Desert land claim notice for Guthrie in California
Department of the Interior notice announces Robert A. Guthrie of Los Angeles California filed intent to make final Desert Land Proof for the southeast quarter of section seven township 308 range 421 M D M. Before U.S. Commissioner in San Bernardino on July 27 1922. Witnesses listed include Cora J Guthrie Fred G Osborn Fred W Plischke and Charles Uamill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U.S. Land Office
Independence
Calif
Robert A. Guthrie
Los Angeles
California
M. D. Mo
United States
San Bernardino
Cora J. Guthrie
Fred G. Osborn
Fred W. Plischke
Charles (. Uamill
Randsburg
Oliver C. Harper
Register
Desert land claim notice in California 1928
Cora I Guthrie of Los Angeles filed notice of intention to make final desert land proof to establish claim to NW Tid Sec 8 Tp 80s R4e MDM near San Bernardino. The filing is before the U S Commissioner in San Bernardino on July 27, 1923. Associates named include Robert A Guthrie Jr Fred G Os born Fred W Plischke and Charles Hamill of Randsburg. First publication June 21 1923. last publication July 19123.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Land Office
Independence
California
Cora I. Guthrie
Los Angeles
M.D.M
United States
San Bernardino
Calif
Robert A. Guthrie, Jr
Fred G. Osborn
Fred W. Plischke
Public Land Claim Notice for Barstow Claimant
Department of the Interior notice from Los Angeles on June 6 1928 states Johm L Steilly of Barstow California filed to prove up a homestead entry 66384300 for multiple lots and quarters. witnesses Frank N Marston Flora S Marston Hd Doran Dudley S Valentine. San Bernardino July 19 1923 final proof date. first publication June 7 last July 5 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Los Angeles
California
Johm L. Steilly
Barstow
Cal
United States
San Bernardino
Frank N. Marston
Flora S. Marston
Cab
Doran
Lake Arrowhead
Mowe Carter
Hermosa Beach
Dudley S. Valentine
Telegraphers Bank Opens in St Louis with 1.5 Million Deposits
The Telegraphers National Bank began operations in St Louis last week with 1,500,000 dollars in deposits on its first day. E J Manion, president of the telegraphers order, is also president of the new bank. In social notes, Mrs Henneforth hosted a bridge party at the Harvey House with a winning table led by Mrs Walter Mudget who received a hand painted dish. Guests included Mesdames L J Henderson George Henderson George Deskins Walter Mudget Joe Rankin Charles McIntyre Ralph Haan. Hosting events at the Antlers Club featured Boston cream pie and ice tea with prizes awarded to Mrs Craig and another guest, with uncertainty about the second winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraphers’ National Bank
St. Louis
E. J. Manion
Telegraphers’ Order
New Bank
I. J. Henderson
Divorce Bid Over Fear of Poisoning Wife
John Sturnacle, Civil War veteran living near Barstow, told Superior Judge Benjamin F. Warner he feared his wife Helena Sta nacle would poison him. He claimed he built a home 50 feet from hers due to death fear. Two of his children supported his story. his wife faced a prior sanity hearing, and one son sought custody to keep her out of a state hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena Stanacle
John Sturnacle
Benjamin F. Wariner
Sturnacle
Barstow
Sturnacie
Sturile
Southern California State Hospital
Pailton
San Bernardino
Miss Madge Henderson Graduates With Honors in Los Angeles
Miss Madge Henderson graduates this Thursday evening from the Bible Institute in Los Angeles with first honors in a class of 600. Mr and Mrs Henderson attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge Henderson
The
Bible Institute
Los Angeles
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San Bernardino Co
Lloyd E. Tiernan
Christian Science
Antlers Club
Lubin J. Henderson
Henderson
Sega
Nopich
John L. Reilly
Superior
Fisher
Prices F. O. B. Flint
Mich
Chevrolet
Central Garage
Flere
Satur
Bordens
Gate City
White King
Uncle John Mapel
Goblin
Paramount Cigars
Dillingham Bros
Argee ‘Rd
Marvins Grocery
Barstow, California
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