Kiwanis Hawaii film night features Uncle Remus and Miss Leilani
Kiwanians and friends enjoyed a Hawaii travelogue at the Kiwanis Club with Uncle Remus E M Bonnell and Miriam Leilani. The program showcased Mololo steamship scenes, a Hawaiian island tour, flower displays, crater activity, and out at sea sand aboard a Matson liner. Leilani sang in Hawaiian English and Spanish on ukulele and even Chinese songs at requests, while Remus provided talk and songs. The meeting opened with prayer, songs, and guest introductions, with the meal-ticket drawing won by Miss Leilani. President Miller delayed the board meeting to a later date.
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Kiwanis Club
Hawaiian Islands
Remus
E. M. Bonnell
Miriam Leilani
Matson Line
San Francisco
Honolulu
Island of
Hawaii
Travelligg
Uncle Remus
United State
Royal Hawaiian Band
Arthur Doran
Kiwanis
Henry Miller
America
Lubin Henderson
John Benson
Kiwanjians
Gates
Lloyd Tiernan
Miss Lellani
Pete Mortesen
Miss Leilani
Miller
Copeland Couple Plan First Big Bear Vacation
Walter Copeland of the Barstow Printer force and Mrs. Copeland will spend the weekend in Big Bear valley for a vacation. It will be the Copelands' first visit to the Big Bear area.
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Walter Copeland
Barstow
Mrs Tiernan Departs Santa Fe for Hanford Visit and Graduation
Mrs. Lloyd Tiernan leaves Santa Fe Tuesday for Hanford to visit her mother and brother and attend the graduation exercises of her daughter Marguerite who completes her course in the Orosi high school.
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Lloyd Tiernan
Santa Fe
Hanford
Marguerite
Orosi High School
Beautiful New Cafe for San Bernardino
Opening of Mapes Cafeteria and Club Room in San Bernardino drew attendees from across the district. Locals and visitors from up to a hundred miles away joined in the debut of the five cafeteria, described as a standout social event of the year.
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San Bernardino
Mapes
Barstow Doctor Heads to Los Angeles for a Week
Dr E J Culvyhouse, who announced the opening of his office at 213 Frederick street, leaves Barstow for Los Angeles today and will be away until next Thursday. He once lived in Barstow as a grammar school pupil while his father served as division road foreman for the Santa Fe. Few residents recall the Culvyhouse family’s Barstow years.
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E. J. Culvyhouse
Frederick Street
Los Angeles
Dr. Culvyhouse
Barstow
The
Santa Fe
Culyyhouse
Miss Cook's Pupils in Annual Recital at Grammar School
Tuesday evening Miss Cook presented twenty music pupils in her Annual Recital at the Grammar School auditorium. Annice Leak read a life sketch of Joseph Haydn. Ola Verne Kanester performed The Musical Cop. A list of participants includes Nathelle Weld, James Weld, Ethel Arends, Elvira Carbajal, Ethelyn Pray Autrey Voicey, Jordon Phillips, Violet Luminoso, Lenora Brooke, Anniee Leak, Jack McDonald, Lois Goden, Rose Mary Millett, Virginia Cunningham, Roberta Pray, Eleanor Weld, Lucille Thursby, Esther Lara, Richard Morgan, Tis de Avila and Helen McDonald. Helen McDonald closed with Spring Dawn by Mason.
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Annice Leak
Joseph Hayden
Ola Verne Kanester
Nathelle
James Weld
Ethel Arends
Elvira Carbajal
Ethelyn Pray Autrey Voicey
Jordon Phillips
Violet Luminoso
Lenora Brooke
Anniee Leak
Jack McDonald
Lois Goden
Rose Mary Millett
Virginia Cunningham
Roberta Pray
Langford near drowning as boat capsizes
Benjamin Atkins a Los Angeles war veteran drowned when the boat he rode in on Bear Lake capsized Sunday evening. Deputy state fish and game warden K. K. Langford was near drowning before rescue. Roy Davis of Pine Knot was rescued. James Stocker of Big Bear helped save the survivors. Atkins body found an hour later. Langford recovering at home. Victorville Herald reports.
