Hinkley Farm Bureau Plans Schoolhouse Nursery
On January 24 the Hinkley Farm Bureau held an all day meeting at the school house to plan a nursery on school grounds. Members and the 4-H Club will plant ornamental shrubs and trees, with care by school children. The plan aims to improve Hinkley Valley. next meeting February 17 at the school house.
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Hinkley Farm Bureau
School House
Farm Bureau
4-H Club
Hinkley Valey
Speth
Bailey
Redman
Wiseman
Herrick
Hinkley 4-H Club Renames to Rollicking Ranchers
The Hinkley Valley 4-H Club reorganized this week and renamed itself the Rollicking Ranchers. New officers were elected, including Melvin Hill as president and Maxine McGowan as vice president. A dance was approved for next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hinkley Valley
Rollicking Ranchers
Melvin Hill
Maxine McGowan
Pauline Safford
Paule Wieler
Burneal McGowan
Russel Hawks
Desert residents host visits and local events in Hinkley
A roundup of social activity in Hinkley includes A B Barrett returning from the ranch of Robert Jardine and planning a Gulf of Mexico yachting party. John Prayer of Los Angeles visited with his daughter Betty and his father. Robert Jardine named to fill a Todd school district clerk vacancy after Roger Hartwick’s resignation. The 4 H Club plans a St Valentine’s Day event at the Hinkley schoolhouse. The Dr Chapin country home hosted Mrs J C Renfree and three children of Santa Ana, Leah Chapin, and Miss Perske of Los Angeles. Charles Raftery visited Ontario with his wife and family. Geo Siemon shipped dressed turkeys to Los Angeles markets. his flock is in demand. Mr. and Mrs. EB French of Santa Ana spent a week at Dr Chapin ranch and plan to move to the valley. Mr H Bailey of Hinkley and Mrs Mary Byrne of the Hinkley post office were seen in Riverside and San Bernardino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Prayer
Los Angeles
Hinkley
Betty
Roger Hartwick
Todd School District Board
Robert Jardine
EB. BE. French
Santa Ana
Dr. Chapin Ranch
French
Orange County
H. Bailey
Riverside
Mary Byrne
Hinkley Post Office
San Bernardino
Hinkley School
Lenwood News Notes Mrs Sickner Recuperating After Gall Stone Operation
Mrs. Jay A. Sickner recuperating nicely after January 17 gall stone operation at San Bernardino hospital. Visitors this week include Mrs. Laura Woods, Mr. Tom Hoe of Barstow, Mrs. Theodore Myncke, and Mrs. Gladys E. Ullenbruch of Lenwood. She hopes to return home in three to four weeks and thanks friends for inquiries, best wishes, and flowers. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Boyd spent days in Los Angeles visiting and planting trees to improve town appearance while John Czemnik of Lenwood Garage visited his property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay A. Sickner
San Bernardino Hospital
Lenwood
Jim Boyd
Los Angeles
Boyd
John Czemnik
Newberry Springs Weekly News Highlights
Mrs. Gladys EB Allenbruch and sons Jack and Robert spent Saturday and Sunday in San Bernardino. John B. Melcher, formerly of T. A. T. Maddux Inc. Lenwood, is back in Clovis New Mexico after several months at Amarillo Texas airport.
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Newberry Springs
Gladys EB. Allenbruch
Jack
Robert
San Bernardino
John B. Melcher
T. A. T. Maddux, Inc
Lenwood
Clovis
New Mexico
Amarillo
Texas
PTA Program Delights At School Show
The Parent Teacher Association hosted a three hundred attendee program by grammar and high school students. Acts included music, recitations, dances, scenes, and piano numbers from grades one through eight, with a committee serving sandwiches coffee and wafers.
