Electric single hot plate sells for $600
Telephere office offers a 660 watt single bent burner hot plate nine inches long with cord and plug included for six hundred dollars.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1925
Page
10
Telephere office offers a 660 watt single bent burner hot plate nine inches long with cord and plug included for six hundred dollars.
Mrs Lita Foley Jefe and Airs Foley lead Bakers field events while Harvey Neuse ends two year tenure. George Quick resumes duties as night clerk at the Santa Fe reading room after vacation, returning Tuesday morning.
The transportation contract for the high school pupil from the Trinkley district to Barstow was awarded to W. W. Warren again this year. This is the third term that the contract has gone to Mr. Warren.
Rev McRae will retire to Bar tow this week and regular services resume at the grammar school auditorium starting Sunday Sept 6. Sunday School at 9 45 A M, preaching at 11 60 A M, Christian Endeavor 7 6 P M, preaching 1 00 P M.
Mr and Mrs James Upton hosted forty two friends at their Barstow north home Tuesday evening. Mrs Frank Conrad played piano, Mrs Lloyd Welch read a story, and a community song delighted guests. Mrs Charles Bay helped serve melons from the Upton ranch with ice cream and cake. Guests praised the hospitality and enjoyed a real evening of fun.
In Los Angeles on September 1 sixty thousand Wome from 205 chapters of the Eastern Star in Southern California back the fundraiser. The mammoth fashion show and home exposition runs October 5 to 10 at the Ambassador auditorium to raise funds to pay off the Pasadena Eastern Star home mortgage and keep the California chapter’s base in the south.
Mrs Ralph Haan and her daughter arrived back Tuesday evening after a trip to Santa Ana, the journey ending with their early evening return.
A surprise party was held at W. A. Dav's Harper Lake home in honor of Mr. Davis birthday. The community gathered to help this rancher celebrate and the event was a genuine and pleasant surprise. Ladies prepared refreshments which contributed to the success of the evening.
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