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Endicott More than 200 people were served at Community Club's German dinner and silent auction. The auction had many tables of items, and there was very active bidding. The Pullman Kitchen Band entertained the bidders. There was singing and even some dancing. Endicott school will have Grandparents Day today, Nov. 10, and right after lunch their Veterans Day Program will begin. School will be out on Friday for Veterans Day.... Full story
Endicott Kamryn Langston smiles in her costume. Teagan (left) and Tia (with the hat) Langston entertain with the Spinning Wheel. Mariah Nelson (left), Tinlee Taylor (center) and Taylee Taylor (right) paint happy faces on pumpkins. Gazette Correspondent At the Parent Teacher Organization's first school carnival Saturday, Oct. 29, more than 100 people were served dinner of hot dogs and chili. They had a costume race in the school, because of rain, and the games were in the gym. They also...
Endicott Endicott Parent Teacher Organization will have a carnival at the school Oct. 29 with games and food. There will be a costume fun run at 4 p.m., chili and hot dog dinner at 4:30, then the carnival and games from 5 to 7 p.m. The Endicott Community Bible Church will have candy night Oct. 31 at the church from 6 to 8 p.m. They will offer games, hot chocolate and snacks. Everyone is welcome to both events. Soup and bread night at the Trinity Lutheran Church is now in full swing. Trinity Lutheran Church hosts the event on first Wednesdays...
Endicott Trinity Lutheran Church's Elizabeth Circle has finished Baby Care Kits that will be sent through Lutheran World Relief to places around the world. The church will have a blessing of the kits Sunday. Dad's Night In Pinochle Club met at the home of Sharon Huff Oct. 17. Present were Sue Bafus, Jenny Meyer, Judy Cook, Kathy Schlomer, Casey Shiprek, Bertie Honn and Anne Lowe. The next card night will be at the home of Judy Cook. Flu shots will be given at Endicott Food Center at noon on Thursday, Oct. 20. Correction: Date of the Endicott...
Endicott Endicott resident Bill Hughes went on the Honor Flight to Washington, D.C., Oct. 3 and returned home on Oct. 4. He was in the Army from Jan. 1952 until Dec. 1953 and is a Korean War Veteran. The group had guardians available for the veterans with wheel chairs to assist in the very busy two days. Upon arrival, the schedule was as follows: Oct. 3: an evening banquet at the Hyatt Regency Chrystal City and a visit to the WWII and Air Force memorials. Oct. 4: Arlington National Cemetery, Changing of Guards at the Tomb of the Unknown...
Endicott For the Endicott community cleanup weekend, a 40-cubic yard dumpster was filled to the brim, a recycle bin was used and several truck and trailer loads of yard waste were collected. Those helping were town hall members, Endicott Middle School, Endicott Community Club, Endicott Bible Church, Trinity Lutheran Church and neighbors from around town. Myrna Morasch visited her daughter and husband, Maureen and Guy Larsen, in Napa, Calif. It was a surprise 50th birthday party for Maureen. Myrna also visited with son Kelvin and grandsons Kyle...
Endicott Bill Hughes attended the 90th birthday fête for his sister-in-law, Dorthea Weitz, in Spokane. Dad's Night In Pinochle Club had their first get together at the home of Kathy Storment Monday. Attending were Sharon Huff, Marcia Honn, Jenny Meyer, Judy Cook, Jerine Grey, Bertie Honn, Shirley Morasch, Mary Repp, Casey Shiprek, Sue Lynch and Anne Lowe. The October get together will be at the home or Sharon Huff.... Full story
Endicott Endicott Community Club met and decided to have some trees cut down in Multiflora Park. The trees are diseased and need to be removed. Cleanup Endicott will be Sept. 23 and 24. A large dumpster will be available for use of the town. The wine tasting event usually held the first Saturday in October has been postponed until after the first of the new year due to scheduling. Committees have been assigned for the German Dinner which will be Nov. 6. Endicott school Principal Bruce Porubeck attended the meeting and announced that Veteran's...
Endicott Trinity Lutheran Church will host a Habitat for Humanity reception Aug. 28 at 11:45 a.m. Jennifer Wallace from Habitat for Humanity will be there to thank all those in the area who have helped with projects in Endicott. Thrivent Financial, a group affiliated with the Lutheran Church, had a big part in helping with projects. Those involved are encouraged to attend....
