Perkins, Eloise
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Found in 8 Collections and/or Records:
"1,950-foot-long dam is named for G.W. Henshaw" [and] "Mesa Grande Store is closed now, but it once was area's main gathering spot" [and] "Mataweer Center named for last chief of Indians" , 1970-09-20
"Call it Malamai or Agua Tibia -- either means warm springs.", 1970-11-01
"AGUA TIBIA RANCH SAYS SIGN BY HIGHWAY 76 MARKING LAND SETTLED IN 1873 BY LEE H. UTT." [Envelope related to envelope 368; contains similar pictures of ranch sign and surrounding ranchland. Also contains images of men and women working in an office environment; may be unrelated to ranch.]
"Call it Malamai or Agua Tibia -- either means warm springs.", 1970-11-01
"WEEKEND VACATION RETREAT OF THE OWNERS OF THE AGUA TIBIA RANCH STANDS HIGH ON THE HILLSIDE OVERLOOKING THE THRIVING 1,200-ACRE CITRUS AND AVOCADO RANCH LOCATED IN PAUMA VALLEY." [Envelope related to envelope 367; cotains additional images of ranch house and grounds.]
"Congregation formed in 1959", 1970-10-30
"Escondido, SM [San Marcos] women honored", 1970-09-06
"Three area women have been nominated as candidates for the Outstanding Woman of the Year awards. Their achievements will be included in a national publication. Looking over letters of nomination are (from left) Mrs. Rex J. Wayne and Mrs. Edward Seitz, both of Escondido and Mrs. James Gallacher of San Marcos."
"Lake and landscaping make a beauty spot of Welk's Country Club Village", 1970-08-16
Photograph negatives were part of an article written by Eloise Perkins about the Laurence Welk Country Club Village. The images showcase the mobile home park located on Highway 395 in Escondido. [Image 008 is used in the article.]
"Vista church adds rooms", 1970-08-21
Water wheel, 1970-08-16
"A water wheel stands at the southern end of the mobile home park [possibly at Lawrence Welk Village]. A tiny trickle of water runs from it -- music in an otherwise quiet spot." [Envelope contains additional related images of water wheel and nearby water (Images 001-010). Images 011-012 of senior women posing for group picture.]
