Wildcats Bearlets Prep for Local Floor Clash Friday
Ubiah high school's Wildcats face Uni California baby Bears in a Friday night game at the local gym. Coach Bud Christenson hopes to restore form after a three week layoff and level the series despite the Bears leading 4-3 this season. The 1320s have hosted strong showings in the bay region, while Friday's prelim features the Shit tens versus an all star group from 1937 and 1938.
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Ubiah High School
Wildcats
Uni California
Scien Aia
Mieten
Bud” Christenson
Golacop Y Relves
Ut At
Hearsets
Cate
Ukiah
Guido Verturi
Fiery Uttle
Christensen
Bay Region
Fort Bragg
Thunberwolves
Fort Bragg Sons Edge 20-30s 33-24 in High School Tilt
Fort Bragg Sons defeated the 20-30s 33 to 24 in a Saturday high school game. Bartley led the Sons with strong scoring, while Cerna c and Pavioni contributed as the game progressed. Skinner was ejected in the first half for fouls as the Red and White dominated early and held the lead through the final whistle.
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Bartley
Sons
Blue
Colt
Cernac
Fort Bragg
Art Skinner
Paviont
Poma
Skinner
Six-Man Football May Be Tried in North Schools
North California principals discuss six-man football for smaller schools. Cloverdale High and Lake County schools have tested all-man games with success. Ukiah High shows interest but may delay until proven in other leagues. Six-man football emphasizes passing and kicking with minimal line play and eligibility for all non linemen. Peninsula high schools advocate starting freshmen and sophomores in six-man to reduce injuries and build future full squads.
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Cloverdale High School
Lake County
Ukliah High School
Buc” Christensen
Christensen
Ukiah
Mendocino High
San Francisco Peninsula
Peninsula
State High Schools Football Vote Set for January 15
California high schools will vote by mail on January 15 whether to continue interscholastic football. The mail ballots go to high school principals statewide to gauge opinion, with binding impact only on CIFs 400 member schools. Smaller CIF principals support the proposal to avoid mismatches with larger, better equipped major schools.
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California
A. B. Ingram
Pacific Grove
California Interscholastic Federation
CIF
Ingrang
Wold
San Francisco
Oakland
Los Angeles
20s Triumph Over Santa Rosans In Tight Ukiah Win
Ukiah 2009 club defeated the Santa Rosans 45 to 39 led by Art Poma who scored 19 points. Santa Rosans edged ahead early but Poma and manager Art Skinner sparked a comeback, giving Ukiah the lead late and the win. Redwoods beat Redwood Valley Giants 47 to 23 as Cinch Clausen led Santa Rosa Furnitures to stay undefeated in Sonoma County league.
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Art Poma
Aubatitute
Ukiah
Santa Ross Red Devils
Porman
Ae Ee de
GSPC
Devils
Art Skinner
Pome
Poma
Bud Shoemake
Ronfigh
Santa Rosana
Redwoods
Santa Rosa Furnitures
BI Willams
Redwood Valley Giants
Cony
Furnitures
Giants
Albernan Boys
Ukiah High School
Monk Moyera
Albertinum Little Gramx
Kittens
Little Giants
Wolng
Fort Bragg Lions Sponsor February Steelhead Trip
Fort Bragg Lions club sponsors a February 12 steelhead fishing trip inviting all North Pay district anglers. Carl K Wall, a club member in charge of reservations, announces a stag party on the Saturday evening before the trip. A train will serve Noyo River participants and guides are provided for other streams. Reservations go to Carl Wall.
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North Pay
Fort Bragg
Lions Club
Carl K. Wall
Noyo River
Carl Wall
Upper Lake Tops Lakeport In Narrow Chilly Clash
Upper Lake high school edged Lakeport 18 to 10 as they outscored 14 points in the final quarter after a 6 to 4 Lakeport lead. Lakeport’s Jack Brady tallied 12 points. Lakeport won the B game 2 to 16 over Upper Lakers.
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Lakeport
Upper Lake High School
Lakeport High School
Upper Lakee
Upper Lakers
Jack Brady
S. Pointe
Court awards Ben Cohen $440 in indemnity suit
Judge W D Held rules Pacific Indemnity Co liable on an attachment bond in a case where General Brewing Corp faced Ben Cohen after a 1935 tractor truck seizure. The suit began with Cohen seeking damages from General Brewing and Pacific Indemnity, with Taft & Spurr and James E. Busch as his counsel.
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Ben Cohen
General Brewing Corporation
Pacific Indemnity Co
W. D. To
Taft & Spurr
James E. Busch
Cohen
General Brewing Corp
Bel Cohen
The
Pacific Indemnity Co. Tine
Jackson School District Joins Willits Board
The Jackson elementary district is annexed to Willits by supervisors vote, uniting the boundaries of Willits elementary and high school districts and allowing interchanging provisions. High school classes may be added at Laytonville by July 1, while Branscomb’s elementary until sixth grade remains unless parents vote otherwise. Local leaders from Jackson and Laytonville supported annexation. Heath Angelo urged delay for clarity.