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Benjamin Atkins
Los Angeles
Bear Lake
K. K. Langford
Langford
Victorvale
Applications For Permits To Appropriate Water
Applications for water rights in San Bernardino County list five filings by William E. Wilson and Wayne Courtney. Details cover locations, tributaries such as Fenner Springs Aravaipa Creek Baldwin Lake and Lucerne Valley, irrigation and domestic use, sections and townships, and estimated costs ranging from 3 760 to 75 000 dollars.
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San Bernardino County
William E. Wilson
19Th St
Long Beach
Fenner Springs
San Bernardins County
Wayne Courtney
Lucerne Valley
Los Angeles
Rattlesnake Canyon
Hinkley District Sends Students to Higher Education
The Barstow Union High School cohort from Hinkley totals forty graduates and attendees. Lula Hodge studies at Redlands University while Glen and Delbert Phillips pursue Polytechnic and related fields. Several alumni attend Berkeley, Stanford, Caltech, and UC campuses, with joint pursuits in music, athletics, architecture, and aeronautics. Ten remain at Barstow High, with three planning to enroll in fall.
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Barstow Union High School
Hinkley
Barstow
Lula Hodge
Redlands University
Glen
Delbert Phillips
San Luis Obispo Polytechnic School
Poly
Delbert
Mabel Hill
Berkeley
Bessie Hill
Berksley
Byron Hill
Caltech
Gertrude Raftery
Chaffey J. C
San Bernardino Business College
James Siemon
Stanford
Barstow High School
Stanford College
Boyce Phillips
Redlands
San Luis Obispo Polytechnic
Robert Speth
Young Men’s Christian Association of the
Frank Speth
Frank Wieler
Paul Wieler
Lucking Brothers Plans 6000 Mile Denver Auto Trip
Mr and Mrs Carl Lucking and Walter Lucking brothers of F E Lucking local power company Superintendent visited Barstow this Thursday. The parties are from Denver and have mapped out a 6000 mile auto trip before returning home.
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Carl Lucking
Walter Lucking
F. E. Lucking
Barstow
Denver
Mrs G W Simpson Visits Barstow for Beauty Shop Service
Mrs G W Simpson, wife of Superintendent Simpson of the Santa Fe Arizona division, was a Barstow visitor last week and received a permanent wave at Barstow Beauty Service Shop.
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G. W. Simpson
Simpson
Santa Fe, Arizona
Barstow
Illness Improves for A. A. True Daughter in Los Angeles
Walter Mudgett reports his sister in law, daughter of A. A. True, has improved after a week of dangerous illness at her Los Angeles home. Doctors are hopeful after a Tuesday turn for the better and steady improvement since.
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Walter Mudgett
A. A. True
Los Angeles
Walter
Hodge Grammar School Graduation Night This Friday
The Hodge grammar school will close for summer vacation this Friday night with graduation exercises. Mrs Elizabeth Mae Groot is the teacher and has an enrollment of 19 pupils. She has spent time with her pupils getting them ready for graduation night and will stage a school play Little Good People. Fred Clooney rural superintendent of schools will speak and the general public is invited. After the program refreshments will be served.
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Hodge Grammar School
Elizabeth Mae Groot
Fred Clooney
Rural Superintendent of Schools
De Anza hotel opens in Calexico amid welcome from Imperial Valley
The new De Anza hotel in Calexico opened last Thursday with Will Conway as owner and architectural plans by Wilson. The 150 room air cooled hotel drew praise from Calexico merchants and builders, who congratulated the owners in a special twelve page edition. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Tiernan, Editor Harvey Johnson, and Mrs. Miratti of the Beacon Tavern. The opening drew attention to Calexico’s proximity to Mexicali, and local agriculture thrives as melons and vegetables promise strong years ahead despite a soft market.
