Imperial Valley press., 1936-09-25
CALIPATRIA
Mrs. c. A. Sperry

Mrs. 4. A. Sperry
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. A. Nutbrown re-
turned from Ocean Beach Sunday
with their son F. S. Nutbrown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Powell and
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Pond have re-
turned from a two weeks hunting
trip.
The Mothers class will meet
Thursday afternoon at the church.
The president, Mrs. Charles Everett,
wants each one to bring needles
and thimbles as they are mending
clothing to be given to the needy
Mr. and Mrs Eddie Grosvenor and
Mrs. H. H. Myers spent the week
end at the coast Mrs. Myers visit
ed with her husband at Santa Ana
where he recently opened a law
office and the GroSvenors went to
Santa Monica.
Matt Mclaughlin, long time
resident of INLAND, died at the
county hospital in Ell Centro Mon
day. He has been quite active in
public affairs having helped put the
railroad through INLAND. He was
80 years old.
The j. L. Loves have as their
nf
who came here to spend his vaca-
ton and may decide to stay all WIN
ter.
After spending two weeks in Los
Angeles. Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Russell
returned home Saturday night. Rus
sell was under the care of physi-
clan while there and is somewhat
improved in health. The Russells
are storing their household goods
and expect to leave here about Oct
ober l. Their plans are indefinite
as yet but they expect to remain
out of the valley until Russell re-
gains his health.
Forest Noffsinger, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Noffsinger of INLAND,
returned Monday from Camp Peary,
Ohio where he competed in the ma
| tional rifle contest held there re-
Gently He was connected with the
ninth corps area Of the CM.TC.
which won third place in the con-
test. Noffsinger won five medals.
He received his training at the c. M
T. C. camp at Monterey and was
sent to Camp Peary by the govern
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c. BroWnell and
, family returned from Idylwild last
week where they spent the summer
at their cottage, They report a
pleasant time horseback riding
playing tennis, swimming and other
recreationS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Ingram visit
ed Mrs. Ingram's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. A. Brand, at San Diego
Sunday.
Margaret German, niece of Will
| liam Corn. was dinner guest oi
Ruby Nell Love Sunday.
The people of inland regret thu
loss of the w. A. Lee family, whc
recently moved to San Diego. Let
was lineman for the telephone com.
pany here and was transferred II
the San Diego district. Walter Hill
of Riverside is the new lineman ant
he has moved his family into th'
house recently occupied by the Lees
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w. j. Young returned from Kel
SEVILLE Wednesday where he re
mained a few days after his fam
lily came home, to finish job o
trucking.
j. w. Hall has returned home af
ter an extended visit with relative
in the midwest and in the northern
part of California.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
William Corn Friday evening wer'
Rev. and Mrs. A. B. Roberts.
Enrolment at INLAND school is 81
large this year that an extrt
teacher was needed and Miss Mar
garet Cooper has been ADDED to thu
faculty, making five teachers.
small building which was moved u
the school grounds last year anC
converted into a school room il
occupied by the extra class. Mis-
Cooper is staying at the Charlie
Noffsinger home.
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The concrete has been poured fo
the foundation of the guest hous'
which the Carl Einharts are build
ing on their property in INLAND.
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Mrs. Ebert Meade went TO Lo
Angeles Saturday to bring homt
her mother and sister, Mrs. d. M