Miraculous Escape From Falling Log at Nine Mile
The Barnard family of John Barnard master mechanic at the Success mine near Wallace Idaho escaped injury when a massive wooden log rolled down from the mountain striking the kitchen area. Mrs Barnard and one child were scratched and bruised but all others including Mr Barnard were unhurt. Local note: B M Hervey formerly of Colville visits the valley.
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Coxs Host Christmas Gathering At Their Home
Mr and Mrs D F Cox welcomed friends and relatives for a Christmas gathering in their city home. Guests included Mr and Mrs P P Holcomb and family, Mr and Mrs Marion Smith and daughter, Mr and Mrs Malvern Smith and daughter, and Mr Allen Craig. A tree was displayed and a sumptuous dinner followed.
Christmas Dinner and Musical at Wisteria Ranch
A family gathering at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cowles featured an elaborate Christmas dinner for twenty relatives. The group then traveled to Wisteria Ranch to a musical hosted by Mrs. W L Franks with assistance from her parents and siblings including the Mosier, Padoshek, and McGee families. The revelry continued into the late hours.
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Mills Resume Work Boosts Pittsburgh Area Jobs
Pittsburg and surrounding mills in McKeesport Duquesne and allied plants in the Monongahela valley plan to resume by January 6. Over 40,000 idle workers expected back as other district mills also restart soon, nearly doubling employed labor within fifty miles. The Shenango tin mills in Newcastle will have ten of thirty pot mills back January 6, with more to follow and full operation by month’s end. The plant, claimed as the world’s largest, has been idle since July 31, affecting about a thousand workers.
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Wells Host a Christmas Party for Nine Guests
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Wells entertained at a dinner yesterday afternoon with a tiny evergreen centerpiece. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ragsdale of Wenatchee Heights and Mrs. Hubbard, plus Mr. and Mrs. Gillett and Mr. and Mrs. Hagar who joined in music and reminiscences.
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