This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!
This newspaper page contains 14 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.
Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
3
Peggy Harwood and Henry Peterson announced their marriage by Peggy’s parents Mr and Mrs F R Harwood of West Colton Avenue. The ceremony occurred in Yuma Arizona on December 24 1950 while the groom served in Japan and Korea with the 40th Division. The couple plan a delayed honeymoon and temporary residence with the bride’s parents.
The Women's Bell Relief Corps met at the YWCA. Maude Wyatt resigned as senior vice president and was elected treasurer. Lita Mee and Thom elected senior vice president. A sympathy card was sent to Mas Dooniway for her brother John Donson who died recently. General orders announced the death of Union Veteran Douglas F. Story of Los Angeles at 108, the oldest in California, and noted Wil Cent Magee of Van Nuys at 106 as the only remaining California veteran.
The Sacred Heart book review forum closed its season with readings on The World's First Love by Bishop Fulton J. Sheen and a paper on the miraculous apparition of the blessed mother read by Mrs H J Deming. Attendees included Mrs Thomas Ditchfield, Mrs Deming, and several others.
A rehearsal dinner for the Browning Schul wedding party was held Tuesday evening at the New Forest Home Lodge with Mrs Ray Lovell Buerge hosting. Attendees included numerous relatives and friends, and a handmade ceramic lamp was presented to the couple. gifts were recalled by several attendees.
The House of Neighborly Service hosts include graduating high school seniors honored at a Sunday reception with 18 seniors attending. Wiss Evangeline Lean led the event, sponsored by the women’s auxiliary. A closing La-anidad fellowship meeting occurred Tuesday in Riverside. Fairmont Park lists Harry Lopes as a Will graduate tomorrow from the San Bernardino College of Nursing. Extremes will be staged at 6 20 in the Greek theater at Valley College. Mrs Joseph W Cook, newly elected president, will lead the first meeting of her term tomorrow at noon for the H N S women’s auxiliary luncheon. Blanche Reese directs a convention report on the National Federation of Settlements and Neighborhood Centers. PRACTICAL NURSES MEETING MONDAY.
About 24 members and guests attended a Shrine party after a regular meeting at the Masonic temple in Redlands. Florence Sandefur chaired arrangements with Innes Burk as co chair. yellow and white decor highlighted the lodge and banquet rooms with Shasta daisies for flowers. Isabel Moore WHP and Alvin Davus WOS presided in the east. Grayce Bradbury attended as district deputy. Alan Sonnenbury led a piano program. The next meeting is set for June 2 with a ceremonial to be conducted.
At 730 pm in Redlands Community Hospital a guest speaker, Dr Aluvray Fireman, will discuss childhood diseases. All practical nurses of Redlands are invited to attend.
The Nancy Jackson Dancers present a four part program at Redlands Bowl tomorrow evening with a 15 o'clock start. Part one Magic Hour features numerous performers, part two Panda Bear Highland Chinese Dolls Sailor Dolls and more, part three a children's Oklahoma with costumes by Janet White Acheson, intermission gala with Fox Trot Waltz Rhamba and grand march finale, and the Waltz numbers with many student performers and named dancers.
Sixty five members of the First Methodist church WSCS attended a covered dish luncheon in Sylvan Park yesterday noon. Ruth Circle hosted with Mrs Peter Burk Jr as chair. Barbara Wheaton presented twelve towels made by her group. Mrs H E Dotson accepted for the organization. Mrs Winnifred Dague gave devotions. Mrs R B Linsley led a playlet with Mrs Ray. Mrs B R C Collins, president, conducted the meeting and read two readings. The dismissal was by Mrs Ray L Ruth.
Wenonah circle of the First Presbyterian church held a patio barbecue at Mr and Mrs A P Crm Jr home Tuesday evening with their husbands attending. Dr Alvyn Haag led the devotion and Mrs James Robison showed slides of New Orleans. Attending the supper meeting were Dr and Mrs Haag and many other circle members and friends.
Reservations are due by tomorrow for another buffet supper at the Country Club. The event will be served Sunday evening to members and their guests. Mr and Mrs Barton Ruggies will host and hostess this week.
University Methodist Women held an all day meeting led by Mrs Raymond Zimmer planning the next women’s conference. Mrs Theron Mason reviewed the study Methodist Women and Race from The Negro to the Methodist Church. Luncheon served by the Priscilla Circle with Mrs Ralph Horton. Afternoon devotions by Mrs Jay Chesnutt and program by Mrs Raymond Hale on All Children Our Concern. Vocal solo by Mrs Franklin Greene closed.
George R Jones of the Jones Glass Company was summoned east due to the serious illness of his father George W Jones in Shelbyville Indiana. He plans to return to Redlands Tuesday. Lt R L Trout and wife and daughter Terry arrived from Glenview Illinois where he has been stationed. The Trout family will stay with Mr and Mrs F C Galland at 905 West Hedland Avenue during his sea duty. He is attached to an aircraft carrier.
Nearly 300 guests plan to greet Dr Kenneth VanWinkle Dole and his bride elect Miss Carolyn Stewart at a garden reception at 351 Cajon Street Redlands hosted by Dr and Mrs K Dole. Attending are Dr and Mrs Drecie Stewart of Honolulu and Miss Rachel Dole among others. The wedding is set for Sunday at Beverly Vista Community Church Beverly Hills with a reception at Stewart Hall. Also noted is a Post Meridian Club meeting tomorrow and a safety reminder about electrical cords in laboratories.
We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.
People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!
You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!
Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.
Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.
Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.