Ohio Folk Plan California Winter Visit
Ohio residents gathered to travel to California for a winter visit. The group included Mrs Leota Atlaton, Mr and Mrs Pred Buckingsiar, and family members from Woodstile. They were hosted for Christmas dinner and joined by relatives in a close accompanying party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Folk Plan
California
Ohio
Leota Atlaton
Dien
Adams
Pred
Buckingsiar
Woodstile
Fred
Adamtos
Roper Flair
San Luis Asvive
Hubert Ge
aUide
Califprvda ‘Pobyirchnie School
Tainties
Wipestz
Prac ‘Ainghamis
Abd
Witham Halber
County to Get 1 359 755 Fund for Highway Projects
The county and cities within it are scheduled to receive 1 359 795 this year from highway user tax funds collected by the state of California. The report notes contributions from Porterville and nearby areas and mentions several local residents and visitors connected to the event.
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Kern
Othe State
California
Buttonwillow Memoir Tree Highlights Cowboys Past
Nostalgic piece recalls the Buttonwillow tree as a social hub where cowboys posted notes and shared stories. It describes campfires, cooking gear hanging in the branches, and the tree as a future historical landmark while mixing in local social notes and holiday visits.
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Prairies
Buttonwillow News Notes Family Visits and Departures
Reports from Buttonwillow and nearby areas detail travels and homecomings. Mae Payne returns from Pearsell Texas to Buttonwillow to visit family including daughter Leon and relatives in Wilson Peg Hector Herra of Buttonwillow returns from San Jose and will report to Fort Ord. Rocky Benson learns of the passing of his brother and father in Montana. Lou Chicca and family stay a week with Mr. and Mrs Ridine. William Rogers and family visit relatives in Fresno for Christmas. Bob Johns visits Fresno State College as he attends classes. Throckmorton spends Christmas with Fresno family. A G Castleberry of Bakersfield visits Pardnwillow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mes
Hector. Herra
Buttonwillow Land
San Jose
Gilbert “Morales
Fort Ord
Bob Jouns
C. A. Johns
Bob
Fresno Sate College
Christmas Guests at Belridge Household Noted
Fragmentary OCR notes show names including LATS WES and 7 ST PATTIE SON of Belridge with mentions of hid Jas their Christmas and guests, Mr and Mrs. The readable items suggest a household social note or local event list with family names and visitors.
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Wes
Pattieson
Belridge
Jas
John Tarbewie
Chico
Fred White
Mar
PD. M.mccoy
Alameda
Shrine Honors Pair's Giri at St Marys Catholic Church
Mr and Mrs Gino Torigianai of San Luis Obispo and former residents of Tuliton Willow greeted a shrine of the Blessed Mother in memory of their daughter Dorothy at St Marys Catholic Church Willow. Thirteen priests attended the dedication led by Rev Vincent Richards with Bert Richards as host. A dinner for twenty nine followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BO Lahey
G. “Pointek
T. Gallagher
J. Montez
S Baquedano
A.diederich
Po ‘Trotter
Re Moore
Larry McCarthy
Los Angeles
Bert Richards
San Francisco
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Ade
Porterville
Wate
Elvin Mankins
Dean Adams
Oakland
Dirk Adams
Willow
Pri
Hat
Puttonwillow
Bea
Cariboo Trail
Nanded Pry Scott
Outlaw
Line
Roxgell
Pier 13
Naine Bay
Raymond Waltburn
Tales of the
West Wailers
Moniday
Agsi
Rey
Union Service
Buttonwillow
Buttonwillow Drug Store
Euuillon
A. K. Knowles
Ty Hazel Cooper
Eso
Ste
John’ Potter
John Overton
W.D. Henry En. Dee
Tom Fletcher
Mary. Botorff
Boettcher
Davino Ghilarducci
Ernest
San’. Francisco
Val Valenti
Kate Prench
Erma
W. .D. Henry
Gino Torigianni
Ray Blair
Elda Hatfield
Hollywood
Rocky Benson
Br. O.G .R Benson
Oscar T. Benson
Montana
Lou . C. Hicca
San Mateo
Ridine
Rieconarno
Chicca
Riecommini
High Exieson of
Long Beach
William Rogers
Chris
Fresneu
Mrc
Rogers
Wilma
Throckmorton
Phrockmorton
W. W. Throckmorton
Fresno
A. G. Castleberry of
Baherstiehl
Pardnwillow
Shrine
Giri
Ry Elson
Painline
oTa
Ny Ringsdar
Artold
John Alexander
William Edward
Buck Norton and
Lerot
TN Ey Tan
Pi Said
Ie Sano
Ole
Ricci
Roma Cafe
Consumer's Market
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