Week of July 19th Headlines
100 Years Ago: Santa Clara News (July 20, 1917)
- Save the Crumbs Says Governor Stephens: If Every California Housewife Prevented the Waste of Just One Slice of Bread, the Food Saving Would be Equal to All the Wheat Grown on 575,000 Acres of Fertile Ground
- No Rifles for Home Guard Says Adjutant General Barree
- Ringling Bros. Circus Coming to San Jose in September
- Santa Clara County’s U.S. Camp in Palo Alto to be Named Camp Fremont
- ‘Dry Zone’ Order Will Result in Closure of Many Saloons
- Santa Clara Girl, Miss Odette Don, to Marry a Los Angeles Man
- Santa Clara Candy Manufacturer, Nace Clark, Injured in Automobile Collision on The Alameda
- Archbishop Hanna to Preside at Dedication of Carmelite Monastery Here: Building is the Gift of Alice Phelan Sullivan Whose Daughter Sister Agnes (Ada Sullivan) is a Member of the Carmelite Order
50 Years Ago: Santa Clara Journal & News (July 19, 1967)
- ‘Othello’ Big Hit at California Shakespeare Festival at University of Santa Clara
- Plans for Huge City Celebration: ‘Fiesta Day Celebration’ Sponsored by Mission Center Merchants and the YMI in Franklin Mall Area
- State Allocates Funds to West Valley College District
- Narcotics Use Up 100% in Last Six Months in City of Santa Clara: Marijuana and LSD Account for Majority of Cases
- Councilman Charles Kinney Lashes Out Against Redevelopment Plans for University of Santa Clara and Against Urban Renewal Agency — but Pete Talia of Urban Renewal Agency Appeals to Council for Support of Saratoga Ave. Artery Into What He Hopes Will Become a Revitalized Downtown Area
- Groundbreaking Held for Grandview Hardware Store
- What Makes Vern Go?: Profile of Unsung Santa Clara Hero, Paul Vernon Smith, Jr., Manager of the Cafeteria at City Hall
- Three Top Youth Combos –‘Trans-Atlantic Train’, ‘Tortis Monks’ and ‘Uncle Wiggley’s Philharmonic — Share Bandstand at Santa Clara’s Wutzit Club, 2147 Newhall Street
(compiled by Mary Hanel, Historic Preservation Society of Santa Clara)