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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1931
Page
4
A Barstow printer figures in a regional press association report listing the State Press Association and the National Editorial Association. The item notes affiliations and industry roles within professional journalism groups.
A California Taxpayers Association study shows San Bernardino County ranking seventh in interest payments and fourth in debt redemption among California counties. For the fiscal year ending June 26, 1980, interest paid totaled 369,119.39 with 71,365 on county bond interest and 297,754.39 on district bond interest. Debt redemption reached 461,582.50, including 183,000 for county bonds and 278,582.50 for district bonds. Nationwide, California counties paid 15,776,758.40 in interest and 13,864,211.23 in debt redemption.
Mrs. W. P. Willett hosted an ice cream party for thirty seven Sunday School children from St. Joseph's Parish after mass at her cafe on First street.
A reflective poem by Jas, Geo, Conner about reaching the Land of the Great Beyond through loving thoughts. It envisions peaceful, verdant landscapes, release from worry, and karmic reward for sowing tolerance and truth. The piece urges living with kindness to earn life’s true goal.
The narrative describes a traditional luau on Hawatian Islands with poi, crab, and cocoa nut cake, plus Hawaiian dances and language notes. A Chinese Chamber of Commerce luncheon in Honolulu contrasts with indigenous customs, then Col. Bradbury guides a Pali overlook visit. The piece closes with ship life returning to Golden Gate, inspectors aboard, and memories of a memorable vacation.
Mrs. Harry Gregg and Mrs. Robert Greer motored to Pasadena on Monday and spent the day. Grammar school children and parents enjoyed a picnic at Newberry Cliff House on Saturday. The Yermo Athletic Club swimming tank has been painted and is now enjoyed by club members. Mrs. E Ely of Pasadena recently visited her sister, Mrs. Robert Greer and husband.
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