Barstow Chamber of Commerce Annual Election Officers
Barstow C of C elected John Benson as president for 1930 and re-elected B Frank Butts as secretary with A A True as treasurer. Retiring president E L White remained on the board, while new directors E L White T G Nicklin H T D Miller and R J Mills joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE. L .White
Chamber
John Benson
B. Frank Butts
A. A. True
Mr. True
E. L. White
T. G. Nicklin
H. T D. Miller
R. J. Mills
A. L. Doran
A. Waterman
L. J. Menderson
White
Barstow Welcomes C F Springer to Electric Tower
C F Springer, longtime Santa Fe employee at Goffs for ten years, arrived in Barstow to establish residence. He will be stationed in the new electric switching tower expected to begin operations in the local yards around February 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Springer
Goffs
Santa Fe
Barstow
Remodeling at McCue Meat Market Building
J P McCue and Frank Ryerse have operated a meat market in the building now undergoing interior and exterior remodeling. McCue bought his partner’s interest last Monday. A new linoleum floor will be laid, interior remodeling finished, and the exterior repainted. John McCue will relocate from Barstow to Yermo to help his brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J P. McCue
Frank Ryerse
Mr. McCue
John McCue
Santa Fe
Barstow
Yermo
Founders Night PTA Event at 8 P M on 18th
The P T A announces Founders Night to be held at 8 P M on the 18th with a brief program for members and guests. The event aims to spotlight PTA history and community involvement.
To boggan accident injures Chub Kneiling in Big Bear slide
Chub Kneiling of Azusa was crushed by a runaway toboggan on a Big Bear slide Sunday. Accompanied by three friends, the four men lost control and slid off the trail into the woods. Chub suffered a twisted back and was carried down the hill unconscious by his companions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chub” Kneiling
Azusa
Big Bear
Chub
Scouts Plan Monte Carlo Fundraiser at Local Building
About 20 to 30 members arrange a Monte Carlo event in the Boy Scout building for February 26. They met in the Printer office today to plan printing 8,000 certificates of value. Daggett reports Ben Gabbart moved to Yermo to run a new horticultural inspection station with Jack Stauffer and Dave Morey joining as inspectors. location likely east of Williams addition in Yermo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
Daggett
Ben Gabbart
Yermo
Jack Stauffer
Dave Morey
Williams Addition
Mining Partners Visit Daggett Claim Site
John McMillan and Irvin Garringer, partners in mining claims south of Daggett, were visitors at their property this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McMillan
Irvin Garringer
Daggett
Printer John Rockafellow Visits Barstow Office
John Rockafellow, one of the few older printers left, visited the Barstow Printer office. The 70 plus year old was headed to the Printer's home in Colorado Springs after the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Rockafellow
Barstow
Colorado Springs
Trains to Stop at Cadiz for Water and Oil
Transcontinental trains will soon stop at Cadiz for water and oil as facilities shift from Bagdad. The pumping crew and oilers stationed at Bagdad will be transferred to Cadiz to support operations.
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Cadiz
Bagdad
Sarstow Girl Graduates From County Hospital
Florence Hoyth Stutsbury, daughter of Mrs. Stutsbury of Barstow, completed the San Bernardino GeneralHospital nurses course in San Bernardino on Wednesday night. A Barstow school alumna, she was noted as bright and studious. The class motto, Give to the world the best you have and the best will come back to you, fits Miss Stutsbury as she embarks on her nursing career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Hoyth Stutsbury
Stutsbury
Barstow
San Bernardino
San Bernardino General Hospital
Florence
Qutite
Local Notes From Yermo Area And Barstow Game
Yermo residents report De Soto sedan purchase by Mr. and Mrs. George Coyle. Attendance noted at Barstow Chino basketball game in San Bernardino Jr College last Friday. Ruth Fisher and La Veune Peck spent Saturday in Corona for Barstow Corona game. Anaheim visitors Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vary traveled to Vermo with Mrs. Bernice Morley and Mrs. Beebe. Los Angeles fireman Mr. R L Evans visiting Bossiey family. also in town with Mrs. Evans. Traffic back road inspection now in effect between Yermo and Barstow. new inspection station will be built east of Yermo. T Brewer visiting relatives in Los Angeles. Mrs E T Brimmer in San Bernardino Saturday. Ryerse and McCue dissolve butcher partnership. Ryerse may open Barstow shop. Joe McCue renovating butcher shop floor and other improvements.
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George Coyle
San Bernardino
Evans
U. P
Kelso
Hugh Roberts
Los Angeles
Riverside
Yermo
Barstow
Long
T. Brewer
E. T. Brimmer
Ryerse
McCue
Joe McCue
Post Office Petition Splits Hinkley Folk in Barstow News
In Hinkley district near Barstow, a petition to establish a local post office at a store corner emerges amid clashes with the town’s paper. A deputy sheriff’s case against Mr. Kinslow and a judge’s pending decision highlight local tensions, while Barstow mining activity and the Gold Belt Mining Camp draw regional interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley
Nevada
Ford
Hoffman
Victorville
Kinslow
Justice Court of
Mr. Kinson
Post Office Department
Mary E. Kinslow
Lloyd BE. Tiernan
Petition for Post Office at Dixie Store Near Hinkley
Head of households near Kinslow and Son's Store ask the Postmaster General to establish a post office at the Dixie Store on Highway 58 in the Todd School District four miles east of Hinkley and nine miles west of Barstow California. They request mail from Barstow and urge the post office be named Dixie and Mary E. Kinslow appointed postmistress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Kinslow& Son
Dixie Service Station
Highway 58
Todd School District
Hinkley
Barstow
California
Dixie
Mary E. Kinslow
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Cunningham Capsules
Cunningham Pharmacy
Barstow C. of C
Ad. P. McCue
Srange
Make Believe
Auto Show
Band of Nations
Eveat As and
Tiernan Radio & Electric Store
First St
Sarstow
Green Marble
Doran
L. A. Herald
Lancaster
Newberry
A. P. Clark
Westinghouse
Electric Shop
MR. Kinslow
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