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Newspaper

Barstow Printer

Location

Barstow, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1926

Page

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Supt H A Van Loon Hosts Local Open House

About fifty subscribers and friends of Interstate Company attended the open house Monday afternoon to view the newly installed automatic telephone equipment. H A Van Loon superintendent from Bishop led the event with guests from Chicago and Los Angeles, plus local officials and installers guiding demonstrations. Long distance calls will be handled through the Victorville office with the Hotel Melrose providing the long distance pay station booth for day and night service from Barstow.

Interstate Company H. A. van Loon Interstate Bishop Conlee Bruce Blackmore The Automatic Company Chicago Los Angeles P. R. Ferguson Southern Sierras Power Company Riverside Jack Reed G. Schnitzler Olive Garrett Cora Riche Victorville Melrose Barstow

Armistice Eve Dance Marks Observance in Town

Armistice Eve activities included flag display in the business district, Bank closed, and many businesses declaring a holiday. Sperry and Cal hosted a large dance at the Auditorium the previous night with broad attendance. thirty five couples traveled from out of town.

Sperry Cal

M Preston of Ludlow Dies in France

"Mother" Preston of Ludlow died recently in France after running a Ludlow store and saloon. She sold out to Murphy Brothers when France entered World War I and left for her homeland. Tom Preston and Mrs. Preston left a fortune around $75,000 with estate assets valued at about $70,000 in stocks and bonds to six nieces and nephews.

Preston Ludlow France Preson Murphy Brothers Tom Preston

Arm of Woman Found Near Barstow North of Town

James Kek. Bureh found an arm near railroad tracks west of Barstow while walking. A glove was torn off by animals and part of the flesh was gone. Last August a lady’s handbag with a thousand dollar insurance policy was found nearby, prompting a search for a possible body believed to be Mrs Chartier. Sheriff Shay investigates the sister’s disappearance and the Los Angeles bound auto itinerary.

James Kek Bureh Foglesong Barstow Burch Laura Chartit Quincey Massachusetts Walter Deacon Los Angeles Chartier Shay

Water rights clash in Mojave River dispute

The Mojave River Riparian Owners Association seeks to protect valley water rights as the Mojave River irrigation district plans to divert 30 000 inches of water for a Los Flores dam. Litigation pushes all questions to California Supreme Court and possibly the US Supreme Court, with appeals challenging the state division of water rights authority and the legality of the project.

Mojave River San Bernardino Byron Waters Grant Holcomb Division of Water Rights Irrigation District Apple Valley Mojave Yero Ino Appellate Court Los Angeles Per Superior Court San Bernardino County Supreme Court Waters

Three Young Matrons Entertain With Bridge Party

Mesdames Rankin Shotwell and Saunders hosted thirty guests at the Ant ler Club rooms this Thursday for a bridge party with autumn decor. After scores were tallied Mrs. Harry Kilty won high and a amber glass water set. Mrs. Paul Martin took second, a hand painted centerpiece with doilies. Mrs. R Burke received a flower bowl with a hand as consolation for low scores. Mrs. Davies provided music selections.

Mesdames Rankin, Shotwell and Saunders Antler Club Harry Kilty Paul Martin

Government Asked To Make New Survey Section Lines

James K. Burch requests a government re-survey of Barstow valley land in section 10 township 9 north range 2 west. He notes conflicting local stakes and urges the Farm Bureau to push for a formal government correction to prevent future lawsuits. He encloses the commissioner’s letter offering a free re-survey upon proper application.

Barstow Calif Lloyd E. Tiernan California Tiernan Helendale Land Office Washington Uncle Sam Farm Bureau Bureau James K. Burch

Resurvey Request for Barstown Helendale District

United States Interior Department letter discusses resurvey of certain townships near Barstown and Helendale California under act of March 3 1908. It notes TO N R 2 W is eligible due to half the land still US and outlines filing a proper resurvey application per circular 520 with no expense if preliminary investigation supports the need.

United States Department of the Interior General Land Office Washington James K. Burch Barstow California San Francisco Barstown Helendale Sec R. W S.B.M N. R United States

Kiwanis and Barstow Clubs Host Hospitality Day

Local delegates from Barstow Kiwanis attend a convention at San Jose with leader Leon P. Whitney and guests from nearby clubs. Speakers include Rev McRae on Kiwanis as asset or liability. Barstow Woman’s Club hosts hospitality day with Harper Lake and Hinkley clubs, a musical program, and a luncheon for about seventy five attendees.