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Parent-Teacher Association
H. S
Miss Reedy
Thompson
Peggy Might
Aileen Murray
Barbara Jean Justice
Williams
Jack McDonald
Phyllis Barr
Leonora Brooks
Serafina San Millon
Miss Kloeppers
Ralph Pray
DorotheasSruman
Barr
Kathra Frank
Even Evenson
Juanita Ramos
Cconeha Contreras
Nathele Weir
Audrey Hart
Bertha Jackson
Lillian Thursb
Joy—forris
Frances Mudgett
Mack Canady
Ruth Morris
Pat Morris
Virginia Cunningham
Italo Rizzardini
Richard Morgan
John Gliebe
Death Valley Railroad seeks to abandon Death Valley route
Death Valley Railroad Co Ltd asked the Railroad Commission to grant authority to abandon its 20.85 mile line from Death Valley Junction to Ryan in Inyo County California. The filing argues the desert mountainous route serves no public convenience or necessity and depicts the area as unsettled and desolate with only yard tracks remaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Death Valley Railroad Co. Ltd
Railroad Commission
Inyo
Death Valley Junction
Ryan
Death Valley Railroad
California
Death Valley Railroad Fails as Borax Traffic Dims
The Death Valley railroad built by the Pacific Coast Borax Company linked Death Valley Junction to Ryan and the borax mines. With mine shutdowns three years ago traffic ceased and Ryan became abandoned. Higher grade Kramer ore near Barstow eliminates reopening. The Death Valley View Hotel at Ryan closed January 15, 1938, due to lack of patrons. if reopened, travel can be routed from Death Valley Junction by automobile.
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Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad
Death Valley Junction
California
Borax
Pacific Coast Borax Company
Ryan
Tonopah & Tidewater Railroad Company
Death Valley Railroad
Kramer
Barstow
Death Valley View
Borax Company
Death Valley Railroad Company
Largest crowd for year visits Yermo club dance
The Yermo Athletic and Amusement Club reports its best turnout in a year at last Saturday’s dance. A dance is slated for this Saturday at 9 pm after a Chamber of Commerce meeting on Mojave River Valley water rights. New officers include Al Morris as president and William Brown as secretary-treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yermo Athletic and Amusement Club
Chamber of Commerce
Mojave
al Morris
Wm. Brown
L. Falsetti
Robi. Greer
John A. Mulliken
Barstow Bakery Gets Spring Makeover In Light Blue
Propriety owners report a bright spring refresh at Barstow Bakery. Frank Butts completed a light blue paint job and Pete Mortensen plans to paint machinery before the entire plant wears spring dress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Frank Butts
Pete Mortensen
Publication Notice of Land Entry Application 1931 Sacramento
Sacramento public notice announces Fred D. Fellow of Berkeley has filed to enter Lots 9 10 11 in Section 30 Township 25 South Range 43 East M D under 2306 or 2307 RS. Adverse claimants or objectors must file protests by March 18, 1931.
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Sacramento
California
Land Office
Fred D. Fellow
Ordway St
Berkeley
Platt Justice Court summons in San Bernardino county
William M. Atkinson sues L. J. Marlow in the Justice's Court of Ato lia Township San Bernardino County California. The filing announces a summons in the case with jurisdiction and party names.
Summons for L. J. Marlow in Atolla Township case
The People of California send greetings to L. J. Marlow defendant directed to appear in the Justice's Court of Atolla Township San Bernardino County to answer the complaint filed within five days if served in township ten days if served out of township and twenty days if served elsewhere the plaintiff will seek judgment for money or damages and costs of suit given May 21 1930 justice of the peace Areola Township first publication January 20 1931
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Maintiff
Justice's Court
Atolla Township
San Bernardino County
State of California
Phainifft
Justice of
Areola
County of
San Bernardino
California
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A. B. Barrett
Hollywood
Mr. Barrett
Desert
Gulf of Mexico
Yermo
Atolia Township
C. W. Platt
William M. Atkinson
L. J. Marlow
State of
Cio
Lazenby’s
Boston Lamb
Hamburg
Idaho
Russell
Hominy
van Camp
Lic
U. S
Campbell’s Grocery Store
Daggett
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