Popular Filipino Entertainers Light Up Chautauqua Program
Olivar's Philippine Troubadors, a lively group of educated Filipino college men, perform a varied set mixing native South Sea music with American tunes. Their welcome charm comes from natural talent and trained technique, bringing spontaneity and joy to audiences while discussing life in the islands and Philippine opportunities under Uncle Sam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivar
Unitéd Tes
Ican
Uncle Sam
Hinkley Weekend Visitors and Local News Notes
Hollywood guests A L Unnison and E M Kinslow hosted at Hinkley while Kinslow sons painted a Shell service station as Dixie. Local visits include Briggs in Colton and Hoving family in San Bernardino. Readers warned about a misleading Barstow to Hinkley route proposal and a seven week Missouri Iowa trip follows. Mrs Deskins and Mrs Leeney plan six week trip through Missouri Iowa and Illinois then Chicago and return via Barstow and Raton New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L
Unnison
Hollywood
Mfs
E. M. Kinslow
Copeland
Glendale
Hinkley
Kinslow & Son
Henning
Guy Padgett
Whittington
Belflower
Raymond Hoving
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Knox
H. A. Briggs
S. J. Goodrich
George Deskins
Geo. H. Leeney
Cal
Missouri
Iowa
Mr. Leeney
Livonia
Lucas
Pat
Fairfield
Chicago
Burlington Railroad
Barstow
Aill
Raton
New Mexico
Crocham Truck To Return After Embankment Crash
Mr. B F Corts of Larsen Dye Works will have his Crocham truck back on the streets next week after repairs. It had been in the garage following a five foot embankment fall about one mile this side of the summit on Saturday May 4th. No serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Corts
Larsen Dye Works
Corts
Newberry Notes From a Desert Visit to Barstow and Moonlit Hikes
Marjorie Geauman writes from Newberry about a Mojave sunset, a junk wagon couple en route to Greenwich Village, and a Barstow visit to Mr Grey of Grey Stone Service. She notes a Ladies Wednesday Club debate on smoking, Dr. Graham visiting a Berkeley physician, Santa Fe track improvements, and plans for a club house. A moonlight hike up Mt Pisgah is proposed for vacationers while roads improve access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwich Village
Barstow
Mr. Grey
Greystone Service
Hensle
Eagle Rock
Clinkenbeard
Doctor Graham
Newberry
Berkeley
Santa Fe Company
McCoy
Daggett
Mt. Pisgah
Barstow District News Highlights Local Notes
Mrs. Ed Lazenby returns home slowly recovering from illness. A. R. Meek injures hand on rusty nail and misses days of work. Norbert McCron heads to San Bernardino to oversee Harvey House. E. E. B. Hebert trains crew member hospitalized for lumbago. Miss Spight visits Los Angeles family. Dorothy Graham visits Dr. John L. Graham. Herbert Gauldin spends week in Riverside. J A Mustonen takes Carl Jordan's telegraph post. B. R. Bradford moves to Seligman. Jack Lane gives each Barstow Senior girl a five dollar gold piece for commencement. Riverside Kiwanis guests Barstow Kiwanis en route to Las Vegas to meet Las Vegas club. luncheon yields pleasant visit led by district and club officers.
Mrs May Henderson Dies After Long Illness
Mrs May Henderson passed away Sunday in a San Bernardino hospital after a prolonged illness marked by an aggravated bone condition and other complications. She leaves son Lancelot, daughter Margaret, and granddaughter Pinky. Funeral services were held in San Bernardino on Wednesday. Born in Newfoundland she later married George Henderson, who died two years ago in Kingman Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
May Henderson
San Bernardino
Lancelot
Margaret
Barstow 20 30 Club Visitation and May Meeting
Nineteen Barstow 20 30 Club members visited the Barstow group for a May 9 dinner at 6 30 PM. Judge O Connor of Colton spoke on Law and Enforcement. An indoor baseball game ended 10 5 in favor of San Bernardino.
