Wenatchee Daily World Classified and Advert Rates
A brief listing of subscription prices for the Wenatchee Daily World. One year by mail five dollars in advance. Six months two dollars and fifty cents. Delivered by carrier ten cents per week.
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Newspaper
Wenatchee Daily World
Location
Wenatchee, Washington, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1910
Page
4
A brief listing of subscription prices for the Wenatchee Daily World. One year by mail five dollars in advance. Six months two dollars and fifty cents. Delivered by carrier ten cents per week.
Citizens honor State Secretary Wilcox for directing Wenatchee Y M C A building campaign. The effort unites citizens, boosts civic pride, and aims to raise the full pledged amount, signaling a new civic bond and higher standards for the community.
The remaining Grand Army of the Republic will march to the cemetery Monday to place flowers on departed comrades. Citizens are urged to contribute flowers to the memorial day committees. Schools assist in gathering blooms, teaching patriotism as veteran ranks dwindle for future generations.
Wenatchee enjoys a building boom with ten new business structures costing 20 000 to 70 000 dollars. The city thrives on profits from nearby fruit growers and a grounded civic spirit fuels local investment and modern amenities.
A Ritzville State Journal editorial argues against criminalizing troubled youths and criticizes saloonists for claiming temperance is waning. It asserts society should aid hard to manage boys, while noting nations like America and Europe increasingly regulate liquor to protect society.
A partial donor list for the YMCA building fund shows contributions from Arthur Gunns ee, Guilford Marr, L. V. Wells, W. M. Olive, Frank B Utter and son, Conrad Rose, Cox and McGahen, Dr. McCoy, Dr. Blake, P. P. Holcomb and many others. Gifts range from 20 to 2,500 with several 100s and 200s, plus Entiat Light & Power Co donating 250. The roster names individuals, firms, and local patrons supporting the campaign.
Corner Chelan and Palouse at 352 King Street, phone 721. Bible school 10 a.m. Communion services and sermon times listed. Okanogan Avenue corner Douglas with N. D. Titchenal: Sunday school, morning service, evening sermon, and midweek Bible study scheduled.
Chelan and Orondo Rev H L Beightol address 319 S Chelan telephone 1212 lists Sunday school at 10 a m Morning service at 11 a m Junior league at 3 p m Epworth league at 7 pm Evening service at 8 p m Prayer meetings planned Tuesday and Thursday evenings with U P church group activities referenced.
The Christian Science Society maintains reading rooms at 205 206 Columbia Valley Bank building and keeps them open to the public during posted hours for study and quiet reflection.
Daily services 2 to 5 p m except Sunday. Testimony meetings Wednesdays at 3 p m in Elks hall. Lesser sermon read at 11 a m Sunday in Elks hall with Sunday school at 10 a m.
Bible school morning worship junior and senior Y P U services listed with times and evening worship planned. address 318 Chelan Ave South and phone 1716 for more details.
The notice lists midweek and weekend church activities led by Acting Pastor J. L. Webster at 208 Goeth Chelan Avenue. Events include Wednesday prayer at 7 45 pm Tuesday Boys club 4 08 pm Thursday prayer meeting LMS ceDeReSeeaenece 7 30 pm Friday Intermediate B Y P W U Baptist Brotherhood every alternate week 7 30 pm Saturday choir rehearsal 7 38 pm Sprague's Hall Bible class morning service and Thursday Midweek Cottage Meeting.
Morning service held at 11.00 am and evening worship announced at St. Luke's Episcopal Church on North First near Ghelan. Rev. F. Stuant Hiatt presides.
Events include George I birth on May 28 1660 and his death in 1727. The 1672 war declaration in Boston against the Dutch marks the first colonial war action. Other items note births and deaths of Tristram Dalton Frederick Fraley Senator Matthew Quay and Lord John Russell, plus Quebec fire of 1845 and Savannah blockade of 1861.
The Rev. Collins Denny, noted for his long service, has been elected bishop of the Methodist church. The announcement marks a milestone in a career spanning decades of ministry and leadership within the denomination.
Born in Winchester Virginia May 28 1854 he was educated at Shenandoah Valley Academy Princeton University and the University of Virginia. He practiced law in Baltimore before joining the ministry in 1880 and later led Asiatic missions inspection for the M E church South. He served as UVA chaplain and since 1891 has taught mental and moral philosophy at Vanderbilt.
A party led by W. E. Whisnand N. W. Ball Terry Ross Charles Buttles and Whisnand Jr enjoyed a day of sport fishing in Ingall Creek They made a 30 mile auto trip in one hour and thirty minutes and caught 97 trout They describe Ingall Creek as a wind sheltered ideal sport spot.
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