Kiwanis Ladies Night Features San Bernardino Speaker
Thursday evening draws Kiwanis ladies to a San Bernardino club event with deputy city attorney Joe Rench as the primary speaker for the evening.
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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1930
Page
6
Thursday evening draws Kiwanis ladies to a San Bernardino club event with deputy city attorney Joe Rench as the primary speaker for the evening.
Barstow Troop 65 visited Yermo Troop 72 last Thursday night for tenderfoot initiation of Shirley Calloway. Reginald Knaggs led the meeting. Carl Wester earned his 2nd class badge. Yermo presented a tenderfoot badge to the candidate. refreshments were served by Yermo mothers andCommitteemen.
The eighth grade benefit show at the Forum Theatre is planned for Thursday and Friday next week with a children's matinee at 3 15 Friday. The event follows the Camp Fire Girls model. The Mexican P T A will stage a dance this Saturday evening in the auditorium. A Boys Glee Club formed with most boys in grades 5 8 not in orchestra enrolled. Next week a boys and girls basketball game with Yermo is planned. Verification of dates is underway. The orthophonic Victrola bought by the American and Mexican P T A is in frequent use. The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion sponsors a flag essay contest with several upper graders expected to enter. Preparations for entering the Junior Olympics have begun. Willis Cooper is named Student Executive. Milk is being given to underweight children this past quarter with a weekly deficit of 2 50 covered by the Junior Red Cross. the Mexican P T A is expected to assume the deficit moving forward.
According to Ayer's Newspaper Directory about 13,000 smaller city dailies and country weekly papers exist in the United States. They outnumber others and are read by most home owning tax paying American families. These papers are largely owned by country editors and publishers and read by the middle class from which national leaders emerge.
Public notice of a 1930 California foreclosure sale. Kilian, commissioner, will sell at the County Court House in San Bernardino to satisfy a judgment in Belle W. Chipron v Pete Ruiz et al. The property is the west half of the southwest quarter in Section 29, T10N R3W, San Bernardino Base and Meridian. Sale set for February 21, 1930 at 11:55 a.m. for cash to highest bidder. First paper January 30, last February 20.
The annual loss and damage prevention conference of the Santa Fe System lines will be held in San Diego for four days beginning March 25. F. J. Minchie, assistant general manager, announced the event which aims to eliminate loss, damage, and delay to freight in transit. About 600 officials and other employees from nearly every department will attend.
The election date for the high school bond issue and school trustee seats is March 28. Carter, Judge Henderson, and Mrs. Pitcher supervise the registration books to ensure eligible voters are registered.
Safety-First is the pastors topic for next Sunday evening. A special invitation to railroad men and to young people. Both choirs will sing and the service is full of help. A business meeting will be held Wednesday March 6 to elect one trustee and one deacon. Sacrament of the Lord's Supper next Sunday morning. Senior Christian Endeavor Society met at the manse for games and refreshments.
Land parcel fronting U S Highway 66 sold under contract to North Sun Set Inns Company Ltd Ralph A Lucchesi president and William R Ford secretary. Lloyd EB Tiernan declares no responsibility for any labor or improvements ordered by above parties on said property. January 2 1930 last pub of
Hampton D. Ewing through Otis M. Simpson seeks to select 80 acres the N half of the SE quarter of Section 8 Township 25S Range 48E M D California under the 1905 act. Claims or protests must be filed by April 8, 1930 with John C. Ing Register. First publication February 20, 1980. last publication August 20, 1980.
Serial No 025259 dated February 11 1930 announces a notice for the North half of the Northwest Quarter of Southwest Quarter in Range 43 East M D M comprising 80 acres. Avy and all persons claiming adversely to the described lands must file in this office by March 20 1930. First published February 20 1880 last published March 20 1930.
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