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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1931
Page
3
Hinkley Hight members of the Young Girls Sewing Club met at Mrs Andersons Saturday and made tea towels. The Todd school has recently welcomed five new pupils making sixteen in all in the school. Many local residents were noted visiting relatives and shopping in nearby towns as the community reports updates on families and school.
Superior Valley's Ben Redfield is on the sick list after a minor operation in Los Angeles and has traveled to Hot Springs for recovery. Mrs. R. A. Gardner and her sons R. J. and Jack visited Lancaster last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Stafford attended the G. H. Black funeral in Hemet last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Young visited Hemet on Monday.
G H Black of Superior Valley died during a lumber haul after reaching the summit from heart failure. The body was moved to White Platt Barstow undertakers and later to Hemet for interment. He was 57, born in Corsicana Texas, survived by wife Mary A Black son Howard J Black daughter Mrs C S Rhodes of Gresville Texas brother J R Black of Los Angeles sister Mrs J L Keys of Lingleville Texas.
Harry Usnick broke his right arm Tuesday at 11 30 while cranking a Ford at Barstow Garage. He recently arrived from New Mexico. Dr. Graham set the broken bone.
Reverend Frank Reid and Mrs Reid plan to leave on April 15 to reside in Pasadena where Rev Reid has accepted a position as manager and secretary in the office of the Human Betterment Foundation. He is an old friend of the foundation's founder BE Gosney.
In this week’s Cunningham Newspaper ad, G. E. Refrigerators are featured alongside Max Factor cosmetics. The publication follows with store window displays showcasing both offerings.
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