Yakima Churchgoers Quietly Invite Parishioners
The Church People's Column notes Christian Science services at Masonic Hall Sundays at 11 a.m. Mennonite Brethren meet at Nob Hill schoolhouse Sunday at 3 p.m. Congregational, St Michael, First Methodist hold Sunday services with times listed. Memorials for Co E at Mason's Opera House. Sunday school at 10. Sunday School Convention planned for December 5 6 at Presbyterian church with county participation.
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Christian Science Services
Masonic Hall
Mennonite Brethers In Christ
Nob Hill School House
Congregational Church
Endeavor Society
St. Michael
First Methodist
Co. E
Mason’s Opera House
Epworth League
W. C. Merritt
North Yakima
Presbyterian Church
A. H. Lyons
Congregational
M. FE
Social and hometown notes from Sunnyside district
William Stobie Jr hosted an elaborate dinner for old soldiers and Sons of Veterans with many locals listed as guests. Various community events were noted including a Willing Hand guild social, Dunkards meetings starting December 18, and a reception for Herbert S. Stowe after his eighteen months in the war.
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William Stobie, Jr
Old Soldiers and Sons of Veterans
Stobie
W. H. Cline
J. Brown
A. F. Stobie
H. 8. Stone
Geo. Vetter
M.D. Clark
John Reed
B. R. Atkinson
Jay Tracy
Guild of the Willing Hand
Herbert S. Stowe
Lecture on Woodcraft by J B Creel in Allen's Hall
State lecturer J B Creel of the Modern Woodmen of America will speak on fraternal benefits in Allen's hall Tuesday November 21 at 8 pm. All interested in fraternal orders are invited. Kinsey's advertises fine eastern cranberries.
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J. B. Creel
Modern Woodmen of America
Allen’s Hall
Washington dairymen gather in North Yakima for conference
Washington dairy farmers plan a three day meeting in North Yakima from December 28 to 30. The event is described in notices among other classified items with local business promotions and prices noted.
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Washington
North Yakima
Stabler Leaves for Sound and Local War News
Personal notes report Mrs. Stabler departed for the Sound on Tuesday. Major John A. Logan, son of the famed Warrior statesman, was killed in a Luzon battle on Tuesday. Also noted are job ads, sales at J J Macdonald's, a live eagle in Rand's window, a new South Fourth street residence, and various local incidents from the valley to the city council.
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John A. Logan
Luzon
W. T. Stewart
South Fourth Street
A.M. Smith
Lince
McCutcheon
Liggett
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P. S
Yakima
Church People’s Column
Religious Intelligence
Miss Perry
Roy Lichty
James Sherwood
Mrs. Rollins of
Toppenish
Mrs. Tracy
Dunkards
James Henderson
J.J. Burns
R. K. Nichols
E. J. Weber
McDaniels
J. Walking
The
Sound
Missouri
Mrs. Collett
Mrs. Call
Mrs. Dexter
Chicago
H. Laithlen
John Shomaker
C. H. Furman
James G. Dickson
Com
Kinsey’s
Coffin Bros
A. D. Sloan
Prop
Mrs. Stabler
J. J. Macdonald’s
Rand
Philippines
John B. Arnold
Cowyche Valley
Clara Whitson
al Whitson
D. W. Crow
Sehlotfeldt
Schott Shoe Company
Capt. Wells
Switzer
Opera
J. F. Alberty of
Prosser
KE. F. Benson
Northern Pacific
Henry Schott & Co
W. L. Steinweg
First National Bank
Milroy
Jacob T. Eshelman
J. M. Murchie
Dr. Dulin
Fourth Street
Natchez Avenue
Fechter
J. D. Cornett
Hawk
M. E. Church
Congress
Washington Forest Reserve
Dalles
Mountaineer
Queensware
Crockery
Corner Island Streets
Mason's Opera House
Read
T. G. Redfield
Bsa
North Yakima, Wash