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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1932

Page

4

News Of Friends In Barstow And The Vicinity

Mrs C M King leaves for Long Beach to spend the remainder of the week with her aunt. Mr and Mrs Frank West weekend in Los Angeles for the auto show and Tejuana. Mr and Mrs A W Smith motor to Bakersfield Sunday and spend the day. Mr and Mrs George Patton Sunday in San Bernardino at Mrs T A Norcop's home. John Benson visits in San Bernardino Tuesday and Wednesday. A B Barret of Hollywood visiting at Robert Jardine's in Hinkley. Miss Leah Chapin, former Los Angeles college student, at home in Hinkley. Russell Riley travels to Los Angeles for a Westinghouse meeting to view 1982 products. Mr and Mrs Homer Clevenger entertain four friends at Helendale Do Drow Inn before visiting Mrs Daisy B Johnson and her son Francis.

C. M. King Long Beach Frank West Los Angeles Tejuana George Patton San Bernardino T. A. Norcop Patton A. B. Barret Hollywood Robert Jardine Hinkley Homer Clevenger Helendale Daisy B. Johnson Francis

Riverside visitors tour Barstow borax fields and stone collection

Ms. god Mrs. McWilliams and two daughters Mr. and Mrs. Connell and Arlis Thotyson of Riverside visited Barstow Sunday. Mr. McWilliams manages Sperry Flour Mill in Riverside and Mr. Cornell is a field man. They toured borax fields with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Mortesen, then viewed a private collection of precious and semiprecious stones owned by Mr. and Mrs. Charley Williams.

God McWilliams Connell Arlis ‘Thotyson Riverside Barstow Sperry Cornell Pete Mortesen Charley Willams

Kiwanis and Lions Club Exchange Visit in Victorville

Barstow Kiwanis members joined Victorville Lions Club for a joint meeting, with talks by Lubin Henderson and others. Plans for monthly joint meetings and a future Barstow Victorville exchange were discussed, plus efforts to aid cement plant and rail shop workers with checks.

Barstow Ed. Sterns Thomas Wilson San Bernardino Mofere Victorville Adelanto Mountain Desert Clff Moon The Lions Club I. W. Gilliand W. J. Hawks Mary Lynn Bastow High School John Benson Ed Sterns Cory Groot B. BE. Barr Tgo

W. E. Lee Returns to Barstow Purchases Shoe Shop

W E Lee, former Barstow shoe repair shop owner, returns to town and buys the Barstow Shoe Repair Shop. He had aided Pete Ring in Escondido and previously ran the Barstow shop before leaving. He also takes over the shop opened by A Talia on East Main Street.

W. E. Lee Barstow Bud Rush Pete Ring Rush Mr. Lee Escondido A. Talia East Main Street Lee

Lions and Wildcats clash in rebounding fund drive

The Lions lead the clash to replenish the Student Body Fund as the Varsity basketball team shut down Needles 33 to 11 on Friday at the local court. Armand Stewart led scoring amid a week ending with a cool Monday assembly featuring Gordon Park on Traditions, orchestra, glee club songs, and readings by Clair Seymour and Alma Braunzweig.

Lions Wildcats Armand Stewart Gordon Park Glee Club Clair Seymour Alma Braunzweig

Mrs McKenna Visits Barstow As House Guest

Mrs L J McKenna of San Francisco arrives in Barstow to stay with Mr and Mrs Charley Wallace. Known as Dorothy Steinberg, she left Barstow three years ago after her father ran a dry goods store here. Her reunion includes Miss Ann Steinberg of Salt Lake City and Mr and Mrs Steinberg in Wickenburg, Arizona.

L. J. McKenna San Francisco Barstow Charley Wallace McKenna Dorothy Steinberg Wickenbureg Arizona Steinberg William Wickenberg

Barstow notes on industry and infrastructure

Agricultural and industrial notes discuss home industries around Barstow and Mojave River Valley, a Denver to Los Angeles short line railroad via Barstow, poultry markets, highway improvements, a new Mojave River bridge, and road work west of Barstow. Also covered are a silver coinage bill in Congress, clay shipments to Los Angeles, Nevada slot machine taxes, and calls to revise California license laws.

Denver Los Angeles Barstow Mojave River Valley F. Q. Sullivan San Bernardino Mojave River Uncle Sam Congress J. H. Stone Nevada Age of Las Vegas California

Wiley Henderson and Verna Compton couple noted

Roy O Wiley Henderson aged 21 and Verna O 27 both of Compton California are recorded in a local notice. The entry lists names ages and place without further details or context.

WILEY

Catholic Ladies Sponsor Another Delightful Party

Mrs. B H Long and Mrs. Harry EB Foglesong hosted a Catholic Church card party at the Antler's Club. About fifty attended, playing Bridge and 500 with prizes including kitchen sets, a silver bon bon dish, and a cigarette box. Next event will be hosted by Mrs Edward Beahan and Mrs Ed Evans.

B. H. Long Harry EB. Foglesong Antler Potter O. J. Underwood Andes Edward Evans Irvin Lillie H. J. Jackson Fred Nevins Gordon Park Street Curtin Annie Dolan Tulla Sauer Arthur Brisbane Ranch Barstow Edward Beahan Ed. Evans

Former Barstow Ladies Visit Here This Week

Former Barstow residents Mrs. B. F. Gouldin of Fullerton and Miss Tecla Dalman of San Bernardino left today for home after five days visiting friends as house guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Beimer. They attended breakfasts, bridge parties, and a supper hosted by Mrs. Charley Williams. The group included Mrs. Elizabeth Forrest and other local friends. Mr. Williams displayed a gems and minerals collection, noting petrified tracks from southern Utah and bluish marbles slated for analysis, with a hailstorm of similar marbles once reported in Ohio.

