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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1929

Page

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Barstow Growth and Plans in Mojave River Valley

Barstow rapid highway work near Compton dairy farm and a steel First street bridge promise safer travel and a jump in traffic to about 300 autos daily from distant cities. Local figures push for hospital, smelter plans, iron manufacture on the coast, and sustained barite and garnet mining prospects.

T. G. Nicklin Barstow Boulevard Alertz & Co Boulder Dam Compton First Street Scotty Thursby Santa Fe Los Angeles Lou Ledger Death Valley San Francisco Fresno Bakersfield Salt Lake Las Vegas Big California Marcus Platt Daggett Alaska Mojave River Slrods Calico Uearsby Main Street West Hill A. Chambless Amboy sum+s

One Dead in Wrecking Jealousy Shooting in Vermo

R W Hunt of Vermo shot Bill Fountain through the lungs and wounded his wife in a late Thursday evening affray after estrangement. Hunt killed himself with four shots to the abdomen as his wife returned with a revolver. They were placed on a Union Pacific train to San Bernardino for treatment. Hunt, 42, had run a restaurant in Vermo with his wife who had lived with friends recently. He reportedly threatened to kill four people and may have targeted Mrs Gaylor.

R. W. Hunt Vermo Kiey Barstow Bill Fountain San Bernardino Hunt Wm. Gaylor Aind McKinzie Union Pacific Gaylor Fred Hart Wallace Hunt Baltimore and

Reverend MacRae to Move to Ramona Pastorate

Rev Isaac MacRae announced his resignation as pastor of the Congregational Church at a Kiwanis meeting and said he would move to Ramona where he has been offered the local pastorate. A farewell party honored the couple with an $80 gift from the congregation. The MacRaes leave Barstow after Christmas for Long Beach.

Macrae Ramona Isaac McRae Kiwanis Club Congregational

Miss Violet Gifford to spend Christmas at home in San Francisco

Miss Violet Gifford, teacher at Hodge school in Mojave Valley, will take Christmas vacation in San Francisco. She has sixteen pupils, all grades but the sixth. She leaves Friday night and returns January 6. A Christmas program at the Hodge school house Friday at 7:30 features two short plays Santa's Shop and Stranger Child with songs and recitations. A Christmas tree will be enjoyed in the afternoon, each child to bring a gift labeled with their name, later gifts to be drawn and distributed.

Violet Gifford Brodge School San Francisco Miss Gifford Mojave Valley Hodge School

Eugene Cunningham’s Tenth Birthday Party On First Street

Six boys and six girls attended a Thursday birthday party for Eugene Cunningham at his First street home. Guests arrived at four and stayed until eight after games and a chicken supper with ice cream and cookies. Each child received a Christmas gift and Eugene noted many nice presents for himself. Attendees included Betty Zoo Vary Martha Hart Andry Hart Ann Crooks Ruth Haggerty Josephine King Jim Munn Junior Mellor Angelo Luminoso Roger Kerr and Even Evensen Jr.

Eugene Cunningham First Street Eugene Betty Zoo Vary Martha and Andry Hart Ann Crooks Ruth Haggerty Josephine King Jim Munn Junior Mellor Angelo Luminoso Roger Kerr Even Evensen, Jr

Barstow Friendly City Life Includes Trips and News

Barstow residents share travel notes and local updates from Los Angeles to San Bernardino. Mrs. Beggs and son Paul visit Oakland. several families plan holidays and moves as officers address incidents. A Mexican man named Figueroa suffers injuries after a car crash involving Flores near Sonora town.

Barstow W. C. Beggs Paul Beggs Los Angeles Oakland Pasadena Ethel Sell Ava Missouri Ethel San Bernardino Pacific States Savings & Loan Co Fred J. Goellner Barstow This Week To Make Their Home. Mr. Goellner Harvey W. Mosier Southern Sierras Power Company Mosier Perris Power Company Ed. Harris Nash Las Vegas Nevada Erwin Edmonds Edwards Pendleton Ray O’brien Pacific States Savings and Loan Co San Berna Ade Marie Wickler Wickler Smith Florance Toppitg A. A. Reed Newberry Steve Videl Bakersfield Tennie McKinton Palo Alto San Francisco Robert Shunway R. J. Mills Lorin Benton Tiernan Santa Barbara Mildred Wester Junior College Hurst Fred Bauer Alo Rose Inn Figueroa John Graham Flores Sonora

Barstow Jail Receives New Blankets From Supervisor Doran

Supervisor A L Doran ordered fresh blankets for Barstow jail and they arrived early in the week. Officer Harris warns the change means night lodgings may be offered more readily and without sentiment.

A. L. Doran Barstow

Barstow residents settle dispute with cave man method

A pair of Barstow residents chose an archaic fist fight style to resolve a quarrel rather than resorting to firearms, reflecting a throwback approach to dispute resolution in a small town confrontation.

Barstow

Card of Thanks for Floral Tributes in California Loss

Charles C Burden and family express sincere appreciation for the beautiful floral offerings and kindness shown after the loss of their wife and daughter-in-law. Acknowledgments from Helendale and Newberry, California.

