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Newspaper

Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1934

Page

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President Birthday Ball Draws Patriotism and Charity

A large turnout at Ukiah grammar school for the president's birthday ball raised funds for the Warm Springs Foundation to combat infantile paralysis. The event featured a cake auction that added $20 and a patriotic program with Miss Angie Luchessi singing The Star Spangled Banner and a display honoring the president.

Grammar School Veterans of Foreign Wars J. P. Mason Ukiah Warm Springs Foundation South State Street Edward A. Eversole Keith Foster of Talmage Warm’ Springs Angie Luchessi

Burglar Suspect Caught in Blackfoot Idaho

Deputy Wayne Crawford departed for Blackfoot Idaho to extradite Lloyd Vallely a 20 year old Indian on burglary charges tied to robberies at Biggar Mercantile store a Dr John Hogshead drug store and a cabin Investigations show Vallely fled with another Indian after the crime traced via Sacramento Valley and Elko before Vallely was located by Sheriff Williams description and routed to Ukiah for trial

Wayne Crawford Blackfoot Idaho Ukiah Lloyd Vallely Round Valley Biggar Mercantile Company John Hogshead E. L. Williams Elko Vallely Sacramento Valley Williams

Birth Recorded for Daughter of Mr and Mrs A N Buelk

Dr L K Van Allen reports the birth on Monday of a daughter to Mr and Mrs A N Buelk.

L. K. van Allen A. N. Buelk

Coast Game Violator Three-Time Offender

William Bridge of the coast was convicted by a jury on three counts of game law violations in Willits. He was found with 23 steelhead, arrested at night with an illegal net, and both net and boat were confiscated. He received fines totaling 1250 and a possible jail term, and was jailed in the county facility.

William Bridge Court of Justice C. A. Larsen Willits Fisk Ovid Holmes Bridgee

Walter Sandkulla Takes Over George Ryan Barber Shop

Walter Sandkulla assumes management of the George Ryan barber shop for Mrs. George Ryan and Mrs. Charles Copsey, signaling an immediate leadership change at the longtime neighborhood barbershop.

Walter Sandkulla George Ryan Charles Copsey

Santa Rosa Boy In Warren Case Reveals Details

David Pennell an 18 year old Santa Rosa youth testified in San Francisco line up about the Warren kidnapping case. He said he was paid 50 cents to fetch a letter at Santa Rosa post office that contained 160 dollars. He later described one kidnapper to officers and helped identify no others. Two Scheffel brothers were captured in a raid and face charges, while Warren stayed in San Francisco to review another suspect ahead of a Tuesday line up.

David Pennell Santa Rosa Fred Warren Point Arena San Francisco Pennell Earl Bishop Mendocino Warren James Thoms Scheffel Grand Jury

Three Times Offender Gets Light Sentence

Justice Don Ward in Hopland handed down a decision in People vs. L Wilcox for killing and selling deer to two deputy fish and game commissioners last summer. Wilcox was fined 100 dollars or 50 days in jail, both suspended, and placed on six months probation. This third court appearance marks a flagrant offender in game laws. a companion pleaded guilty and paid a heavy fine.

Don Ward Hopland People L. Wilcox Wilcox

Trucks Collide off Cloverdale Grade

An automobile accident on the Redwood highway near Mendocino county damaged a truck driven by Dee Lampson carrying 500 gallons of gasoline and a forestry truck bound for the Geysers from Navarre driven by Malcolm Coombs. The Lampson truck suffered a nearly torn front wheel and a leaking gasoline tank. The labor camp truck was towed to Cloverdale for repairs.

Redwood Highway Mendocino County Mountain House Dee Lampson Navarre Malcolm Coombs Lampson Cloverdale

Marriage filings list two couples and two more applications

An intention to wed was filed by LeRoy Henthorne 21 of Lakeport and Gladys P Leggett 25 of Nashmead Mendocino county. An application for a marriage license was filed by William Thomas Ranney 21 and Mawel Agnes Lawrason 21, both of Willits.

Lakeport LeRoy Henthorne Gladys P. Leggett Nashmead Mendocino County William Thomas Ranney Mawel Agnes Lawrason Willits

Student from Stanford Celebrates Birthday at Home

Joe Rea a Stanford University sophomore visited with his parents Dr and Mrs L Rea to celebrate his birthday last weekend confirming family ties and academic status.

Joe Rea Stanford University 5. L. Rea

Francis Scholl Held in Jail as Slayer of George Ryan

Francis Scholl, 28, son of Ukiah residents, is charged with first degree murder in the shooting of George Ryan, a local barber, near his home. He was arraigned after confessing to authorities and fled in Ryan’s car, with witnesses placing him at the scene as shots were fired.

