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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
4
Proceedings list numerous street and road numbers with references to Gen Road No 1 No 2 No 3 and Co Gen 1921. It records items Nos 3325 to 3634 with various road and salary ordances and continuation from page 1.
NEW HAW CLERK F. W. Steele of Washington D C has accepted a position as law clerk for Weldon & Wessels in Ukiah. He was admitted to the bar in D C and has worked as an official court reporter. He seeks admission to practice law in this state. Miss Jeanette Shebley bought ornamental trees for her Ukiah residence. Hopland and Ukiah principals F L Caughey and C M Fulkerson attended the southern state high school principals convention in Pasadena.
The Presbytery of Benicia will hold meetings in Ukiah from Tuesday to Thursday with a Sunday school institute led by Rev. R. A. Crichton of Eureka and addresses by Rev. Geo. C. Butterfield of Los Angeles and others. The week includes layman and public sessions, with reports, elections, and business.
A local Fuller Brush representative will call to show the complete line of sanitary household brushes. If you have not used these brushes before, see them and accept a free brush. The business is strong, up 100 percent from last year, with a reason given.
The W. C. T. U. will hold a cooked food sale Saturday April 22 at Foster's store.
Miss Leila Beckley returns home for Easter vacation from San Francisco normal school. Mrs. H. B. Smith and Miss Margaret Smith arrive from San Francisco to visit relatives, including County Treasurer Clair Smith. Several locals report flu recoveries, travels to San Francisco and Bakersfield, and family visits in Ukiah and Redwood Valley.
The Victory theatre will show Myrtle Reed's Lavender and Old Lace next Wednesday and Thursday. The film by Renco, released by Hodkinson, is praised as a superb adaptation with Mary Ainslee and Marguerite Snow delivering standout performances.
The Kosmos Club marked Child Welfare Week with a program led by Mrs. Pearle Crawford and speaker Mrs. Maud Tadlock, who shared insights from her experience with children. A kindergarten for the community is under consideration as committees pursue the project. The meeting featured piano solo by Mrs. Gertrude Proda and a duet by Miss Margaret Cox and Lucile Le Bastie, with reports and plans for the coming district convention. Mrs. G. A. Martin was elected delegate to San Rafael, alternate Mrs. Liela Ford.
Special Easter program at 11 o'clock with Ukiah Commandery Knights Templar in attendance. Address by Rev Edward Arthur Wicher D D of San Francisco, special music by Andrew Robertson and Scotch colony quartette. Sunday school Easter exercises at 10 am, parents invited. Evening service at 7 pm, Dr Wicher may speak. Nurse Miss Maher leaves county hospital for a San Francisco vacation.
Fort Bragg voters elected trustees Ed Banker H W Little and August West by a sweeping vote. A record 796 ballots were cast in the municipal election. Precincts A and B outlined with results noted and local figures Al Malpas and W H King mentioned.
City voters chose four year trustees Guy Redwine with 192 votes and Mrs. Toles with 166, while J. C. Johnson 158, C. A. Bernhard 116, K. P. Buchanan 19, Allen Aldrich 4. For the two year term R. E. Dimmick faced no opposition and received 254 votes.
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