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Barstow
San Bernardino
Boss
America
Judge O’conner
Colton
Ivor Davies
California Hotel
Rose Inn
Schildren
Interesting Kiwanis Meeting Held in Hemet San Jacinto
The Hemet San Jacinto Kiwanis program featured John C. King editor of the Hemet News as speaker. He extolled small towns for their advantages, noting they offer modern conveniences and greater personal freedom, and cited prominent national figures who hailed from small towns. Attendees included Hemet residents E. W. Richard C. M. Thompson C. A. Dietrick L. J. Clark Jay C. Loomis Henry D Weston Charles A. Heskey and San Jacinto’s Mr. Harry Dane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hemet- San Jacinto Club
John C. King
Hemet News
C. M. Thompson
C. A. Dietrick
L. J. Clark
Jay C. Loomis
Henry D Weston
Charles A. Heskey
Mr. Harry ©. Dane
San Jacinto
Richfield Lion To Light Up Barstow Beacon
C Steiner foreman and three men worked in Barstow this week to install a neon beacon light for Richfield. Eight by six foot letters will spell Richfield on both sides with a round glass border and a central wire. Power will show a red glow and guidance signs point toward Needles Las Vegas San Bernardino and Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Steiner
Foreman
Barstow
Richfield
Barstow Station
Needles
Las Vegas
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Ludlow News Highlights Local Visits and Mining Plans
Local notes report visits by Ayala and Quevedo, details on a Ludlow school commencement in May, and possible appointment of Bob Teeters as Constable. A Sunday picnic at Pacific Mines includes ten attendees. Mining updates describe Bearite deposits near Ludlow, Stuart and Bell operations with 15 workers, ore trucking from San Bernardino, and plans to expand in the desert region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ayala
Jesus Ayala
Arizona
Ludlow
Jose Quevedo
Evyth
California
Ludlow School
Bob Teeters
Pacific Mines
Exa Lowe
Cecil Lowe
Tommy Trenkle
Ruth George
Edward Trenkle
Charles Anderson
Mary Trenkle
Eddie Delaney
Franqueline O'Connell
D. W Lowe
Joy Platt
Los Angeles
Eea Lowe
Lincoln Trapp
Pomona
Calif
California Bank of Pomona
Big Bear
Tonopah
Tidewater
Death Valley Junction
Death Valley
Beattif
Nevada
A. L. Addy
Claude Strand
Fresno
Famer Wilson
San Bernardino
G. B. Jackson
J. V. O'Connell
Mr. Jackson
Stuart and Bell
MacDonald and Hansen
Samel
LaVoie
Santa Fe Railroad
Stuart Bell Mining Company
John G. Bell
Kiwanis Division Six Meeting Draws Regional Clubs
Barstow hosts Division Six Kiwanis gathering at Rose Inn with 75 attendees including clubs from Las Vegas Riverside San Bernardino Colton and Redlands. Speakers Dr John Gardner Riverside and District Gov George Filmer of San Francisco discuss altruism international good will and cross country comparisons amid musical performances and a 7 45 luncheon adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
Harvey Mosier
Harold Tiernan
Riverside
Tiernan
Heber Winder
John Gardner
George Filmer
San Francisco
Filmer
Leon Whitney
Joe Rensch
San Bernardino
Desert Breezers
Chicago Tribune
Sam
Messers, Knaggs
First Congregational Church
England
Lake Michigan
United States
Gardner
Canada
Barstow Woman's Club notes and year end events
A large Barstow Woman's Club gathering at Rose Inn on May 14 welcomed Mrs. Russell Riley as a new member and announced twenty new additions for the year under Mrs. Garver. The program featured violin solos by Mrs. Charlie McGonagle Welch and a skit titled Bob's Strategy. The club planned a May 28 banquet at the Harvey House and a recent dance raised 59.90 for the Boy Scouts Building fund. viaduct bids were to be opened in June at Sacramento as Home Supply Company moves were completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barstow
I. S. Hill
Jonas
Pence
Sischo
Whicker
Charlie McGonagle Welch
Wild
Langworthy
Jordan
Helen Cardwell
Bob
Orr Mortensen
Lynm
Geo
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Phillipino
Chautauqua
Roy Chapin
Robert Speth
Boise Phillips
University of Redlands
Harper Lake
Marjorie IB. Geauman
Sue
News of Friends
Barstow and District
Ed. Lazenby
A. R. Meek
Nobert MecCron
Harvey
That City
EE. B. Hebert
Santa Fe
Miss Spight
Dorothy Graham
Mrs. Graham
John L. Graham
Herbert Gauldin
Southern Sierras
J. A. Mustonen
Seligman, Ariz
Carl Jordan
BR. B. Bradford
Seligman
Mustonen
Jack Lane
Calico
Riverside Kiwanis Club
Barstow Kiwanis Club
Nev
Riverside Club
Charles Reid
Bell
Ludlow News
Mr. Tiernan
Kiwanis
Sacramento
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