Francis Scholl George Ryan Fred Scholl Ukiah L. I. Gibson Ryan W. P. Burke Scholl Anderson Valley Court of John Hoffman I. M. Brazier Mannon & Brazier Ernest Hawn Ofocers Ang Owl Cigar Maple Charles Copsey Bar of Justice Burke Tleir

No Favors Are Shown After Lumber Truck Crash

An auto crash on the Redwood highway near midway between this city and Willits left E. L. Rich severely injured with a severed artery and Ben Simons with a crushed chest. They said a Pickwick stage driver refused to take them to town until paying 1.90, stopping at the wrong plac, forcing the victims to walk to Dr. Bennett's office after being dumped at the stage depot.

Redwood Highway Midway Willits E. L. Rich Ben Simons Rich Simons Pickwick E. C. Bennett Perkins State Streets Bennett

Timber owner Hickey guests with Chicago visitors

WH B Hickey a well known timber holder of the county was a Palace hotel guest during the week. He was accompanied by Mr and Mrs Jay B Duetsch of Chicago who are interested in securing redwood timber lands.

WH. B. Hickey Hickey Jay B. Duetsch Chicago

Willits Hospital Performs Appendectomy on Joseph Weber

Joseph Weber underwent an appendectomy yesterday at Howard Memorial Hospital in Willits. Surgeon Dr. Raymond Babcock led the operation and was in charge of the case.

Joseph Weber Howard Memorial Hospital Willits Raymond Babcock

Man Dies In Truck Mishap Near Fort Bragg

Cecil L. DeBuhr, about 26, was killed when riding a truck from Fort Bragg to Westport. He preferred the running board over the rack top. A collision with a CCC truck caused him to fall to the ground. He died at Redwood Coast hospital. An inquest was held in Fort Bragg. His mother works at the Fort Bragg Pacific Telephone office. Funeral services were held in Fort Bragg.

Cecil L. DeBuhr Fort Breg Westport Horace Thompson Thompson Young DeBuhr Fort Bragg CCC Thom DeBuhr Redwood Coast Hospital Coast City Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company Fort Brage

Ford Truck Delivered Through Local Agency

Monday Les Morley took delivery of a one ton Ford truck purchased through the Steiert, Andrews & Ford agency.

Les Morley Steiert, Andrews & Ford

Mrs White Called South After Sister Dies in Auto Crash

Mrs J Q White was summoned to Santa Clara yesterday by the death of a sister after an automobile accident. Mrs Ellen Copsey accompanied Mrs White south. Mrs Robberd Thomas has recovered from a recent illness and is about.

J. Q. White Santa Clara Ellen Copsey White South Robberd Thomas

New Probate Filings and Debtor Foreclosure Actions

Through Thomas and Thomas and Norman Johnson public administrator filed petitions for letters on the estates of David Dodge and Mrs A A Williams who died in May 1930, leaving real estate and cash assets. Numerous petitions for letters of administration and final accounts are noted, including the L P Larson and John Wa ine estates. A foreclosure suit and a dismissed cross complaint are listed, plus a divorce action filed by James E Busch for Claudia Raney. Legal actions involve Guaranty Building and Loan, Savings of Mendocino County, and others.

Thomas & Thomas Norman Johnson W. F. Ornham David Dodge Morgage T. J. Williams Keith Eversole A. A. Williams J. W. Kingren L. P. Larson John Waine Chas.e Kasch G. W. Fisk and Guaranty Building and Loan Association Ukiah Tiree Scholl James E. Busch Claudia Raney Isaac W. Raney Arkansas W. H. Brunner First National Bank of Ukiah 0. A. Sanford Laura E. Sanford Mary Sanford Mendocino Will van Dyke Esa Vann Sarah C. Vann Keith C. Eversole William T. Clow George Thomas Clow Charles Kasch Wiley Higgins Raymond Mr. Brownet Ax

Merchant J. F. Snodgrass Stricken By Poisoning Attack

Local merchant J. F. Snodgrass has been seriously ill from an alleged pro mine poisoning. Attending physician is Dr. E. C. Bennett.

J. F. Snodgrass E. C. Bennett

North Bush Street cottage blaze in Ukiah prompt misdirection

Fire department rushed toward a reported blaze at a cottage owned by Mrs Nina B Sanford at Bush and Stephenson Streets. A caller hung up after saying out on Bush street causing confusion in location. No damage from the chimney blaze.

Ukiah Eyag Bush Street Nina B. Sanford Bush and Stephenson Streets

Bus Line seeks to abandon Fort Bragg route

Mendocino Coast Transit filed with the state railroad commission to abandon the Cloverdale to Fort Bragg auto stage line and to seek permission to operate freight service. Also noted, Mrs. Rose Copsey, hurt by a bicycle rider, was moved from hospital to home. Ted DeMotte was in Willits on government business Tuesday and Thursday.

State Railroad Commission Mendocino Coast Transit Company Cloverdale Fort Bragg Rose Copsey Ted DeMotte Willits U. S

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