Endicott Endicott Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) is starting a new year. Their purpose is to make the school better by supporting students, teachers and staff. The officers for the coming year are Linda Greenhalgh, president; Sheena Becker, vice president; Tia Langston, secretary, and Laura Jones, treasurer. They are asking residents to support them by donation of dollars, time, prizes and supplies for upcoming projects. The first project will be the Community Calendar, which will run for 13 months, January 2017 - January 2018. They have...
Endicott Jenny Meyer, Endicott Food Center, is very busy now with harvest underway. She makes lunches for several harvest crews in this area. She starts making lunches before 7 a.m. and hopes to have them all ready for pick-up before noon. Free hot dog dinners at the Community Park on Church and Margin are served on the first and third Wednesdays of the month from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. The Community Bible Church is hosting this event. One of the wind storms split a very large pine tree in Multiflora Park. The town hired a tree trimmer to come and...
Endicott Jenny Meyer's children and spouses June 25 held a surprise birthday party for her, celebrating her upcoming 60th birthday. The event was at The Courtyard with more than 100 relatives and friends attending. Visiting Willy and Anne Lowe for a week of June 24 through July 2 were their daughters and husbands. Stephanie and Arthur Dever came from Melbourne, Fla.; Dee Anne and Douglas Hill, Kent. Lloyd Hartshorn, an Alaska friend, came from Plains, Mont., to visit with the girls, whom he hadn't seen in 30 years. While here, the girls...
Endicott Willy and Anne Lowe just returned from a trip to Idaho, Montana, Wyoming and South Dakota. They accompanied Ed and Mae Schultz of Colfax. They stayed at a hunting lodge near Carlisle, Mont. They visited Devils Tower in Mont., Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Horse Memorials in South Dakota, and while driving home went through Yellowstone National Park. The Endicott July 4th schedule will be in next week's paper. The Endicott Community Club and Parks and Rec have many activities planned including food and pie booths, ice cream social, dunk tank,... Full story
Endicott At Endicott Community Club's monthly meeting June 7 they discussed the Flea Market, a new sound system, Spring Clean Up, the July 4th celebration and the Dunk Tank. The July 4 celebration plans are in full swing and jobs have been assigned. The entertainment is still being arranged. Next meeting will be in August. Sharon Huff traveled to Bonners Ferry with Harold and Barbara Huff of Tekoa on Memorial Weekend to visit family, friends and the cemetery. Sharon also spent a week, June 4-11, in Anacortes with the Terry and Sheryl Kyllo...
Endicott Endicott Cemetery District had the cemetery grounds manicured for Memorial Day weekend. The flags of the military services and deceased veterans were flying high throughout the weekend. Saturday, May 28, the Endicott Food Center was the gathering place for many of Endicott families and friends. Among those attending were Daryl and Kathy Storment, Ila Stuart, Myrna Morasch, Connie Taylor, Ted Scheider, Bertie Honn, Greg and Jan Iriton, Pat Byers, Bill Hughes, Tim and Denise Gerlitz, Helen Mae Helt, Dan Helt, Phil, Kaylynn, John and... Full story
Endicott Several people from Endicott ran in the Bloomsday race in Spokane. Participants were Suzanne and Aja Schmick, Kristen Ray, Haden Hallenius, Bob Curry and Greg and Lorna Burns, along with friend Ann Donaldson from Rockford Bay, Coeur d'Alene Lake. Endicott turned out Saturday for a benefit spaghetti feed in style. The Endicott Food Center was filled with participants, food and silent auction items. The food was supplied by EFC, desserts from some of the daily coffee klatch members and auction items were donated. The Endicott flea market...
