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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1926

Page

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Barstow High Defeats Victorville In Tight 22-20 Victory

The Barstow Union High School boys basketball team edged Victorville 22-20 in a close contest last Saturday. Trenkle and Gliebe led Barstow with multiple baskets as defense tightened in the second half and Wetenhall and Melton anchored the guards. The win followed a strong start with Barstow scoring early and ending the half 14-11. The Barstow seniors, guided by Miss Thomas, plan commencement week activities, and the team headlines a March 5 rematch at Needles with Miller taking six top players by train.

Barstow Union Victorville Trenkle Barstow Gliebe Melton Wadleigh Kerr Wetenhall Needles Miller

Fifty Thousand Chevrolets Sold On Pacific Coast In 1925

The text notes that fifty thousand Chevrolets were built and sold on the Pacific Coast in 1925 and mentions the Central Garage of Barstow briskly selling their quota while hinting at newspaper advertisements in the printer.

Pacific Coast Barstow

Santa Fe seeks license to lease Fresno Interurban Railway

The Santa Fe company applied to the Railroad Commission for permission to lease and acquire by stock control the Fresno Interurban Railway Company, which operates a freight rope easterly from Fresno city, a distance of 17 miles.

Santa Fe Company The Railroad Commission Fresno Interurban Railway Company Fresno

The Absolute Truth farcial play delights Barstow crowd

A full house welcomed the farcial comedy The Absolute Truth presented by Barstow Men’s Union at the Congregational church. Clinton McKinnon starred with Kathryn Drumm, Wm. A. Knaggs, Roberta Arnett and others in a tale of truth telling. About 250 attended and the group hopes to raise at least $100 for the parsonage debt.

Clinton McKinnon Kathryn Drumm Gwen Wm. A. Knaggs McKinnon Roberta Arnett Mrs. Ralston W. W. Warren Francis Walton Ethel L. E. Brext Ralston and Bennett Clifton Sims van Dusen Nancy Gilham Florence Marie Tumblin Leon Pp. Whitney Barstow Mrrs Weld Messrs. Weld Whitney Brass Wettenhall Johnson

Desert Wild Flowers For Flower Show

The California Spring Blossom and Wild Flower Show will run April 7 and 8 in the Auditorium of the Women's City Club building at 465 Post Street San Francisco. Proceeds aid the Shakespeare Garden fund in Golden Gate Park. Katherine Chandler invites local residents to contribute flowers for the exhibit.

California Women's City Club of San Francisco Post Street Golden Gate Park Katherine Chandler Duncan Street

Platt Couple Welcome New Daughter At Home

A baby girl was born recently at Dr. B. C. Anderson's residence to Mr. and Mrs. A. Platt. The infant weighed ten pounds and has an unnamed middle name or identifier recorded by the parents.

Platt B. C. Anderson Doreece Mrs

White's Car Again Figures In Accident

Mrs. E L White and daughter Ber nice along with Miss Ruth Burden escaped injury when their auto was struck by a freight train at the west end of the freight yards. The collision sent both cars past the crossing and required towing to a garage. The Santa Fe adjuster investigated the incident.

Mrrs The Santa Fe

Petition to form Barstow fire district and appoint commissioners

A petition in Barstow asks the Board of Supervisors to form a fire district and to appoint a Board of Fire Commissioners. Names E. L. White Dr. Pratt and R. M. Dillingham appear as recommended fire commissioners to hold office until the second Monday in April and until successors are elected.

Barstow Board of Supervisors Board of Fire Commissioners E. L. White Dr. Pratt R. M. Dillingham

Santa Fe Prepares for Biggest Year in Travel

The annual meeting of Passenger Traffic officials and agents of the Santa Fe Coast Lines at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco discussed a strong tourist influx to California. Summer travel is being ramped up with Back East tickets offered at slightly above one-way fare. Plans to improve service from San Francisco Oakland Fresno and Los Angeles to all system gateways were outlined. fifty six representatives attended the session.

California Santa Fe Coast Lines Palace Hotel San Francisco Oakland Fresno Los Angeles

Favor Farm Loan for Ex-Service Men

Campaign plans by California ex service men through the American Legion and allied groups aim to secure voter approval this November for a 20 million dollar farm and home loan bond issue. Legion education efforts emphasize helping veterans obtain farms and homes via state loans. secretary George B. Stout reports eighty men recently purchased farms and homes, urging voters to fund the program.

San Francisco California American Legion Legion George B. Stout State Veterans’ Welfare Board Stout

Barstow Woman's Club Meets Next Tuesday

The Barstow Woman's Club holds its next regular meeting on Tuesday March 9 with Mrs. George Henderson and Mrs. A C Pratt on the program committee. The day’s topic is Conservation.