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de Anza
Will Conway
Calexico
Imperial Valley
Wilson
Beacon Tavern
Barstow
Henderson
Lloyd Tiernan
Banning
Harvey Johnson
Mexicala
Mexico
Frank Miratti
Barbara Hotel
Tiernans
Johnson
Johnsons
Pajama Dance Promises A Fashion Parade This Saturday
Advertisements on page four tout Pajama Dance announced by Jim McKinley for Saturday night. The piece notes the unusual appeal of pajamas and describes stores displaying them in windows Alo and his orchestra will play in pajamas with a beach parade vibe expected to outclass prior pajama displays.
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Jim McKinley
Alo
Be a con Thrern manager visits Death Valley castle
Thos. Wilson, manager of the Be a con Thrern, left early this morning to visit Death Valley Scotty castle. He will be the guest of Mr. Johnson and Walter Scott, who are now at the castle.
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Thos. Wilson
Beacon Thrern
Death Valley
Bauer and Laton Airport Improvement Petition Circulated
A petition circulated by members of the 20-30 Club seeks funds to upgrade Bauer and Laton airport. Plans call a runway 300 feet wide at the east end and 500 feet at the west end, extending a quarter mile. McHroyland leases the property for a year with extension options. Bauer & Laton field to be used. Everett Williams, Russell Cope, and Russell Riley are named officers.
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20-30
Bauer and Slaton
B & 8 Field
Bas. McHroyland
Bauer & Laton
Russell Riley
Everett Williams
Russell Cope
Ay Port
Legion to Observe Flag Day Ceremonies Statewide
American Legion Posts across the state will observe Flag Day on June 14 with ceremonies, according to an announcement by L. C. Powell, local commander.
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American Legion
L. C. Powell
Scotty Plans European Trip to Monte Carlo Bank Breaker
Walter Scott, known as Death Valley Scotty, announced today he is heading to Europe. He hopes to break the bank at Monte Carlo, signaling a bold venture for the famed showman and adventurer.
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Walter Scott
Death Valley Scotty
Btreg
Ghd
Monte Carlo
Lenwood resident thanks Barstow fire department for house fire
A. W. Fletcher of Lenwood publicly thanks the Barstow Fire Department and all who assisted in fighting the fire that destroyed his residence. He also commends the Barstow Finance Company for prompt insurance settlement within 48 hours after the blaze.
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A. W. Fletcher
Lenwood
Barstow Fire Department
Insurance Company
Barstow Finance Company
Mrs. Joseph Houck Laid to Rest in Barstow Burial
Mrs. Joseph Houck died at her Crooks avenue home aged 69. She was mourned at a Mountain View cemetery burial in San Bernardino after funeral services. The Barstow resident moved there in 1913 with husband Joseph Houck a Santa Fe division foreman who retired in 1920. She leaves two daughters Mrs Stafford and Mrs R C Kennedy of Barstow and three sons A Houck Mojave Dan Houck Ludlow and Gene Houck Barstow.
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Houck
Joseph Houck
Crooks Avenue
San Bernardino
Mountain View
Barstow
Santa Fe
Arizona
Stafford
R. C. Kennedy
A. Houck
Mojave
Dan Houck
Ludlow
Gene Houck
New Daily To Start In Las Vegas Three Papers Planned
Las Vegas will gain a third daily newspaper joining the Review and the Age. Charles P. Squires, publisher of the Age, has converted his tri weekly to a morning daily and refused $26,000 cash from Blair Coan of Washington, D C. Coan has ordered full equipment and two linotype machines to be delivered June 15 and will start the new daily. Backing for Coan comes from Washington and is strongly endorsed by leading politicians.
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Las Vegas
The
Review
Age
Charles P. Squires
Squires
Blair Coan
Washington
D. C
Blair
Coan
Washington, D. C
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