at Friends Pay Last Respects To Mrs. Ernest G. Tibbot An overflow crowd of and relatives gathered Thursday at Grove Colonial Mortuary Chapel to pay final tribute to Mrs. Ernest G. Tibbot, prominent San Bernardino clubwoman.
Her daughter, Miss Gladys Tibbot, who is serving as director of supplemental recreational facilities in the Far Eastern Theater for the American Red Cross, came from Korea to attend the funeral. The Rev. William H. Myers from "St. Paul's Methodist Church ciated.
He was assisted by the Rev. Jay Schmidt of the First Baptist Church. A ladies trio from the PEO Sisterhood sang "In The Members of the group were Mrs. John Kennedy, Mrs. Gilbert Patton and Mrs.
R. Carl Anderson. They were accompanied at the organ by Mrs. Alice Rearick. Jerold R.
Houser, Pallbearers were S. R. Dirtiney, Edwin D. Rounds, Melville V. Harris and Michael C.
Gabriel. Mrs. Tibbot was the widow off Ernest G. Tibbot, a long-time dispatcher for Santa Fe Railway in San Bernardino. Interment was in Mt.
View Cem-; letery. IN THE SHADOWS EUGENE E. KARLEN Eugene Karlen, 49, ley View Crestline, Thursday at his home. of Wisconsin, he had for over two was employed before da tirement as a salesman chine shop equipment. He is survived by the (PETRA B.
GALLAGA of 74 Val- Mass for Miss Petra B. Gallaga died will be celebrated at 9 a.m. tonative Our Lady of Guadalupe lived Catholic Church, Interment will years. be in Mt. View Cemetery.
Mark his re- B. Shaw Co. is directing. maBABY WALTER COLES Private cremation services for Baby Walter Allen Coles were held Thursday at Mt. View Cre-1 matory, Mark B.
Shaw Kremer Chapel directed. ALMA L. MONTGOMERY Services for Mrs. Alma L. at Mark Montgomery B.
Shaw Chapel with the were held Thursday Rev. Nathan Bond of Judson Baptist Church officiating. Organist Seward Brush played "The Old Rugged Cross" and "The Lord's Prayer." Pallbearers were R.R. Cochran, D. M.
Spittler, V. L. Davis, Dale R. Carrigan, Roger Carrigan and Edwin E. Leg.
Interment was in Nit. View Cemetery. WILLIAM H. BIRD Services for William H. Bird were held Thursday at Mark B.
Shaw Chapel with the Rev. Fredrick Hammond of St. John's Episcopal Church, officiating. Organist Brush played "The Lord's Prayer" and "Abide With Me." Pallbearers were Louis Marcus, Arturo A. Williams, Clarence L.
Thompson, Charles S. Waldrup, Dan J. McGinty, and Ray A. Wallenberg. Interment was in Mt.
View Cemetery. MARTHA J. KINAHAN Services for Mrs. Martha J. Kinahan will be held at 10 a.m.
today at Stephens Bobbitt Chapel with the Rev. Gilford Olmsted of the. First Christian Church officlating. Interment will be in Montecito Memorial Park. BABY JOHN KING Graveside services for Baby John King, infant son of Mrs.
John L. (Jean King and the late Lt. King, will be held at 9:30 a.m. today at Ft. Rosecrans National Cemetery, Pt.
Loma, San Diego. The baby will be buried with his father at Ft. Rosecrans. The Stanley L. Dickey Mortuary of Fontana is directing.
MINA BELLE BROOKS Mrs. Mina Belle Brooks, 69, of 27th San Bernardino, died Wednesday in a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Iowa, where she was born Aug. 2, 1890, Mrs. Brooks had been a resident of San Bernardino for 32 years.
Survivors include a son, Jack Council Hits Unusual Deal On Equipment The San Bernardino City Council found itself in the peculiar position the other day of to give a department head an additional piece of equipment he doesn't want The item is a power pipe threader the council would like the Park Department to have. Councilmen figure it would reduce time spent threading pipe by hand, thus cutting down labor costs. OPERATION PROBLEM But Park Supt. Jerry L. Myers wasn't keen the idea.