Barstow Woman’s Club Kiwanis Kiwanis Club Antlers Club Pete) Ring Kiwanis Orchestra Bob Burke Leon P. Whitney Rev. McRae San Jose Washington Stanford University Alfred A. True H. L. Miller Hinkley Woman's Club Doris McClean Renfro Siemon Jar Santa Lucia Weld Mary Cook Anise Leak Litle Joy Warris

Mrs Lobaugh Hosts 500 Card Party in Barstow

Mrs. Fred Lobaugh entertained eight ladies at her north Barstow home with a 500 card party honoring Mrs. Billie William who left for Bakersfield. William won first prize and Mrs. Jordan the consolation trophy. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Billie Williams and their son moved to Bakersfield. Eight puppies were born to H R Brown’s wolf hound this week.

Fred Lobaugh North Barstow Billie William Bakersfield William Jordan Lobaugh Billie Williams and

Teague Buys 40 by 100 Foot Lot Near Third Street

R L Teague reports purchase of a 40 by 100 foot plot near Third street from Messie Bigger and Taylor and immediate work to improve the property.

R. L. Teague Third Street Messie Bigger and Taylor

Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Offer at Tiernan's Store

Five dollars buys a Eureka vacuum cleaner at Tiernan's store with a promotional sale. The deal highlights a single model and price point aimed at local shoppers.

Joe Dollara Eureka Tiernan Tiernan’s

Jackie Coogan's Mother Tied to Beauty Shop Patronage

Jackie Coogan's mother was a patron of Ethel Chlerts Beauty Shop this week as she traveled en route to New York.

Jackie Coogan Ethel Chlerts New York

New Arrivals: Graham Family Lands in Local Area

Mr and Mrs Ernest Graham and their two sons Norman and Lee have moved from Los Angeles. Mr Graham is a mining engineer and part of the family’s recent relocation to the region.

Ernest Graham Norman and Lee Los Angeles Mr. Graham

Henderson to Attend Masonic Meeting in Hemet

Alfred Henderson attends a Masonic gathering in Hemet and will progress into deeper Masonic rites during the event.

Alfred Henderson Hemet

Miller Brothers join Hotel Biltmore orchestra in Los Angeles

Forest and Eugene Miller sons of Mr and Mrs H L Miller will join the Hotel Biltmore orchestra in Los Angeles. They have recently been playing in San Francisco and bring local talent to the west coast stage.

Tax meeting over tax hike in Barstow district

San Bernardino Tax Assessor Allen and Deputy Mc Intyre met with about thirty aggrieved Barstow taxpayers in the high school auditorium. Judge Henderson opened the session. Officials noted taxes are about 2.5 times last year due to newer buildings in the business district and questioned the district deputy’s valuation variances. A citizens’ committee will travel to San Bernardino to present grievances while taxes for the year will remain as billed.

Allen McIntyre San Bernardino Barstow Henderson

Miss Norine Briggs Visits Chicago Friends

Miss Norine Briggs of Chicago is visiting friends, staying briefly with local acquaintances while in town.

Norine Briggs Chicago

Mrs George Henderson and Mrs Arthur Birch Visit San Bernardino

Mrs George Henderson and Mrs Arthur Birch were San Bernardino visitors this week, stopping by local shops and reporting on a brief stay in the city.

George Henderson Arthur Birch San Bernardino

Miner Julius Schaldach Injured In Gear-Shift Accident

Julius Schaldach, 50, a miner from Cima, was struck and suffered a broken back when he attempted to crank his ear while the car was in gear after pausing to talk with a friend. He was taken to a San Bernardino hospital and doctors hope for recovery.

Julius Schaldach Cima Schaldach San Bernardino

Fire Department Makes Second Run in Barstow Trash Fire

The fire engine was called out to north Barstow this week but the blaze proved to be only a trash fire with an old auto fire furnishing most of the smoke.

North Barstow

C. E. Meeting at Yermo Observes Armistice Day

A Sunday evening C. E. meeting in Yermo included Wright leading services in observance of Armistice Day. Items featured a Sousa piano duet, a Mrs. Amos solo, a Ruskin poem, a painting reproduction, and an honorable discharge display. Mrs. Ames leads next week. services continue Sundays at 7:30.

Yermo Wright Sousa Amos Ruskin Lee Grant N.Y Ames School House Booth

Miss Miner Visits Lindsay Sister for Health Stay

Miss Miner of Lindsay California visits at the home of her sister Mrs James A Moore and expects to stay several months for health reasons.

Miss Miner Lindsay California James A. Moore Miner

Camp Fire Girls Program 19th Staged by Local Camp

The 19th Camp Fire Girls program at Minnetoska’s Dream has been postponed to next Friday night. The one act play with tableaux songs and dances directed by Dorothy Steinberg and Miss Smitheram aims to draw a full house for a local entertainment benefiting a good cause.

Fire Girls Dorothy Steinberg Miss Smitheram

Also Mentioned on This Page

Supt. H. A. van Loon M. Preston OF BP. EK. Parrott Mrs. Lobaugh H. R. Brown Fire Department C. E Camp Fire Girls Program
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