John Soinilas Celebrate 30th Wedding Anniversary
Redwood Valley hosts a large party for Mr and Mrs John Soinilas celebrating their thirtieth wedding anniversary and their son Olavi Soinila’s twenty sixth birthday. Finnish folk customs and a mock wedding amid gifts including a three panel mirror and a rocking chair marked the festive event. A long list of guests from the local Finnish community attended the celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley
John Boinila
Olavi Soinila
A. H. Sorola
Soiniin
Job’s Daughters Stage Mexican Hat Dance Display
Entertainment presented to Job's Daughters with Mary Buhn dancing the Mexican Hat Dance. Christine Smith, Nadine Frader, and Mary Dale Folsom hosted, Carol Kareh accompanied, and refreshments served by Trene Sandelin and Betty Mustard. Mary Buhn, a pupil of Helen Averal, represented nat. A grave wind damaged the dance scene, rescheduled over the Carnival-Khimess to Redwood Valley. The Bethel dance set for February 18 was postponed indefinitely due to conflicting activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukith Rethel
Order of
Job
Masonic Temple
Redwood Valley
Higgins Heads to Chicago for State Farm Convention
Mr and Mrs Walter H Higgins will move to the bay region Thursday in preparation for his Friday train departure from Berkeley to Chicago. He will attend the sixth annual convention of the State Farm Insurance company at Hotel Stevens. Higgins aims to meet his sales quota. Mrs Higgins returns Friday with her mother Mrs H J Burwash and continues to Caspar for the weekend. Higgins plans to return around March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Higgins
Bay Region
Mr. Higgins
Berkeley
Chicago
State Farm Insurance Company
Higgeing
Hotel Stevens
Higting
Caspar
Cornell Twin Sons Christened at Simple Ceremony
Cornell and Mrs C B Cornell Jr welcomed twin boys Howard and Channing two at a simple service at Round Mountain ranch north of Ukiah Sunday. Rev E H Benson officiated. Paternal aunts Mrs L Goodspeed and Mrs A Deckert of New York attended. God Mothers Miss Alice Gillogly and Mrs Edward Mayo. godfathers Edward Browne of San Francisco and Michert Cornell of North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard
Channing Cornell
C. B. Cornell Jn
Round Mountain Ranch
Ukiah
E. H. Benson
L. Goodspeed
A. Deckert
New York
Alice Gillogly
Edward Mayo
Edward Browne
San Francisco
Michert ‘Cornell
North Carolina
Patroling the Highways traffic safety program at club
The Saturday Club hosts an afternoon program February 18 titled Patroling the Highways as part of a national traffic safety drive. Sacramento state highway patrol staffers Supervising Inspector William White and Officer Walter Cheshire will speak. The event opens to the public with 2:45 pm introductions and is chaired by Mrs. A N Rawles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Patrol
Sacramento
Wiliam White
Walter Cheshire
Highway Patrol School
White
Department of Motor Vehicles
A. N. Rawles
J. EB. Scott
Lon Gibson
F. M. Wilson
F. L Bosworth
H. R. Paull
Frank Mills
Housewarming at Zeek Home Complimented by Friends
Mr and Mrs F F Zeek were surprised at a housewarming Friday night in the new Zeek residence on West Bradley Street. Hosts Mrs J D Branson and Mrs Brice FE Houdeshell organized a no host gathering. Guests included Mr and Mrs Brice EE Houdeshel, Mr and Mrs WH Ven Dyke, Mr and Mrs J D Branson, Mr and Mrs EE B Christetwen, Mr and Mrs Scott Bruce, Mr and Mrs Burnam Hertford, and several ladies and gentlemen from the community. The event featured progressive Chinese checkers and a late supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. F. Baek
New Zeek
West Brandley Street
J. 2D. Branson
Brice FE. Houdeshell
Brice EE. Houdeshel
Ven Dyke
D, Branson
B Chriatetwen
Scott Bruce
Valentine Party Honors Georgie Meek Birthday
Mrs Mar Meek hosted a Saturday afternoon party for the sixth birthday of her son Georgie at her mother Mrs P J Beethal residence. The Valentine theme featured in balloons cups and table favors with a bright red birthday cake candle spark. Guests included Myce Towne Eleanor Conoly Donne Wildberger Saundra Cox Tommy Walsh Paul Poulos Larry Millsap Lennie Wimmer and Danny Jiminez.
