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i [-[l Yesterdays? A HAUL . MARTIN OBERT
i ARNOI,D, PHILIP W.
I Ileal I I BANKS JOHN R.
BATHO', RAYMOND (e.G.)
] r~'/~ files of
I "~ Islander BERMUDEZ, ALFONSO A.
BERMUDEZ. LIEUT. GEORGE
BERM UI)EZ, I.OUIS
Ten Years A~o
From The Catalina Is!ander, issue of
July 25, 1935:
The launch Adventuress was towed
to an Avalon mooring by a Coast
Guard Patrol boat, from White Rock,
when it became disabled by a jammed
rudder.
At the Catalina Hospital, July 21, a
daughter was born to Mr. wad Mrs.
Al McCarte.
Miss Eleanor Mattci of Fresno, Cali-
fornia, and Mr. Verne Phil Simmons
were united in marriagi?, the ceremony
taking place at the home of her atmt,
Miss Minnie Joughin.
While out fishing, Waiter Harris,
draftsman for the Santa Catalina
Island Company, slipped on the boat
deck, aud broke his right arm.
Recorded were 3 marlin caught to
date, and 16 tuna.
Twenty Years Ago
From The Catalina Ishmdcr, issue of
July 22, 1925:
There was a large brush fire, which
started near the golf links, burning
more than twelve hundred acres of
brush. It took fire fighters two days
to check the flames.
Ralph Hueston was winner of the
Diffen Golf Trophy. Emil Bernegger
was runner-up.
A special barge, the William Muller,
was launched at Wilmington to carry
silver ore from the Santa .Catalina Is-
land silver mines to San Francisco.
William C. DeMille took a white sea
bass weighing 26 pounds.
James S. McMandless and E. W.
Wheeler, both of Honolulu, were Is-
land guests.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
From The Catalina Islander, issue of
J.uly 20, 1920 :
On Thursday, July 15, 1920, at 2:50
p.m N. E. Powley, Division Com-
mercial Superintendent of the Pacific
Telegraph and Telephone Company,
placed the first call from Avalofi over
the wireless telephone. The ca/1 was
made to William 'Wrigley, Jr in Chi-
cago.
Trolling from his new fifty-four foot
cruiser, Goodwill, Keith Spaulding of
Pasadena brought to gaff a broadbill
sword~'sh w2ighing 2~q pounds.
Mr. P. "V~est had again taken over
the management of the Catalina Tuna
Club.
The Avalon Post O,ffice was placed
in the list of second class postoffices.
A total of 430 tuna had been taken,
to date, according to the records of
the Catalina Tuna Club.
Thirty Year! AKo
From The Catalina Islander, issue of
July 20, 1915:
The third Class cruiser Marblehead,
Commander Bower anchored in Ava-
lon Bay for a few days.
The drill team of Denver Lodge, No.
17, B.P.O.E under the command of
Capt. R. C. Kincade, gave an exhibition
drill on the water front .
The season's record black sea bass,
weighing 416 pounds, was brought to
gaff by K. W. Adams, of New Mexico.
William Jennings Bryan and parts~
of nine were Island visitors.
While fishing at the Isthmus, Miss
Catherine Banning brought to gaff a
yellowtail weighing 30 .pounds. The
fish was being mounted by Curator
Parker.
' "gataflna Island Lodge, F.i, lLm.
He. 11114
State~l M~tinB first Tu~day.
P Special meetings every Mon.
day nifrbt.
J. C. Wegmann, Master
V. E. Renaud, Secretary
f l
BERNING, HARLEY
BOMBARD, DOUGLAS
BORTER. BILL
BOTELLO, JOHNNY
gOWIE, SAM
BOWEN, CAPT. ERNIE
BRIGGS, GLENN R (Navy)
BROOKS, ROI]ERT (Navy)
BROOKS, RUSSEI.L A. (Navy)
BROWN, LIEUT. GALEN USNR
BRO VN, ROBERT (Navy)
BUN,TEN, RAY H.
BURR'q VS, TOM (Coast Guard)
BUTTS,NI~LOYD ALFRED
CAMERON, LOUIS
CAPLETTE, AL
CARPENTER, LT. DONALD C.
CARRINGTON. BANE (Army)
CARSON, TACK (Navy)
CARTER, IVAN
CA RTER, ORMON
CERVANTES, BENNIE
CHELBERG, JAMES (Marines)
CHETTLE, Lieut. (jg) A. B.
