Local Notes and Obituaries from Redlands Area
Watches repaired by Glen Gipson at Patio Shops on East State. Redlands school board to approve a 953 518 budget. Vacations and plant overhaul. Theft reported at 600 West Fern Avenue with Fender skirts valued at 42. Local bakery ads for bread rolls and cakes. Funeral services for Kendall W. Nance Helen B. Pruitt Marie Hamel and Manuel Ted Brazil noted with burials at Hillside and Montecito Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
David Haag
West Fern Avenue
Manuel Ted Brazil
Sarah Silva
East Palm Avenue
Norwalk
Mary Silva
Highland
Kenneth
Stephens & Bobbitt Chapel
San Bernardino
Montecito Metorial
Ready Market Found in Classified Ads For Fruits Poultry
Local classified section urges sellers and buyers to use the Facts Classified Ads to locate a ready market for fruits produce and poultry. The ad highlights quick connections, reputable listings, and ongoing trade opportunities for growers and suppliers.
Water Storage Still Long Way From Capacity
Water storage remains far from full. Despite 8600 acre feet spread on the Santa Ana cone and 4000 on Mill Creek, wells east of Bunker Hill stay near last year’s levels. Bear Valley reservoir sits about one third full with 23,000 acre feet stored of 72,000, as evaporation continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Mill Creek
Bunker Hill
Gerald Dibble
San Bernardino
Bear Lake
Hinckley
Dibble
Dibbie
Reservoir Canyon
Dibbles
Bear Valley Mutual Water Company
Visitor Lands City For Sylvan Park
Lloyd Myers of the Redlands Chamber of Commerce forwarded a letter from traveling couple Mr and Mrs A Laffoon who praised Redlands Sylvan Park. They called the park clean and convenient and thanked city citizens and officials for its use to tired travelers on their Bakersfield to Atlantic City route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Sylvan Park
Lloyd Myers
Chamber of Commerce
A. Laffoon
Bakersfield
Atlantic City
San Francisco
Calif
78 Enrolled In Yucaipa Summer School
Enrollment reaches 78 students in grades 4 through 8 for the Yucaipa summer school run by Boyd Lehman with Sidney Moses. Activities include handicrafts copper and feather work dramatics radio plays sports and playground games. Eligible attendees who come three days a week may take a Friday camp trip to Sylvan Plunge Redlands with later trips to Jenks Lake Barton Flats for swimming campfire first aid and nature study. Joint venture of Yucaipa recreation district and Yucaipa elementary school district funded by state aid based on ADA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucaipa
Boyd Lehman
Sidney Moses
Sylvan Plunge
Redlands
Jenks Lake
Barton Flats
Weather and Lake Levels Boost Irrigation Demand
Cloudy weather reduces irrigation demand as sun and heat lessen. The lake sits a few inches below the top of the old dam, keeping water levels lower than might be expected in clearer conditions.
Service Clubs Asked To Aid In Sky Watching
Sid Conner assistant director of civil defense sent letters to Rotary Kiwanis Lions Optimist Toastmasters Knights of the Round Table and the Junior Chamber of Commerce asking service clubs to assist with sky watching during two four hour watches weekly from midnight to 3 am and from 3 am to 6 am. Each watch requires four watchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Conner
Civil Defense
Conner
Rotary
Kiwanis
Lions, Optimist
Toastmasters
Knights of the Round Table
Chamber of Commerce
Four Redlanders Return From Korean War
Four Redlands GIs docked in San Francisco aboard the Gen. William M. Black from Korea. Cpl. Robert M. Delgado, Sgt. Charles L. Deitz, Cpl. Raymond D. Lawley Jr., and Pfe. Dick B. Van Uffelen are named with unit details and service timelines. Deitz is son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Deitz. Van Uffelen is son of Mr. and Mrs. John Van Uffelen. Deitz served in 40th Division. Van Uffelen joined Feb 1951 with 25th Infantry Division. Delgado served in an ordinance unit. Hawley, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond D. Hawley, also served with Deitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Japan
Korea
van Uffelen
John van Uffelen
Army
25Th Infantry Division
Cpl. Delgado
Cpl Hawley
Raymond D. Hawley
Deitg
40Th
Voters in Redlands Set Primary Turnout Record
Final figures show 71 percent of Redlands registered voters cast ballots on June 3, the highest in city history. Of 9,566 registered, 6,801 voted after absentee counts. Countywide turnout averaged 63 percent, with Republicans outperforming Democrats in Redlands and across the county. Top vote-getter was Judge Martin J. Coughlin with 66,796, and Senator William F. Knowland led overall with 57,539 votes combined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Walter V. Combs
Superior Court
Archie D. Mitchell
William F. Knowland
United States Senate
Harrawood
Redlands District
Dr Dolch Speaks At Convocation At Redlands
University of Redlands summer session opens with Dr E Dolch of Illinois lecturing on Reading and Life. He argues teachers hold the future, urging readers to seek richer life through reading, citing Kipling in India and Byrd in the South Pole. Organist Leslie Spelman and bass soloist Earl Baird perform as Tate introduces the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Redlands
E. Dolch
University of Ilinois
Kipling
India
Byrd
South Pale
Pearl
China
Leslie Spelman
Earl Baird
Gloria James
de. Vernon
Tate
Weather map shows heavy rainfall across region
A weather map highlights a main rainfall event with Bd hours and season indicated. Regions expect significant precipitation and potential flooding risks during the current season.
