Henkley Farm Bureau Meeting Last Tuesday
A vice farm bureau meeting at Hink ley drew thirty five attendees. Two U S government film demonstrations covered economics of living, foreign labor impacts, and the value of American products, with notes on labor earnings and community prosperity. The Railroad Commission granted Union Pacific Stage Co a winter auto stage route while Death Valley Railroad plans to end service to Ryan and abandon facilities there.
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Vice Farm Bureau
Hinkley
U. S S
The
Railroad Commission
Union Pacific Stage Company
Furnace Creek Junction
Death Valley Junction
Suiu
Union’ Pacific Stage Company
Ryan
Ludlow News Roundup of Visits Moves and Trains
Ludlow residents made business trips to San Bernardino and Los Angeles while others moved to Bagdad and Needles. Local attendance at the Orange Show included the Christensen and Jackson families and the Langworthy household. A Ludlow death followed a prior auto incident, and a Santa Fe freight rock delayed four trains west of Ludlow. A six-person party enjoyed a weekend in Idyllwild with snow for limited coasting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. M. Gilbert
George Steed
San Bernardino
George Williamson
Bagdad
Ludlow
H. N. Christensen
George Jacksons
Langworthy
Ellen
Los Angeles
John
Grace Dykstra
Needles
Vincent
Berreras
Mrs Buckman joins Barstow stay after Needles home rented
Mrs E W Buckman arrived in Barstow from Los Angeles and plans to reside there temporarily while her husband Mr Buckman recovers. He was hit by a section foreman's car at Ash Hill on December 21, injuring his leg which was cast. The leg heals but remains crooked and he is to be ethered to straighten it once he recovers from a cold.
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Santa FE Hospital
E. W. Buckman
Barstow
Los Angeles
Lighthouse Nan Play Earns Barstow Scout Thanks
Barstow Troop 55 Boy Scouts thank director Mr Whitney Miss Beaumont and many locals including Henderson Pendleton Mills Arends Beimer and Forum Theatre Chas Wallace for support of the Lighthouse Nan play. Gross receipts 106.90 with expenses 35.25 leaving net 71.65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Boy Scouts of America
Mr. Whitney
Miss Beaumont
Alfred Henderson
D. G. Pendleton
R. J. Mills
Carl Arends
M. A. Beimer
Chas
Wallace
Forum Theatre
Ught
Legion Auxiliary hosts patriotic program for Lincoln and Washington birthdays
After a brief meeting on Monday evening the American Legion Auxiliary invited the Legion to join in a patriotic program honoring Lincoln and Washington. Attendees enjoyed singing and a short program led by Rev. Reid of the Congregational church. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake and coffee were served by the auxiliary.
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American Legion Auxiliary
American Legion
Lincoln
Washington
Reid
Former Orange Resident Enjoys Printer Readership
Mrs. J. H. Crouch of Orange visited town for business and pleasure. She says the Printer is eagerly anticipated each week and thoroughly read by the entire family.
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J. H. Crouch
Orange
Miss Alma Gardner Aims for Studio Contract
Miss Alma Louise Gardner of Superior Valley returns from an East coast theater tour with Fanchon & Marco Circuit as a featured dancer. She may sign a contract with First National Studios, her parents Mr and Mrs R A Gardner report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Louise Gardner
Visibe
R. A. A. Gardner
Superior Valley
Miss Gardner
Fanchon & Marco Circuit
Yvirst National Studios
Yermo Local Note: Meetings and Community News
Mrs Longacre buys and enlarges Mrs McCue's house. Mrs White visited Mrs Todd. Rev Lane and Rev Maxwell with Loftus sisters held Kelso meetings. Union Church special meetings closed with baptism last Sunday. Twenty two townspeople attended gospel service last Friday. Election registration at Staricke's lunch room. Eva Mae Brimmer visiting parents in Yermo. Doris McDonald spent Sunday with her parents. Gorman family return from Los Angeles. Morris Bros. Carpenters awarded contract to build new inspection station in Yermo. Locals attend National Orange Show in San Bernardino. Robert Bossley recovering from pneumonia. Mrs Evans returns to Los Angeles after visiting Bossley family. Doris Clark recovering from flu. La Veune Peck injured on railroad tracks. Gloria Connell improving after stomach injury. Rumor of Mrs Wallahan opening a restaurant in Lougacres home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Staricke
Eva Mae Brimmer
Los Angeles General Hospital
Ed. Brimmer
Doris McDonald
Harry McDonald
Ed Gorman
Los Angeles
Yermo
Gorman
Union Pacific
Morris Bros. Carpenters
San Bernardino
Robert Bossley
R. L. Evans
Wilma Copp Turns Six With Birthday Party
Little Wilma Copp celebrated her sixth birthday with twenty friends from two to four. Children enjoyed games and contests, a large pink and yellow cake, and ice cream. Wilma received many nice presents.
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Wilma Copp
Wilma
Barstow Hutchison Street improvement plan authorized
San Bernardino County Board of Supervisors resolves to improve Hutchison Street Barstow with cement concrete sidewalks and a monolithic curb and gutter on both sides between First Street and the Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway right of way. The project is declared of wider public benefit and financed by serial bonds under the Improvement Bond Act of 1915. Objections may be heard March 10 1980 at 11 a.m. in San Bernardino County Courthouse chambers.
