Tabernacle Ready in Kennewick for Yeakima Movement Meetings
The Laymen's movement brings an 80 by 90 foot tabernacle to Kennewick west of the hotel for worship begins Sunday night. A broad campaign plan includes prayers at 10 every morning and 6:45 evening men’s groups, with a $2,000 budget and fund-raising canvases December 30 31.
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Yakima Valley
Kennewick
C. A. Carpenter
Art Pope
Walla Walla
Davis
Yakima
Dale Smith
America
Young
Lindberg
Col. Lindberg
Sunday School Times
Yankee Stadium
New York City
Lindbergh
England
France
United States
Tabernacle
Prosser
J. R. Ayers
Hover
C. C. Williams
W. S. Hulet
Sec.treas
T. €. Baker
E. M. Blue
Finley
Wm. Mills
W. T. Rader
J. C. Johnston
Richland
Chas. Bentley
Chas. Myer
E. L. Gray
Carl C. Williams
Chiirman
Building Committee
Dale Smith Ranch
Big Tree Christmas Celebration Draws Hundreds
The community Christmas tree event drew three to four hundred children and a large crowd last Saturday night. Santa handed out candy as the program showcased church trees and decorations from Friday through Monday, amid pleasant weather and light snow.
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Saint Nick
Santa Claus
Youth Hurt In Car Wreck On Christmas Week
Young Lawrence Scott suffered painful injuries in a Dodge touring car crash when a switch engine struck them near O W tracks. Other occupants escaped serious harm. Earlier accidents included Bill Schuster’s Star roadster pushed off a highway bank by Earl Clements and a collision involving Dr L G Spaulding.
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Lawrence Scott
O.W. Tracks
Bill Schuster
Earl Clements
Richland
Dr. L. G. Spaulding
R. R. Wooden
Spaulding
John Ferguson
P E O Christmas Party Enjoyed by Members
The P E O club held a Christmas party Tuesday evening at Mrs. Moulton's home with a business meeting and program led by Mrs. Vibber and Mrs. Cramner. The gathering featured musical selections a playlet and carols followed by gift distribution from a decorated tree and refreshments. Attendees included Mrs. F L Perry, Miss Elizabeth Peters visitors from Paso, and Mrs. S M Carson with Miss Dorothy Arnold visiting for the holidays.
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P.E.O
Elizabeth Peters
Pasco
S. M. Carson
Dorothy Arnold
Masons Install New Master at Lodge Hall
The Masons held their installation last night with C. A. Crawford retiring as Worshipful Master, succeeded by F. F. Beste. The past year saw many new members and completion of a new hall, praised as a credit to the lodge and community. A social time and refreshments followed.
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C. A. Crawford
F. F. Beste
Three Rivers Growers forms service corporation for storage
The Three Rivers Growers will manage their own storage pre cooling and loading next year under a new separate corporation named the Three Rivers Service Corporation. The move includes limited handling of growers supplies this year with potential expansion to stock materials on definite orders. The parent and service firms share the same board. Mr Lampson remains as manager to oversee grower interests through late summer. Conditions in East marketing centers are strong, while farming communities near centers lag but profit is expected from handled crops.
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Three Rivers
Three Rivers Service Corporation
Three Rivers Association
Three Rivers Growers Association
Thrivers Service Corporation
Lampson
East
Royal Neighbors honor Mrs A L Williams with surprise party
Members of Royal Neighbors held a surprise party last week for Mrs A L Williams, the lodge's ranking officer for three years. She received a shower of handkerchiefs as guests enjoyed a social hour and refreshments to end the evening.
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Royal Neighbors
A. L. Williams
Sherk Family Plans Winter Stay in Walla Walla
E. H. Sherk traveled from Olympia for Christmas at home and returned to work early in the week. Mrs. Sherk and the daughters moved to Walla Walla to remain for the winter, while Billy stays with his grandmother to attend school locally.
