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Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1935

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Relatives Sought After Navarre Woodsman Burned in Fire

In Glasson Navarre area a woodsman named Gasson was killed when a lamp caused a house fire early Sunday. Fred Duffield reported the victim returned home drunk and the ensuing blaze trapped him as the room filled with flames. The house and contents burned. Gasson’s body was burned beyond recognition. His ex wife and daughter, last heard from in San Francisco, are being sought, and authorities aim to locate his father in Oregon to inform him.

Glasson Navarro Fred Duffield Gasson Rus@an hill Navarre Lquor Duffield Williams Earl Bishop Broaddus San Francisco Oregon

No Clearance Card and License Plates Penalties

To avoid delay and penalties, car owners must clear county taxes before applying for new 1936 plates. Applications post January 30 face double taxes and double price if the county shows a dirty slate.

WPA Sewing Project Opens in Ukiah District

WPA official R J Pearl reports Ukiah sewing project in operation last Tuesday with 16 women and one supervisor making worn apparel for the needy. North State street building hosts the operation as plans foretell similar efforts in Fort Bragg and Willits for countywide distribution. Meanwhile 21 workers and 550 men countywide engage in weed destruction and gorse removal under Horticultural Commissioner Norman Buhn and county projects.

R. J.pearl Works Progress Administration Ukiah North State Street Red Star Fort Bragg Willits SERA Norman Buhn Laytonville Piercy Farm House Inn Pearl

Crash Victims Sue For Large Amounts

Macy Leak of Willits, owner of ice and soda plants at Willits, Ukiah, Fort Bragg and Lakeport, is named in two suits seeking a total of 12500 dollars. Edward Carver of Willits asks 5000 dollars for injuries from a collision with a defendant truck. Mildred Mast of Willits seeks 7500 dollars for injuries from the same crash. The accident occurred on the Redwood highway about 30 miles north of Hopland on October 8 due to careless operation of the truck. Both claim head bruises and dislocation of shoulder blades and other injuries of permanent nature. Jesse E. Nichols and J. H. Beman of San Francisco represent both plaintiffs.

Macy Leak Willits Ukiah Fort Bragg Lakeport Edward Carver Mildred Mast Redwood Highway Hopland Ocober 8 Jesse E. Nichols J. H. Beman San Francisco

Presbyterian Church Service With Sermon by Mouer

Sunday morning services at the usual hour feature a sermon by Frank Ross Mouer of San Anselmo on "Pages of Power." Mouer is assistant to Rev. Lynn T. White of San Anselmo. The public is invited.

Frank Ross Mouer San Anselmo Pages of Power Mouer Lynn T. White

Council Approves Swim Pool Plans in Ukiah

Ukiah city council endorsed plans by Attorney Harold Brunner to build a 105 by 60 foot tile and reinforced concrete swimming pool in Municipal park near the golf course. The project includes WPA labor, reduced city cost under $4,000, and uses the pool for irrigation storage. The pool aims to provide safe supervision and encourage park use as an alternative to the Russian river.

Ukiah Harold Brunner Fleishhacker San Francisco Brunner Montgomery Works Progress Administration Russian River Dispatch-Democrat

Biggar Hiway Bids Open New North Coast Route

Bids were called Wednesday to grade 14.5 miles of the Interal between Longvale and Dos Rios, creating the Biggar highway linking the north coast area with the Sacramento valley. The project, costing about 304,732 dollars, aims to open the Round valley region for tourism, hunting parties, and winter sports with state and federal funding aided by Senator George Biggar, Congressman Clarence F Lea, the state chamber of commerce, and Mendocino County Supervisor Duane Bittenbender.

Longvale Dos Rios Biggar North Coast Sacramento Valley Round Valley George Biggar Mendocino County Clarence F. Lea State Chamber of Commerce Duane

Wallace Found Guilty of Burglary at Albion Store

Edward Wallace convicted of second degree burglary for robbing the Norgard store at Albion on August 15. He is sentenced to one year in the county jail as part of three years probation imposed by Judge Held. Wallace was linked to plans to attempt a jail break last fall. He has been a troubled guest at Sheriff Williams' house.

Edward Wallace Norgard Albion Wallace Williams

County Treasurer Reports December Cash On Hand

County Treasurer D. C. Smith reports on hand funds totaling 333740 dollars and 46 cents as of December 2. He notes a November 4 balance of 267749 dollars and 14 cents with November receipts totaling 95054 dollars and 68 cents.

D. C. Smith

Coroner Jury Finds Unavoidable Accident in Hiatt Crash

Coroner Broaddus empanelled a jury to hear the November 23 highway collision nine miles south of Hopland that killed Dudge Hiatt. Eight witnesses, including at the scene four, testified in the courthouse basement. The jury foreman was J. C. Johnson amidst the panel of eight members.

Broaddus Dudge Hiatt Hopland Court House D. C. Oakleaf C. O. Hiatt Dorothy Hiatt Richard White William Bertsch Jennevieve Flaherty Wendell Meyers J. C. Johnson Foreman Ed Davidson George McMurphy T. J. Peterson Cc. H. Wilgus George Richardson W S. van Dyke A. C. Reynolds

Confidence Worker Gets Year In Jail

Superior Judge Held denied the motion for a new trial after Charles Redgate was found guilty of petty theft. He was placed on two years probation with one year in county jail. Redgate bilked several local women in a confidence game last summer.

