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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1952
Page
5
A Flag Day program at the Elks Lodge opens at 8 p.m. with L. A. Lewis former Grand Exalted Ruler as speaker and Burt Dean Smith as soloist. Public invited to attend.
Three youths earned Eagle Scout ranks at the summer court of honor held in the high school auditorium last month. Russell Mort presented the awards. explorers Bill Anderson Albert Pierce and Penns Collier joined the rank, each in turn pinning mini Eagles on their parents and presenting a red rose to their mothers. Memorial and service details followed with additional ranks to several Scouts from Troops 6 7 10 and 16 along with civic service awards and camperships.
Fisherman themed ad offers easy payment plan and S H stamps for a new spinning outfit. Pratt Bros Sporting Goods at 661 E Cit rus proclaims no parking problems near the high school. Library summer hours note closes Saturdays at 1 pm from June 14 to September 13. A712 Charges Dismissed reports Clinton A Nash’s motor vehicle code violation dismissed in Redlands court. Truman W Tennis of Carson City jailed to answer to superior court for attempted burglary during a home entry attempt on April 23. Donon Funeral notices John Hewitt Donson services held with pallbearers listed and Hillside cemetery interment.
Dennis Collier and others from Troop 4 received 75 hours each while Troop 6 Troop 11 Scouts earned 25 to 185 hours in merit badge work. A large tableau by Troops 1 6 and 11 featured Judy Bushnell and regional executives with narration by Don W Moyer and students from the University of Redlands.
The San Bernardino County Grand Jury is urged to conduct a detailed, public report on salaries and reclassification of county employees and elective officials. The resolution cites Board of Supervisors actions, calls for minimum adjustments, and seeks comparisons with similar counties and private industry. It notes possible Grand Jury authority under Penal Code 928 and requests cooperation from elective officials. There were indications the Grand Jury may also examine elimination of the office of administrative analyst.
Raymond C. Phelps, building inspector, issued permits for two new houses. One at 342 Alvarado funded by H.H. Hugely totals 4500 dollars and four rooms. The other at 1447 Monte Vista Drive costs 17000 dollars for Carl ton. Forsberg and Gregory to build. A garage permit at 1008 La Cresta Drive priced 790 dollars.
Birth notices from San Bernardino and Redlands list Deharo Pedro and Teo Anderson as parents of two daughters born June 8 and June 10 1952 at St Bernardino and Redlands Community hospitals. Death notice for Emma Hopton Burns aged 88 resident of Redlands for 25 years with funeral services at Sacred Heart church and burial at Montecito Memorial Park under F Arthur Cortner.
Joy Jameson of Corona was reelected president of the University of Redlands board of trustees at the annual meeting. The post was vacated by Mattison B. Jones of Glendale after 30 years. Larry Hendon becomes treasurer, with Pierpoint as business manager and treasurer, Kepner as secretary, Geistweit as secretary, and Wenneberg as alumni representative.
Frank H. Mogle, chairman of the Board of Supervisors, called dropping E. A. Wisdom from the county payroll part of a retrenchment program. Critics cited a personality clash and material Wisdom presented on county salary comparisons with other counties.
Local bankers in Redlands say the federal down payment relaxation for home purchases will have limited immediate effect. Bank of America manager Dan McLeod and Security-First National’s Lewis Pierce expect little change for small and mid range homes, with possible shifts only in larger tract deals. Lyman M. King of Redlands Federal Savings & Loan notes similar minimal impact overall, citing limited supply of expensive homes and the lasting influence of supply and demand under free market principles.
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