Lindley Presho Genealogy and History Blog

     From  an Old Postcard Mailed with a 1 Cent Stamp !!!!!

 Central School @ Lindley- Was Located near Wetlands-Lindley Rd. (Was Last seen before -1972 Flood )    I really appreciate it when someone sends new information about Lindley history.  I received the following note from Durland Weale with additional information to the Lindley History "Lindley-  Looking Back -200 years- 1900  " about Lindley school bus transportation .   "First pupil transportation to high school from Lindley was Fall of 1930. Ruth Weale bought a 1930 4 door Sedan to transport Lawrence Toby ,Dexter Eastwood(?), Evelyn, Eleanor,Margaret Toby  and Marion Weale to Northside High School Daily . Fall of 1931,  William Ayres bought a Chevrolet dual wheel bus with seats arranged lengthwise of the yellow vehicle. Fall of 1936, William Ayres purchased a Reo larger bus -green and white for daily trips to Painted Post and Northside High School . Mrs. Ayres assisted." The Lindley history states Harlo Harris started the present Harris

Some roads on 2005 map  no longer exist  and new maps will show new roads when I 99 is completed in ( 2013. ???? )      The Lindley-Presho Historical Society meetings will resume on Thursday March 28th 7:00 PM.at the Lindley Town Hall on Rt. 15.  The program is a display of aerial maps of Lindley taken in June 1955. (weather permitting) Meetings are free and  public is invited.

From an Old Postcard Some Irish Wishes   Some Irish Wishes Here's to a fellow who  smiles When life runs along like a song And here's to the lad who can smile When everything goes dead wrong. As You slide down the bannister of life May the splinters never point the wrong way. Never iron a 4 leaf clover because you don't want to press your luck!! May you live as long as You want and Never want as long as you live. There are 2 kinds of people in this world, the Irish and those who wish they were..   Top O' the Mornin to You  and   Happy St. Patrick's Day

I found the answer to my question on the August 5th ,2011" Blog  Post "about the location of the Methodist Campground in Presho and posted it under comments for that article.  By clicking on sidebar for   2011  - August , you can read comments being made between a reader and myself pertaining to events that occurred in this area. It's nice to know the blog was able to assist a reader's family and nice to know that the answer was in Uri's book all along. Now if I just had time to read all the book and retain what I read. History can be fun!!  Kitty  

.It is with sadness that we report the passing of Bick ) We will miss his cheerful, friendly manner and his passion for his antique cars. VAN DUYNE, Elbert Bickley (Bick) March 08, 2013 12:00 am • Classifieds Arizona Daily Star VAN DUYNE, Elbert Bickley (Bick), July 2, 1923 - March 6, 2013. Survived by wife, Betty Phillips; one daughter, two sons, one stepdaughter and one stepson. Memorial Services will be at 3:00 p.m., Saturday, March 9, 2013 at Canyon del Oro Baptist Church, 9200 N. Oracle Rd. Memorial gifts in his name to Casa de la Luz or charity of your choice. Arrangements by ANGEL VALLEY FUNERAL HOME. (Copied from the Internet -Kitty) It is with saddness that It

  Top 2 Photos Watson Creek Bridge Construction I took these from corner of Watson Ck Rd. and Rt 15 last week 3/5 /2013 -----------------   Bottom 3 are Morgan Creek taken by  Dennis Abbey in Feb. 2013  Completion of I 99 is eagerly awaited !!!!  .               I    

Watson Creek Bridge   Looking North Looking South toward Watson  Creek Toby Home  -

             3-8-2013  Lindley from the Hill on I99 Enjoy the photos that Dennis took on hill above the" Narrows-Rocks" looking south Thank you- Dennis  That is quite a hike up that hill. ***(Now that I have figured out this new computer ( I think) -Will share others that he has taken..)

 A copy of this photo was donated by the late Don Swan. From August 13, 1920 Elmira Advertiser    All kinds of automobile reports are current. The latest is that the Maxwell and Chalmers Motor Companies have been absorbed by the interests of John N. Willys and that other companies are to be absorbed maybe, financially placing the automobile business in about  three hands, the syndicate represented by Willys, General Motors and Ford. ( Do  I  remember reading  something about General Motors moving their headquarters to China recently?? ) Time Marches On---