Hopland News Notes from Sanel Valley July 1919
L Williams stalled near the mountain house and J W Harrie rescued him with a Buick. A cow by the road caused damage to both cars and two ropes, but no serious injuries. Local events include weddings, ship timber shipment to San Francisco, talk of a Hopland shipyard, Y M C A outing, frosts, and civil officials fishing on Gualala river. The local baseball team beat Healdsburg 19 to 7 and faces Boonville next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland
SE. L. Williams
Mountain House
J. W. Harrie
Joe
Studebaker
Dick Stecripz
Kozay
Atte
Cheesy
RM. Foster
Peter Strusz
Gilderaleeve
W. T. Baxley
San Francisco
F. R. Haigh
Simi Land Company
T. L. Hiatt
Hiatt
William Duncan
Harry Fraser Company
G. B. DeMartini
Duncan Springs
Healdsburg
Boonville
Marvin Dooley
Carl Dooley
Sanel
Miller & Lux
Noonan Meat Company
Clement Heattie
Passes Bar Ex Albert Hardie in Sacramento Exam
Albert Hardie, ex bar applicant from Mannon & Mannon, passed the bar examination with ease in Sacramento. The young man has worked with Mannon & Mannon for two years and is regarded as a steady, deserving candidate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Hardie
Sacramento
Mannon & Mannon
Ukiah High Alumni Banquet Honors New Members
Ukiah High School alumni held their annual banquet and reception on Friday June 27 at the 10,9. F. hall with a large attendance. Seventeen new members joined, bringing total membership to about 267. Officers elected: President Hale McCowen Jr. Vice-President Miss Flossie Ruddock Secretary-Treasurer F. Pierce Stipp. Retiring officers were Edith L. Hoag Hale Prather and J. R. Puett. The gathering featured a sumptuous banquet, musical selections by a male quartet and a vocal solo, followed by dancing into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Hale McCowen Jr
Flossie Ruddock
F. Pierce Stipp
Edith L. Hoag
Hale Prather
J. R. Puett
Messrs
J. R. Thomas
J. G. ‘Thomas
Claude van Dyke
P. H. Joseph
Marguerite Thomas
Weather summary for June with rainfall details
June featured a high of 92 on the 29th and a low of 39 on the 10th. Rain totaled .03 on the 18th with season total 383.37 inches. A slight shower yesterday measured .05 inches. On July 4, 1895 there was .11 of an inch recorded.
Graduates Return from San Jose Normal School
Miss Ruth Sax on Margarie Sommer and Hazel Blos ger graduate from San Jose normal school last week and have returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willits
Ruth Saxon
Margarie Sommer
Hazel Blosger
San Jose Normal School
Firemen Parade and Fourth of July Celebrations
Akish’s Fourth of July celebration begins at 10 with a parade forming in front of the Christian church. A program at Todd's grove features invocation, speeches, and civic music, followed by a picnic, sports, and prizes. Keller's band, dances, and 12 reels of patriotic moving pictures cap the day, with a masquerade ball and confetti battle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Akish
Christian Church
Standley Street
Perkins Street
Grove Avenue
Pine
Todd's Grove
J. H. Clake
Mayor Carothers
T. P. Hale
J. E. Moore
America
E. L. Henley
Keller
the Grove
Caliban
Hammer's Stable
G. V
W. P. Fuller
Cox
Victory Theatre
James A Vassar Weds Miss Edna Ward
James A Vassar wed Edna Lorine Ward in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s parents home in the valley. Rev Fox of the Baptist church officiated. The couple left for a wedding trip to Merced and points in the San Joaquin valley and will reside on the groom’s ranch in Long valley. Both families are long established in the county and friends wish them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Vassar
Edna Lorine Ward
Fox
The
Baptist Church
Merced
San Joaquin Valley
Long Valley
County
Ches. Ward
8. F. Branscomb
Jackson Valley
Vassar
Mendocino
Deer Season Opens In Ukiah Amid Sparse Hunts
The deer season began last Tuesday with many Ukiah residents in the brush. Several bucks were brought in during the day and hunters still spread out, some tracking in pairs, others alone. Horns are soft and average size appears unusually small.