Ukiah Girls Return From Los Angeles Weekend Trip
A party of six local young women returned Monday from a weekend motor trip to Los Angeles. The travelers were Madeleine Fanslow, Pircell, Dols Mogni, Elid Boi, Musigot Vasnrevic and Mrs Sylvian Van Dyke. Weather was ideal and driving time was 16 hours. They visited Grauman’s Chinese Theatre among other LA spots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Biecus. Heliage
Minata Gonema Pircell
Madeleine Fanslow
Dols Mogni
Elid Boi
Musigot Vasnrevic
Sylvian van Dyke
Grauman
Chinese Theatre
Lyndell Fosters Hosts to Young Married Set
Mr. and Mrs. Lyndell Foster Jr entertained the young married set of the Christian church at their home Tuesday evening. Three tables played Chinese doctors and Monopoly. Ada Romer led a business meeting before games. The class presented a beverage set for the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyndell Foster Jr
Christian Church
Ada Romer
Roy
W. Theo Matlock
Zame Crocker
Roy Crocker
Myr
John Cyphers
E. Humphrey
Eva Bynum
Glenn Leck
Carol Hurd
Elbert Banks
Vandalee
Wu Juana Cyphers
Pamela Ann Foster
Old-Fashioned Charivari Honors Newlyweds Floyd Hampton
In Reno Nevada Delbert Weat and friends organized a no-hos party for newlyweds Mr and Mrs Floyd Hampton married February 6 They serenaded the couple downtown and hosted a grocery shower Participants included Mcars and Mesdames Donald York Roy Hampton Earl Lasater Dutch Bradford Richard Mazzoni Ellamae Compton Beat rice Karplund Virginia West Delbert West Wayne Ponsonby Henry Triplett Bill Krueger Clifford Singer Chester HM Mrs Hampton formerly Naomi Young of Marysville The couple reside at 715 South State Street
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Hampton
Reno
Nevada
Delbert Weat
Donald York
Roy Hampton
Earl Lasater
Dutch Bradford
Richard Mazzoni
Ellamae Compton
Beatrice Ka
Mrs Harvey Hosts Guests From Salt Lake City
Mrs Katherine Harvey plans a Saturday evening party for 18 guests in honor of Mrs D E Adams of Salt Lake City. Entertainment includes Chinese checkers and novel games. Attending include Mr and Mrs Stephen Hatfield of Canton Winds and Mrs Adams, well known in the city for past visits in Oakland. The Hatfields are touring California during the Exposition season and will visit Mrs Harvey during the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Harvey
D. E. Adams
Sal Lehe Thy
Boul
Mart. Piltee
Stephen Hatfeld
Canton
Winds
Harvey
Hatfelds
Lodi
Barney
Adams
Fike
Oakland
Salt Lake City
Ballet attendees return from San Francisco trip
Mrs Anson Averell attended the Ballet Russe of Monte Carlo at the War Memorial Opera House Friday night. Mrs James E Scott and daughter Barbara along with Mrs H E Davis and daughter Kathleen formed a party to attend the ballet and are expected home tonight or tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Averell
Marjorie
Geraldine Messick
San Francisco
Julia Powell to Wed Lynn Morley Bell
Julia Powell and Lynn Morley Bell announce their betrothal after a tea hosted by Dr. and Mrs. William Aden Powell of Orada. Stanford graduates with studies at the Sorbonne and travels in Europe, the couple’s wedding plans have not yet been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Julia Powell
Lynn Morley Bell
Valentine
Willam Aden Powell
Orada
Geoffrey Bell
Ukiah
Stanford
Miss Powell
Sorbonne
Paris
Europe
England
France
California
Mr. Bell
Peiping
China
University of California
United States
Card Party At Mrs Minnie Mack Home In Ukiah
