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Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1929

Page

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Yermos Main Street Chosen for Arrowhead Trail Route

The new state highway will run along Yermo’s current main street, pleasing local merchants who feared relocation. Engineers map a path from Yermo to Barstow north of the river, linking with the Mojave highway and National Old Trails via a First Street viaduct, avoiding Daggett railroad crossings and opening up northern ranching and mining territory.

Yermo Daggett Barstow First Street Dagget

Ludlow News Highlights Easter Kite Day and Local Visits

Ludlow reports detail Miss Marie and Emilia Contreras visiting the Cahill home for Easter. Los Angeles trips involve Mrs. Henry Trenkle and son George who fought to a draw in Pasadena. The town gears up for Barstow Play Day and Kite tournament on April 20 with schools competing in kite design, construction, flight, and aesthetics, plus May pole winding and a May queen crowning. Local residents attend dances, medical and travel trips, and school events, while Hygienic notes include a bronchial pneumonia case and routine visits by county officials and neighbors.

Marie Emilia Contreras Los Angeles W. S. Cahill Henry Trenkle Ludlow Pasadena George Trenkle J. Seledon Ruth Seledon Barstow Jose Gil Death Valley Mexico Reed Gilbert Tom Murphy Joe Serrano Fred George Town Hall W. W. Cahill J. W. O'Connell Silver Lake Cahill George Lawry Sherridan

School Election Friday March 29 Trustees Vote

Readers are reminded of upcoming elections for grammar and high school trustees. No grammar school candidates. longtime clerk Leon P. Whitney is praised for handling funds. On the high school board Dix Van Dykes retires. Gertrude Northup and Harvey Mosier seek seats with Barstow residency favored for new member. Polls open 2 to 6 p.m. urging strong turnout. Take an interest in your school.

Leon P. Whitney Dix van Dykes Gertrude Northup Daggett Harvey Mosier Barstow Mosier Board of Trustees

Compliments Club Holds Courtesy Bridge Party

Mrs Wirts hosted a courtesy bridge party at Mrs A A True home as part of her winter visit. The St Patrick motif marked the afternoon with a late hour bridge session and a two course service. Mrs Geo Henderson won high score. Mrs Wirts plans a later trip to New York by air to Chicago.

Mormon Missionaries to Hold Meeting in Barstow Auditorium

Elder D E Reeves and Elder A F Riggs of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints will hold a meeting in the Barstow Grammar school auditorium Monday night March 25 at 8 pm. The subject will be Why We are Here and Where Will We Go When We Leave This Frail Existence. There will be no collections at any meetings. Any member of any Church is invited to attend. They will hold a street meeting Saturday night March 23 at Main and First Sts and will deliver tracts at doors in the following week.

D. E. Reeves A. F. Riggs Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Mormon Barstow Grammar School Main First Sts

Candidate for Barstow High Trustee Seeks Office

Mrs Gerrude A Northup announces her candidacy for trustee of Barstow Union High School in the March 29 election. Her husband works for Santa Fe Railroad at Daggett and the family lived in Needles for many years. Dix Van Dyke notes desert support while not seeking re-election.

Gerrude A. Northup Barstow Union High School Santa Fe Railroad Co Daggett Needles

Newberry Social Notes Memory Lane Weekend Gatherings

Mr and Mrs LaFleur spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ed Marsh. Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs LaFleur and others from Cronese Valley Wheating Spring Barstow Newberry and Minneapolis visitors. Mrs Ed Marsh suffered a fall and rib fractures but is improving. Other callers included Mrs Wilson from Fontana.

Fred Christensen Minneapolis Ed Marsh Wilson Fontana

Largest gathering of priests in West begins Palm Sunday

The Catholic church runs its sixth and final week of the largest Western mission drive since California’s exploration. Palm Sunday marks the start of 200 missions, with one in Los Angeles and eight in outlying parishes this week at Barstow Laguna Beach Lamanda Park Montrose Moorpark Owensmouth Catalina Island and Victorville.