He indicated finding men to operate the equipment at the time and place its needed would prove a problem. Myers' budget requests totaled $480,404, $26,780 more than allocations for the current year. He seeks fours additional employes. The budget is differlent in another major respect. Whereas the council normally whacks down most budgets at budget time, this one could increase considerably.
That would be brought on by passage in the June election of the bond proposals for park improvements. Passage would require a greater expenditure for park maintenance. STILL BE TIME If the bonds are passed, there will be time between the election and final adoption of the budget in July to make the necessary changes, city officials said. Projects indicated in the budget include the following: Wildwood Park lighting, Hill Bowl repairs, $2,000, a from the current budget; 9th St. park remodeling, $2,000 carryover; playground equipment, $800; new picnic tables, landscape and develop grounds at the new city library, $4,000 carryover.
OTHER EXPENSES Meridian Ave. park site, $5,000 carryover; repair and painting at Perris Hill ball park; 7th St. water intake at Inland Lake Park, $4,000 carryover; 19th and Muscott park site, $4,710 carryover; Lytle Creek Park rest room repairs and lighting, $3,000, and footbridge at Perris Hill across the Twin Creek flood control channel, $7,000. Feldheym Sermon Topic 'Not at All Like Book' "Not At All Like The Book" will be subject of a sermon by Rabbi Norman F. Feldheym at Sabbath services at 8:15 p.m.
Friday at Temple Emanu El, 3512 St. Cantor Max G. Klein will be assisted by the Congregation Emanu El Choir. Yom Tov service Tuesday at Passover will be observed at al 10:30 a.m. and Yizkor service April 19 at the same hour.
B. Brooks of. Fremont, two daughters, Mrs. Iola B. Cozad of Ventura and Mrs.
Dorothy Kolls of San Bernardino; one sister, Mrs. Anna Ricord Los Angeles; and four grandchildren. Private cremation will take place Saturday at Mt. View Crematory with Mark B. Shaw Kremer Chapel, in charge of arrangements.
OFF FOR EUROPE Vasquez (left), and Russell Beard board a TWA Jetstream as they leave Los Angeles International Airport for New York. The two left the east coast by jet yesterday afternoon for London and a 10-day trip through that city and Paris. Both are winners of a Young Columbus IV subscription venture of Sun-Telegram Carriers Leave on Overseas Flight Russell Beard and Don quez, two San Bernardino carriers representing The Sun Telegram on a 10-day tour of London Paris, left New York yesterday afternoon by jet for London. First scheduled to leave Friday, the boys were in an advance party of seven who left early. The party, accompanied by two Parade Magazine counselors, will be treated to an extra day in London.
Before their departure from San Bernardino to Los Angeles International Airport, the two young businessmen were honored at a luncheon at The Sun Co. Administrative and executives hosted the luncheon. The two were given three-suiter luggage sets and a billfold containing expense money for their trip. SIRENS Ambulance and Fire Calls In the San Bernardino Area WEDNESDAY: 10:45 p.m, False alarm, Rialto and Arrowhead Aves. THURSDAY: 4:43 a.m.-Vehicle, five miles east of Adelanto, state.
1255 28th St. 11:45 Gasoline washdown, 430 Court St. 12:45 p.m. Yucaipa Dump, state, 1:57 Ambulance, alley between 3rd and Court Sts. and 4th and Sts.
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what measures are A Angeles labor consultant Hopes for an early settlement has been employed to represent employes were still at a standoff her, Mrs. Towle said. of the Highland-Patton Bus Co. in the two-day-old strike. Affected strike voiced "We're going to keep at it and were yesterday are thousands of commuters and morning by owner of the 2,200 students who regularly use the work something out," she said.
transportation line, Mrs. Kathleen the bus line. "We can't leave the buses parked. That's ridiculous. We have obligaTowle.