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E. H. Sherk
Olympia
Town to Close Monday for New Year Celebration
All business houses will remain closed next Monday in observance of New Year. Public schools will open as usual per state superintendent guidance. The double holidays may become standard if a thirteen month calendar is adopted.
120 KIDS ARE CLUB GUESTS
About 120 county youths were awarded achievement buttons for club work. They opened at the Methodist church with exhibits and awards, then as Kiwanis guests enjoyed a noon lunch. The afternoon program featured Miss Simogene Rorick, a state champion, and reports from other county winners.
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Methodist Church
Kiwanis Club
Elsa Brogunier
Schmidt
Spaulding
Durdle
Gage
Simogene Rorick
Chicago
Christmas Parties Mark Yale Season Gatherings
Kennewick residents shared Christmas at home with family and friends in reunions. Many households hosted relatives from Ellensburg Lewiston Hood River Seattle Tacoma and other locations along with local guests. meals featured elk sent from Anatone and multiple family groups celebrated together across several homes.
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Kennewick
Walter Hessler
R. D. Reigel
Ellensburg
Chas. Hessler
W. Worthy
H. B. Terri
B. J. Campbell
L. C. Minert
D. C. Campbell
Herman
Fred
Mr. Campbell
Anatone
Ranch Pays Big Returns from Kennewick Farm
In Kennewick the Geo Anderson place shows strong farming profits. The ten acre tract yields $701 from asparagus, $776 from over 13 tons of early potatoes, and $290 from lettuce. Chickens produce steady $1.00 to $1.50 per year per bird. Eight year old cherry trees promise further income.
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Geo. Anderson
Anderson
Kennewick
Mr. Anderson
Huntington family visits Prosser with Mason family
The H. E. Huntington family spent Monday in Prosser with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mason. Marjorie Jean Mason accompanied them and will spend the week with her grandparents.
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H. E. Huntington
Prosser
Frank Mason
Marjorie Jean Mason
Canadian and American families share Christmas dinner
Mr and Mrs Emil Albrecht and relatives Louise Helmut and George with Mr and Mrs Carl Morganthal Ernest Albrecht and Mrs W O Albrecht of Canada joined Mr and Mrs Carl Brockoff for Christmas dinner in a shared family gathering.
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Emil Albrecht
Louise
Helmut
George
Carl Morganthal
Ernest Albrecht
W. O. Albrecht
Canada
Carl Brockoff
Entre Nous Club Holds Tuesday Meeting
The Entre Nous club met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J. H. Turner hosting. Honors were awarded to Mrs. G. H. Shanafelt and Mrs. R. E. Reed as members enjoyed Christmas decorations and refreshments.
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Entre Nous Club
J. H. Turner
G. H. Shanafelt
R. E. Reed
Fratt Family Reunites After Yakima Visit
C. D. Fratt returned the first of the week from Yakima. Mrs. Fratt and children are spending the week with her parents.
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C. D. Fratt
Yakima
Christmas Dinner Hosts Include Reed and Shanafelts
Mrs R E Reed hosted a Christmas dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Mauk Mr and Mrs Linn Shanafelt Mrs E Shanafelt of Wenatchee and Mr and Mrs Leslie White and Mr and Mrs G H Shanafelt in attendance.
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R. E. Reed
Mauk
Linn Shanafelt
E. Shanafelt
Wenatchee
Leslie White
G. H. Shanafelt
Bird Family Weekend Visit in Walla Walla
Mr and Mrs W W Bird and their daughter spent the weekend with her parents in Walla Walla.
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W. W. Bird
Walla Walla
Two Day Poultry School Dates At Prosser
Two two day poultry schools will be held in this section of the state January 23 24 and January 25 26. Poultrymen of the lower valley are urged to note Pasco dates as few from this area attended the Prosser session in past years. The county office will cooperate with Mr. Marble Pasco to arrange a convenient site near the bridge to avoid long drives to Pasco. The Prosser school has been cut to two days this year with a possible extra day for follow up work on broodery terms in April or May.
