Eastern Mojave Vegetation | Field Notes (Continued) |
Tom Schweich |
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When I first read the field notes of Annie Alexander and Louise Kellogg, I was fascinated by the descriptions they wrote about the places they went and the plants and animals they found there. By publishing my field notes on the Internet I hope to follow a little bit in their tradition. | |||
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4th of July 1930 Just before trip to California Paul A & Bruce II Note mini golf course in back yard. Compare the stairs on the back of the house with those seen in the Christmas 1929 photo. | |||
Leaving for California |
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Changing a tire in Dodge City, Kansas |
June 1930 Dodge City Kansas Changing a tire. | |||
Locations:
Grand Canyon.
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“July 1930 Irma, Paul R. and Paul A at Grand Canyon Lodge on way to California.” “Stop at Grand Canyon on the way to California.” | |||
Petition for Citizenship |
Petition for Citizenship, by Anna Pawluk. | |||
On the boat Riding in Miss Catalina 3 Riding in Miss Catalina 3 |
“Summer 1930 I think my dad is sitting in the middle seat. | |||
Paul and Irma at Lake Arrowhead |
1930 Lake Arrowhead Irma and Paul | |||
At Lake Arrowhead |
August 1930 Lake Arrowhead Leah, Paul A., Harrison, Paul R. (Crawfords) | |||
Unknown |
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Unknown |
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Anna Pawluk, Certificate of Citizenship |
Naturalization of Anna Pawluk. | |||
J. A. Geos |
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Family |
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Family |
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"Daddy and Corslus" |
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"Tolya and his brother" |
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"Pawluk, ______, _______" |
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"A Funeral" |
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"Bill Mihalic, Peter Pawluk, Mr. Nicklaus, Mr. Shnikta, Mrs. Garguin Russian Baptist Church at Bryte, out of Sacramento" |
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"Church at Bryte" |
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"Cooking lapsha (turkey noodle soup) outside." |
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1932 | |||
Paul at Beverly Hills High School |
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1933 | |||
Paul Schweich, 1933. |
Paul with 1931 Roadster above Glendale. | |||
Paul Schweich, 1933 |
Paul in 1933 in Hollywood Hills. | |||
Portrait of Anna Pawluk |
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Unknown |
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"Dad, Man from Brazil, Mr. Smetko, and Mother" Peter Pawluk and the man from Brazil |
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"Teddy Gregorian" Names in Russian "Margaret Gregorian" |
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"Annie Grannick" |
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Two guys and a car. |
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Family by their car |
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Mother(?) and three children |
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1934 | |||
Irma's cat MeeChee |
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Ruby Shaw |
Ruby Shaw, 1934 | |||
Paul does handstand on Santa Monica Beach Paul at Santa Monica Beach Paul at Santa Monica Beach |
6/18/34 Handstand on mine and another bar-bell. Santa Monica Palisades in background. | |||
Tanya Kush. |
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"Primary Department Sunday School -- 1934" on Gless Street |
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"Dad and Nikitin twins" Peter Pawluk and the Nikitin twins Peter Pawluk in his car |
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"Boys in Sloyd Vacation Bible School. -- 1934" |
Inscribed: "Boys in Sloyd Vacation Bible School. -- 1934"
I assumed that Sloyd must be a town in the San Joaquin Valley. Sloyd (Slöjd), also known as Educational Sloyd, was a system of handicraft-based education started by Uno Cygnaeus in Finland in 1865. The system was further refined and promoted worldwide, including adoption in the United States, until the early 20th Century. | |||
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1935 | |||
Betty Shaw, 1935 |
1935 Betty Shaw (Wilson) 1st Cousin to Paul A. Schweich | |||
Dick Allen and Betty Shaw. |
1935 ? Dick Allen Betty Shaw Kansas City The woman on the left looks to me like Dick Allen's mother, but my dad doesn't think so. | |||
Wedding at Georgetown Lake. |
