Wenatchee The World notes local quirks and Hilton departure
The Wenatchee Daily World reports a range of local items from unpaid Commercial Club dues to choir friction and mud baths on Wenatchee avenue. It highlights Rev Hilton's final Wenatchee sermon and his move to a metropolitan church, comments on churchgoer zeal, and notes police chased couples from school and church grounds as part of a lively community snapshot.
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Genuis
Wenatchee Avenue
West Baden
Indiana
Daily World
Ben Tillman
Oregon
Hilton
Episcopal Church
Wenatchee
Wenatchee Valley
Washington Birthday Party Dances at Mrs Yocom Home
About twenty young people enjoyed a dancing party at the home of Mrs. B. E. Yocom on Chelan avenue north. Rugs were removed for lively lancers and the Virginia reel. Red white and blue streamers decorated the room and water colored programs featured cherries and hatchets. Refreshments followed at 11 o'clock, ending an enjoyable evening.
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B. E. Yocom
Chelan ‘Avenue North
Bear sighting on the Columbia draws Sunday morning crowd
Early morning strollers along the water front witnessed a young bear perched on a floating log then riding swiftly downstream on the Columbia. Observers noted no one had a weapon and Wenatchee’s Sunday sleep delayed broader sightings.
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Columbia
Wenatchee
Daily World Bargains Spark Housewife Interest
A family note from Daily World mentions housewife bargains and a newborn girl at 304 Douglas Street born Saturday to T. H. Walker, the linotype operator. The Walker family has roots in Belfast Ireland and Brooklyn New York with the latest birth in Wenatchee. He hopes future births avoid Japan or Afghanistan.
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T. H. Walker
Douglas Street
Mr. Walker
Daily World
Belfast
Ireland
Brooklyn
Wenatchee
Japan
Afghanistan
Fair Maiden in Distress Mystery Near Cashmere
A 16 year old girl calling herself Myrtle Nelson from Monitor arrived in Cashmere telling a tale of lost purse and elopement rumors. Police are baffled while Harry Taylor aids her journey with donations. a 17 year old Romeo rumor adds to the intrigue amidst public notices and local business ads.
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Harry Taylor
Myrtle Nelson
Monitor
Nelsor
Boniface
Romeo
Willard to Present The Country Squire at Wenatchee Theatre
Popular performer Mr. Willard appears tonight in The Country Squire at the Wenatchee theatre. He is well known in the city for past entertainments and returns for another engagement.
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Wenatchee Theatre
Mr. Willard
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