B. F. Gouldin Fullerton Tecla Dalman San Bernardi Adles M. A. Beimer Elizabeth Forrest A. R. Meek Charley Williams H. L. Miller Gouldin Miss Dalman Williams Bryan Mr. Williams Ohio

W. B. A. Elects Officers at Rose Run Meeting

The Womens' Benefit Association held a regular meeting at Rose Run with guests from California and local charter members. Officers elected include Mabel Palmer as president, Sarah Williams as vice president, Minnie Allen as past president, Anna Caley as financial secretary, Mytle Meek as recording secretary, Jennie Pendleton as treasurer, Janette Wilson as chaplin, Bessie Lazenby as press correspondent, and several district posts. A public installation will follow with visiting teams performing drills and Ginn to install. New members were welcomed and refreshments served.

Womens’ Benefit Association Rose ‘Run Bryan San Francisco B. F. Gouldin Fullerton John Benson San Bernardino Barstow Treauher Jennie Pendleton Chaplin Janette Wilson Bessie Lazenby Mabel Hill Inez Beimer Estella Merriman Esther Ashby Agnes Powell Kathryn Morgan W.E.A Ethel Dillingham Lillian Cooper Francis Haan Gladys Slaton Zoe Vary Kathryn Jordan Ginn

Civic Pride plans terrace and sod at Reservoir Hill

The Civic Pride Association of Bar stow considers planting pines on Reservoir Hill slopes and shipping real sod from Kansas to cover the high school lawn. Local finances are tight since switching to cash accounting and visitors are short on money. The Do Drop smokestack remains active, signaling ongoing industry despite hard times.

The Civic Pride Association of Barstow Reservoir Hill Kansas Wall Street

Banana beer surge hints at national prosperity revival

The Blue and White stores see higher demand for bananas and yeast cakes as mixing them in a home still is said to yield good banana beer. Laundries report declining lines and less starch use, with speculation employees are using it on sandwiches.

Blue & White

Wood price tops steel billets in west as demand stays firm

The note discusses eighteen dollar a cord wood costs, steady demand, and the unusual price lead where wood exceeds steel billets for the first time in history. It cites U S bonds dropping to under 34 affecting local buyers who purchased bonds at par last September. It mentions silver dollars trading at par for stamps and money orders at the post office and criticizes agricultural guidance favoring cabbage and lettuce due to oxygen dynamics in the soil.

U. S

Mulligan Coffee Deal At Cafes Eases Hunger Rumor

A note praises a buy one get one offer on mulligans at cafes, claiming coffee helps the hungry as dwindling Brazilian Bond holdings by senators and banks are blamed. It extols coffee’s resilience against repeated boiling and the restorative power of hickory spoons in lumber camps.

Redmans Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs William Redman marked their silver wedding anniversary in St Louis Missouri on January 9 1982 with a family dinner. Attending were children Ethel Vivian Alberta James a married daughter Mrs G L De Long and husband and Mrs Do L Bay neighbors. Gifts included a silverware set a silver salt and pepper set a large clock and other presents. Mr Redman works as a switchman in the Santa Fe Barstow yards.

Wiliam Redman St. Louis Missouri William Redman Ethel Vivian Alberta James G. L. de Long Do. L. Bay Redman Bay Mr. Redman Sintchwan Barstow

CURTAINS SOLD BY EXPERIENCED CURTAIN OPERATOR

A curtain finishing service advertises at 109 East Cottage Street by Mildred Webb. A purse left in Pete's Shoe Shop by a child was found and owners may claim it by paying for this advertisement and identifying the property.

East Cottage Street Mildred Webb Pete

How Many of US REALLY THINK

Discussion explains two mental phases the conscious directing mentality and the subconscious reacting mentality. It argues personal responsibility rests with the individual for directed thoughts and actions, while signaling future installments will cover tapping subconscious thought to enhance life and magnetism.

Marriage Licenses Issued in Las Vegas Nevada

The Las Vegas Age reports licenses issued in Las Vegas January 12. Couples include John Riley Hughes 20 and Margaret C Lankford 18 of Yermo, Charles J Lankford 44 and Viola Alvenia Hughes 35 of Yermo, Charles P Cline 22 Mojave Calif and Reona Grant 18 Mojave Calif, Bailey McRoberts 21 and Doris Elizabeth Bright 19 Mojave Calif, Henry Dodson 49 and Addie Ualls 43 Mojave, Thomas Clyde Little 33 Los Angeles and Dorothy B Mairs 20 Independence Calif. For Rent Room inquire 108 West Cottage Street Mildred Webb. op

Hughes-Lankford John Riley Margaret C Yermo Lankford-Hughes Charles J Viola Alvenia Las Vegas Nevada

Barstow Fire District bids for First Street building

Notice to bidders from Barstow Fire District bids to construct a building on First Street Barstow with opening January 28 at 10 am Plans and specs available at BD L White office. Board may reject any or all bids. Signed by Commissioners H G Cunningham George Henderson Edwin Hill and others.

Barstow Board of Fire Commissioners of H. G. Cunningham George Henderson Edwin Hill H, White, Clee

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A. W. Smith Bakersfield Leah Chapin Olege Russell Riley Weestinghouse Electrical Kiwanis High School News Eusephus Department of Agriculture Redmans J. George Conner
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