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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1927

Page

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Barstow Wins Second Basketball Game in Victorville

Barstow, visiting Victorville last Friday, won a hard fought boys basketball game due to superior shooting. Starting quintet for Barstow included Shotwell Kerr Topping Melton Wetenhall. The halftime score was 11 to 4, with Barstow controlling play in the second half and substituting frequently. Referee was Mr. Kelly. a good crowd attended. Next games: Jan 28 at Needles, Feb 4 at home against Needles.

Barstow Victorville Shotwell Kerr Melton Wetenhall Irwin Topping Wetenball Leak Rowe Upton Kerrad Shotwell Serrano Meltons Kelly Needles

Burial for Ray Garret After Prolonged Ill Health

Ray Garret died Monday at his mother's home after three years of illness. Born September 26, 1900 in Johnson City Tennessee he lived in Texas then California before returning to Barstow in September. He worked in the Santa Fe baggage room until health failed and died after nine months in a Banning hospital and subsequent tuberculosis from pneumonia. Funeral services were held Tuesday at home with Rev McRae officiating. He leaves his mother two sisters Stella Foley Olive Garret and four brothers. Community sympathy goes to the family.

Ray Garret Willie Ray Garret Johnson City Tenn Texas California The Santa Fe Barstow Banning Rev.McRae Stella Foley Olive Garret

Railway Improves Special Officers Quarters

The Santa Fe special officers office gains three desks new chairs and a typewriter. The relocated space at the depot west end beside the ice storage room now has paint new furniture and greater convenience for officers.

Santa Fe Special Officers

State highway worker dies of heart attack in Newberry

W C Harp 69, a state highway commission maintenance employee at Newberry, was found dead by fellow workers late yesterday afternoon. Death believed due to heart trouble. He had been dead only a short time when found. Deputy Coroner Emmett Waters left for Newberry to conduct an inquest.

W. C. Harp State Highway Commission Newberry Fellw Harp Ben Emmett Waters

Toronto visitor Miss Leak to visit Leak family

Miss Leak of Toronto is visiting Mr and Mrs George Leak and relatives here She will later make her home in Los Angeles.

Miss Leak Toronto Canada Mrss George Leak Los Angeles

Barstow Couple Melton and Flenniken Wed in LA Context

Arnold Stanley Melton age 23 from Oklahoma and Adah Flenniken age 18 born in Barstow and raised there married on Monday. Melton works at the American Express office, son of Mr and Mrs W W Melton. New Mrs Melton will reside with her husband in the Dillingham Apartment.

Arnold Stanley Melton Oklahoma Adah Flenniken California Barstow W. W. Melton American Express Los Angeles Dillingham

Hendersons welcomed a baby boy George Jr at nine pounds

The George Henderson family celebrates the birth of their son at 11 30 a m Tuesday at Dr B A Andersons residence. Nurse Cashman reports the infant weighs nine pounds. The couple already have a daughter Maxine and have named the baby George Jr honoring the father. Grandparents Lubin J Henderson are noted locally.

George Henderson B. ©. Anderson Cashman Hendersons Maxine George, Jr Lubin J. Henderson Desert

Messages Sealed in Box to Remain 73 Years

In Washington DC a hermetically sealed box with messages from Masonic and government officials was placed in a secret site on January 14 and will be opened only on January 14 in the year 2000. The ceremony followed Brightwood Council No 6 R S M’s first annual grand visitation at Brightwood Masonic Temple. Messages are addressed to lodge officers in 2000.

Ashington D. C Brightwood Council Brightwood Masonic Temple

Kattie McCue Visits Brother in Yermo This Week

Kattie McCue visited her brother and his wife Mr and Mrs McCue in Yermo this week.

Kattie McCue Mr. and Mrs. McCue Yermo

Mrs West entertains visitors from New York and Washington

Mr and Mrs F E West hosted Miss Ella Parker of New York and Miss Flay Wilkins of Washington DC as guests. Miss Wilkins, a government nurse who served overseas, will reside in Glendale for a year and is Mrs Wests niece.