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Board of Supervisors
County of
San Bernanlino
State of California
San Bernardino
Hutchison
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
Barstow
First Street
Hutchison Street
Atchison,Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company
San Bernvardino
San Bernardino County
California
Thley
Main Street
County Court House
City of
County of San Bernardino
Daggett News Briefs Mention Local Residents and Moves
Daggett notes report Mrs A L James of Los Angeles returned home after a week with her husband at Millett's Bunga low Court. Tiny Sample of the Inspection Station force left for Los Angeles on business. O M Morley builds a house in Yermo. Mr and Mrs C Henderson of Pomona visit Daggett en route to Death Valley. Henderson was a Daggett telegraph operator. Mr and Mrs R D Price, now at Smithfield Utah, announce birth of a baby daughter in February. Price was formerly electrician at Zenda Mine Calico. Mr M A Cassidy from Florida is new telegraph operator receiving Earl Gates who moves to Barstow. Mrs Bohlen, Millett's Dining Room employee, visits husband in hospital in San Bernardino. Orange Show seen in San Bernardino. Doc Smith ill with a severe cold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. James
Los Angeles
Millett
Bungalow Court
O. M. Morley
Yermo
C. Henderson
Pomona
Daggett
Death Valley
Henderson
San Bernarino
Doc Smith
Minneola Notes On Trips Visits And Naval Cruise
L N Skobel spent days in Los Angeles on business. Miss Mary Haimut visited LA area for a week and returned with Miss Betty Enfield of Placentia. Reed represented the Minneola school board at a county trustees meeting in San Bernardino. Miss Scott and Newberry pupils celebrated Valentine Day with Miss Lewis and her class, then hosted Lincoln and Washington birthday activities with valentines and refreshments. Lewis and Scott visited Redlands for the weekend. Neal Webber, Feb 15, wrote that he sails with the Pacific Fleet on a four month cruise, passing the Panama Canal, doing war maneuvers in the Caribbean with 800 planes, then Cuba and the Atlantic coast to New York, returning to San Pedro and San Diego around June 21. He serves on the plane guard Aroostook.
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Los Angeles
Mary Haimut
Betty Enfield
Placentia
Miss Lewis
Lincoln
Washington
Miss Scott
Redlands
Neal Webber
Pacific Fleet
Panama Canal
Caribbean Sea
Cuba
Atlantic
New York
San Pedro
San Digeo
Neal
Aroostook
Miss Florance Topping Visits Barstow Friends
Miss Florance Topping of San Bernardino spent the weekend with friends in Barstow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florance Topping
San Bernardino
Barstow
Wanted second hand bee stands and supports
Notice from Barstow California 1930 public works resolution. Porter Santa Fe Reading room listed contact T B Walker. Hearing before the county board on improvement. publication in Barstow Printer designated for notices. Resolution passed February 17 1930 with no opposed votes.
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Porter Santa Fe
T. B. Walker
Card of thanks for support after loss of husband and father
Mrs J W McGRATH thanks many kind friends for help and thoughts during her loss. Special thanks to Barstow American Legion and Kingman Elks. D Ryerse of Yermo is on a short vacation in Los Angeles.
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Barstow American Legion
The
Kingman Elks
D. Ryerse of
Yermo
Los Angeles
Notice of Public Land Selection by Hampton Ewing
Hampton D Ewing by attorney Otis Simpson filed in Sacramento a claim to 80 acres comprising the North half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 8 in Township 25 South Range 43 East M D M California under the 1905 act. Objections or protests due by April 3, 1930, to the land office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hampton D. Ewing
Otis M. Simpson
Trona
San Bernardino County
California
Department of the Interior
United States Land Office
Sacramento
John C. Ing
Register
Property description notice for North half of southwest quarter
Serial No. 025259 lists a land description dated February 24 1905 for the north half of the southwest quarter in Range 43 East M D M with av y and all claimants, first publication February 20 1930, last publication March 20 1930.
Business Visitor Bevensen in Los Angeles
Bevensen traveled to Los Angeles as a business visitor in the early week, engaging with local contacts and observing market conditions. The trip highlights ongoing professional interests and potential future collaborations in the region.
New three and a half mile Cajon Pass road opens
The Cajon Pass gains a new three and a half mile highway costing 130000 dollars. Crews excavated 400000 cubic yards, filled deep as 100 feet, and removed dangerous curves without widening the road. District engineer E Q Sullivan says oiling will start in March. The route joins the National Old Trails highway through Barstow.
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Cajon Pass
Difficult
E. Q. Sullivan
District Enginer Division of Highways
Barstow
Aunt Ella Atkins to Join Niece in Los Angeles
Mrs. Ella Atkins of Chicago will leave the last of the week for Los Angeles after visiting Barstow with her niece Mrs. Claude Green and family. Mrs Green had not heard from her aunt, her father's sister, for 36 years and believed her relative dead. Recently, Mrs Atkins learned of her niece's whereabouts through other relatives.
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Ella Atkins
Chicago
Los Angeles
Barstow
Claude Green
Green
Atkins
Mrs. Green
Hollywood guests share weekend visit with Rialto couple
Mr and Mrs Robert Bane of Hollywood spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Brooks Tabor. Also visiting Sunday were Mr and Mrs Fred Millis and Mr and Mrs Sam Millis of Rialto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bane
Hollywood
Brooks Tabor
Fred Millis
Sam Millis
Rialto
Barstow Warns Home Beauty Operators on Licensing Rules
Barstow beauty operators working from home received notice that operating in ordinary rooms without state licenses is illegal. The first notice carried no fine, serving as a warning to comply with licensing requirements.
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Barstow
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Cunningham Capsules
Nyle
Cunningham Pharmacy
Henkley Farm Bureau
Ludlow News
Daggett News
Minneola News
Doran
Cheney
Anderson
Grier
Biggin
B. Grier
J. W. McGrath
Bevensen
ADSO
Atwater
Kent
Victor
Crosley
Riley Electric Shop
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