Valentine Socials Boost Ukiah Week of Love
Ukiah hosts a Valentine week with parties and engagements. A Freshman high school dancing party at Gibson Studio features games and music with about twenty five guests. Engagement of Marguerite Aldrich to Percival J. Neal announced. he is UC graduate and Richmond druggist. Large church dinner for M C Church South honors service members. many blue and khaki men at home. Community reunions and Lincoln birthday observances unfold with events across schools churches and social clubs.
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Court of Love
Ukiah
Gibson
Choardine Copsey
Iikola
Wenaty
Gibson Studio of Music
Nellie Gibwen
Verna Merle Cleveland
Helen Thomas
Doris Inwood
Neva Duns
Vivian Wilson
Nellie ‘Gibson
Verne Merle Cleveland
Mildred Hansen
Laura Boring
Bonnie Sloper
Esther White
Winifred Beckley
Trene ®Ibison
Marceline Kohn
Masters Leonard Connolly
Harry Lothian
Burt Busch
Walter Hargis
Jack Hollingsworth
Allen Toles Marvey Miller
Jim Busch
George Ginochio
Merle Foyerson
Nathan Ohn
Edward Lambert
Richmond
Red Cross
H. D. Inn Club
Neal
Joseph Neal
University of California
Psi Kappa Fraternity
Aldrich
Bay Cities
la Moine Drug Company
Ninin Street
O. O. EF
M. Sh. Churchy South
Ted, Young
J. E. Moore
B. L. Cleland
Cleland
Laurel Avenue
Food Sale By Ladies Aid At Foster’s Store Tomorrow
The Ladies' Aid of the Christian Church will hold a food sale at Foster's store tomorrow Saturday. Proceeds will support church activities and community assistance.
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Ladies' Aid of the Christian Church
Foster’s Store
No Reflection Intended On Mc Cracken Family
In last week's Dispatch report on the Cox estate dispute an unsecured note for 9000 dollars was described as worth about 8000 dollars after 1000 had already been paid. The paper explains no reflection was meant on the Mc Cracken family and asserts the note now stands at 8000 dollars.
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Tom Cox
J. L. McCracken
McCracken
Mrs I C Handy Visits Relatives in Ukiah
Mrs I C Handy was visiting relatives in Ukiah the past week.
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Mrs. I. C. Handy
Ukinh
Redwood Valley News Notes of Feb 12 Farm Bureau plans and local updates
Redwood Valley notes report a Farm Bureau Center meeting planned for Calpella on Saturday night but weather halted full attendance. Steve Massolleti returns home with soldierly toys. A social at Forsythe School House Saturday night offers refreshments. Hedlund and Watson canvassed for Armenian Relief with generous local response. Dr Breckenridge preached Sunday afternoon. Calpella telephone moved to Tom Balderston’s. Lieut J E Johnson returns on five months furlough, Tom Pappas arrives. Louis Heilmann buys a new Ford Sedan. Ladies Club canceled Thursday meeting due to rain but held a meeting the prior week.
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Farm Bureau
Calpella
Steve Massolleti
Soldier’s Toys
Forsythe School House
Nels Hedlund
E. B. Watson
Armenian Relief Fund
Breckenridge
Tom Balderston
J. E. Johnson
Tom Pappas
Louis Heilmann
Trinity Episcopal Church Services Next Sunday
There will be services at Trinity Episcopal Church next Sunday morning at 11 a.m.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Fraternal Visit By Fort Bragg Officials
W F Agnew assistant postmaster of Fort Bragg visited early in the week on a fraternal visit with Postmaster W B Hagans.
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W. F. Agnew
Fort Bragg
W. B. Hagans
Hops Contracts Filed in Sonoma County for 1919 Crop
Contracts recorded in Sonoma County detail 1919 hop sales by Milton Wasserman to Strauss & Co for 40 000 pounds and 20 000 pounds at 25 cents per pound from Shea and Calhoun ranches. Wm Uhlmann & Co to Strauss & Co for 30 000 pounds from George Larkin ranch. Four contracts list W R Richardson as first party. N Mortenson and Chester M Slusser appear in others with prices 25 26 and 21 cents.
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Milton Wasserman
Strauss & Co
Shea
Calhoun
N. Mortenson
J. M. Roberts
Russian River
Chester M. Slusser
Santa Rosa Creek
Dr. Pierce Returns to San Francisco Practice
Dr. C. E. Pierce who left last fall for the war front with the Y M C A has returned to San Francisco to resume his medical practice. He traveled across the country, was turned back when the war ended, and regrets not going overseas. On his eastern trip he visited Alliance Nebraska, his former home, for a happy reunion with relatives. Ed DeYoung of Boonville visited Ukiah on business last Friday.
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San Francisco
New York
Alliance
Nebraska
DeYoung
Boonville
Ukiah
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