Barstow Woman's Club George Henderson A. C. Pratt

Elks Special Train Arrives for Barstow Visit

A Santa Fe chartered Elks of San Bernardino train arrives in Barstow on Saturday night March 13. It departs San Bernardino at 3 00 p m and stops 15 minutes at Victorville for local Elks to board. About 200 Elks are expected for the Barstow district annual visit with the Elks band and drill team on the program.

Santa Fe The Elks of San Bernardino Barstow Victorville Elks

New California License Plates Go Into Effect March 1

Starting Monday March 1 Sacramento motor officers will stop all cars on public highways not equipped with 1926 license plates. Will H Marsh chief of the division warns operators to show proof of application or face a misdemeanor under Section 51 with double plate penalties. Some applicants have yet to file due to address issues or technicalities but may proceed upon proper showing of effort to obtain plates.

Sacramento Division of Motor Vehicles California Will H. Marsh Marsh

Betrothal of Miss Joan Epstein to Barstow Teacher Wallace Miller

Mr and Mrs Louis Archer Epstein of Los Angeles announce the engagement of their daughter Joan to Wallace Henry Miller son of Mr and Mrs H Y Miller prominent Barstow hotel people The couple plan a summer wedding A rumor notes a December Ventura secrecy Neither Epstein nor Miller taught at Barstow High School during all years mentioned Miss Epstein a USC graduate and Miller a Berkeley alumnus Both were teachers at Barstow High in prior years

Louis Archer Epstein Los Angeles Joan Wallace Henry Miller H. Y. Miller Barstow Ventura Miss Epsteins Miller Miss Epstein U.S.C Mr. Miller University of California, At Berkeley

Big Girl Arrives at Johnson Home in San Bernardino

Albert Johnson has a baby girl born this week in San Bernardino eight pounds the mother and infant are doing nicely Mrs Johnson was formerly Miss Myrtle Smitheram a former local grammar school teacher Also a notice asks anyone with a bill against the new Barstow Printer building to notify L B Tiernan.

Albert Johnson San Bernardino Johnson Myrtle Smitheram Barstow L. B. Tiernan

Garver Declares Candidacy For Barstow High Trustee

C L Garver announces run for Barstow Union High School trustee. Election set for March 26. Current trustee Dix Van Dyke’s term ends. board members include A J Weld N F Pratt Dr Pratt E M Kinslow and Dix Van Dyke.

C. L. Garver Barstow Union High School Dix van Dyke of Daggett A. J. Weld N. F. Pratt Dr. Pratt EM. Kinslow Dix van Dyke

Finishing touches to Hodge brothers home near Barstow

About ten miles south of Barstow on the National Old Trail Highway Robert B. and Gilbert Hodge are erecting a modern home. They were applying the finishing touches with paint and brushes last Sunday. They built the residence on the west side opposite the reservoir and west of Arthur Brisbane's under construction buildings. Fruit trees and grape vines have been planted in the yard, promising the lodge Brothers Ranch will be an attractive spot along the Ola Trail Highway this spring.

Barstow Robert B Gilbert Hodge Arthur Brisbane Lodge Brothers Ola Trail

Camp Fire Girls Plan Waffle Supper at High School

On Tuesday March 2 Camp Fire Girls met at the home of Luellan with thirteen members present. They toured the old pool and enjoyed a hamburger supper. Officers were elected and plans laid for a waffle supper Friday March 5 at the high school. Mention of Roth swimming last Friday.

Facy Luellan Roth

Osdick School District Union Plan Defeated

A proposed Osdick union school district merging Osdick, Randsburg and Johan Nesburg failed at a recent special election in Osdick. Eighty six votes were cast with 69 against and 17 in favor. Education authorities had endorsed the district.

Union Osdick Randsburg Johan Nesburg

Landscaping planned for Harper Lake and Hinkley schools

Plans for landscaping the Harper Lake and Hinkley school grounds were completed Tuesday by the assistant county farm advisor under UC extension service direction. Campbell laid paths and gardens and trees to be planted include date palms Arizona ash deodara cedrus Hirani pine species cypress elm and many more.

Harper Lake Hinkley Varius Farm University of California Extension Service Ady Campbell Hinkley School

Mojave River Irrigation District Names New Director

C H Godshall resigns after years as board president and Dr Katherine Evans is appointed director by the Mojave River Irrigation District board of supervisors. Evans joined on motion of Victorville supervisor Crain. Lintner and Thomas supported the appointment amid local policy disputes. Directors anticipate bonds over 2 million dollars to fund a desert irrigation project with state approval for a Deep Creek dam.

Mojave River Victorville C. H. Godshall Katherine Evans Board of Supervisors Evans C. §. Crain F. J. Thomas A. J. Lintner Lintner

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Barstow High Miss Thomas Gilpinee Desert White Womans Club Big Girl Johnson Home Hodge Brothers Home Mojave
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