CHURC/-I, ERNEST
CHURCH, RICHARD CLYDE
CLARK, FRED
COFFIN, MILTON
GONRAD, LARRY W.
CONRAD, LIEUT. PHILIP
CORMANY, JOHN
COWELL, HARRISON
COWELL, CAPT. L. M.
CRAIN, LAWRENCE (Army)
CRESSMAN, ARTHUR
CRIMMINGS, MARDEN P.
CUM MINGS, ARDEN
DAVIDSON, EDWIN O.
DAVIDSON, ROBERT
DICKSON, COMDR. GEO. L.
DICKSON, CAPT. HARRY H.
DODGE, RAY (C.G.)
DONNER, WILLIAM
DOWS, JACK D. "Navy)
DUGAN, LIEUT. JAMES R.
DUVERNET, LT. CHARLES M.
EA.DS, WILLIAM
EBER, LAWRENCE E.
EBER, LLOYD (Navy)
EDWARDS, JOHN HENRY
EHLERS. CARL
FITZGERALD. WARREN E.
FRANKLIN, JOHN (Navy)
FROYA, JOHNNY
GAGNON, FRANC1S JOSEPH
GARCIA, FRANK
GARCIA, JOE
GARCIA, LOUIS
GARDNER, DON
qERARD, EDGAR
GIBSON, GEORGE (Coast Guard)
c'TPEON, JACK F. (Army)
J { ~IER, HUNCY
GILLETTE, GENE (Navy)
'MLLESPIE, LOUIS A.
:.~INNETT, CHARLES D.
GINNETT, CLAYTON C.
GINNETT. EARL W.
GONZALES, BENNY
3ONZALES, JOE MENDEZ
.'~ONZALES, TONY
GOSNELL, CLIFF
GOULDING, JOHN ARTHUR
GREENBAUM, WILLIAM(Navy)
GRI~IG, BILL
GREIG, TAMES W.
GURA~ICH, GLORIA WAC
GURASICH, LIEUT. STEVE
HALL, CYRIL IRVIN
HALL, MARTIN G.
HAMBLEN, JEAN
HANSEN, GEORGE
HARRINGTON, LT. HOWARD T.
HARRINGTON, LT. (j.g.) JACK F.
HARR'ISON, LIEUT. EDGAR--C.G.
HATHAWAY. SILAS M.
HEAD, EUNICE S. (SPAR)
HERNANDEZ, ANTHONY
HERNAN~DEZ, MAGDALENO
HERNANDEZ, MANUEL
HESS, REX
HEYWOOD, ALICE LEE (WAVES)
HITE. ELDON E.
HINES, PAUL A. jr. (Navy)
HODSON. JAMES F. (Army)
HOEFS, RONALD L.
HOMAN, ROBERT ROMAN
HUSTON. GUYON MACRAE
HOWARD, JACK (Navy)
HOYT, ROBERT F.
IENNINGS, ROBERT
IERGENS, SGT. KLAAS
JOHNSON, CARL BERNARD
JONES, HOMER M. (Navy)
JONES, ELDON (Navy)
JONES, CAPT. ROBERT LEWIS
JONES, TOM B.
JORDAN, JIMMY (Navy)
KISSLRING, GUS
KILGOUR, CAPT. STUART
KILGOUR, CAPT. WILLIAM C.
KNIGHT, XVALTER
KOOKEN, MARTIN
KOOKEN, ROBERT
KOOKEN, WESLEY (Tag)
KUHRTS, GEORGE
LANGIN, LAURENCE (Navy)
LA SHI~.I.I.E, MAIOR ART
LAWRANCE, PHIL ARTHUR
LENORAK, JOE
LEDESMA, JOE
LOPEZ, ALFONSO
LOPEZ, ANGEL
LOPEZ, JESS
LOPEZ, MIKE
LOPEZ. PASTOR
LOPEZ. VERNON
LOVF.IA, WILLIAM FRANK
LOWELL, ELMER ELLWOOD
LYTLE, LIEUT. (jg3 BOB
LYTI,E. LIEUT. VICTOR C. (C. G.)
MACDONELL, ALLEN A.