Ukiah Townsend club members and friends held a card party at Mrs Minnie Mack’s home Monday evening with a midnight supper. Prizes in Pedro games went to Mrs Ruell Mrs Joe Passinetti A N Fish and Mr Passinetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Townsend Club
Minnie Mack
Hoatosa
Ruell
Joe Passinetti
A. N. Fish
Mr. Passinetti
Messrs. and Measdamen Aln. Fish
Jim Silvers
Willits
B. W. van Horn
Calpella
Frank
Circle B Staff Retained At Annual Election
The entire Circle B staff was retained at the annual election held Tuesday evening. Miss Florence Owens remains chairman with vice-chairman Mrs. W. J. Storer and secretary-treasurer Mrs. Neltie Sanford. Press and publicity goes to Mrs. J. C. Thomson. The circle met at Mrs. A. R. Steiert’s home with co-hostess Mrs. L. J. Holzhauser. Mrs. Sanford read three poems and games were played, light refreshments served in a Valentine motif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circle B
Florence Owens
W. J. Storer
Neltie Sanford
J. C. Thomson
A. R. Steiert
L. J. Holzhauser
Tuesday Luncheon at Municipal Club Seated Guests
Mrs Robert Clark hosted the regular Tuesday luncheon at the municipal clubhouse for golfers business women and social groups. Among the guests was a bridge eight some entertained by Mrs BE W Dutton. Attending the two tables were Mesdames Ernest Neuhaus E W James Lloyd Bittenbender W D L Held W G Fauht Ida Warrie Brown Lorena Stout and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Robert Clark
Bridge
BE. W. Dutton
Special Heart Day Program For Rebekahs
The Valentine day celebration planned by Cornelia Rebekah lodge No. 20 honors Past Noble Grand Opal Burke and Noble Grand Grace Williams. Members qualifying in ten divisions were recognized as a supper followed the program with Mrs. Olive F E Busch as hostesses chair, aided by Mrs. Katherine Foster and Mrs. Beatrice Breet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of California
Order of Rebekahs
Odd Fellows
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge No
Opa Burke
Noble Grand
Grace Williams
Beatrice Bweet
Chrystine Burke
California
Redwood Trail
Redwood Empire
Candy Valentine
Beatrice Sweet
Emily Miller
Clem Heryford
Odd Fellowship
George Miller
George David
Rebekah
Do. N. Snyder
Juanita Rebekah Lodge
Pennsylvania
Rebekah Lodge
Longeat
Mary Orr
Rebekah Assembly
C.F. Adams
Katherine Foster
Chamber of Commerce
Olive By Burch
Katherine Featur
Cornelia Rebekah Lodge No. 20
Opal Burke
Olive FE. Busch
Local Party in Snow Sports At Carroll's Lodge
Snowy day at Carroll's Lodge Nest of Laytonville hosts Mrs Al Bechta Mrs Donald Nassie and Mrs Monte Reid with Messrs Bechta Nassie and Reid attending Eel River Association sportsmen dinner while the ladies spent the day at the lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll’s
Carroll's Lodge
Laytonville
al Bechta
Donald Nassie
Monte Reid
Messrs
Bechta
Nassie
Reid
Eel River Association
Prizes Awarded At Legion Auxiliary Card Party
Eighteen prizes were awarded at a card party by the American Legion Auxiliary in Veterans Memorial hall on Friday evening. Mrs. Alice Andrews chaired arrangements with help from Mesdames Laviletta Knewbow Runkel and others. Prizes were won in contract bridge whist pedro and Chinese checkers, with notable cake prize donated by Mrs. Andrews for Mrs. L. A. Howle. Legionnaires met Pasquale Ronzana and his bride Victoria Casassa, recently married in San Francisco, now settled on Ronzana’s ranch in Coyote valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
Veterans Memorial Hall
Alice Andrewa
Mesdames Mae Laviletta
Fanny Knewbow