A union spokesman Wednesday the public and the school But management and striking said employes will hold firm on children." TWA Mrs. Ersel A. Karlen, also of Crestline; a sister, Mrs. Gwendolyn Keller, Garden Grove; and his mother, Mrs. Lelia Wellman and his grandmother, Mrs.
Fanpie Shaw, both of South Gate The body will lie in state at the Mark B. Shaw Chapel until 1 p.m. Friday. The body will then be taken to the McMillan Funeral in Gardena where it will lie in state from 7 p.m. Friday until time of services.
The Mark B. Shaw Co. will conduct the services at the McMillan Funeral Home at 11:30 a.m. Saturday. Interment will be in Roos- GEORGE C.
BRADY George Carl Brady, 59, of 2021 Blake died March 12 at his home. A native of Michigan, he had lived in San Bernardino for one year. There are no known survivors. Private graveside services were held Thursday at Mt. View Cemetery.
Mark B. Shaw Chapel directed. MARIA F. VALADEZ Mrs. Maria F.
Valadez, 66, of 555 died Thursday in a San Bernardino hospital. A native of Mexico, she had lived in San Bernardino for 40 years. She was a member of the Apostolic Church and the Association Mexicana De Trabajadores Unidos. She is survived by the widower, Domingo a foster son, Domingo A. Arriola; two daughters, Victoria and Dolores Valadez; a brother, Ralph Arriola; and 12 grandchildren, all of San Bernardino.
Wake prayer services will be B. Shaw Kremer Chapel, Verheld at 8 p.m. today at Mark the. non Ave. Funeral services will be held at 9 a.m.
Saturday at the Apostolic Church. Interment will be in Pioneer Memorial Ceme- tery. EVA M. CURTIS Mrs. Eva M.
Curtis, 81, of 654 Colton, died Thursday in Loma Linda. A native of Arkan-1125 sas, she had lived in Colton for 40 years. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Madge M. Miller, San Ber-! nardino; three brothers, Edward and Sherman Buehl, both of Arkansas, and Hugh Buehl, Arlington, Calif; two sisters, Mrs.
Fay Lowerton, Kansas, and Mrs. Bessie Rowland, Washington state; two grandchildren and six greatgrandchildren. Services will be held at 8:30 a.m. Saturday at Knopsnyder Mortuary in Colton. Interment will be in Hermosa Cemetery, Colton.
ELDON A. SMITH Eldon A. Smith, 45, of 8335 Locust Fontana, died Thursday of injures suffered in an auto accident. He was a native of Kansas. He is survived by the widow, Vivian and two sons, Gary and Ronnie, all of Longmont, his mother, Mrs.
Alma Smith, also of Longmont; and one brother, Rolland Smith, Gunnison, Colo. The body will be forwarded today to the Lewellen Funeral Home in Longmont for services and interment by the Ingold Chapel in Fontana. THOMAS BARNHOLD Rosary for Thomas Barnhold was recited Wednesday evening at the Ralph Wm. Allen Funeral Home in Rialto by the Rev. Francis Horvath of the Sacred Heart Catholic Church of Etiwanda.
Mrs. Evelyn Kircher played "Ave Maria" and "Mother Dear, 0 Pray For Me." Mass was celebrated Thursday at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church. Celebrants were the Father Horvath and the Rev. Henry Steck of St. Josephs Catholic Church.
Mrs, Frank A. Winkelman played "0 Sacred Heart, Our Heart," "Pandis Angelicus" and "Rose of the Pallbearers were Adam Urban, Jack Cassara, Victor Jager, Rudolph L. Gazvoda, Frank Flack, and J. Howard Ansley. Interment was in Green Acres Memorial Gardens, Bloomington.
LURA C. FLANDERS Services for Mrs. Lura Cattell Flanders will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday at Mark B. Shaw Chapel.
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