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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1927
Page
3
The report lists a series of new car components including an oil filter ignition lock dues colors gasoline gauge radiator Fisher remote control door handles tire carrier head lamps windshield and steering wheel plus running boards. These items appear as a catalog of manufacturer supplied enhancements for open models.
A listing of Desierto newspaper staff and departments. Kathyrn Drumm serves as Editor-in-Chief with Phyllis Arends as Socials and Personals editor. Ruth Plaiss and Walter Upton oversee societies. Jack Wetenhall handles Boys Athletics and Eva Danielson Miss Play calendar notes.
An editorial argues jealousy tops the list of humankind’s curses surpassing gossip, noting its role in personal fights and broader wars across nations and groups, and asserts unanimous agreement on its harm to social harmony.
The author argues jealousy is a universal curse fueling progress and conflict. He notes rival towns, a school’s two social factions, and gossip as lesser evils, concluding jealousy remains the dominant, pervasive force shaping behavior and outcomes. Jack Melton.
After many positionments the Upper and Lower Classmen girls' game finally occurred on Monday. The Lower Classmen, with less basketball experience, surprised by tying 5 to 5 with the Upper Classmen. Florence Topping visited the school Monday to watch the match, and Albert Hill was a visitor last week. Mrs. Cleon Fill came Tuesday to see the melodrama The Fatal Necklace performed by the Apaches. Adah Flenniken is recently married to Arnold Melton. Noise from tin cans and dish pans suggests someone’s celebration Tuesday night.
Freshman notes report the arrival of Lula Hodge of Hinkley and Robert Borden of Los Angeles now residing in Hinkley as new enrollees at BU TI.
Barstow traveled to Victorville for a basketball match. Victorville led 4-2 after a slow start, with the halftime score 11-4. After a tight second half Barstow failed to score many baskets, pulling the first string and giving the substitutes a chance. Final score: Barstow 15, Victorville unknown.
The Apaches presented The Fatal Necklace on Tuesday morning to enthusiastic student applause. Despite a short rehearsal, the cast mastered their parts for the performance. Miss Hitzler coached the production, earning praise for guiding Jack Melton as villain, Mina Conaway as villainess, Glen Palmer as hero, Kathryn Drumm as heroine, and Winnifred Haws as Countess.
The U S Civil Service Commission announced an examination for a Barstow California post office clerk position. The notice invites qualified applicants to apply for the civil service examination and urges timely submission of forms and materials.
Mr Paul Martin and family depart on the 28th for a trip to Oklahoma. Readers are invited to drop the printer a postcard to thank the community paper.
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