Local Notes and Obituary Fragments From Redlands Area
Local notes list Ballard leaving the University of Redlands for Dayton Ohio to become sales promotion manager for Standard Register. Community notices include Scandinavian Picnic at Sullivan Park with instrument contributions and shared table service. Funeral and memorial services for Zensor Valentine Kamp and others noted with Hillside cemetery interments and Cortner funeral home arranging details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballard
Ohip
Ray Ballard
University of Redlands
Dayton
Ohio
Standard Register Company
Ballards
College, Avenue
Closure Of Game Areas Backed By Community Groups
County supervisors receive three letters showing support for the original boundaries set by the U S for estry service firearms closure in the mountains. From Big Bear Lake Valley Chamber of Commerce signed by Rah Totten. Redlands Fish and Game Conservation Association signed by R E Sams. Inland Council of Fish and Game Clubs signed by E R Peppett and Gail R Stockton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
U. S
Forestry Service
Big Bear Lake Valley Chamber of Commerce
Rah . Totten
Redlands Fish: and Game Conservation Association
R E Sams
Inland Council of Fish and Game Clubs
E. R Peppett
Gail R. Stockton
Babs Hutton Begins Resting Stay in Hillsborough
Barbara Hutton 39, heiress and former countess, starts a six month period of resting and recovering in her Hillsborough neighborhood with her young son Lance, a dachshund, and two French maids. She denies plans to remarry, calling companionship with William Robertson of Los Angeles a platonic friendship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hillsborough
Calif
Barbara Hutton
Miss Hutton
Lance
William Robertson
Los Angeles
Cary Grant
Prince Troubetzkoy
Prince Mdivani
Count Haugwitz-RevenUow
Robertson
Redlands Daily Facts Publisher and Editor Details
The Redlands Daily Facts lists William G Moore as Publisher and Frank B Moore as Editor. It notes publication every evening except Sunday from Facts building at East Citrus Avenue and Fifth Street, Redlands, California. The paper claims a founding date in 1690 and entry as second class matter in 1890.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William G Moore
Frank B. Moore
Facts Building
East Citrus Avenue
Fifth Street
Redlands
California
Redlands City Council Adopts Budget With 1.70 Tax Rate
The Redlands city council approved a $603,338 budget and set the general tax rate at $1.70, with library costs at 27 cents and a separate $837,065 budget for the A. K. Smiley Library. The plan includes $50,000 for sewer system expansion, funded by a carryover and various revenue streams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Falions
Justice Court
Water Department
Revenue Department
A. K. Smiley
J. Edward Harp
Isystere
City Delays Acceptance of State Highway Request
Redlands city council discusses delaying right of way for a state highway widening from Crescent Avenue south through city property. Two wells would be affected and replaced with state dig wells, but raised concerns about well yield and water needs. Council authorizes further conferences with highway officials while approving a neon sign for Carl Metz, grants to the chamber of commerce for maps, and other routine business including a cattle permit and planning commission recommendations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
State Division of Highways
Crescent Avenue
Sta
San Bernardino
Paul Wilson
West Redlands Water Co
Wilson
Carl Metz
West Central Avenue
J. T. Fletcher
Glenn Adans
EF. E. Runkel
Chamber of Commerce
L. C. Hammond
Irrigation Company
Church Street
Colten Avenue
Redlands Camera Club
Library Park
Charley Francis
Mentone
Ross Speer
Park Department
Raymond Phelps
Spokane
Sidney Conner
County Defense Council
Highway Users Fund Distributed to California Counties
SACRAMENTO AP The apportioned 12 698 645 to California counties from the highway users fund raises the fiscal year total to 53 514 378. State controller Thomas Kuchel notes a 7.8 percent rise from last year and forecasts next year distributing 56 327 393. Funds will support county road projects while cities receive 20 777 496 for this year though final allocations are pending. The remaining 131 385 841 will fund state highways.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
California
Thomas Kuchel
Kuchel
Theme Contest Opens for 1953 National Orange Show
The National Orange Show in San Bernardino invites theme ideas for its 1953 production to be held March 19. A $50 prize goes to the winner, with extended eligibility to Riverside and Orange counties. Submissions must be postmarked by July 15 to the Theme Contest Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino
Riverside
Orange
National Orange Show
P. O. Box
California
America
Speer Named to County Education Board Seat
Ross Speer, superintendent of Redlands schools, becomes a new member of the County Board of Education. The board of supervisors reappointed Daniel B. Milliken, superintendent of Chaffey College and High School District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Speer
Redlands
County Board of Education
Board of Supervisors
Daniel B. Milliken
Chaffey College
Hig
Montecito Cemetery Expansion Approved to Double Area
County supervisors approve expanding Montecito Cemetery to roughly twice its size. The cemetery board plans tall trees and shrubs as a screen. The extension will reach Barton Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montecito Cemetery
Barton Road
Casualties Rise as Korea Toll Reaches 109971
Washington reports the Defense Department tallies 109,971 American battle casualties in Korea, up 259 from last week. Included are 19,323 deaths, 78,326 wounded, 9,684 missing, 1,247 captured, and 1,385 previously missing but returned to service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Defense Department
Korea
Milliman On Way Home From Korea
Cpl Richard Ward Milliman 4 Redlands Marine who served over ten months in Korea docked in San Francisco at 8 AM aboard the USNS Gen William Weigel. He is one of 1920 Marines aboard including about 250 from California. Milliman, son of Mr and Mrs Ward Milliman of Mt View Avenue, joined the Marines in January 1951 and served as assistant communications chief with forward observers. He is a Redlands High School graduate.