F. E. West Ella Parker New York Flay Wilkins Washington, D. C

Helendale Dance Draws Crowd From Local Communities

Helendale hosted a lively Saturday dance with many local attendees and guests from San Bernardino Victorville Barstow and Hinkley. The Palmer Orchestra provided music and kept dancers enjoying themselves into Sunday morning.

Helendale San Bernardino Victorville Barstow Hinkley Palmer Orchestra

Local Businessmen Address Boy Scout Meeting Enthusiasts

Last Friday evening speakers included Chairman R R Burke of Standard Oil who lectured on employee duties from hire to management. Scout Master Mason spoke on oil field well drilling and Mr Weld discussed banking with questions about time clocks and vault tours. Stunts by Patrol No 2 and planning for tobacco talks, open meetings, and future visits by officials were noted.

R .R. Burke Standard Oil Company Burke Mr. Weld Patrol No. 2 Whitlow Meyers

Property improvements on east end of Barstow street

The Barstow business district sees ongoing upgrades with A. J. Weld and RB I Brooks active on the east end. W. H. Sides plans a new Inn Camp service station and campgrounds while the nearby Klan building was relocated north of the Harvey House. A $5000 corner block is being planned by a purchaser. Power lines are extended by Southern Sierras Power. Imperial Utilities may extend water mains. A Fifth street road petition seeks a through route for county workers and Williams addition residents.

Barstow Drumm A. J. Weld RB. I Inn Camp Vlans Southern Sierras Power Company Imperial Utilities Corporation Board of Superivisors Fifth Street Counti Williams Addition

Thursby Returns to Barstow for Auto Dept Work

Hugh Thursby resumes duties in Barstow’s car inspection department after transferring to Needles years ago. His family will relocate to Barstow soon as Thursby’s Hardware and Electric Shop emphasizes repair of trans and electrical appliances. Barstow Coca Cola Bottling Works under E. E. Calvert and Ray Sperry undertakes improvements to handle rising season demand with remodeled equipment and new flavors. The plant, started two years ago, serves Barstow and the district on this side of the San Bernardino mountains.

Hugh Thursby Barstow Needles Coca Cola Bottling Works E. E. Calvert Ray Sperry San Barnardino Mountains

Radiola 26 portable superheterodyne at Barstow store

The Radiola 26 portable superheterodyne requires no aerial or ground and can be carried like a suitcase. Displayed at Tiernan Radio and Electric Store in Barstow Printer building, it joins six tube Radiola 25 and Radiola 28 eight tube models. Also offered Philco A and B pottery eliminator with guarantee.

Tiernan Radio and Electric Barstow Philcco A

Birth of Thomas Donahue Jr weighs eight pounds

Thomas Donahue Jr arrived January 13 and is described as a perfect specimen of babyhood. He weighs eight pounds and both mother and child are reported doing nicely at Dr. B. C. Anderson's residence.

Thomas Donahue, Jr Thomas Donahue B. C. Anderson

Mrs. H A La Marsh and Mrs Searles Visit San Bernardino

Mrs. H A La Marsh and Mrs. Searles of Needles are spending several days in San Bernardino for a short visit and local sightseeing opportunities.

Free Pictures Grammar School Friday Night Lecture

Miss Cobb of the Free Methodist Church announces Herbert S. Mace will lecture at the Auditorium Friday night on The Burning Question also known as the tobacco question. He will use about one hundred slides to address how tobacco affects the heart and life, with questions on baseball, poisons, plant animal and human life, fires caused by tobacco, and crime. The illustrated lecture starts at seven thirty at the Grammar school auditorium on January 21.

Grammar School

Spark Plug Says Going After Brown Eyes

Night mechanic Neil Tripp from Barstow quietly wed Laura Bell Tallant of Los Angeles in San Bernardino. The couple’s friends wish them happiness. Spark Plug, known as W H Genoble, a Santa Fe baggage man, left for Amarillo Texas and is reported to return with a bride from that city.

