Nominees Decline to Have Names On Citizens Ticket
Faller, Bousquet, Semner, Williams, and Dr Frank O Culp on Peoples ticket headed by P P Holcomb decline to have their names placed on the Citizens ticket led by Frank M Scheble. State law allows a name to appear only once on a ballot, so their nominations must stay on the Peoples ticket, leaving the Citizens ticket blank.
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O B Faller
Bousquet
Sam R Semner
B J. Williams
Frank Oculp
Peoples
P. P Holcomb
Citizes
Frank M Scheble
Peoples’ Caucus
Peoples’ Ticket
Services At Episcopal Church This Sunday
Services at the Episcopal Church are set for 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. led by Rev. T. A. Hilton with Holy Communion at the morning rite. The morning sermon titled The Uses of the Memory and the evening sermon Eternal Punishment are part of a three sermon course on Stumbling Blocks to Christianity. The vested choir will sing, Claude Tubbs will perform a baritone solo, seats are free, and all are invited.
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Episcopal Church
T. A. Hilton
Claude Tubbs
Richard III Postponed to Monday at Wenatchee Theater
Production of King Richard the Third at the Wenatchee Theater is postponed to Monday night. Train No 1 for the company has been annulled and a special could not be secured. Manager Ferguson says all tickets will be honored Monday and guarantees the play will be performed then.
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King Richard the Third
Wenatchee Theater
Ferguson
Commercial Club Plans Seattle Excursion By Special Cars
A Commercial Club committee led by Arthur Gunn Walter M Olive and Rufus Woods canvassed the city to gauge support for a Seattle excursion. About one car already sold tickets for a second car, with trains leaving at 1:80 that night. The round trip fare is 10 with sleeper coach. two occupying same berth costs 17. If over 100 tickets sell the price drops to a single fare. Interested parties should contact the club secretary to reserve berths and tickets.
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Commercial Club
Arthur Gunn
Walter M Olive
Rufus Woods
Seattle
Eoach Way
Th Commercial Club
Wenatchee High Hosts Informal Reception For Seattle Team
Wenatchee High School hosted an informal reception for Seattle football players and visitors at the Commercial Club rooms on Thursday evening. An impromptu program featured short speeches by Capt Norman Lake and Capt F Gepner of the teams, managers Barnhill and Westover, and faculty members from both schools. Secretary Woods gave brief remarks and light refreshments were served.
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Wenatchee High School
Seattle
Commercial Club
Norman Lake
Wenatchee
F Gepner
Barnhill
Westover
Ralph Shotwell
Harold Lewis
Thos Korgtad
Hamilton Ira Collier
Fred Evans
Wenatchee High
Presbyterian Church Services on Sunday December 2
Presbyterian church schedule lists 9:45 Sunday school with Corbin and Williams, 11 o clock morning worship by Rev. Barnhisel of Tacoma, 3 pm Sunday school at Lewis and Clarke with W A Thompson, 6:30 pm young peoples service, 7:30 pm Evening Praise with Barnhisel. All seats free and open to all.
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A. N Corbin
Bert Williams
Arthur H. Barnhisel
First Presyterian Church of
Tacoma
Lewis and Clarke School
W. A. Thompson
Young Peoples Service
Arthur A. Barnhise
Methodist Church Services Schedule Tomorrow
Services at the Methodist Episcopal Church follow regular hours with Sabbath School at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. Activities include Junior League at 3 pm Epworth League at 6 30 pm and a 7 30 pm social sermon. Special choir music encouraged attendance.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
L R Rufus
Wenatchee High School Makes Fine Showing In Football
The second annual game at the fairgrounds pitted Seattle second team against Wenatchee. A clean, fast contest ended 12 to 6 in favor of Seattle with Wenatchee’s Ralph Shotwell scoring a spectacular center-field touchdown and N Lake kicking the extra point.
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Seattle
Wenatchee
the Fairgrounds
Duff
Lewis
Ralph Shotwell
N. Lake
David Gellatly
Prof. Hamilton
Guy C. Browne
R. E
Collier
R. T
Martin
R. G
Cen. Harter
G Johnson
Bt. T
Jolson
L. E. Barnhill
Mgr
R. H
B. Lake
Q. B
L. Shotwell
1. B
R. Shotwell
F. B
Clary
H. Harvey
Gepner
Local Briefs and Holiday Trade Notes
Local items report holiday turkey orders and discount calls from F Dando. Lee Farnsworth returns to Spokane after visiting Wenatchee friends. Ben Clark travels from Boseman to Wenatchee from Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs Cornish holidaying in Irby. Cornish returns home. Dr McCoy to Seattle Portland trip with stop to visit Robert Kademan in Portland dental college. Harry York traveling through Wenatchee to Seattle from Ritzville, now at Bartell’s drug store. Lem Ward returns to Seattle to sell pianos, aiming two weeks here. sold a Steinway to WI Weekend.
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F. Dando
Lee Farnsworth
Wenatchee
Spokane
Ben Clark
Great Northern ‘Engineering Corps
Wenattchee
Boseman
Montana
Cornish
Irby
McCoy
Seattle
Portland
Robert Kademan
Harry York
Red Cross Pharmacy
Ritzville
Mr York
Bartell's
Crog
Lem Ward
Mr Ward
Tharedey
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J M Ellis
Ellis-Forde Company
A D Wells
Sarah& Sullivan
AR Kufas
Mrs Wells
Monitor
Richard III
Nob Dill
L. V. Wells
Presbyterian Church Services
Presbyterian Church
Methodist Church Services
Bixler
St. Ie
Arthur Gunn Wenatchee
Bousquet and Holm
Wiester
Entitone Peat Ree
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