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Dackzon
Branscomb
Tuesaday
Willits
Jackson
Laytonville
Branacomb
Board of Supervisors
Frank C. Clarke
Clarke
Heath Angelo
Ross Betts
A. C. Hammond
Willite
John Branacomb
Jackson School
PWA Engineer Named for Eel River Bridge Project near Potter Valley
Kenneth A. Godwin announces A. W. Lasher named public works engineer for the $30,000 Eel River suspension bridge project near Potter Valley. The project, funded by a $13,684 grant, started December 19, 1938, with completion planned by August 16, 1939. Lasher will supervise material quality, labor standards, and safety, based in Ukiah. James S. Butler of Hawkins & Co. leads the construction substructure and superstructure, with fabrication by Judson Pacific in San Francisco and Oakland.
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A. W. Lawler
Federal Public Works Administration
Potter Valley
Kenneth A. Godwin
Region No. 6
Public Works Administration
Lasher
Ickes
Possale
Godwin
Ukiah
James 8. Butler
B. A. Hawkins & Co
Judson Pacific Company
San Francisco
Oakland
Spotlight Hunter Sentenced Thirty Days In Jail
Orlo E. Gaston of Renton Valley pleaded not guilty to using a spotlight while hunting. He was sentenced to thirty days in the county jail and fined $80 by Justice of the Peace Wil Van Dyke after game wardens confiscated a spotlight and a high power rifle when Gaston was arrested about 9:30 Monday night. He is married and had moved to the area two months ago.
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Orlo E. Gaston
Renton Valley
County
Wil
van Dyke
Gaston
R.W. Remley
Ukiah
Scott Feland
Lake County
Justice van Dyke
Redwood Valley P T A Seeks Better Visibility at Crossing
Redwood Valley P T A petitions for improved visibility at the E R Jones grave crossing to aid school buses and traffic. Supervisor Pickle will direct county crews after spring rains. P T A committees include Cyril Goudge W K Ford and C R Yarbrough. Mrs Jay Lee Smith presided as president and led a business session. Student folk dancing followed with Jay Lee Smith as Professor Quiz. Refreshment service closed the program.
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Redwood Valley
P. T. A. Haw
E. R. Jones
W. Pickle
Cyril Goudge
W. K. Ford
C. R. Yarbrough
Harry Reilly
Bencit
PT. A
Jay Leo Smith
Harry Mererr
Jay Lee Smith
Fresnan Seeks Funds for California Wine Act Enforcement
Assemblyman Hugh M Burns proposes a $50,000 appropriation for enforcing California wine and brandy standards in the next biennium. The measure creates a fund under the state public health department to oversee standardization, labeling, and preventing misbranding of California products. Burns also seeks $19,975,000 for ongoing state relief this fiscal year.
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Hugh M. Burns
California
Burns
Fresno
Department of Foods and Drugs
State Department of Public Health
Elmore Love
Los Angeles
George D. Colling, Jr
San Finneinea
Kirk Elected President of Eel River Sportsmen
The Eel River Associated Sportsmen held its annual meeting and trophy banquet at Lane's Redwood Flats on Sunday January 8 with about 50 members present. Officers for 1939 were C C Kirk president Frank Reynolds vice president E R Frayer treasurer and Neil Remore secretary Wayne Calder and Chick Knox joined the executive committee. Guests of honor included Ed Wand Spangler Fred Christian Fred Craig and local officials Duane Bitten John Pesula and George Heyward. A new program to improve conditions at Henbow and Oshways was outlined. retiring president T J Hinton was thanked along with the judge who helped serve and host Morford Miller. The club's next meeting is February 12 at 1:00 p.m. at Roy B West cafe Laytonville.
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Eel River Associated Sportsmen
Lane’s
Redwood Flats
C. C. Kirk
Frank Reynolds
E.R. Frayer
Neil Remore
Wayne Calder
Chick Knox
Flower Wer
Edwand Spangler
Eureka Sportsmen's Club
Fred Christian
Humboldt County Council of Sportsmen's Clubs
Fred Craig
Sportamarntrom
Forstunas
Duane Bitten
Bender
Willits
John Pesula
Fort Bragg
George Heyward
W. A. S Foster
T. J. Hinton
Morford Miller
Roy B. West
Laytonville
New Legal Point Arises in Case For Damages
Mrs Mary Gibson 82 sues Mendocino County for 15000 claiming the courthouse doorway caused a fall as she entered in a wheelchair. A motion to dismiss was denied and the point of law has no known precedent, to be argued on briefs. Her attorneys are Tatt and Spurr.
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Mary Gibson
Mendocino
Superior Court
Death toll rises in Mendocino County December
December deaths reached 32 across Mendocino County with Mendocino State hospital reporting 12, Ukiah 10, Fort Bragg six, Willits four, and other localities one each. The county recorded 35 births overall, led by Ukiah with 16. No stillbirths were reported.