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Cpl
Richard Ward Milliman
Redlands
San Francisco
Navy
USNS
William Weigel
California
Milliman
Ward Milliman
Mt. View! Avenue
Korea
James L. Hood, Jr
Cajon Street
Forward
Am Redlands High School
Dune
S Van Bruggen Dies After Illness in Redlands
Simon Van Bruggen, 69, longtime Redlands resident and grocer, died last night at Community hospital after a 10 week illness. Funeral at Arthur F Cortner chapel with Rev. Clifford Erickson officiating. interment Fill side Cemetery led by Rev. Ernest J Atkinson. Born in 1883 in Lotterson Netherlands he later moved to Kalamazoo Michigan. He married twice and worked as a grocer here before later serving as a clinic caretaker. He leaves wife Kathrine and a daughter Kathrine Nagel plus two grandsons all in Kalamazoo.
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Simon van Bruggen
Redlands
Arthur F. Cortner
Clifford Erickson
Christian Missionary Alliance Church
Fillside
Ernest J. Atkinson
Free Methodist Church
Mr. van Bruggen
Lotterson
Netherlands
United States
Kalamazoo
Mich
Muskegon
Jennie
California
van Brugpen
Webster Street
Kathrine
Van's Grocery
San Bernardino
Grange Streets
Beaver Clinic
van Bruiggen
Kathrine Nagel
Donald
Ronald Nagel
McCallum
Calif
Duncan J. McCallum
North Douglas St
Yucaipa
Canada
Mable McCallum
Gerald McCallum
Marion
Ohio
Howard McCallum
North Hollywood
Ethel Rick
San Diego
Edna Hobbs
Alhambra
Reader thanks police for gentle act aiding injured dog
Jim Haines of 130 Beacon Street commends local officers for saving and comforting a hit dog outside his home on the highway. He lauds the officers courage and care, noting the humane act goes beyond duty and reflects well on the police department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xacis
Jim Haines
Beacon Street
Uber Attends Driver Education Seminar in Redlands
Earl D. Uber of Redlands high school will attend a driver education seminar at Occidental College from July 14 to 25. The event is directed by Dr. Marland K. Strasser for the Insurance Agents Association of Redlands and sponsored by the National Automobile Club, a leading casualty and surety authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uber
Insurance Agents Association of Redlands
Earl D. Uber
Redlands
Occidental College
Marland K. Strasser
Association of Casualty and Surety Companies
National Automobile Club
Redlands Chamber elects twelve to new board
Twelve new members were elected to the Redlands Chamber of Commerce board of directors by member ballot at the chamber building. They will serve on the 1952 59 board from July 1 to June 30 of next year. Hold over members include Dr George Armacost and Ross Speer among others. A joint session Monday June 23 will have old board clear up 1951 52 business and seat the new directors, followed by ballots for president vice president and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
IF. K. Arthur
Arthur Commercial Press
Franklin B. Barnes
Redlands Glass House
Henry Blume
Blume's Women's Apparel
Charles FP
Dill
Dill Lumber Co
Paul Hallam
Keystone Drug Store
Virgil L. Luke
Howard Smith
Jewelers
Philp Lukes
Dr. BE. BE. Miller
T. W. Nelson
Nelson-Hales Furniture Co
W. E. Shollenbarger
Mutual Orange Distributors
Frank W. Smailey
Security-First National Bank
Ronald van Dorin
van Dorin Motor Co
M. Glen Adams
Bank of America
Donald J.acheson
Bowser Manufacturing Co
George Armacost
University of Redlands
Orland J. Fowler
Samuel B. Gardner
Redlands Federal Savings & Loan
Gene Hughes
Gene Hughes Automobiles
Bill) M. Means
Lewis McKee
General
R. E. Peterson
Imperial Hardware Co
A. Leslie Richardison
Beaver Clinic
E. B. Runkel
Lange
1000 Pines To Be Cut Down In Barton Flats
U S Forest Service awarded Walter B McKeen of Hughland a contract to cut about 1000 Jeffrey and Yellow pines in Barton Flats to remove dead trees and control pests. The million board feet project pays $8 per thousand, with $2 for replanting. no green trees will be cut and work spans from South Fork of the Santa Ana River to Camp Arataba area.