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Prosser
Pasco
Marble
Buchanan
Tien
Dates fixed for farm schools in four towns
Definite arrangements set for two day horticultural schools in Kennewick Prosser White Bluffs and Benton City on Monday and Tuesday January 30 and 31. Sessions run 9 30 am and 1 30 pm with half day programs. Speakers include Dr Magnees Prof Morris M D Armstrong Newcomer Lane Jensen and Karr. A definite program will be announced next week.
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Kennewick
Prosser
White Bluffs
Benton City
Magnees
State College
O. M. Morris
M. D. Armstrong
Newcomer
Federal Department
Lane
U. S. Dep’t
Jensen
Karr
Yakima
Mr and Mrs Reiman Visit Relatives in Quency
Mr and Mrs Ben Reiman of Quency spent the week with her parents Mr and Fred Stickle and her sister Mrs Gus Neuman. They went to Walle Wai la Monday accompanied by Miss Lydia Stick.
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Ben. Reiman
Quency
Fred Stickle
Gus Neuman
Walle Waila
Lydia Stick
Eastern Star Installation Ceremonies Slated Tomorrow Night
The Eastern Star holds installation ceremonies tomorrow night in the lodge hall. All members and their husbands and Masons and their wives are invited.
Yakima Chamber backs dual irrigation units if Mead finds them feasible
The Yakima Chamber of Commerce and its reclamation committee agreed to push for simultaneous development of the Kennewick and Yakima Benton Rosa irrigation units if Dr. Elwood Mead, U S commissioner of reclamation, finds them feasible. They will seek official approval and funding, with priority given to both units if possible.
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Kennewick
Plowman’s Club Dinner Noted with Holiday Gifts
Bert Plowman treated Commercial Club members to a fine roasted chicken dinner last Thursday. A Takeuma collection supported meals for the past year and a Christmas effort arranged by the Legion allocated families for Christmas baskets. Apples from Highlands Fruit Co and flour from Kennewick Flour Mills were set for inclusion in the parcels, with apologies issued for the omission in last week’s paper.
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Bert Plowman
Commercial Club
Takeuma
Legion
Highlands Fruit Co
Kennewick Flour Mills
Plowmah
Community services held at St. Pauls Episcopal Church
Special services were held yesterday morning at St. Pauls Episcopal Church conducted by Dean Schmizer of Pullman and assisted by Rev. John B. Pennell. Dean Schmizer attended with his wife and they were guests at the rectory.
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St. Paul’s Episcopal
Dean Schmizer
Pullman
John B. Pennell
Hitchcock Family Christmas Dinner Guests
Mr and Mrs C G Hitchcock hosted Christmas guests including sons Maurice from Kettle Falls and Phillip from Spokane along with Miss Theda Zomayx of Spokane. They attended a family dinner at Finley relatives on Sunday.
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C. G. Hitchcock
Maurice
Kettle Falls
Phillip
Spokane
Miss
Theda Zomayx
Finley
Misses Name Mix Up at White Bluffs Visit
Miss Alma Lenz and George Albrecht accompanied by Her bers Tags traveled to White Bluffs to visit Miss E fae se at her home. They arrived in the evening for a brief social call.
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Alma Lenz
Pele
George Albrecht
Herbers
White Bluffs
Coonley Family Ends Spokane Visit After Five Days
Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Coonley of Spokane and their four daughters Thelma Franées Adell and Gilberta left for home Wednesday afternoon after spending a five day visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Raymond.
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Pacific Power & Light Co
Kennewick Valley Telephone Co
E. F. Reese
Mrs. Foster
Hood River
Wm. Eggers
R. Lenz
Miss Eggers
Vernon Emil
C. N. Keelker
Joseph
Tasoma
Marie
Seattle
Urban
Dean Adams
Pot
M. C. Carmack
Rockford
Joe Perry
Valley Rancher
Valley
Ureg
Plowman’s
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