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Newspaper
Redlands Daily Facts
Location
Redlands, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1952
Page
5
Auction prices advertised for all times during the week with auctions Sundays 1 pm and Wednesdays 7 30 pm. Big Auction House location east of Redlands on Highway 9 at Yucaipa junction. Also library hours and other local notices including store closings and a funeral service report.
The Audubon Society will hold its monthly refuge trip at 7 30 a m Saturday at Warm Creek Wildlife RefugeSan Bernardino 1100 South E Street. Secretary Mrs Glenn Vaughn announced. Oscar F Clarke of Riverside will conduct the trip to hear the early morning bird chorus.
Adah Doty age 77 died after a period of failing health. A former Redlands resident and member of the First Baptist Church, she had lived with her son Rev Harold Doty in Pasadena. Services set for Friday at South Pasadena Baptist Church at 10 a.m. with graveside rites at Hillside Cemetery at 3 p.m. She previously lived on West Fern Avenue.
The Southern California and Arizona Methodist conference meets at the University of Redlands June 16 21 with Dr James Chamberlain Baker retiring in July. Bishop Baker born 1879 at Sheldon Iowa has served many posts and will be honored as Dean Walter Muelder of Boston University lectures on five evenings during the week. appointments to churches will be announced Sunday afternoon following ordination and baptism.
Vera Smith resigns as secretary to the city manager effective July 16 with vacation leave starting June 25. Since 1947 she has served as secretary to George Coffey, head of the city government, and also to the planning commission and urban redevelopment agency. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs F Wilkins of North Buena Vista and previously worked for the Mutual Orange Basin and in the county courthouse.
Three Redlands residents were awarded degrees at Occidental College’s 70th commencement in Hillside Theater. Gail H. Glass earned a BA in education, Donald H. Lage earned a BA in botany, and Marion Symmes earned a BA in sociology.
Three Redlands agencies will receive about $250 each from the Kiwanis early May show profits. Net receipts totaled $1525.18 after expenses of $330.32 and tax of $1165.30. Geller Productions and the Kiwanis club each share $762.59. Attendance was 1149 with finance committee co chairs Glen Adams Cliff Brewster Ron Wait Dorin and Pete Arc.
A reorganizational meeting of the Redlands Horticultural Society was held Tuesday in the Simsley library Lyon Wing. President H. C. L. Staniforth presided as a nominating committee was formed to report at the July 14 meeting at 7 30 p m. Twenty five new memberships were accepted at last night’s session.
Redlands High School expects 260 graduates to pursue further education. Of those, 67 enroll in California public junior colleges, 4 in private junior colleges, 18 in private four year colleges, 145 in California state colleges, 6 in UC campuses, 1 in Santa Barbara, 1 in Davis, 12 in out of state colleges, 21 in vocational schools, and 25 undecided. Guidance director Leo G. Fuchs notes the rate exceeds the national average and that students with B grades or better gain admission easily.
Redlands motorists were injured in last nights crashes per police. Robert A Cabral 17 830 Tr ibune street was injured when his car struck a tree on North Orange street at 1149 PM. He said he fell asleep at the wheel. Rena M Jones 56 Canter street suffered minor injuries at 624 PM when her west bound State street car collided with a second west bound car driven by Alvin J Reinders 508 East Central avenue. Jones car was rear ended and both vehicles sustained about 200 dollars damage.
Miss Louise West owner of Hana West women apparel shop in Redlands dies after long illness at 60 Linda Place home. She lived in Redlands 51 years and helped run the business with Hana West and later Lila West. Survived by sister Gladys Hayward of Martinez. Body at F Arthur Cortner chapel. funeral to be announced.
Five year old Stanley Shuttleworth Jr appears in a family portrait with his father Stanley, a camera buff who shoots prints of young women with long hair. The girl in the photo is Hallie McNeeley, Redlands High School student, pictured during a spring field trip to Thousand Palms. The image was sent to Camera magazine and published in June.
Optimists from Redlands San Bernardino Fontana and Ontario join a three day entertainment program dubbed the Optimist June Jamboree opening tomorrow afternoon at Kiddieland on Fast Highland avenue across from Ferris Hill park in San Bernardino. Games rides food and prizes plus thousands of gifts are included. Proceeds benefit the Optimist boys camp at Debore sponsored by four clubs. Breakfast Saturday will feature for all day activity with big programs each afternoon and evening.
City crews began paving Terracina boulevard from north of Olive to Fern along with Crescent avenue from Alessandro road to Crown street. Acting city manager J Ed ward Harp announced the project costs about 12000 dollars for Terracina and 8000 dollars for Crescent. The rest of both streets remains in good shape and only these two segments are scheduled for paving this year.
Adah Doty died in South Pasadena California on June 11 1952 aged 76. She is survived by one son Reverend Harold E Doty of South Pasadena. Funeral services will be held Friday at 10 30 am from Turner Stevens Eggleston chapel South Pasadena. Interment at Hillside Cemetery Friday at 3 pm, F Arthur Cortner chapel in charge.
Over 700 Southern California Baptist women attend the 23rd annual Woman's Baptist Mission Society house party on the University of Redlands campus. Mrs. George H. Armacost, wife of the university president, is re-elected president and presiding. Sessions run from last night through tomorrow afternoon with speakers including Mrs. Armacost and Mrs. Victor Wik focusing on home missions.
The California Public Works Board approved 554 771 dollars for six new border plant quarantine stations. One site will be in Yermo San Bernardino county housed in the university dormitories.
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