Charles C. Burden Helendale Calif J. W. Burden Newberry

Friends Honor Mosiers With Farewell Party

Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Mosier received farewell tributes in Perris California as their circle hosted a party at the Marvin home. Twenty four guests exchanged gifts and prizes in an Indian name themed bridge game with desserts, refreshments, and a Santa moment.

Harvey Mosier Perris California van Aman Ina Marvin Marvin L. E. Tiernan L. J. Henderson Even Evenson John Benson

Mrs True Hosts Christmas Bridge Clubs Fun

Mrs A A True entertained her bridge members on Wednesday with eight other ladies forming a club including Mrs Mosier. Christmas decor, red tapers and small gifts graced the tables. After luncheon, prizes went to high scorers Mrs George Deskins and Mrs LE Tiernan, honoring Mrs Mosier.

A. A. True Mrs. Mosier George Deskins LE. E. Tiernan

Wife of Helendale merchant passes away

Mrs Charles C Burden of Helendale died Sunday at a San Bernardino private nurses home after weeks in Ramona hospital. Leaked heart and lung trouble caused death. Born Fleck King in Calgary 25 years ago, she moved with her Barstow family six years ago and married Mr Charles C Burden four years ago. Services were at Mark DB Shaw Chapel and burial at Mountain View Cemetery San Bernardino. She leaves husband, parents Wm N King Barstow, two sisters Mrs Geo Leak Barstow and Mrs R B Beales Long Beach.

Charles C. Burden Helendale San Bernardino Ramona Hospital Wm. M. King Barstow Miss Fleck King J. W. Burden Newberry Beautiful Mountain View Wm. N. King Geo. Leak R. B. Beales Long Beach

Trees on School Grounds Display Christmas Cheer

The high school grounds were decorated this week with illuminated trees. Lights will stay on through the holidays as the community enjoys the festive display. The paper earlier misread a line about Main Street, correcting it to illuminate Main Street.

Zenda Mine Reopens With Full Crew After Flood

A full crew, over sixty men, are again employed at the Zenda mine in Calico after a water flood caused a short shutdown. Mr. Kasser, former Zenda president and now director, and Mr. Mott of Carlton and Mott New York visited the mine earlier this week. Mr. Mott came from Jerome Arizona where he completed a deal on Calumet and Arizona properties valued at over half a million dollars.

Zenda Calico Mr. Kasser The Mr. Mott Carlton and Mott New York City Jerome Arizona Calumet

Uncle Bob McVicar Enjoys First Airplane Ride At Barstow

Mr. Robert McVicar affectionately known as Uncle Bob, nearly 85, rode in a Barstow airplane piloted by Claude Long of Angel School of Aviation. He circled the city, recalling canoe balance in his youth and praising thrills on Ottawa River rapids. A timberworker for 30 years, he once helped haul large 350 mile lumber rafts down the Ottawa to Quebec, built from 100 cribs of 26 logs each. Now 12 years in California, four in Barstow, his vigor and white hair reflect his outdoor life.

Robert McVicar Bob H. J. Miler Hotel Melrose Barstow Claude Long Angel School of Aviation McVicar Canadian Woods Ottawa River Canada Quebec Russia California H. L. Miller

Exhibition of Stunt Flying by Barstow Aviator

W J Angel, founder of Barstow aviation school, announces a stunt flying exhibition on Sunday afternoon at 2 30 on the Barstow field. He notes the use of new machines in his display.

W. J. Angel Barstow Mr. Angel

Aviation School Opened at Barstow Williams Field

W. J. Angel has established an aviation school on Williams field in Barstow and already enrollments are noted. Pilot Claude Long assists as students take their first lesson this week, including Jim Overton, Spike Flippin, Carl Hays, Tiny Houck, Bud Hillis, and Mrs. Bertha Lewis.

W .J. Angel Williams Field Barstow Claude Long Pilot Long Jim Overton Spike Flippin Carl Hays Tiny Houck Bud Hillis Bertha Lewis Angel

Charter Night Celebrated by Victorville 20-30 Club

Sixty-one members and guests met Tuesday in Victorville as the 20-30 club received its charter. Seventeen from Barstow and six from San Bernardino joined for dinner at the American Legion hall. Leo Thayer presented the charter to Tom Hillman, with Alfred Henderson presenting a gavel from Barstow. De La Pena sisters and Corrine provided dances and songs, ending with dancing.

Victorville Barstow Sam Bernardino American Legion Hall Leo Thayer San Bernardino Tom Hillman Alfred Henderson de la Pena Carmen Corrine

Barstow Graduate Heads to Brazil with Pan American Oil

Marcus Martinez a Barstow Union High School graduate with athletic participation leaves Barstow on the 4:50 train to San Francisco to sail for Brazil. He will join a Pan American Oil Co surveying crew with a $325 monthly salary for 42 months, after a yearly $200 bonus holdback.

South America Joseph Manual Martinez Marcus and Marty Barstow San Francisco Brazil Marcus Barstow Union High School Pan American Oil Co Manual

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