Students Visit Union Sunday Schools in San Bernardino County
A group of Redlands University students from San Bernardino Etiwanda and other county towns will tour Union Sunday Schools in Barstow district over December 8 and 9. They will present musical programs at Hinkley Daggett and Palliser, with suppers and home visits, concluding in Palliser at 2:30 p.m. The event is directed by Lloyd E Hansen desert missionary of the American Sunday School Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands University
San Bernardino
Etiwanda
San Bernardino County
Union
Barstow
Hinkley
Daggett and
Palliser
Harper Lake
Hinkley School
Dagnett
Yermo
Helendale Union Sunday School
Palliser Union Sunday School
Palliser School House
Lloyd FE. .Hansen
The
American Sunday School Union
Congregational Notes urge growth and canvass for 1924 Budget
One hundred ten attended church school last Sunday with eight new scholars though many have not returned from Thanksgiving visits. The note urges reaching 125 on the 9th as the Reds lead the contest. Harriet Lazenby and her mother attended after illness, and George Leek, recently at agricultural school in Davis, was also present. Our Every Member Canvass for the 1924 Budget runs this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet Lazenby
George Leek
Davis
Barstow
Harper Lake Valley Union Sunday School Report
On November 25, 1923, the Harper Lake Valley Union Sunday School counted 23 attendees and 4 visitors. Dr. Bell delivered a short sermon from the Gospel of Mark after class. A Thanksgiving party the previous night featured pupil-led program, games, and refreshments with 26 from Hinkley joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley School
Lillia H. Pomeroy
Cor. Sec’y
Harper Lake Valley Sunday School News
On December 2 1923 twenty two attended Sunday School at Harper Lake Valley with seven visitors including five from Los Angeles two from Washington state and Dr Bell of Long Beach. Dr Bell spoke on Thanksgiving sharing historical facts. A surprise house warming for Mr and Mrs Worden followed with twenty five guests and refreshments.
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Los Angeles
Washington State
Bell
Long Beach
Silver alloys expand uses in tableware and car trims
A systematic study of silver and its alloys could widen applications in tableware and automotive trimming. The text notes that small alloy percentages can change properties, with tarnish resistance seen when silver is alloyed with cadmium and suggests aluminum and other metals may yield cheaper, non tarnishable or less tarnishable alloys for widespread use, benefiting western mining states.
Late Week Local Notes And Passings In Newberry Pasadena Visit
Dr D W Edwards and a Balboa friend spent two to three days this week roaming the country. Arthur Osborne died November 22 near Water after moving from Pasadena for health two years ago. Mrs Ida M Taylor died last week in Pasadena with funeral at Inglewood Cemetery. Mrs Taylor survived by two sons and a sister. Wil liam Parker returned from Los Angeles while M A Webber and wife traveled in San Bernardino and Los Angeles on business. Mrs W Elsholz attended to Thanksgiving turkeys in Los Angeles. W A Norton and wife drove from Los Angeles to arrange land assessment work. Nolan Allen visited South Pasadena to stay with family. W N Miller and H W Frederick in Los Angeles. Miller to prove up on homestead November 30. kh Best spent Thanksgiving with parents in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Edwards
Balboa
Edwards
Acrag
Newberry
Miss Smith
Harper Lake
William Parker
Los Angeles
M. A. Webber
San Bernardino
Webber
Ida M. Taylor
Pasadena
Inglewood
Taylor
Archie A. Taylor
Hazen Je Taylor
Alice Blodgett
W. A. Norton
Kh. W. Best
W. N. Miller
H. W. Federick
Mr. Miler
Nolan Allen
South Pasadena
Industrial fund urged to spur new local industries
The Southern California Industrial Fund urges rapid growth of new industries to prevent employment slumps as Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce eyes a campaign for dependable local industries. City development follows this plan, benefiting manufacturers, distributors, merchants, professionals and workers alike.
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Southern California
Los Angeles
Notice to Creditors Estate of C J Timm Deceased
Emma Rk Timm as administratrix informs creditors and all claimants against the estate of C J Timm deceased to file claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Claims may be filed with the Clerk of the Superior Court in San Bernardino or served on Duckworth Harrison at Fuller Building San Bernardino. Dated November 22 1928.