Endicott Twenty women last Wednesday met at the Endicott Food Center to wish Helen Jane Hughes the best in her journey to her new home in Pullman. She received a money and card basket as a gift. She has lived in the area for many years and will be missed. She has been active in Relay for Life - Endicott Team, Endicott Community Club, Elizabeth Circle, Winona School Reunions and the Whitman Hospital Auxiliary. A benefit spaghetti feed for Endicott local Leslie Starrett will be Saturday, May 14, at 6 p.m. at the Endicott Food Center. Endicott... Full story
Endicott The Endicott Gun Club hosted a Registered Shoot April 25. Winners were: A Class: Sean Lewis; B Class: Terry Leinweber; C Class: Riger Clouse; D Class: Corey Vierz; Lady: Jessica Geissinger; Junior: Ian McGregor; Veteran: Larry Bunlch. Garrett Schlimmer won the state buckle in the second handicap and was runner-up in the first handicap. Brad Johansen won the first handicap and was runner-up in the second; he also won the overall 200 bird handicap. The Endicott Library hosted a Baked Potato Bar at Trinity Lutheran Church parish hall to...
Endicott Myrna Morasch had visitors for 10 days in early April. They completed some remodeling of her home. The guests were Kelvin and Tyler Morasch of Napa Calif., Maureen and Gus Larser of Angwin, Calif., Scott and Kin Morasch of Walla Walla, Krista Mather of Spokane and George and Kelly Cutler and boys of Tri-Cities. Endicott Gun Club met Saturday, April 16. They discussed the planned Registered Shoot set for Sunday, April 24, at 9 a.m. They also will have a work day at the club on Saturday. Shirley Morasch hosted the Dad's Night Pinochle...
Endicott Endicott Community Club (ECC) met April 5. As a guest, Linda Greenhalgh from the Endicott PTO reported on the events coming up and encouraged parents and the community to join the group, which meets the first Thursday each month. Dues are $10 per year. It was reported that the cemetery has decided to change the flag poles used at the cemetery to metal. The Flea Market committee is busy getting ready for the event which will be May 21, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Flyers and advertising will be posted soon. The entertainment for July 4 was... Full story
Endicott Wednesday Soup and Bread was served by the Community Bible Church with a lot of soup, bread and desserts. Attending were 90 adults and children. The Sunday School children met before the dinner and then attended the meal. PTO sponsored a family night dance at the Endicott School March 19. The cafeteria was decorated for the occasion, snacks were served, pictures were taken and young and old had a great time. Dad's Night In Pinochle Club met at the home of Bertie Honn March 21. Attending were Sharon Huff, Jenny Meyer, Judy Cook, Jerine...
Endicott Endicott Bible Church and Trinity Lutheran Church will sponsor the Easter Egg hunt again this year on March 26. The location has changed to the Endicott School grounds. Hunters ages 1 through grade 5 should assemble in the playground at 10 a.m. Cookies and punch will be served after the hunt. Easter breakfast will be served from 9 to 10:30 a.m. on Easter morning at Endicott Bible Church. Come and enjoy the fellowship and free breakfast to celebrate the resurrection of Christ. Easter worship service will be at 11 a.m. Trinity Lutheran... Full story
Endicott The Endicott community club met at Trinity Lutheran Parish Hall on March 1. Principal Bruce Porubek of Endicott Elementary and Jr. High School was present with preschool teacher Tara Huntley to request a helping hand with the cost of new lunch tables for the preschool children. The present tables are not suitable for the little children. The project was discussed by the members of ECC, and it was decided to donate $1,000 to cover the costs of the tables. The free bingo night at Endicott Food Center drew in 60 people and prizes were...
Endicott Endicott Gun Club scores for the last two weeks: Feb. 21: 18 shooters - conditions were 49 degrees and clear. Open: Ed Schultz 25, Dave Johnson 25, Jim Pelissier 22, Trevor Johnson 21. Women: Jessica Geissinger 22, Nichole Vietz 13, Taylar Brown 3. Junior: Connor Pelissier 24, Joe Vietz 23, Carsten Miller 17. Feb. 28: 16 shooters - conditions were 51 degrees with a breeze. Open: Ed Schultz 23, Trevor Johnson 23, Dave Johnson 23, Jim Pelissier 22. Women: Jessica Geissinger 23, Nichole Vietz 9. Junior: Connor Pelissier 24, Joe Vietz 24,...
Endicott Endicott Gun Club shoot Feb. 7: 14 shooters. Open: Jim Pelissier 25, Colton Miller 22, Todd Strader 21, Trevor Johnson 21. Women: Jessica Geissinger 20. Juniors: Connor Pelissier 25, Carsten Miller 18....