MACHADO. FRANK
MACHADO, JOE (Armv)
MACHADO, ICE FLOREZ
MAC RAE, GEORGE
MAC RAE, ROBERT G. A.A.F.
MACHADO, .RAMON FLOREZ
MAPPlN, DONALD
MAR1NCOVICH, JOHN
MARINCOVICH, MICHAEL
MARINCOVICH, NICK
.M A R 1 NCOVICH.V1NCENT P.
MARRION, ERNEST
MAt!, K. H. (PETE)
MAYA, CARI.OS
MAYA, MANUEL (Navy)
MAZ[7IKA, MARTIN
MmCULLOUGH, REYNOLDS
McKAY, JACK
MeSWEENEY, JAMES M. P.
MURRAY, DONALD E. "k
MOELLER, MERLE
MOORE, VIRDO
MORICICH, HARRY
MURRAY, LEO B.
MURPHY, CHARLES PATRICK
NELSON. ELDON S.
NEVILLE, SAMUEL D.
NOLL, HAROLD
NO VLIN. LT. THELMA E.
NUTTING, LT. (jg) FaD. B. (Navy)
OHLHAUSEN, ALVIN
OLSEN, WILFRED F JR.
ORR. LIF, UT (jg) ROBERT
OSTOICH, ANTHONY
OVERHOLT, LT. MILES (Marines)
PALLAS, AL
PAYETTE, JEANNE R. (Waves)
PERLUSS, NORMAN (Flight Officer)
PETERSEN, DICK Navy
PHILLIPS, JAMES
POTEET, LUCEAN, JR.
PRICE, LESTER
PYLE, ERNEST L. (Army)
RAMSEY, JIM
RENTON, ARTHUR
RENTON, CAPT. MALCOLM
REYES, JESUS
REYES. JOHN LF.NARES
REYES, MIKE
REYES, SALVADORE
RICHARDS, MELVIN
RIKALO, PETE
RIKOLO, SAM
RINEHART, SAMUEL
RONSON, BILL
ROSS, TRUXTON K (U. S. Army)
ROWLEY, CLARENCE W.
RUTTER, STANLEY Z.
SALAMUNOVICH, PETE
SCHATAN, MILTON--N.A.C.
SCOTT, LIEUT. COL. BERT, JR.
SHILLANDER, RICHARD
SIERKS, TED (U. S. Marines)
SILVA, ALVIN (Sea Bees) "A"
SHINN, DONALD
SHONAFELT, PAUL A. (Navy)
SMITH, B.O. Navy
SMITH, CHET Army
SMITH, GENE
SMITH, LESTER Jr. Navy
SMITH," ROY (Navy)
SMITH, HUGH (BUDDY)
SMITH. LIEUT. WrM. REXFORD
SMITH, LIEUT. SHERMAN
SMITH, SHERMAN, SR
SOTO, ALFONSO M.
SPRATT, RICHARD
SPRECHER, RALPH G.
STEVENSON, VILMA SCOTT WAC
STONE, DAVID (Army)
TAYLOR, GLYNN
THOMPSON, CAPT. HENRY C.
THE CATALINA
TODD, DONALD
TODD, STANLEY )
TREJO. RALPH
TURNER, CAPT. NOEL
UPTON, EDWIN H.
UPTON, SAMMY
UPTON, ROGER, JR.
VAN SISTINE, PAUL
VALDEZ, MANUEL HE
VALENCIA, CARLOS
VICKERS, JOHN L. (Navy)
VICKERS, RAY
VIDALICH, JOHN
VINES, LIEUT. ED
VINSON, CARROLL
VOJKOVICH, GEORGE (c G~
ALKER, LIEUT. ARTHUK r*
WAI,TON, CLAUDE (C.G.)
WARNER, HAROLD
WEGMANN, CAPT. HERI
VEST, CHARLES A.
WHELAN, PAUL (Na ,'Y
WHITE, BOB
WHITE, JACK LELAND
WHITE, JOHN
WHITE, ROLAND C.
WHITE, Wm. S. U.
VqHITCOMB RONNIE
WILKINSON:, TOMMY
WILLACY JOHN
WILLIAMS, THOMAS
WILLIAMSON, PAUL
WILLIS. H.M. (Coast
WILSON, JOHN
WOODRUFF, RAY (C. G.) ~
ZELDIN. CHARLES
ZELDIN, DAVE
ZELDIN, SIDNEY (Army
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