In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune February 8, 1917. Northwest History. State History. Lodges. City Of Lynden.

Title

In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune February 8, 1917. Northwest History. State History. Lodges. City Of Lynden.

Creator

Lynden Tribune

Date

2/11/37

Description

In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune February 8, 1917.; In The Goode Olde Days TWENTY YEARS AGO The Lynden Tribune February 8, 1917 Up to this afternoon, $700 had been pledged for a new auto fire truck. An infant son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Bedlington Tuesday night. The price of butter is holding firm at 43 cents a pound, a record in local dairy history, Lynden practically attained the championship of the county when it defeated Sumas at basketball Wednesday night. Under the new management, the Lynden Lumber Company started up Tuesday. August Klocke is now at the helm. To aid the starving children of Belgium, a number of Lynden people are contributing this week to a fund to be sent to the national headquarters for their relief. Lynden now has assets of $32,872.05, and liabilities of $31,001.03, or a surplus of $871.03. To this should be added six thousand dollars in tax money which is now due. B. C. Crabtree was elected president, C. R. Axling vice president, D. F. Smith secretary-treasurer, and Nels Jacobson and Jacob Zweegman directors at the annual meeting of stockholders of the Lynden Co-Operative Company on Wednesday. The following is a complete list of freshmen who are on the honor roll for the first semester: Edward Kamm, Elmer Swenson, Bradford Knapp, Charles Sprague, Marjory Packard, Minnie Van Wyhe, Harry Bateman, Marian Bay, Jennie Vander Griend, Ervin Rathman, Edmund Packard, Edna Daniels, Herbert Eerkes, Porter Hatley. TEN YEARS AGO The Lynden Tribune February 10, 1927 Theodore Te Selle is erecting a new home on his place at B. C. Avenue. The C. M. and St. P. R. R. depot is being improved by the building of a new platform. The honor guests at a triple birthday celebration at the George Worthen home Sunday were the two cousins, Chester and Howard Worthen, and Oscar Mock. The Ever Ready Sunday School Class has elected the following officers: Mrs. C. M. Ross, president; Mrs. C. H. Hersman, vice president; Mrs. W. R. Ranton, secretary-treasurer; Mrs. Wm. Kelly, devotional leader; Mrs. F. De Line, membership leader; Mrs. A. A. Wolfe, social leader. The following little friends helped Billy Nichols celebrate his sixth birthday anniversary on Saturday afternoon: Donald De Line, Ivan Le Compte, Glen Lund, Orville Weidkamp, Howard Hersman, Bobby De Motts, Charles Porter, Billy Taylor, Babe Taylor, Ozella Quisnberry, Doris Knittel, Eleanor Knittel and Richard Albers. The following students received grades of 90 or above the first semester: Freshmen — Jeannette Adema, Greta Price, Katherine Rose, Lyna Kamm, Kenneth Boeringa, Peter Kragt, Arnold Brink. Sophomores — Laverne Axlund, Verle Davis, Rose Jones, Eva Kohler, Helen Wilcox, Burton Lauckhart, Robert Stearns, Ben Taylor. Juniors — Marie Elenbaas, Bessie Hitchcock, Leora Jobe, Luella Meys, Don Henry, Mildred Anderson. Seniors—Helen De Geest, Margaret Manus, Augusta Renfro, Florence Sutherland, Elsa Westling, Hilmer Axling, Glenn Axling, Louis Manus, Ward Vander Griend, Dowa Stuurmans.

Subject

Fire truck
Infant son
Mr. and Mrs. John Bedlington
Butter
Lynden
Sumas
Basketball
Lynden Lumber Company
August Klocke
Starving children
Belgium
Tax money
B. C. Crabtree
President
C. R. Axling
Vice president
D. F. Smith
Secretary-treasurer
Nels Jacobson
Jacob Zweegman
Directors
Stockholders
Lynden Co-Operative Company
Freshmen
Honor roll
Edward Kamm
Elmer Swenson
Bradford Knapp
Charles Sprague
Marjory Packard
Minnie Van Wyhe
Harry Bateman
Marian Bay
Jennie Vander Griend
Ervin Rathman
Edmund Packard
Edna Daniels
Herbert Eerkes
Porter Hatley
Theodore Te Selle
B. C. Avenue
C. M
St. P. R. R. depot
Birthday celebration
George Worthen home
Cousins
Chester and Howard Worthen
Oscar Mock
Ever Ready Sunday School Class
Officers
Mrs. C. M. Ross
Mrs. C. H. Hersman
Mrs. W. R. Ranton
Mrs. Wm. Kelly
Devotional leader
Mrs. F. De Line
Membership leader
Mrs. A. A. Wolfe
Social leader
Billy Nichols
Donald De Line
Ivan Le Compte
Glen Lund
Orville Weidkamp
Howard Hersman
Bobby De Motts
Charles Porter
Billy Taylor
Babe Taylor
Ozella Quisnberry
Doris Knittel
Eleanor Knittel
Richard Albers
Jeannette Adema
Greta Price
Katherine Rose
Lyna Kamm
Kenneth Boeringa
Peter Kragt
Arnold Brink
Sophomores
Laverne Axlund
Verle Davis
Rose Jones
Eva Kohler
Helen Wilcox
Burton Lauckhart
Robert Stearns
Ben Taylor
Juniors
Marie Elenbaas
Bessie Hitchcock
Leora Jobe
Luella Meys
Don Henry
Mildred Anderson
Seniors
Helen De Geest
Margaret Manus
Augusta Renfro
Florence Sutherland
Elsa Westling
Hilmer Axling
Glenn Axling
Louis Manus
Ward Vander Griend
Dowa Stuurmans
Northwest, Pacific--History--State History--20th Century
United States--Lodges--20th Century

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text

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Citation

Lynden Tribune, “In The Goode Olde Days: Twenty Years Ago: The Lynden Tribune February 8, 1917. Northwest History. State History. Lodges. City Of Lynden.,” Center for Knit and Crochet Digital Repository, accessed November 15, 2026, https://digital.centerforknitandcrochet.org/items/show/37358.

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