Neil Tripp Barstow Laura Bell Tallant Los Angeles San Bernardino Happi W. H. Genoble Santa Fe Amarillo Texas

Bretz to Kansas City Trip Next Monday

Arthur Doran reports the roads in all good condition. L. E. Bretz will depart for Kansas City next Monday. Last week a Bar stow garage employee visited Ford in Los Angeles. This week another Bar stow employee will make a visit.

L. E. Bretz Bozo Kansas City Arthur Doran Barstow Ford Motor Company Los Angeles

Doran and Ring Travel to Los Angeles Last Week

Arthur Doran and Pete Ring mo tored to Los Angeles last week. Pete Ring remained in the city. Mr. Doran returned by way of Wrighwood.

Arthur Doran Pete Ring Los Angeles City Mr. Doran Wrighwood

Mrs Walter Alf To Return Home From Los Angeles

Daggett Mrs Walter Alf who has spent several weeks in Los Angeles is expected home next week according to family plans.

Walter Alf of Daggett Los Angeles

Antler Club Hosts Evening of Cards and Supper

Mrs. Forst Dillingham hosted at the Antler Club on Wednesday evening. Mrs. R. Dillingham led with a high score in "500" and won a linen breakfast cloth, while Ralph Haan received two decks of playing cards for gentlemens high score. A supper of hot tamales and coffee was served.

McAdoo Visited Casa del Deserto Dinner Guest

William McAdoo dropped in as a dinner guest at the Casa del Deserto last Saturday. He was en route to the east from Los Angeles.

William McAdoo Casa del Deserto Los Angeles

California Mineral Production in 1926 Advances

California’s 1926 mineral production, valued at about 456.4 million dollars, rose roughly 24 million from 1925 led by petroleum and cement. Despite an 8 million barrel drop in crude oil, higher prices since March 1925 boosted value. Gold yield fell about 1.49 million, silver dropped with the California Ranch Mine, copper declined led by Shasta County, zinc rose about 50 percent, and quicksilver prices climbed though output fell due to mine closures. Structural materials such as cement and sand and gravel rose with building activity, while magnesite fell amid foreign competition. No major changes in other groups.

California Ranch Shasta County Plumas County Santa Catalina Island Almaden Cloverdale

Methodist Quilting Party Brings Women Together

Twenty three ladies from the Methodist church held an all day meeting at the Mission last Thursday. They quilted in the morning, enjoyed a noon lunch, and resumed quilting until two o clock for a missionary meeting led by Rev Miss Stella Cobb. Mrs Welch led piano, while Mrs Conrad read about missionary work in Japan by Mr Kaba. Three new members joined, Mrs Mary Harris, Mrs W W Smith and Mrs Meryl Harris. Mrs Kaub of Kansas City attended the day.

The Methodist Church Stella Cobb Welch Conrad Japan Kaba Mary Harris W. W. Smith Meryl Harris Kaub Kansas City

Farm Bureau Members Tour Speth Ranch and Harley Lake

Farm Bureau members met at the Speth ranch for pruning demonstrations led by H. J. Wilder San Bernardino County Farm Advisor. From Speth they moved to Harley Lake for more pruning on young vines. Ladies met at Hinkley school and a social program followed in the evening.

Farm Bureau Speth Ranch Speth H. J. Wilder San Bernardino County Harley Lake Hinkley School

Editorial Association Day Set At Orange Show Event

Southern Californi Editorial Association day at the Orange Show is scheduled for Saturday February 19 inviting all members to a noon banquet at the Union Pacific Santa Fe Depot in San Bernardino. Governor Young is extended an invitation to attend California's Greatest Mid Winter event The Seven tenth National Orange Show.

Southern Californi Editorial Association Union Pacific-Santa Fe San Bernardino Young California

Also Mentioned on This Page

King Fond Odell Wetenhall Drais Capt. Rowe Cunningham Melton—Flenniken George Henderson, JR Thursby’s Hardware and Electric Shop Thomas Donohue, JR Free Pictures Grammar School Trip—Tallant Ness Spark Plug State Mining Bureau Lloyd L. Root Methodist Quilting Party Farm Bureau Meeting Harper Lake
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