Lieut Wilson to Arizona for Arizona Guard camp duties
Kenry S Wilson of the airway radio range station Daggett under the Department of Commerce receives orders for active reserve duty. He will train Arizona National Guard at their summer camp in Flagstaff from August 15 to 29 in army radio work. He graduated from the Army Signal School Fort Monmouth. Previously he lived in Los Angeles and taught radio to the 160th Infantry California National Guard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenry S. Wilson
Department of Commerce
Daggett
Wilson
Arizona National Guard
Flagstaff
Arizona
Radio Electrician
Army Signal School
Fort Monmouth
N. J
The
Airways
Airways, Lieut. Wilson
Los Angeles
160Th Inf
California National Guard
Barstow Desert League 1931 Schedule and Local News
The Barstow Desert League schedule runs daily through September with teams Hinkley Produce Am Legion Yermo 20 30 and 80 playing at Barstow venues plus Wednesday is travel. A note highlights Los Angeles pride in a French trip and weekend visitors Mrs Jenkins and Cora Kenney with Grey Stone Camp visitors J A Grey Perris.
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Mon
Produce
Hinkley
Wed
Yermo
Thurs
Legion
Les
Am Ler
Barstow
Los Angeles
France
Jenkins
Officer Jenkins
Cora Kenney
Needles
J. A. Grey
Greystone Camp
Perris
Gas Corporation Cooking School To Be Held In Victorville
Southwest Gas Corporation announces a cooking school in Victorville from June 9 to 12 featuring a nationally known culinary expert. Demonstrations by Miss Burkholder will differ from Barstow sessions. visit display rooms in Victorville and Barstow for appliance demos and service applications.
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Barstow
Victorville
Southwest Gas Corporation
Gas Corporation
Stewart
Henderson
First Street
Lutie Burkholder
Wedgewood
American Legion Hall
Barstow Visitors Plan Maintenance at Highway Communities
Bert Heinly general manager of Highway Communities Frank Miratti lessee of the Beacon Tavern and Bill Brune construction superintendent on the Tavern and Cafe were Barstow visitors this week. Highway Communities plans to keep their property in the same good condition as last July when they opened here. Brune will stay in Barstow a week to inspect repaint and repair. Miratti returning to Santa Barbara from the De Anza hotel opening in Calexico. The same architect and furniture maker who worked on Barstow did the De Anza project for Bill Conway owner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Heinly
Frank Miratti
Beacon Tavern
Bill Brune
Barstow
Mr. Brune
Miratti
Santa Barbara
de Anza
Calexico
Bill Conway
The
Trainmen Refuse Federation Bill in Houston Conclave
In Houston Texas the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen rejected joining the American Federation of Labor after a triennial convention. Federation president William Green had invited the brotherhood to affiliate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Brotherhood of Railroad
American Federation of Labor
Brotherhood
Federation
William Green
Do Drop Inn Opens on First Street
Do Drop Inn No 2 recently opened on First Street in the former Evenson’s Grocery building. Mr and Mrs Ross fitted up the cafe space with a lunch counter several tables and fresh paint. Business grew beyond expectations and a new range was installed to help Chef Ross serve customers.
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First Street
Evenson’s Grocery
Ross
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Lieut. Wilson
van Dyke Ranch
Chicago
Frank
Wm. Prescott
Millett’s
C. S. Crooks
Minkley Vwalley
Riley Electric Shop
Himer A. Riley
Flower
Smithson Stock Ranch
Helendale
Salee
Gale
Harry Akins
North Baratow
Essex
Walter Stump
Smithson Stock Farm
EB. A. Stephens
Hodge
Fairbanks Morse
McGowan Dairy
Waycott’s Flower Shop
San Bernardino
Murphy Bros
Ludlow
California
Acio Acecésor
Trainmen Refuse Federation
Chevrolet
Bauer & Slaton
West Main ST
Barstow, Calif
N. First Street
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