Western America California Los Angeles Southland Barstow Laguna Beach Lamanda Park Montrose Moorpark Ownesmouth Catalina Island Victorville

News of Friends in Barstow Aud i district

James Redman and his sister Miss Eleanor spent the weekend in San Francisco. Mrs. Chas. Williams has returned home from Loma Linda hospital where she spent several weeks. Mrs. Brooks Tabor is visiting in San Bernardino this week. Red Cross is helping out in Tony's Cafe during her absence.

James Redman Miss Eleanor San Francisco Chas. Williams Loma Linda Hospital

Social notes from Daggett and Barstow area dances

Mrs Gladys B Slaton spent Sunday with her two sons attending Redlands schools. Mrs Heneforth of Glendale once of Barstow joined Mrs Ralph Haan for the weekend. Mr and Mrs C C McIntyre traveled from San Bernardino to attend the Antler Club St Patrick dance hosted by Mr and Mrs Geo Deskins. Mrs 8 G Vihel visited Bakersfield home of Mr and Mrs Robert McCron and friends. Mr and Mrs D H Campbell of Denver plan to live in Daggett. she is daughter of F S Bell of Daggett. Douglas Morris president and Harry Calvin of the Douglas Morris Company visited Barstow Monday.

Gladys B. Slaton Redlands C. C. McIntyre San Bernardino St. Patrick's The Antler Club Geo. Deskins 8. G. Vihel Bakersfield Robert McCron D. H. Campbell Denver Daggett Mrs. Campbell F. 8. Bell Douglas Morris Douglas Morris Company Harry Calvin Barstow

Betty Redman Celebrates Sixth Birthday Today

Little Betty Redman marks her sixth birthday on March 21 with neighbor friends at home. A cake with six candles, jello and candy was served as the children enjoyed the party. Betty was born in Barstow.

Little Betty Redman Little Betty Barstow

Miss Olive Garrett Attends Local St Patrick Dance

Miss Olive Garrett of San Bernardino attended the St Patrick dance and is well known in the area having lived here several years. She visited her brother Pat and his wife.

Olive Garrett San Bernardino St. Patrick Olive Pat

Freight service merger request filed by Amsell company

L. and M. 8. Amsell, co partners, applied to the Railroad Commission for authority to operate freight service between Los Angeles Newhall Saugus Vincent Harold Palmdale Lancaster Rosemond Gloster Fleta Mojave and intermediate points and to merge such operation with its present service between Los Angeles and Johannesburg and Randsburg.

L. and M. 8. Amsell Ls Angeles Newhall Saugus Vincent Harold Palmdale Lancaster Rosemond Gloster Fleta Mojave Los Angeles Johannesburg Randsburg

Barstow Visit by Mr and Mrs Riley Witty During Train Stop

Mr and Mrs Riley Witty stopped in Barstow between trains on Monday noon for a short visit with friends. The Wittys are on a two month vacation from Needles where Mr Witty manages the Harvey House, previously overseeing the Harvey House in Barstow.

Riley Witty Barstow Wittys Needles Witty Harvey House Harvey

Barstow Visit By San Bernardino Sun Editor

L Belden county editor of the San Bernardino Sun toured Barstow this week and also visited the Hinkley district. The Sun plans an early morning edition to be distributed to tourists along the National Old Trails highway from the County Seat to Needles.

L. Belden San Bernardino

Sam Morris Reports Heavy Desert Travel From Shoshone

Sam Morris reached Barstow from Shoshone on Saturday and noted heavy desert traffic. He observed fourteen automobiles with occupants bound for the Death Valley resort between Shoshone and Baker.

Sam Morris Barstow Desert Shoshone Baker Death Valley

Illinois Picnic Rally Sets March 30 in Los Angeles

The Illinoises of the Southland are invited by President Henry J. Brubaker to an all day picnic on Saturday March 30 1929 at Sycamore Grove Park in Los Angeles.

Southland Henry J. Brubaker Sycamore Grove Park Los Angeles

Marshal Foch Dies After Uttering Final Word Allons

Marshal Ferdinand Foch, famed French World War I commander, died on March 20 while by a window. As his nurse prepared to move him back to bed, he whispered allons and died instantly before aid could reach him.

Marshal Foch France Allons Poilus

Creamery Talk Delayed by Incorporation Papers

Mr. Miller of Mojave Valley Creamery Incorporation reports the startup delay was due to an error in the incorporation papers. The documents have been corrected and returned to Sacramento for filing, with only a few days remaining before they are processed.