Estate of Mrs E M Tuttle Administrator Notice
In the matter of the Estate of Mrs KE M Tuttle Deceased dersigned E M Tuttle Administrator of the Estate of Mrs E M Tuttle persons having claims against the sach sary vouchers within four months after the first publication of this notice in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California in San Bernardino or to exhibit them with necessary vouchers within four months after the first publication to the said Administrator at the law offices of Duckworth Harrison Rooms 1 3 and 5 Fuller Building City of San Bernardino California Dated November 22nd 1923 J M TUPTLS Administrator of the Estate of Mrs E M Tuttle Deceased Duckworth T Harrison Attorneys for Said Administrator 11-29-28 to 12-27-23
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C. J. Timm
Emma Rk. Timm
C. J.tima
Superior Court
State of
California
County of
San Bernardio
Taw
Duckworth & Harrison
Fuller Building
City of San Bernardino
County of San Bernardino
State of California
C. J. Timan
Emma R. Timm
C. WW. Timm
Puckworth & Harrison
KE. M. Tuttle
E .M. Tuttle
E. M. Tuttle
San Bernardino
Duckworth& Harrison
EE. M. Tuttle
J. M. TU
Notice of Non-Responsibility for Mining Claims
Insurance notice from A C regarding ownership of Sidney Annex South Sidney and related mining claims in Rand Mining District Kern County California. Claims El Oro Mavis Bell Glow Hobo Tunnel No 1 2 8 are leased. owner states not responsible for any labor or materials supplied. Dated January 1 1923. Signed A C. Payment of $20 appears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rand Mining District
Kern County
California
Sidney Annex
Sidney
el Oro
Mavis
Bell Glow
Hobo
A. C
Notice of Non Responsibility for Golden Treasure Group
To whom it may concern the undersigned owners of the Golden Treasure mining claims in the Armagosa Mountains 82 miles west of Shostone Itiva County California announce the claims are being worked under lease and bond and they will not be on site or furnish material for said operations Dated August 4 1923 Names listed Harold Ashford Louis R Ashford Henry J Ashford December 27 1923 Zit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armagosa Mountains
Shostone
Itiva County
California
Iarold Ashford
Louis R. Ashford
Henry J. Ashford
Zit
Public Notice of Land Claim by James B. Anderson
Department of the Interior notice from the Los Angeles Land Office states James B. Anderson of Hinkley California has filed for final three year proof to establish a homestead claim on EB 12 Sec 23 Np 11N RSW IBM. The hearing occurs December 10, 1923, with witnesses David Hanley Frank I. Moore Henry I. Speaker Emma J. Speaker all of Hinkley. Register Dudley Valentine notes non coal no withdrawals.
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Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Los Angeles
Cal
James B. Anderson
Hinkley
IBM
Register
David Hanley
Frank I. Moore
Henry I
Emma J. Speaker
Dudley
United States Land Office
Calif
Warner T. Rogenrife
Boston
SBM
United States
San Bernardino
Notice to co owner on Lookout View mining claims
A. E. Sanderson informs Charles L. Dignowity that under Revised Statutes 2324 annual labor was performed on Lookout View and Lookout View No 1 mining claims in Kern County California for 1928 with labor valued at 200 dollars. If co owner does not contribute proportionate share within 60 days from last publication, the interest becomes property of Sanderson. First published September 20, 1923. last publication December 20, 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lookout View
Rand Mining
California
Kern County
United States
A. E. Sanderson
Safety depends on radio for ocean shipping
The salvage tug Widzeon sails toward the Pacific coast as radio stations receive orders from Washington. Additional stations, authorized after the Point Honda destroyer disaster, will let ships obtain positions by simultaneous cross bearings from two points, reducing reliance on a single station. Radio thus enhances navigation safeguards for ocean shipping.
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Widzeon
Pacific
Naval
Washington
Point Honda
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E. L. White
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White & Platt
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Rosay
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