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South Coast
Anderson Valley
Reaper
Mendocino County
Mendocino State Hospital
Ukiah
Fort Brage 6
Willife
Empire Camp
Hopland
Lepxett Valley
Fort Bings
Willits
Cavelo
Carpella
Russian Gqulch
Talmage
Rotarians Hear Fair Speaker at Luncheon Meeting
Mrs. Marshall Darrach publicity director of the Golden Gate Exposition spoke at the Rotary luncheon, showing Treasure Island pictures and Exposition exhibits. Rev. Mark Pike chaired the event. Darrach then spoke to the Samar School guides and later addressed a local women’s club in the evening.
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Era
Marshall Darrach
Marshall Marrath
Golden Gate International Exposition
Treasure Island
Mark Pike
Darrach
Sammar School
Focal Women's Club
Local relief administrator to join forestry office in Los Angeles
Phil taterf, long time official with the focal State Relief Administration, will leave January 15 for Los Angeles to assume a post in the forestry department. His departure will affect the 2020 club basketball team where he has been a guard. Joseph made a two day visit to San Francisco this past week.
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Phil Taterf
Focal State Relief Administration
Feave Ukinh
Los Angeles
Foreatry Department
Tateri
Anderson Valley Grange Members Attend Ukiah Installation
A Boonville group led by Master Frank Cook attended the joint installation of county wide Grange staffs in Ukiah with members from Anderson Valley Comptche Fort Bragg and Manchester newly formed Grange units. The next day Mr and Mrs Cook Cleone and Wilson B Cook plus Lorenzo Spring joined Pomona Grange in Potter Valley for all day sessions.
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Grange
Frank Cook
Boonville
Ukiah
Mia
Bonnie
Cleone
Wilson B. Cook
Ted Ingram
Navarre
Jamous Petersen
Philo
Arthur Raglan
Yorkville
Myra
George Bennett
John Nobles
Katherine Nobles
Anderson Valley
Comptche
Fort Bragg
Manchester
Cook Cleone
Lorenzo Spring
Comptche Grange
Pomona Grange
Potter Valley
Deer Valley Snow Sports Begin Sun at New Winter Area
Deer Valley opens for the 1939 season this Sunday with a full day of races and events under the Deer Valley 8k Club. Don Harper reports the CCC built a warming shed and cleared slopes while the club, now 60 members strong, charges $1 yearly dues.
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Deer Valley
Don Harper
California
Upper Lake
Harper
CCC
William Thomas of Usul Major in Uklch Wadnondny
William Thomas of Usul held the rank of Major in Uklch Wadnondny according to the fragmentary note. The text provides no further dates locations or context for the assignment or unit.
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William Thomas
Usul
Low Auto Licenses Issued To Date In Ukiah
Only 789 license plates have been issued to date compared with 1200 last year in the Ukiah office. Captain Austin Rawhes warns residents on the east side of the Russian River about delays from storms and high water. If conditions recur this year, low lying districts may face double license fees. Beginning February 4 the local office will cease issuing plates and all transactions move to the Sacramento vehicle department at twice the usual amount.
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Ukiah
Russh
Austin Rawhes
Rawles
Focal
Sacramento
Vehicle Department
Sale Of Farming Products Debated By Grange
The Pomona Grange held an all day session at Potter Valley to debate whether it is better to sell farm products when ready for market. Roy Williams of Potter Valley led the affirmative and Frank Cook of Andean Valley Grange the negative. The affirmative won, followed by a group church gathering and a picnic lunch.
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Pomona Grange
Wolverines Open Season vs Boonville and Willits
Fort Bragg's Wolverines will host Boonville high in the new gym Friday night then travel to Willits Saturday to face Willita High. In their first meeting the Wolverine A team edged Willits 24 to 23 in a tight standout battle.
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Fort Bragg
Boonville
Mrs FH A Cobers Return From San Francisco
Mrs FH A Cober and Mrs A J Varela were in San Francisco the first of the week, returning home Tuesday night.
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FH. A. Cober
Mra
A. J. Varela
San Francisco
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Tean
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Williams
Fron
Black Clad Valley
Alberinum Boys School
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Monk Moyes
Native Sons
Ganter
Boreich Sanchez
Sverko Poma
Bartley Skinner
Cernac Shoemake
Pavioni
Russell
Richardson
Untorf
Reed Valley
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Morey Wosolsky
Sehra de Soinila
Wo. F Oo
Jones Niemi
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Hervilla
Horace Ivey
H. W. Eilott
Burlingame
Mr. Eliiott
State Board of Equalization
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California Principals’ Association
Santa Rosans
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Aotenes
Trombetta Ganter Ores
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A . Oe
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Reaeeena
Clausen Solila
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Ashton
Santa Hosa—Christ
Pana
Fort Bragg Lions
Willits Board
PWA
Eel River
Fresnan
Fund For Wine Act
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Eel River Sportsmen
Intorf
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Pacific Gas and Electric Company
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