Ben- Tohmens
Irene Runkel
Bilse Figone
Andrews
L. A. Howle
Legton Hall
EB. W. James
William Bromley
A. R. Stelert
W. J. Storer
L H. Foster
Ben Howards
Joe Figone
Harold Lovegreen
J. W. Andrews
Kate Nicholson
Pedro
Herman Runkel
Ben Thornton
Paul Poulos
John Isnard
Pete German
Cecil Silver
Legion
Pasquale Ronzana
Legionnaire
Ronzana
Victoria Casassa
San Francisco
Coyote Valley
Quannacut Campfire Girls Host Valentine Party
Quannacut Campfire girls hosted a Valentine party in the municipal clubhouse Friday night with games and refreshments. Hostesses included Alice Clare Wilkey Gladys Hull Eleanor Sott er Patsy Foster Victoria Chelli Frances Robuson Marilyn Brown Bubbles Roberts Joyce Davis. Guests featured Jim Mitchell Ernest Hull David Reeder Bob Lebsack Buster Parsons Dean Nowak Donald Briggs Gene Richardson Mrs Wilney Effie Chelli and leader Mrs Chelli. Prizes went to Donald Briggs Victoria Chelli Bob Lebsack and Frances Robuson. Wednesday afternoon Quannavuts met at Joyce Davis home for a business meeting to begin the Birthday Hone Americanism project chronicling American composers artists and authors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quannacut
Queate
Valentine Heart
D. Wilsey
Effie Chelli
L. Cheli
Donald Briggs
Victoria Chelll
Bob Lebsack
Frances Robuson
Joyce Davis
Alice Clare Wilaey
Wedding attends wedding and travels after ceremony
Mr and Mrs Guido Malerbi returned Saturday from a week in San Francisco. They attended the wedding of Pasquale Ronzana of Coyote Valley and Miss Victoria Casassa of San Francisco, held the prior weekend at the Tivoli cafe. The couple honeymooned in Los Angeles and now reside in Coyote Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guido Malerbi
San Francisco
Pasquale Ronzana
Coyote Valley
Victoria Casassa
Los Angeles
Miss Verna Talso Complimented at Birthday Party
Miss Verna Talso was honored at a birthday party hosted by her mother Mrs Knute Talso at the Redwood Valley family home Friday evening. About 33 friends from the high school set attended for dancing and games as refreshments and a large chocolate birthday cake with white tapers were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Talso
Knute Talso
Redwood Valley
Miss Talso
Nadine Frasier
Bertha Leonard
Blaine
Harriett Bell
Joélia Starke
Lorraine Hurley
Messrs
Melvin Blackson
Gene Marchesch
Bud Harms
Walter Eversoie
Ernst Neuhaus
James Holvhaueer
Leland Montgomery
Lealtie Crouch
Roger Salmonson
Bob
Jack Mason
Roy Smith
Lloyd Briggs
George Stanik
Walter Kallio
Roy Johanson
Kenneth
Bill Harp
Gene Humphrey
Robert Johnson
Leonard
Harold Talso
County Education Head Speech at Central P T A Founders Day
Superintendent John W. Taylor spoke at Central P T A Founders Day on harmonious cooperation between school and home and on visual aids. He used motion pictures to illustrate points while Mrs. Mary O'Donnell recounted P I A history. Mrs. Melba Richey presided as two first grade twins Cleo and Leo Phillips sang and upper grade vocal numbers completed the program. Birthday cake by Mrs. Richey and Mrs. Brewer accompanied tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Taylor
Taylor
Mary O'Donnell
Melba Richey
Cleo
Leo Phillips
C. C. Brewer
Pocahontas Visit Planned by Kewanna Council
Entertainment plans for the Great Pocahontas Tillie Cavagnero of San Francisco were announced by Kewanna Council. Kate Mattern presided as Pocahontas. the charter was draped in memory of Powhatan Ed Alves. Cavagnero will visit Thursday February 23 at 6 30 PM with a Maple cafe banquet and reception to follow.
