New theater promised in building plan
Knights of Pythias lodge plans a three story complex on North H street featuring a 900 seat theater on the ground floor, two shops, a large store room, and lodge rooms on the upper floor. Baker and Calvert sign ten year lease. multiple Masonic groups to use second floor spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker and Calvert
Knights of Pythias and Pythian Ssters
Blue Lodge Masons
Royal Arch Masons
Eastern Star Chapter
Siebert and Hunt
Santa Barbara
Siebert
Knights Lodge
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Lompoc Finance Corporation Formed By Local Businessmen
A group of citizens organized a new financial concern in Lompoc, to be incorporated as the Lompoc Finance Corporation with initial capitalization of 65000 dollars, possibly rising to 75000. Seven directors were elected Arthur Rudolph leading as president, G T Gunderson as vice president, and Robert C Lilley as secretary. The firm will handle automobile contracts and mercantile paper for installment sales, filling a niche not covered by local banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northrup
Santa Barbara
Pacific Southwest Trust and Savings Bank
Lompoc Finance Corporation
Arthur Rudolph
L. C. Gisler
Ronald M. Adam
F. R. Lewis
G. T. Gunderson
Charles Rudolph
J. D. McCabe
Robert C. Lilley
C. Kelly Hardenbrook
Insurance Adjuster Inspects Lompoc High Fire Damage
W B Palmer of the Board of Fire Underwriters led an inspection of Lompoc High School after last Monday's fire. R C Lilley and L Huseman from two insurers joined the visit, with A D Everett of the Everett Building Company briefed on repair costs. Estimated loss about 1000 dollars.
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Lompoc High School
W. B. Palmer
Board of Fire Underwriters
Palmer
R. C. LiNey
L. Huseman
A. D. Everett
Everett Building Company
Automobile of
Hartford
C. D. McCabe
Firemans Fund
The
Connecticut
R. C. Lilley
John Galliven Dies in Tacoma Hospital at 70
Funeral notice for John J. Galliven of Tacoma who died last Sunday in a Tacoma hospital at age 70. He was a telegraph operator for the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railroad for fifteen years and is survived by four sons and four daughters including Gerald in Tacoma and Charles in Minneapolis. His son William arrived in Tacoma before his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Santa Ynez Pioneer Answers Final Summons
Santa Ynez Valley habitat mourns Joseph W. Smith longtime pioneer. Born in the early 1870s he traveled California on foot with pack burros seeking health. He later farmed in Ballard and ran a drug business in San Luis Obispo before moving to Los Angeles where he died at 74 leaving a widow two daughters a son and several grandsons.
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Santa Ynez Valley
Los Angeles
Joseph W. Smith
Mr. Smith
California
Henry Muzzal
Santa Barbara
Ballard
San Luis Obispo
Mary F. Smith
Avis K. Smith
Harold Burns
Donald 7. Smith
Canvass Urges Housing Boost for Celite Men
City seeks 30 to 40 new homes as Celite Company with 800 employees struggles to house workers and families. Chamber committee heard James Reed urge rental or installment homes and possible loan company to spur rapid building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Celiie Company
James Reed
Chamber of Commerce
Reed
L. E. Heiges
L. L. Smith
L. C. Gisler
New H street bridge ready soon after graveling ends
The new H street bridge is finished and will open to traffic in a few days. Road Foreman Jas DeVaal is graveling the approaches on both ends, and the Santa Rosa contractors Proctor and Cleghorn have overseen ten months of work. Traffic north has been detoured during high water, but the opening will provide a smoother, safer route for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Herges
E. C. Wilkin
W. J. Oates
H. 8. Cherrie
Ray Swartz
Austin Howerton
Walter Ziesche
A. Slatten
Lyman Lightfoot
F. J. Miller
Frank Snook
Mr. Pope
F Street
Charles Everett
Robert Burner
South J Street
George Ringhoff
North H Street
Howerton
la Fayette Square
Everett Building Co
Wilkin
LaFayette Square
Heiges
H Street
Jas. DeVaal
Messrs
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Alpha Club Plans Spring Flower Show in Lompoc
The Alpha Club sponsors a Spring Flower Show on Saturday May 10 featuring local blossoms. The event will display cut flowers and offer farm tours to seed farms in the valley, inviting county residents and visitors. Mrs. J. M. Smith chairs the committee and will announce other members soon.
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Ladies of the Alpha Club
Lompoc
Alpha Club
J. M. Smith
Solvang Attorney Lyons Conducts Business in Lompoc
Attorney S. H. Lyons of Solvang was seen transacting business in Lompoc yesterday, reflecting active cross-town professional activity and engagement in local commerce.
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S. H. Lyons
Solvang
Lompoc
Center Invites Farmers to Hear Henderson Plan
The Farm Bureau Center invites farmers to Foresters Hall next Tuesday for a meeting on the dairy industry and the Henderson irrigation plan for the Santa Ynez and Lompoc valleys. Speakers include H. H. Henderson and M. G. Falmaina.
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Center
Henderson
Farm Bureau
Foresters Hall
Santa Ynez
Lompoc
M. G. Falmaina
Harmony Valley
San Luis Obigpo
Dairy Committee
A. G. Hollister
H. H. Henderson
A. B. Henning
Farm Bureau Center
Farm Bureau Organization
Mr. Hen
City Election Officials Chosen and Registration Urgency Noted
The city council set April 12 for the municipal election and named election officers split by precincts with a female-majority slate. Registration closes tomorrow March 18 for voters not yet registered since January 1, 1926, and March 23 marks the nominations deadline for city offices.
Local Officers Check Old Yellow Plates On Cars
Traffic officers Reynolds and Travis are in town checking license plates and finding many 1926 yellow plates not mounted. A rancher said he lacked stove bolts to install plates and later bought a nickel’s worth of bolts after a warning.
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Reynolds
Travis
Palmer returns to Lompoc for an indefinite stay
B Palmer arrived in Lompoc last evening for an indefinite stay. He previously worked at Moore Mercantile Co store for several months last summer and is glad to be back in Lompoc.
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B. Palmer
Lompoc
Mr. Palmer
Moore Mercantile Co
Etore
Clerk Saunders Appointed After Grandfather’s Death
George Saunders assumed the four year clerk’s office after the death of his grandfather G W Mears, the elected clerk. He was appointed by the board of city trustees and may serve only until the next election on April 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Saunders
C. TD. McCabe
F. J. Miller
Ben Grossi
J. D. McCabe
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Internal Revenue Collector
John Galliven
Tacoma Hospital
Celite
Jennie Dimock
Nellie Launer
Charles Rios
Sylvester Landsdell
Emma Smith
Clarence Henning
Emma Adams
Florence Nicoles
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