Charles Redgate Redgate

Married couple returns to duties after southern honeymoon

Gilbert Walden, chief engineer at Mendocino State hospital for four years, and Billie Fried eman, an attendant there, resumed work last Wednesday after a vacation and wedding in the southern part of the state. They were said to have been married last week.

Gilbert Walden Mendocino State Hospital Billie Friedeman

Patient improving under care of Dr Bennett

Mrs Frank Dorr of 419 North School Street shows encouraging improvement after serious illness, under the care of Dr E C Bennett.

Frank Dorr North School Street E. C. Bennett

Home Owners Meet to Discuss State-wide Topics and Christmas Plans

Merchants of the Home Owned Business association will meet at their office next to the Savings Bank on Monday evening December 9 at 8 oclock. Important state-wide subjects and special Christmas activities will be discussed.

Savings Bank

Pres McPeak Visits Willits for Business

Pres McPeak traveled from Willits last Friday to attend to business matters, engaging with local contacts and discussing ongoing projects and potential collaborations.

Pres McPeak Willits

Christmas Seals Compete With Stamps And Coin Sets

The piece traces Christmas seals from 1863 mail delivery beginnings to 1907 tuberculin relief and the 1935 Baker design. It notes collectors’ growth, early scarce seals, and high values up to 25 dollars per seal and 75 for blocks of four.

United States Ernest Hamlin Baker

Lea Visits Ukiah En Route to Washington D C

Congressman Clarence F. Lea, in Ukiah Tuesday evening and Wednesday morning on trip to Lake County, inspects three sites for a proposed federal building Tracy, Stout, and Joseph and McGarvey. He heads to Washington D C later in the week for opening of Congress.

Clarence F. Lea Lake County Washington, D. C Congress Ukiah Lea Federal Tracy Stout Joseph and McGarvey

Wiles Case Referred to Probation Officers

Glenn Wiles Caspar youth guilty of second degree burglary and sentenced to San Quentin November 30. His case was re referred to probation officers Tuesday for report next Friday. Wiles had a protracted drunk last September when he broke into the service station at Caspar run by Oliver Harmon and stole merchandise.

Glenn Wiles Caspar San Quentin Wiles Oliver Harmon

John Porter Dead After Brother's Death in Ukiah

Mr and Mrs Ed Porter were expected home yesterday after traveling from Bakersfield where they were summoned by the death of John Porter 71 a former Ukiah businessman and well known to long time residents. Van Porter and Gene Porter of Upper Lake attended the funeral.

Ed Porter Bakersfield

Special session urged to balance state budget

In Sacramento Governor Merriam faces pressure to call a special legislature session next week. A bankers’ group seeks budget balance methods after withholding influence from a $2,000,000 sale of state warrants this week.

Sacramento Merriam

VAG IS SENTENCED BY JUSTICE BUSCH

Tuesday Justice James Busch sentenced Charles Jones to six months in jail and suspended judgment for 48 hours to allow Charlie to escape. Jones had just completed six months in retirement for vagrancy and suspected of supplying booze to local Indians.

James Busch Charles Jones Charlie Jones

Firemen Halted Chimney Blaze at Standley and Oak

A chimney fire at the Standley and Oak streets residence of Mrs. G. W. Stout Friday night drew a quick response from the fire department. Efficient work prevented building damage and controlled the blaze in record time.

Standley Oak Streets G. W. Stout

Grand Jury Clears Umbrell Killing Case

Coroner unable to fix responsibility for the death of broker as the grand jury reviews the Dumbrell case and returns no definitive finding. Officials say investigation continues with no charged party at this time.

Dumbrell slaying case referred to San Francisco grand jury

Coroner's jury cannot fix guilt in the death of San Francisco banker John H. Dumbrell. His wife Amy Dumbrell confessed to shooting him during a quarrel but the jury found the cause of death as shock and hemorrhage from a gunshot wound. The case centers on whether the killer was Amy or their son John Jr. with both having motives and a history of wealth on the Low Gap property in Ukiah.

Dumbrell San Francisco Grand Jury Amy John, Jr John H. Dumbrell Dumbrells Ukiah Ingleside Terrace Low Gap E. L. Williams

P. G. & E. Pays $10,149 in Mendocino Taxes

Pacific Gas and Electric Company paid 10,149.01 dollars into Mendocino county treasury as the first installment of property taxes under the Stewart-Riley law. The utility remains one of the county’s largest taxpayers and serves a large portion of the state.

Stewart-Riley Pacific Gas & Electric Company Mendocino County

Rod and Gun Banquet at Rainbow Cafe in Ukiah

Ukiah Rod and Gun club members invite both current and prospective members to a dutch treat dinner on Monday evening December 9 at 7 o clock at the Rainbow cafe. The event will feature interesting speakers as part of the program for the occasion.

Ukiah Rod and Gun Club Rainbow Cafe

Convalescent Eugene Gillings Returns Home

Eugene Gillings night supervisor at Mendocino State hospital returned from the California clinic in Berkeley where he underwent ear surgery two weeks ago. The operation was successful and he is convalescing at his Talmage home.

Eugene Gillings Mendocino State Hospital California Clinic Berkeley Talmage

Two Redwoods Couples File Intentions to Wed

Arthur S. Jenkins aged 49 of Redwood Walley and Elsie Narva aged 30 of Willits filed with the county clerk their notice of intention to wed.

Arthur S. Jenkins Redwood Walley Elsie Narva Willits

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Crisp WPA Presbyterian Church Christmas Club Ubiah Council Biggar Hiway Hiatt John Porter Vag P.G. & E. Company
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