Current Comment on Ford paper and public concerns
The Dearborn Independent has ceased publication and the piece discusses Ford’s paper and broader public debates. It cites Stanford scholars on student standing, Rogers remarks in Cuba, Pan American Congress timing, and Senator-elect recalls. It notes American opportunity stories, generational shifts in education and independence, the Senate money critique, and views on installment buying and church cooperation.
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Dearborn Independent
Henry Ford
Will Rogers
Cuba
Pan-American Congress
Nicarauga
United States
Boracb
Speeding Driver Fined In Hoffman's Court
W A Robertson of Mill Valley paid a $25 fine in Judge Hoffman s court last week after a speeding charge. An officer said he drove at 55 miles per hour, confirming the offense.
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W. A. Robertson
Mill Valley
Potter Valley Community Buzzes With Events and Updates
Potter Valley notes a student from St Hel ena and multiple Arcata college enrollments. Local teams win basketball games while residents visit Ukiah and San Francisco. Fraternal Grange meetings propose plans, and a government film, Sleepy Valley, will be shown for farm centers with free admission.
Hopland News Roundup of Social and Service Events
The Hopland community reports a surprise party for Mr. and Mrs. Don Ward with dancing and cards. Visitors include Mrs. C Myers and Mrs. C Ashhurst in Ukiah. Local activities feature bridge, Boy Scouts, PTA card party, and visits by residents to Lakeport and Ukiah. Reverend Reed preached, with plans for larger attendances next fifth Sunday.
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Hopland
Don Ward
C. Myers
C. Ashurst
Ukiah
W. Crawford
Burgadas
Don
Lakeport
A. Leland
Hopland Stock Farm
Wom. Metzler
Bridge Club
Francis Sterck
Clara Doty
Mattie Bailhache
San Francisco
Claude Doty
Lila Harmon
Frank Sierck
Gladys Harpe
Paul Mathews
Study Club
Wm. Duncan
Frank Harmon
Ray Johnson
Wilburn
Web Harpe
van Harpe
Upper Lake
John Manning
Lake County
Rev. Reed
Boonville
M. E. Church
South
Headlight and License Check Nets 13 Fort Bragg Arrests
Fort Bragg traffic officers conducted a drive targeting motorists with out of adjustment headlights and drivers without operator licenses. Thirteen arrests were made and others cited to appear in court. Drivers lacking a license are urged to visit a nearby traffic officer to obtain one.
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Fort Bragg
Farm center to sponsor February dance at high school
Boonville reports Farm Center social committee plans a February 11 dance at the high school to fund regular meetings with refreshments after business sessions. TF McAbee chairs, expecting a large crowd. Other local notes mention residents visiting Ukiah and San Rafael, and high school basketball defeats in Fort Bragg.
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Cloverdale Reveille
Boonville
Farm Center
McAbee
E. M. Duff
Campbell
M. W. Caldwell
Marshall McGimsey
Duff
Blanche Brown
Philo
Rebekah
I. C. Burke
Noble Grand
Redwood
Rebekah Lodge
B. G. Gowan
K. B. Wallach
M. J. Fry
Ukiah
D. MacKintosh
MacKintosh
Fort Bragg
W. A. LeMenager
Oakland
W. L. St. John
Richard Strider
del Rawles
San Rafael
Carl Clow
Mary Baron
San Francisco
A. J. Rowan
Santa Rosa
Rowan
Happy births and community notices in Round Valley
In Round Valley and Covelo areas on January end and February 2, several births are announced at Ukiah General Hospital including a girl for the Bauers a girl for the Barneses and a boy named Donald Eugene Osborne. Community updates mention visits travels illnesses and social events across families and local clubs with notes on the Eastern Star W I C and Sarasin gatherings. The death of W F Geary of San Leandro is reported with condolences from the Rohrbough family.
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Covelo
Tha’ Valley
Robin’ Bauer
General Hospital
Ukiah
Bud Barnes
Delbert Osborne
Ukiah General Hospital
Donald Eugene Osborne
Mra
Omer Bates
San Francisco
Ada Eldred
Eldred
Bates
Frank Johnson
Willowa
The
Forest Reserve
Mary Dean
San Anselmo
John Perry
Leonard Henderson
Yorkville
A. W. Raglin
Bruce Henderson
E. A. Gravier
Covero
George H. Els
Merdames Gee
Goforth
J. S. Rotrbough
Lippert
Eastern Star
Mendosa Vs. Conner Brothers
Sarasin
Miss Lorena
Miss Sarasin
Mr. Saragin
Foster
Thomas Long
Marjory Rohrbough
W. F. Geary
San Leandro
John
Uliah Methodist Church Services and Activities
Ukiah Methodist Church led by L. C. Beasley offers Sunday School at 9 45 with classes for all ages. Morning service at 11 will be at the Presbyterian church with special music and the sermon The Missionary Message of Jonah. Evening service at 7 30 at the Methodist church on The Prodigal that Did Not Return. League at 6 30 and church dinner Tuesday evening.
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Presbyterian Church
Jonah
Methodist Church
Mr and Mrs Guy Redwine Visit San Francisco Auto Show
Mr and Mrs Guy Redwine are guests in San Francisco to attend the city automobile show. They arrived Thursday and are expected to return tomorrow night.
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Guy Redwine
San Francisco
Bath Slacker Sent To Asylum In Mendocino Hospital
Inmate Bathhouse John Phillips aged county farm prisoner was sent yesterday to the Mendocino state hospital at Ukiah after a sanity commission in Judge Ross Campbell's court found him insane. Deputy Sheriff W H Rochester escorted him, and Phillips has reportedly bathed every morning since arrival at the jail.
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Santa Rosa
John” Phillips
County Farm
Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah
Sanity Commission
Ross Campbell
W. H. Rochester
Phillips
Mrs. Lo Beasley and Mrs Charles R Thomas Visit Santa Rosa
Mrs. Lo Beasley and Mrs. Charles R Thomas were visitors to Santa Rosa for a day this week, enjoying local sights and social exchanges.
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Lo. Beasley
Santa Rosa
Christian Church to Begin Series of Meetings Feb 12
Pastor A A Doak of Christian Church invites all to a devotional period and preaching at 9:46 a.m. and 12 to 1 p.m. Junior and Senior Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Chorus and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Milo J. Smith state superintendent of missions will begin a series of meetings with us February 12.
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A.m. le .H. Foster
Milo J.’ Smith
of Missions
Nightwatchman Fined After Bridge Collision
Harold Henry, a nightwatchman at the state hospital in Talmage, was fined $40 by Judge Hoffman after being accused of reckless driving by Floyd Hampton. The incident followed a rear end collision on the asylum bridge.
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Harold Henry
the State Hospital
Talmage
Hoffman
Floyd Hampton
Hampton
Asylum Bridge
Tamales and Lynch's chicken items advertised
A fragmentary ad note lists tamales and Lynch's chicken items with a phone contact and a ride option, indicating a local food business promotion. The readable details include a phone number and a vague reference to a cab or call service for delivery.
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Lynch's
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