Hinkley Welcomes Ronald Seymour Guests Home
Ronald Seymour returns from the Seymour ranch with Christmas guests Boyce and Glen Phillips. The trio, studying at San Luis Obispo, visit family in Inglewood and San Luis Obispo as Mrs Phillips and sons reside there. A holiday dance drew a large crowd at Hinkley school house. Claude La Bass to publish an announcement next issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Seymour
Boyce
Glen Phillips
Seymour Ranch
San Luis Obispo
Harold Bailey
Inglewood
Hinkley School House
Claude la Bass
Barstow and District News: Christmas News and Local Notices
Dr John Graham returned Friday from Los Angeles after spending Christmas with family. Mrs A Craig went to Redondo Beach for Yuletide with her son. A silk scarf was lost at the Rose Inn on December 26 and a $1 reward is offered at Printer office. 1131 Clarence Pearce of San Jose, former Barstow grammar principal, visited this week. Mrs Cora Riche of San Bernardino visited daughter Mrs Jack Cooper. A marriage license was issued to Frank A McDonald and Geraldine White, Barstow, in Las Vegas last week. Alvin Conant of Needles is relieving engineer on the Joburg line during Underwood’s Christmas visit to Pasadena. Mrs Conant motored from Needles to Barstow with Mrs Steve Vihel en route home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Craig
Redondo Beach
Rose Inn
Frank A. McDonald
Geraldine White
Barstow
Las Vegas
Alvin Conant
Needles
Underwood
Joburg
Pasadena
Barstow Welcomes Former Oakland Designer as Resident
Christmas visitors in Barstow include Mrs. Imogene Hatch formerly of Oakland who plans to settle there and offer dressmaking and design expertise. Miss Winifred Haws visited San Bernardino on business while Miss Winifred Louthian returned to Barstow to finish school. A Pasadena trip welcomed a family reunion on New Year’s Day and the Tournament of Roses. Perris Valley Chamber of Commerce re elected George W. Cummings as president and H. W. Mesier as secretary for another term. Mesier formerly led the Barstow Sierra plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Hatch
Oakland
Stanley Snedigar
Barstow
Winifred Louthian
San Bernardino
Fred Nevine
George Deskins
Pasadena
Perris Valley
Antler's Club Thanks Barstow for New Year's Dance
The Antler's Club of Barstow thanks the public for patronage of the Annual New Year's Eve dance. Members note the event's value to the community and report strong attendance and a successful evening. The club extends wishes for a happy prosperous new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antler’s Club
Barstow
Antler's Club
Damgett Crash Damages Sought in Daggett Suit
B A Funk files suit in superior court for 1400 damages after a collision on North Main street Daggett involving a westbound Funk machine and an eastbound Barrera machine. Funk alleges shoulder injury from the crash and names Francisco Barrera as defendant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daggett
B. A
Funk
Superior Court
Francisco Barrera
North Main Street
Berrera
New Year Greetings From Our Patrons and Public
We extend best wishes for the New Year and thank patrons for support since leasing the Futuristic. Breakfast menu features hot biscuits and honey with eggs daily from the ranch and a special noon dish each day, something different.
Automobile maintenance tips from an old era
The article advises adjusting rates for long runs with few stops and notes choke rods fitted snugly in a conduit may stick. It suggests squirting light oil into the conduit to prevent rattling and emphasizes cleaning housings thoroughly before adding lighter lubricant to differentials and transmissions.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bob Campbell
Colorado
Los Angeles
News OF
Friends EN Barstow and District
John Graham
Clarence Pearce
San Jose
Barstow Grammar
Charley Weace
Cora Riche
Jack Cooper
Jerome
Arizona
Winifred Haws
Mr. Mesier
Barstow Southern Sierras
Mitchell's Garage
E. O
Dad
Griffith
Cunningham Pharmacy
MR. and
Mrs
Fred Hart
Wantads
Lumber Jack
Lubin J. Henderson & Son Clothiers, Hatters, Haberdashers
Mojave River Valley
Pacific
Certified Public Accountants
Pacific States
Court Street
R. F. O'Brien
Dan
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