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Barton Flats
U.S. Forest Service
Walter B. McKeen
Hughland
Hynn A. Horton
McKeen
Government Forest
East Third Street
Horton
South Fork
Santa Ana River
Camp Arataba
Hench
Vets Elect State Officers at California Veterinary Meet
At Arrowhead Springs hotel the California State Veterinary Medical association concluded its annual convention at noon. New officers include president Dr. A R Toman Visalia succeeding Dr. C E Wicktor Los Angeles. Vice presidents Dr. P D Lay Sacramento Dr W J Zentine Lancaster and Dr A M Mc Capes San Luis Obispo. Treasurer Dr O J Karon San Francisco executive secretary Dr Charles Travers San Francisco. Executive committee member Dr A Mack Scott Long Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California State Veterinary Medical Association
Arrowhead Springs
A. R. Toman
Visalia
C. E. Wicktor
Los Angeles
P. D. Lay
Sacramento
W. J. Zentine
Lancaster
A. M. McCapes
San Luis Obispo
Pr. O J. Karon
San Francisco
Charles §. Travers
A. Mack Scott
Long Beach
Tape Recorder Aids Methodists in Recording Conference
The Rev. Theodore L. Brock uses a five year old tape recorder to capture Methodist conference proceedings for the Daily Journal. Dr E P O Rear edits the mimeographed summaries while Brock, a ham radio enthusiast, coordinates with his team to transcribe and file recordings for a year. About 50 hours of sessions are expected to be recorded this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore L. Brock
Daily Journal
Brock
Fillmore Methodist Church
E. P O'Rear
O'Trea
Dr. O'Rear
Fillmore
Starry Kelly
Univer
Births and deaths reported in Redlands area notices
Birth announcements list HALDERMAN and KIMM families in Redlands with birth dates June 18 1952 at Redlands Community Hospital a daughter and a son. Death notices record McCALLUM and VAN BRUGGEN died June 17 1952 in Redlands and San Bernardino with service details and survivors. Funeral arrangements set in Yucaipa and Redlands with local lodges and churches involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kim ™ M
Redlands
Cal
Redlands Community Hospital
John Kimm
Halderman
Alfred Halderman P OG
Anytown Ready Encampment Applications Open
Applications for the second annual ANYTOWN U S A encampment are available at the guidance office. The Jayllwild Fines site hosts a week from August 16 to 23, sponsored by the National Conference of Christians and Jews. Activities include hiking swimming crafts and nature study with real life experiences in local government and study groups. Registration is 25 dollars for the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anytown
U.S. A
Leo G. Fuchs
Jayllwild
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Harris Honored At Orange Show National Grange Leader Awarded Plaque
Leslie I Harris of San Bernardino heads Harris Co and received a commemorative plaque at a San Bernardino Chamber of Commerce meeting for his service as president of the 37th National Grange show. Adrien Falk of San Francisco spoke, praising California’s bid for Pacific markets and a bright future for the Pacific coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie I. Harris
San Bernardino
Harris Co
San Francisco
California State Chamber of Commerce
California
Pacific Coast
McKinley Teachers Plan Summer Travel
McKinley school faculty members announce summer trips and moves. Stella Gregory plans Yosemite Zion Bryce and Grand Canyon. Clara Mae Clem to travel, Opie Marquardt to Redlands and San Francisco, possible home purchase. Katherine Dyke to August trip after Redlands. Viola Gosch undecided. Robert Hymes moves to Los Angeles to play ball. Bernice Kirk to San Francisco. Joan Carter to Hardin Montana. Jeanne Shaner to Reylands then a Colorado trip. Ruth Leinan to Manhattan Beach July and welcome visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley School
Stella Gregory
Yosemite
Zion
Bryce
Grand Canyon
Clara MaeClem
Opie Marquardt
University of Redlands
San Francisco
Katherine Dyke
Joan Carter
Hardin
Montana
Jeanne Shaner
Reylands
Colorado Water
Carters
Ruth Leinan
Redlands
Manhattan Beach
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Babs Hutton
Dailywase Facts
ISPAP
General Fund
Planning Commission
Montecito
S. van Bruggen
People's Column
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Sear Stationery CO
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F. Arthur
Cortner
Post Office
T. L. Brock
Roy Ruth
Crawford Trotter
Vital Records
Harris
Care Motors
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Brookside Ave
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