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Pocahontas
Tillie Cavagnero
San Francisco
Kewanna Council
Kate Mattern
Ed Alves
Maple Cafe
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Arzelle Dennen
Miss Arzelle Dennen was honored at a surprise party Friday night hosted by Miss Dorothy Harp. Attendees included Mears, Mesdames Nasaie Hansen Dennen Buchholz Richardson Slocum Nas sle Kinsler McCowen Davis Nyby Branson Kinsler Williams and Chaplin, with bridge games and a refreshment service after.
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Arzelle Dennen
Dorothy Harp
Miss Dennen
Mears
Donald Nasaie
Paul Hansen
Lauren Dennen
Walter Buchholz
Pete Richardson
Clara Slocum
Marjorie Nassle
Martinez
Jean Marie Kinsler
Messrs
Bob McCowen
Dick Davis
Marvin Nyby
Frank
Harley Branson
John Kinsler
Chaplin
James Wiliams
First Baptist Church Weekly Schedule and Catholic Notices
The notice lists Bible school at 9:45 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. at First Baptist with evening service at 7:20 p.m. Midweek prayer and Bible study on Wednesday 7:30 p.m. plus a note about Charles Knight leading a discussion. Catholic services are listed with masses at multiple churches and dates by region with named priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church Bible School
Boonville Church Services and Mission Plans
Boonville notices list Pentecostal Assembly with midweek services at 7 30 pm and Sunday worship times 10 am Sunday School 11 am worship. Methodist Church offers 9 45 am school and 11 am sermon Poise Stenad ies a Restless Age title. evening song service 6 30 pm, pastor to show six stereopticon pictures of church work in Kentucky mountains educational and inviting attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albertinum Convent
Perskins St
St. Mary's Church
Calpella
Francis Rancheria
Hopland
Methodist Church Church
Epworth Teague
Robert Sharp
Kentucky
Matlock Pastor Schedules Bible School and Services
W Theodore Matlock, pastor, announces Bible school at 0 45 p m morning worship at 11 00 and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 and Wednesday Bible study and prayer at 7 30. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Theodore Matlock
Pastor Bible School
Christian Endeavor
Church Service and Evening Meeting at Local Church
Morning worship at 11 oclock with Minister Van der Las speaking on A Fine Philosophy of Life. A brief song service precedes a 10 minute questionnaire on the subject. The 6:15 Christian Endeavor meeting follows in the church parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
van der Las
Christian Endeavor Society
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Women’s Social and Club News
Society
John Soinilas
Measre
Merdames
Anton Anderson
M. Maki
Luoma
Emil Fiske
C. Wickatrom
Sorola
A. Bom
John Tankinen
Henry Derr
Gua Torn Xren
Frank Kallio
John Udlvila
Karl Strom
Eli Johanson
Victor Valo
George Lehtonen
A. Turula
R. Oman
Andy Hletnia
J. Kallio
Kk. Maki
CG. Lind
J. Kotilo
Carl Slander
Pekkealn
Oscar Liukhonen
K. Tatso
Charles Lampt
Titus Strong
K.P Henry
Misses Cecilia
Engholm
Henrice Jorgenson
Vers Clark
Elmi Bom
Gemmi Purcell
Verne Taleo
Jeanne Moore
Allie Makt
N. Tommin
M. Matron
J. Pohjalo
W. Williams
Ir Oga
Alex Kruhanen
Wud Moore
Urbo
Uno
Rit Niemi
Willie Wainio
Fred Bom
Walte
Kallio
Frank Engholm
Waino
Lane Onion
Teddy Torngren
Har Oo Talo
Roy Kotila
Vera Spatka
Owl
Veikko Sobita
Mia Ida Mikkila
Mrs. Sylvian van Dyke
Meron Mis
Jobin Sobnila
the Goeste Af Honor
W. H. Higgins
Cornell
F. F. Zeek
Georgie Meek
Lyndell Fosters
Mrs. Harvey
Julia Powell
Municipal Club
Rebekahs
Ormsby
Mitchell’s Creamery
Mitchell
State St
Charles Knight
Gflliott
Adrian Sharkey
Raphael Quinn
Iraeneus O'Sullivan
Boonville
Pentecostal Assembly
P.m
Presbyterian Church
Deere
Panama
Pacific International
Cas Art Moe Ae
Netter
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