T\TENTY.FIVE YEARS AGO TODAY

As reported in The California Lumber Merchant December 1,1924

N{el N. Salomon has been elected president ber Salesmen's Club of San Francisco. He Associated Lumber company.

This issue has a picture pleted main yard of the C. South Park Avenue, Los gene Ganahl are the active of is the Lum- president. with the Jeff Tully, Gus Hoover, Roy and Ed Wheelock, Stanton, "Dooley" Goodrich, all of Los Angeles, attended. and write-up of the newly comGanahl Lumber Company, 5900 Angeles. C. C. Ganahl and Euheads of the business.

W. H. IIahn, president of the Swastica Lumber Com' pany, Fresno, died suddenly on November 9th.

Tilden Lumber & Mill Company, Oakland, has taken over the management and operations of the Sunset Lumber Company yards at Fresno and Fig Gardens, and the Lucerne Lumber Company at Hanford.

The King Lumber Company, of Bakersfield, is opening new branch lumber yards at Corcoran and Delano.

The Central California Lumbermen's Club, Stockton, has issued an invite to the San Joaquin Valley and the Sacramento Valley Lumbermen's Clubs to hold a joint meeting at Stockton the coming February. S. J. Irrvin is president of the Central.

The Arizona Lumbermen's tion at Phoenix on Nov. 13,

Club held its annual conven14, and 15. H. S. Corbett is

Heqr Talk on Commercial Aviation

Jerry Pettis, assistant to the president of United Airlines, was the speaker at the Los Angeles Hoo--Hoo lunchon at the Nikabob restaurant, Los Angeles, Friday noon, November 18.He gave an excellent talk on commercial aviation, stressing the safety and dependability of

On November 5 the its biggest days when the Northwest within lumber port of San Pedro had one of eight lumber carriers arrived from twenty-four hours.

Fred J. Crozier, long with Sudden & Christenson, has been named manager of the Los Angeles office of the C. D. Johnson Lumber Company, of Portland.

The C. D. Johnson Lumber Company, gon, has opened an office in the. NeehalL Francisco, with F. S. Locke in charge.

The meeting of in Garden Grove ber reminiscences of Portland, OreBuilding, in San the Orange County Lumbermen's Club on November 20 heard interesting lumfrom 87-year-old "Daddy" Schofield. the scheduled airlines. George Clough introduced the speaker.

The Long-Bell Lumber Company, of Longview, \Mashington, has opened a sales office in the First Natibnal Bank Building, San Francisco, under the management of Kenneth Smith.

The annual meeting of the Millwork Institute of California was held in the St. Francis Hotel, San Francisco, November 20 and 21, with President Henry Gaetjen in the chair, and Hank Didesch, secretary.

Dee Essley reported on the Legislative and Educational Committee meeting held on November 16 at which Neil Petree, president of Barker Bros., was the speaker. There was a good turnout of members for the meeting. President Tom Fox presided.

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