Fragmentary OCR item with tires and prices
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions tires and a price of 145 dollars. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
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Newspaper
Arcadia News
Location
Arcadia, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1938
Page
3
An unreadable OCR fragment mentions tires and a price of 145 dollars. The text is garbled and lacks clear names, dates, or locations.
Mr and Mrs Fred Helm will return home at week end after a two week tour of northern state areas and Oregon. They visited San Francisco drove the Redwood Highway to Oregon saw Crater Lake and will come back via Lake Tahoe and Yosemite National Park.
The Methodist J. O. C. class sponsors an ice cream social on Friday August 12 in the church patio. Serving begins at 3 o clock. Mrs F R Miller leads with assistants Mrs May Johnson Mrs Basha Klinger and Mrs Carrie Ablard. The public is invited.
Mrs Sallie Klineheart of Arcadia celebrated her birthday with a bridge party at 40 Michillinda Avenue Sierra Madre. Hosts Mr and Mrs Albert Barkman entertained guests including Mrs Charlotte Henneforth Mrs Ada Stevens of Arcadia Mrs Winifred Christiansen Temple City and several Sierra Madre residents.
Mrs. Florence Muller of 144 Alta Street entertained Mrs. Joe Bonomo of New York City at luncheon Friday. Afterward the host and guests toured the valley to view local points of interest.
Donna and Joy Elaine Hobbs hosted Miss Betty Carman of Ontario, the houseguest of Miss Betty Harn, on Friday. The event highlighted local hospitality by the Hobbs family, daughters of Mr and Mrs William Hobbs.
Mr and Mrs Carl Randolph and their two sons Lowell and Russell were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs George Dimitry, former Arca dians, who now live on a large alfalfa ranch at Hinkley near Victorville.
Word received by Mrs. David Burness of 308 East Walnett Avenue says Miss Dorothy Burness sails from New York aboard the S S American Banker and will reach London on the 12th. She will proceed by train to Scotland to visit her paternal relatives.
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