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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1930
Page
10
A carload of cattle was shipped to Camp Cady ranch east of Yermo. Cecil Wilhelm runs the ranch and H Byron Sien of Los Angeles owns it. Sien has added thoroughbred stock and reportedly considered turning it into a Dude ranch.
Mrs. L. Jacobson was a visitor in Los Angeles the first of the week suggesting she traveled for business or social reasons.
The second and last week of church Bible school nearly completes with fifty youngsters present. Rev and Mrs Reid, Mrs Knaggs, Mrs Pigman and Mrs Leggitt teach. A Sunday evening review of the work is planned. Classes run from 8:30 to 11:30.
The Congregational Church reports Rev. Reid’s sermon last Sunday likening the old viaduct to a living sphinx with alert eyes and ears. Next Sunday services are at 10 45 am and Bible School students will present a program in the evening. The last day of the Bible School is Friday.
Earl Aiken stays at the Newbrough ranch while John Newbrough visits relatives. Wilbur Aiken joins his father. The Schmidt family moves into the Loomis house. Schmidt formerly worked at Silver Cliff mine. Travels include L N Skobel to Los Angeles with Lucy Haimut. F M Molby of Bell visits, as do J B Dodson and Claire Dodson. Charlie Dodson visits from Seal Beach. D Thomson visits from Los Angeles. Grace Webber and Mary Trenkle socialize. Miss Marie Riley returns from San Bernardino with Miss Lucy Haimut until July 4. J D Rumph and partner Wabbard travel from Kruger, Montana, on return trip.
Electors of Barstow School District San Bernardino California are advised of a July 10 1930 election to vote a six thousand dollars tax for district school maintenance. Polls open 1 PM to 6 PM at the Public Schoolhouse. Trustees Lubin J Henderson Jennie O Whicker Albert W Johnson. First published June 12 1930. Last publication July 10 1930.
Lloyd Thomas Richards is warned that Earl M. Nutting filed a contest to cancel Richards homestead entry No. 044225 in Sec 22 23 T11N R5W SB Meridian. Grounds: no residence, no improvement, abandonment. Richards must answer under oath within twenty days after the fourth publication and serve a copy on Nutting. B. B. Smith, Register. First publication June 5, 1930.
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