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September 11, 1931 |
“Redevelopment” affecting historic structures is stirring in several places in Davis, including the large holding fronting Fifth Street
between C and D streets.
The Church of St. James, built in 1931, is at the northeast
corner of Fifth and C and is a piece of that larger holding.
Prompted by an inquiry, I looked at my photocopies of 1931 Davis Enterprise pages and found three stories on the advent of that church that I reproduce here.
I cannot say this is all the coverage of this building in
1931, but if it is, it is oddly minimalist relative to the attention
the Enterprise gave to the advent of
the church just across Fifth Street from it.
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December 11, 1931 |
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December 25, 1931 |