Whitt Leads Sheriff on Coast Chase to Capture
Grover Whitt, arrested at Island Mountain, escaped during a telephone call. Sheriff Byrnes recaptured him on the lower coast after a night pursuit, following Whitt’s night travel and a tip from a Buchanan boy who gave him a ride to Greenwood. Whitt was found asleep beside a fire near Bridgeport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grover Whitt
Geo. Finney
Island Mountain
Finney
Byrnes
Brynes
Whitt
Greenwood
Mendocino
Bridgeport
Sheriff Recovers Suspect After Prolonged Pursuit
Whitt, wanted in Fresno for forgery, was captured near Ukiah and turned over to Brynes after a treacherous chase. Weary from the game of hide and seek, Byrnes demonstrated skill in outsmarting a clever criminal, allowing the fugitive to be freed only after reaching Ukiah.
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Whitt
Greenwood
Fresno
Ukiah
Brynes
Byrnes
Rod Crockett Home Burned in Western Town Lot
A western town residence owned by Rodney Crockett and its woodshed burned last Saturday evening. The unoccupied house lost all household effects with an estimated loss around 2000 dollars, half insured. The fire’s origin is unresolved with suspicion on mice and matches. Several young orchard trees were burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Crockett
Crockett
Marriage Licenses Issued This Past Week
The past week saw several marriage licenses issued including Hilmer Jokel and Jennie Sutar, R. W. Edwards and Florence Albery, John Samuelson and Lucile Handley, Manuel Valadao and Maggie Priscilla Jerome, Attilio Balatti and Asunta Consani, Jas A Vassar and Edna L Ward, Chas Edwards and Clara Yelton, Chas H Williams and Alice Strusz, and S C Shortridge and Jessie B Alten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilmer Jokel
Jennie Sutar
R. W. Edward
Florence Albery
John Samuelson
Lucile Handley
Manuel Valadao
Maggie Priscilla Jerome
Attilio Balatti
Asunta Consani
Jas. A. Vassar
Edna L Ward
Chas. Edwards
Clara Yelton
Chas. H. Williams
Alice Strusz
S. C. Shortridge
Jessie B. Alten
L Johnson resigns as Ukiah station agent for Northwestern Pacific
L Johnson tendered resignation as Ukiah station agent with North Western Pacific to take effect July 1. He has served since rail line reached Ukiah and earned wide regard for courtesy and good relations with patrons. Sanford succeeds him as agent and will make Ukiah his home, with locals ready to welcome him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Johnson
Ukiah
Northwestern Pacific
Johnson
Ukiati
Sanford
Insanity Committals Reported From Fort Bragg Visit
Constable Johnson arrived with Bert Zavits of Mendocino who, after inspection, was committed to the state hospital for the insane at Talmage. Zavits attacked his sister in law while she lay ill after an appendectomy. Mrs. Oleva Clark restrained him until help arrived. Constable Geo Reilly brought Tom Skinner from Christine. he was examined and committed to the asylum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Fort Bragg
Bert Zavits
Mendocino
State Hospital For
Talmage
Zavits
Oleva Clark
Geo. Reilly
Christine
Tom Skinner
Licenses Raised By Town Board Meeting
At a Monday evening town board meeting licenses for W. M. Cox and R. E. Dimmick were raised from $10 to $20, and the Farmers' Club license increased from $20 to $60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Cox
R. E. Dimmick
Farmers’ Club
Wagon load of booze seized from Mike Nolan
A wagon load of alcohol belonging to Mike Nolan was confiscated at Mendocino on Wednesday morning, per a Dispatch message from that day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Nolan
Mendocino
Dispatch
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Emmet Armstrong
Terrel Duncan
Earl Hellsmith
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Mabelle Walker
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Enoch Robbins
Indian Creek
William Prather
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Ham
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