Miller Mojave Valley

Glendale Junior College to Visit Death Valley

The Glendale Junior College chemistry class with Prof. Park L. Burrill will travel through Barstow to Death Valley this Saturday. They will visit Victorville and the Southwestern Portland Cement plant in Mojave and stop with a parent and teacher in each auto.

Glendale Junior College Barstow Death Valley Pacific Coast Borax C O Mojave Park L. Turrill Mojave Valley Victorville Portland

Birthday Party for Francis Thursby Marks Sixth Birthday

Francis Thursby celebrated her sixth birthday on a Saturday with a St Patrick theme. Dolls wore green outfits and green baskets held candies as favors for the guests. After play, refreshments were served and all enjoyed a happy time.

Francis Thursby St. Patrick

Hinkley Woman's Club Event Draws Large Audience

Local Hinkley notes report a Woman's Club entertainment drew a large crowd. Visitors from Ontario and Hemet, several local residents returning from travels, school matters, farm group meetings, and a shed fire at the schoolhouse are listed with minor incidents and social visits.

Five Candles Birthday Party for Barbara Jean Justice

Barbara Jean Justice turned five on Saturday as friends joined her for an afternoon of birthday cake and candles. Refreshments were served and the celebration was enjoyed by all in attendance.

Barbara Jean Justice

Deputy Farley Hospitalized After Two Heart Attacks

Deputy Sheriff J. F. Farley lies in a San Bernardino hospital in critical condition following two heart attacks. Doctors report stability may be possible with ongoing treatment and monitoring.

J. F. Farley San Bernardino

Eureka Cleaner Tiernan Electric Store Barstow Storm Cleanup

After the storm, Eureka Cleaner and Tiernan Electric Store in Barstow offer debris removal, electrical safety checks, and storm cleanup supplies. Local crews assist residents with securing utilities, drying out basements, and restoring damaged property.

Eureka Cleaner—Tiernan Electric Store Barstow

Capture Men Who Robbed Local Merchant

Sunday morning between one and two o'clock Carl F Aren ds, a local merchant, reported to Constable Ed Harris that he was beaten and robbed by his guests. Watches, keys, several dollars, and checks were taken. At the east end of the Harvey House, two groups quarrelled. Harold Sweeney, BF. GL. Millier, and others were involved. Arends rode with Millier and Sweeney, then was assaulted on a ride toward Daggett and left near Barstow. He headed to Officer Harris for help and was hospitalized for three days. Millier was jailed in Barstow then sent to Daggett. Sweeney was captured in Provo, Utah, and returned for trial. Arends remained at home and not fully recovered.

Carl F. Arenas Ed Harris Arends Harold Sweeney Millier Harvey House Mr. Arends Barstow Harris Mojave River Valley Hospital Oro Grande John Graham Daggett Henderson Shay Sweeney Provo Utah American Fork

Power Company Plans Major Improvements in Hinkley Substation

The Southern Sierras Power Company led by N W Mosier announces extensive upgrades near Barstow between Barstow and Kramer to cost over 2000 dollars, upgrading from 2800 to 4000 volts, adding steel cubicle switchgear, revamping lines and transformers. Additional contracts include Riverside industrial building group for 152950 dollars, Perris substation work, and Colorado River transformer capacity expansion, all totaling over 250600 dollars.

N. W. Mosier Southern Sierras Power Company Barstow Hinkley Kramer Santa Fe Riverside Perris Colorado River Oasis Coachella Valley

20 30 Club Meeting and Birthday Talk

At the 20 30 Club meeting this week Dorris Fissel gave a birthday talk noting he is 27 this month. Earl Johnson Herb Gaddin Jimmie Skilling and Harry Martin gave craft talks of interest. Two new members P T Jordan and Chick Cantery were admitted. Afterward some members organized an orchestra.

Dorris’ Fissel Earl Johnson Herb Gaddin Jimmie Skilling Harry Martin P. T. Jordan Chick Cantery

Mexican Orchestra to Play for Free Dance

Laras five piece orchestra will perform a free dance for the Mexican population on March 30 at the grammar school auditorium.

Laras

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