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Newspaper
Barstow Printer
Location
Barstow, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1930
Page
5
The Barstow Printer publishes weekly in Barstow California with second class mail status since July 8 1910. Publisher editor Lloyd E Tiernan offers annual two dollars six months one dollar twenty five cents and three months seventy five cents subscriptions are strictly in advance and must be prepaid through the office.
The Hinkley Woman's Improvement Club marked its 16th year with a luncheon at Barstow Harvey House for nineteen members. An afternoon program at the Rose Inn followed with officers installed. Local residents and visiting kin noted in later reports include Mrs. Kinslow, Mrs. Chapin, Mrs. Triplett, and Mr. Vail among others. Cement pipe shipments, ranch work, and telephone service expansion top a busy community notice.
The Vermo community reports many personal updates. A former local, Helen Welsh, now Mrs. Bruce Taylor, welcomed a son last Tuesday. Residents pass time at stores, schools, and social events while several families cope with illness and travel.
The Ludlow mothers group met Wednesday afternoon at the teacher's residence with strong attendance and discussions on children's issues. Refreshments were served. Mrs George Jackson hosted a group of boys and girls who were invited to help Gladys celebrate her eighth birthday. Mrs Clooney spent the week with her sister while Mr Clooney was visiting.
Mrs Jessie Decrow visits San Francisco and plans to return early next week. Mrs Anna Slagill and her son Jess drove to Los Angeles last Friday and back Tuesday night to tend her sick father. Teachers Helen Baecht and Alice Sproule visited Hodge School. Mrs R C Simpson of Victorville spent the weekend with Violet Gifford. Farm Bureau met at Hodge schoolhouse on Friday March 14 with small turnout due to snow. Mr Wilder from San Bernardino spoke on alfalfa and shared travel photos from Europe and North Africa. A class to teach reading and writing English opens in the evening at Hodge. seven are enrolled.
The Calico Odessa Mining Co outlines a large development plan to sink shafts below the Dragon tunnel and Bismark stope, drift from the Dragon tunnel, and explore the Baltic group, a strong mineralized area. Legal affairs are handled by O'Melveny Tuller Myers. J R Lane is president with F J Courson as vice president and treasurer, BE W Carroll as secretary, and Ralph Rosberry as managing director.
Mr and Mrs Lamarch and Mr and Mrs Deuchress recently enjoyed a motor trip to Long Beach. Wednesday Mrs B F Gauldin received news of the death of her uncle H L Ward of Azusa. Death came suddenly due to heart trouble. Mrs Gauldin left Thursday to attend the funeral. Genevieve Ramsey assists in the Red Circle evening hours.
Supervisor Arthur L. Doran and county board members examined the Saugus site for a proposed California prison for first offenders. Doran then traveled to Sacramento to confer with state officials about the Victorville location.
A California legion caravan from San Bernardino Upland Fon tana and Orange County joined members from Victorville Adelanto Helendale Barstow and Twenty Nine Palms on a trip to Needles. They were greeted at Klinefelter by Needles post and joined for a Harveys House dinner Masonic temple tour and Knight of Pythias hall meeting.
Local notices include home baked cakes for Ave Orders at 250 First Street Mrs A R Meek and Caswell Coffee calling in arstow deliveries every two weeks next delivery April 8. For sale pullets fryers 31 cents per pound and dining table with chairs. Congregational Church announces March 30 service at 10 45 with Jacob who became Israel and a 7 30 sermon Jesus as Protrayed by Luke plus deacons ordained social April 2 public invited Ladies Aid April 3 2 PM Reverend Reid sermons on Jesus in the Gospels Jesus of Mathew and Mark.
San Francisco reports the eleventh annual Public Schools Week will begin April 21 with a state committee in charge. Leaders in education and civic groups join to plan meetings in school auditoriums and public halls with parent teacher associations and officials from state and county levels.
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