portland

Maybe Shorty Peebles to Star at Princess Theatre

Kennewick residents note that Shorty Peebles may soon appear on screen at the Princess Theatre. He left for California to work in orange groves and, during the freeze, continued south toward Universal City where a major studio has promised a tryout. D. E. Stull reports the company manager says Peebles has an excellent chance in comedy features.

Kennewick Shorty” Peebles Princess Theatre Shorty California Universal City D. E. Stull

Highlands Club Special Meeting on State Horticultural Meeting

A special Highlands club meeting is called for tomorrow evening to discuss attendance at the State Horticultural society gathering in North Yakima on January 3 4 and 5. Lee Lampson will speak and all Highlanders are urged to attend, members or nonmembers.

Highlands Club State Horticultural Society North Yakima Lee Lampson

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Little Daniel Cupid Perry-Simonds Coyote Donnell St. Louis Globe-Democrat State Horticultural Association Fruitgrowers’ Agency Paul H. Weyrauch J. F. Sprague Cashmere L. F. Dumas Dayton G. C. Gladden Hood River J. M. Perry Ralph B. Williamson Granville Ross Pike C. J. Davis Nest Egg Candy Tum-A-Lum Lumber Company Pacific Power & Light Company
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