14 Apr 1922
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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
1
Mendocino high school's first track team travelled to Yor Bragg and was defeated 82 to 27. Despite limited training, the team fought well and vows to improve for the next meet at Mendocino's track in about two weeks. A local note aside mentions a girl and a dealer in photographs.
Hopland records a busy week with a Honeymoon reception for Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Cockrell at the Shimmin home after their San Francisco trip. The Hopland baseball team defeated a Talmage Calpella pick team 10 to 4 and seeks another win against Upper Lake. Local visits include Mrs. Geraldine Haley in Napa, J Os Williams in Healdsburg, and others in Willits, Ukiah, Santa Rosa, and Berkeley.
Local items report influenza confinement and slow recovery for Harry Hughes, a century-old Indian named Jake Fullman dies and is buried at Hopland. Ukiah visitors attend to business. births reported for Kellum in Ukiah and Murray in the city. Ben Barnett seeks eye treatment in San Francisco. Iversen ill with influenza, bronchitis, pleurisy but active this week. Remains of Mrs Brenner sent to Berkeley. court reporter Penland among flu victims. Gross heads to Farley ranch. Speer and Ruby Speer visit for Mrs Mustard’s death. Emmett Ray from Navarro Ridge plans weeks here for health.
Saturday shows include In Search of a Sinner with Constance Talmage and a 2 part comedy. Admission 10c and 22c. Monday offers Exit the Vamp with Eihel Clayton and Theodore Roberts plus Burton Holmes Travelogue and Post Nature Series, admission 10c and 22c. Wednesday and Thursday present Lavender and Old Lace with Leena Owen Marguerite Snow and Louis Isenkinson from Myrtle Reed story, plus 2 part comedy and admission 10c and 38c.
Robert Austin I T Barker and Harold Sloper became new members admitted to Burkeley Golf and Country Club last Saturday evening.
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