Durie Jr. Birth Report in Loma Linda California
A daughter was born June 18, 1952 at Loma Linda Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durie Jr. of 166 Tex onia Village California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burig
Loma Linda
Calif
Loma Linda Hospital
Robert Durie Jr
Texonia Village
Dow Denied Probation On Perjury Conviction
Ralph G. Dow Junior, who admitted embezzling 10000 dollars from Redlands citrus grower Fred Hill, was denied probation on a perjury conviction and sentenced to state prison. Judge Martin J. Coughlin ordered the term prescribed by law, with Dow to be sent to California Institution for Men at Chino for screening and final placement. He remains in San Bernardino County jail awaiting outcome of adult authority decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph G. Dow, Jr
Fred Hill
Redlands
California
Superior Court
Martin J. Coughlin
Dow
California Institution For
Chino
San Bernardino
U. S
Ben Harrison
Ol Chine
Harrison
Mr. Hill
Hill
Carl 8. Hilliard
Hilliard
P O To Revise Envelope Deal
James B. Stone reports the post office department will implement a new July 1 procedure for handling special request envelopes. The change aims to improve service and simplify order handling, with the post office offering full details to patrons. A special request envelope bears the government's printed return address for a fee over the stamp cost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James .B. Stone
Post Office Department
Stone
Post Office
Bids Sought On Redlands School Bonds For Classrooms
E M Paterson stated bids are invited for 350 000 in bonds authorized by the June 6 school bond issue to fund construction of 10 classrooms in southwest Redlands and Dunlap acres. Remaining 150 000 not needed now. could be tapped later as Redlands grows, with tax anticipation notes anticipated if rates stay under 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. M. Paterson
Redlands
Dunlap Acres
Paterson
Redlands TV spot previews summer drama and concert season
The Redlands Community Music Association opens its 29th summer concert season with a TV broadcast on KLAC Channel 19 at 2 15 p m Friday featuring scenes from A Midsummer Night's Dream. Dr Alvin Haag plays Bottom and ten year old Donivee Ellison portrays Titania, with Mr and Mrs Alexander Hammond appearing as Duke and Hippolyta in a singing sequence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands Community Music Association
G. £. Mullen
KLAC
Albert
Bertha Johnson
Shake Spearian
Bottom
Alvin Haag
Titania
Donivee Ellison
Palm Springs
Johnsons
Mrs. Alexander Hammond
Duke
Hippolyta
Two More Breakins Reported
The wave of break ins continued with two more incidents. Bernard DeYoung of 56 Wheaton Street reported a theft of $15 from his Poultry at 915 West Collen Avenue after entry by a burglar. Wayside Gardens at Highway 99 and Texas Street was also entered through a northwest window but nothing was stolen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard DeYoung
Wheaton Street
DeYoung
West
Collen Avenue
Wayside Gardens
Highway 99
Texas Street
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Glen Gipson
E. State
Fletcher Planing
Miisth and
Stewart
Rienstra Bakery
East Citrus
Broiler
Wheaton Feed & Seed
Natice Forards
Kendall W. Nance
F. Arthur Cortner
Arthur A. Bartz
Edward G. Thomas
Stanley M. McClellan
E. Oliver Smith
Hugh Holmes
William Wallin
Hillside Cemetery
ALA
Mentone
Calimesa
Mehleé
Deliy
Bea
L.A
Grange
Fotophone
Boys State
Sacramento
American Legion Posts
Jim Hurley
Sam Britten
Lowell Hall
Don Finstein
Dan Garcia
Walter Vaughn
Gen Darmer
Florida
Ade Donald Darmer
United States Air Force
Elgin Air Force, Base
Clarence Darmer
Sliger Road
Darmers
Laguna Beach
JoAnne Welker
Harry P. Spitler
JoAnne
Spillers
Rachel
Ivona Pike
Patricia
Billy Lawson
Wynne Woodruff
Michael Huffstutler
Neil Wilson
Lester Taggart
Belle Keeney
G. Bury
Sam G. Bury
Warren
Jeanette
Mary
Milbank
South Dakota
Mr. Bury
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Russell Potter
Buster
Susie
la Sierra Heights
Oviska Gwynn
Mentone Library
Mildred Best
Dallas
U. B. Bests
George Brier
McMillan’s
Brier
Wesley
Wayne
Yosemite Valley
Gerrie Lawson
Green Lake
Wis
National Baptist
Whittier
Earl Sams
Troup of
Lions
Tijuana
Mexico
Mexico City
John Oruda
Inglewood
Rochester
Minn
Vincent H. Larish
Pasco
Wash
Mayo Clinic
Mr. and
Mars
James L. Mengier
Yerington
Nevada
Triangle Rock & Gravel Co
William R. Lawson
Newport Beach
Lawson
Redlands Daily Facts
Gladioli
John Handolph
East
Brockton Avenue
Dr. Dolch
F. Arthur
Cortner
Vital Records
Bert S. Hatfield
W. State St
Brookside Ave
Center 5St
P.O
Sear Stationery CO
State Farm
State St
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