Vacationers and residents noted in Yermo Long Beach items
Inspector Pangankopf and family vacation in Long Beach will be missed by patrons. Alice, a waitress for over a year, remains cited. Cornwell moves into Nichola's former home. Mrs. Claire Gleason visits Los Angeles. Jack Ford and family relocate to R. Casszell’s house. Mrs. Tracy Steck returns to San Pedro after holidays with Mr. Steck. Machinist Brown called to Redlands for serious illness of Mrs. Brown.
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Inspector Pangankopf
Long Beach
Pagankopf
Goaels
Alice
Cornwell
Nichola
Claire Gleason
Los Angeles
Jack Ford
R. Casszell
Tracy Steck
San Pedro
Mr. Steck
Yermo
Mach
Brown
Redlands
Local Barber Claude ZaBass Promises Notable Ad Claim
Claude ZaBass, a west of Forum Theatre barber, issues an attention grabbing advertisement in the Printer aimed at women. The notice hints at a bold statement likely to draw female customers.
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Claude ZaBass
Forum Theatre
Engineer Harry Kelly Attends Beaumont Birthday Celebration
Engineer Harry Kelly visits Beaumont on Tuesday to join a modest celebration for his father turning 80. The event gathered family members and friends, marking a milestone birthday with dinner and greetings.
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Harry Kelly
Beaumont
Jolly Eight Bridge Club Meets For Luncheon Honors
Mrs. B V Rose hosted the Jolly Eight bridge club the Jolly High t on a Saturday afternoon. A two course luncheon was served with sweet peas on the table. Bridge followed with Florence Pigman earning a hand embroidered luncheon set for high score and Nora Jackson receiving a dainty vase as consolation prize.
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B. V. Rose
Jolly Hight
Florence Pigman
Nora Jackson
Barstow Boy Scout Building Fund Donations Report
Donations and receipts detail funds for Barstow Boy Scout Building with totals of 2503.92 paid subscriptions, 1200.00 bank loan, and 3708.92 total receipts. List of donors includes Brooks, DeWitt-Meacham, Colonial and local suppliers. architect plans by DeWolf, electrical work by So. Sierras Power Co. and others. Report certifies books audited by A. A. True and committee chair George Henderson.
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A. Rizsardini
W. Reinhart
Palmer and Ford
Claude LaBass
Christenson
W. W. Smith
Helen McDonald
Alex Kiss
A. H. Staley
Elmo Allman
J. A. Evans
San Bernardino Valley Bank
Evenson
Gilham
Kenneth Marvin
Ryerson
Daggett
A. A
Boy Scout
Barstow
California
George Henderson
Boy Scouts
Kiwanie Club of
Riverside
New Model
Ray Smith Entertains Snoring Miss Clara Davis
The engagement of Miss Clara Davis and Mr. Leon Roberts has been announced. Ray Smith hosted a luncheon and china shower for Miss Davis on Saturday. Guests included Mrs. Davis, Mrs. Moseley, Mrs. Dol Hill, Abrs. Earl Gates, Miss Rose Mary Lurenger and Mrs. Henry Hayes. The afternoon featured 500 with Miss Davis winning consolation and Mrs. Gates taking first prize. Miss Davis, the honoree, received fine china.
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Clara Davis
Leon Roberts
Ray Smith
Miss Davis
Davis
Moseley
Dol. Hill
Earl Gates
Rose Mary Lurenger
Henry Hayes
Mrs Henry Hayes Hosts Shower for Bride to Be
Mrs Henry Hayes gave a miscellaneous shower at her mother Mrs A R Meeks home for Miss Clara Davis. Guests included Mrs Ray Smith Miss Rose Mary Luxninger Mrs Earl Gates Mrs Sam Davis Mrs Braggs Mrs Ivor Davies Mrs Ed Hill Mrs Moseley Miss Clara Davis and Mrs A R Meek. Mrs Ed Hill won first prize and Mrs Moseley won consolation. Refreshments were served and Miss Davis received a basket of presents.
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Henry Hayes
A. R. Meek
Clara Davis
Ray Smith
Rose Mary Luxenger
Earl Gates
Sam Davis
Braggs
Ivor Davies
Ed Hill
Moseley
Ed. Hill
Barstow ties mark marriage of Flippen and Riche
W A Flippen and Miss Stella Riche of the Harvey House reportedly married during the holidays. Flippen, formerly a Barstow resident, now works with the Union Pacific near Manix. Also noted are Mr and Mrs Geauman of Newberry enjoying time in Los Angeles and passing through Barstow on their desert trip en route to their casa.
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W. A. Flippen
Stella Riche
Harvey House
Mr. Flippen
Barstow
Union Pacific
Manix
Mrs. Geauman
of Newberry
The
Angeles
Desert
Jewish Women Arrive in Barstow for National Council Meet
More than 100 prominent Jewish women from the East and Midwest, members of the National Council of Jewish Women, travel on eight cars aboard a Santa Fe Chief special. They arrive in Barstow Saturday at 2 45 p m for a 10 minute stop en route to Los Angeles for an annual convention from Sunday to Friday next week.
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Santa Fe
East
Middle West
Barstow
Los Angeles
National Council of Jewish Women
Echoes of Christmas Spirit and Advertisements
A fragmented page mixes Christmas verse with assorted local notices and ads. It references a mystic station and angel band, then shifts to recruiting education at Woodbury College, a 1-9-30 trip, cattle listings, and a diet aid claim for Diotex, all with partial contact details and stray prices.
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St. Peter
Mystic Station
Billy
Baby Arrives for Jack Cooper Family in Barstow
A six pound baby girl was born January 9 at 1 50 A M in San Bernardino to Mr and Mrs Jack Cooper of Barstow. She is the couple's second child, joining a bright blue eyed boy. Grandparents Dee Cooper of Barstow and Cora Riche, mother’s mother, in San Bernardino, previously lived in Victorville and Barstow.
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San Bernardino
Jack Cooper
Barstow
Dee Cooper
Cora Riche
San Bernardio
Victorville
Barstow mining advances boost ore processing and rail progress
Industry leaders credit agriculture and mining for Barstow's growth as new ore separation and roasting processes near operation at the old mill site. Frank Orr expands Silver Cliff mines east of Newberry. Railroads win praise for safety and profits amid auto and air competition as roads improve toward Goldstone and connections to Petrified Forests. Copper City reports a snowbound Copper Girl Group site with a 35 foot shaft and promising gold silver copper returns. A local dairy push considers moving herds to Los Angeles markets to combat tuberculosis, while river water disputes head toward court in San Bernardino. A help-wanted ad and Sunday dinner note also appear.
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Barstow
West Barstow
Silver Cliff Mines
Frank Orr
Silver Cliff
Newberry
Clyde Compton
Crs
Helendale
Oro Grande
Compton
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Mojave River Valley
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Goldstone
A. L. Doran
W. W. Tucker
Cave Springs
George W. Golden
Daggett
Copper City
Hillis
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