This photograph shows the wedding party of the Gore-Laist wedding, July 9, 1935. The wedding was held at the Nevaska Lodge, near Georgetown Lake, Montana From left to right, the people in the photograph are: Harriet Oliver, David Lauib, Blanche Gore, Charles Saudes, Mildred Laist, Jeanne Laist, George Gore, Virginia Laist Gore, Dorothy Laist, Geraldine Klepetko, Paul Schweich, Helen Halloran, Emmett Keinett, and Rosalba Gore. Born in Chile as the son of a mining engineer, George Gore grew up in South Dakota. I assume he attended Montana School of Mines at Butte, Montana, which is where my father would have met him. He later went to law school at Harvard and became a lawyer. Virginia Laist Gore, grew up in Anaconda. Her dad was an engineer and manager at the mine. Her mother wrote a travel column in the Anaconda Standard. As an attorney, George Gore first worked with the Los Angeles law firm of O'Melveny & Myers. In 1939, Mr. Gore helped establish Northrop, which grew into a giant military and aerospace firm in southern California. He worked with the company for decades, retiring to Carmel, California, in 1975 as chief counsel and vice president. During his tenure, Gore helped develop laws to deal with the new era of nuclear energy. “It is a wonderful time to be a lawyer,” he told the American Bar Assn. in 1958. “Perhaps never before in the history of the law has so much study and research preceded the establishment of the law itself, and I am sure that the law of atomic hazards will be created in such a way that progress will be encouraged ...” George Gore died of cancer in 1993 at age 81. At the time, Gore was survived by his wife of 55 years, Virginia Laist Gore, a sister, three children, four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren (Ariel, personal communication, September 8, 2018, and Los Angeles Times, July 3, 1993). | |||
Page 1 of Flight Log Book 1 |
Flight Log Book | |||
"San Francisco, Mr Nicklaus in foreground, 1935(?)" |
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1936 | |||
House on Hazzard Street in 1936. |
House on Hazzard Street in 1936. | |||
Alice Shaw, 1936 |
1936? Alice Shaw (Taylor) 1st Cousin of Paul A. | |||
Paul and Irma on Mother's Day |
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Paul and Irma on Mother's Day |
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1936 Ford |
5/31/1936 1936 Ford Drove this car to Montana several times. | |||
Grandmother Schweich |
5/31/1936 Dad, Mother, "Granny" Grandmother Schweich | |||
Page 4 of Flight Log Airplane that Paul soloed in. |
Porterfield NC14480 Plane I soloed in 5/31/36 | |||
Bus in Colorado |
June 9, 1936 Changing tires in Colorado prairie | |||
Porterfield airplane in hanger on way to California |
1936 Porterfield airplane in hanger on way to California | |||
Three guys at the airport |
July 1936 Left to Right Ray Clever C. R. "Dick" Allen "Jim" Douglas Respectively Plane Owner Chief Pilot & Instructor Womens Attraction and Weed Cutter | |||
Drigg's Skylarks at Muskegan, Mich. |
1936, Nov Drigg's Skylarks at Muskegan, Mich. | |||
Driggs parts enroute to Van Nuys |
November 1936 Driggs Skylark tools and parts on way to Van Nuys | |||
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1937 | |||
Older couple at the house on Hazzard St., July, 1937. |
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Olga Pawluk and her accordian |
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"Daddy" |
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1938 | |||
Bill Mount's Friend |
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Chuck Kruse, 1938 |
"Chuck" Kruse January 4, 1938 | |||
Irma and MeeChee |
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Irma Schweich, 1938 |
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Irma Schweich, 1938 |
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Paul Jr., Irma, and Paul Sr. |
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The house on Forest in 1938 |
The house at 74th and Forest in 1938. | |||
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1939 | |||
"Messrs. Schnitka, Grannick, Call, and Gregorian" |
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Bill Mount and Paul Schweich |
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Glendale Airport |
Glendale Airport -- 1939? Or 1935? | |||
Robert Shaw with Janice Wilson in 1939. |
Photograph taken in 1939, per my cousin Marietta. Robert Shaw, with Janice Wilson. Print has an Elko border, that may go with other prints with same border. | |||
Lydia at the 1939 Baptist Convention Anna Korolewicz and Peter Pawluk at the 1939 Baptist Convention Baptist Convention 1939 |
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Wedding of Olga Pawluk and Ivan Bell |
July 29, 1939: Wedding of Ivan Bell and Olga Pawluk | |||
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Date and time this article was prepared: 9/22/2024 4:41:57 PM |