Happy Williams Murder Witness in Second Terman Trial
Edwin L. Happy Williams 61 testified in Santa Rosa in the second trial of Hazel Terman and David R. Pike for conspiracy and the murder of David W. Terman. Williams identified the gun and shells used, while prosecutors outlined connections involving the Terman home, a German police dog, and other key witnesses as the case heads toward next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hazel Terman
David R. Pike
David W. Terman
Santa Rosa
Edwin L
Happy) Williams
Superior Court
Williams
Melvin Belli
E. T. Koford
Donald Geary
H. J. Wright
Healdsburg
Wallace Willams
T. J. Nelson
Terman Home
Harry L. Patteson
Charles Cleveland
Marjorie Terman
Terman
Triath
San Francisco
Donald Smith
Pike
J. N
Nick) DeMeo
Shirley K. McMullin
Geyserville
Geary
Pal
E. J. Dole
Edward T. Koford
Noyo Fishermen Vote To Strike Over Salmon Prices
Noyo Fishermen May Strike After Union meeting in Fort Bragg votes to strike against new prevailing prices for salmon. New rates: 5c a pound silver side, 6c under 16 pounds, 8c large salmon, down from 7c and 10c. A meeting with packing houses and Fort Bragg NRA committee is planned to settle the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyo Fisherman's Union
Fort Bragg
NRA
Trout Restocking On Coast Streams
This week 36,000 trout from state hatcheries on Cold Creek replenished Austin and Ward creeks along the north coast under Game Commissioners Henry Lencioni and Victor Von Arx. Other creeks in northwest Sonoma County will receive trout from the Ukiah hatcheries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cold Creek
Austin
Ward Creeks
Henry Lencioni
Victor von Arx
Sonoma County
Ukiah Hatcheries
Potters Welcome Son At Redwood Valley Home
Mr and Mrs Floyd Potter welcomed a son weighing eight pounds on Wednesday at their Redwood Valley home with Dr E C Bennett attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Potter
Redwood Valley
E. C. Bennett
Mrs Presley Visits Ukiah Doctor For Consultation
Mrs S M Presley of Potter Valley traveled to Ukiah on Wednesday to consult with Dr E C Bennett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. M. Presley
Potter Valley
Ukiah
E. C. Bennett
Closing Hours Law Uncovered In State Penal Code
State board of equalization uncovers a 1913 to 1917 regulation fixing liquor sales from 2:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. Affects Santa Rosa as officials seek an ordinance. Cities cannot pass new liquor rules. penalties for sale during restricted hours apply. Dealers must post notices declaring no sales overnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Equalization
Santa Rosa
State Board
B of L E Memorial Services to Be Broadcast Sunday
Local Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members are invited to a memorial service Sunday June 17 from 5 to 6 PM at the Chapel of the Chimes Oakland. The program includes eight vocal numbers and a eulogy by Homer Bryan of Division 773, broadcast on KRE and KTAB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Chapel of the Chimes
Oakland
Sundy
KRE
KTAB
Homer Bryan
Division No
St Helena Revives Vintage Festival Traditions
The St. Helena Vintage Festival will return in Napa valley, restored by the St. Helena Chamber of Commerce directors. Financial backing is secured from the chamber, the board of supervisors, and other supporters, enabling a full revival of the historic event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Helena
Napa Valley
Redwood Valley School Retains Entire Faculty for Term
T S Van Vleet principal and teachers Harry Reilly Lilian Yandle and Florence Ganter, who formed the full faculty last year, have been retained for the coming term. Their reengagement reflects high satisfaction among valley school patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. S. van Vleet
Harry Reilly
Lilian Yandle
Florence Ganter
Redwood Valley
Valley School
Former Redwood valley principal visits valley friends
G. W. Luttrell of Yreka former Redwood valley schools principal visited friends in the valley last week. He is now a bookkeeper in a Siskiyou county government camp and has just been elected to a school post in that county for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Luttrell
Yreka
Redwood Valley
Siskiyou County
Mrs Ed Alves Injured Loading Straw at Main Street Yard
Mrs Ed Alves sustained a deep cut under the right eye when a loading hook slipped from a bale and struck her while helping her husband load baled straw at the coal and feed yards on Main Street. Dr S L Rea attended, and she is resting at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Alves
Main Street
S, L.rea
Lions Club appoints trio for Ladies Night plans
At last Thursday’s Lions Club luncheon S. W. Watson Dr Newell Rea and M D Hughes were named to organize arrangements for an upcoming Ladies Night event planned by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. W. Watson
Newell Rea
M. D. Hughes
Lions Club
Intentions Filed Names Match Peters and Partners
Peter Rosetti of Hopland and Eleanor Ronco of Hopland filed intentions. Henry A. Schultz of Sacramento and Hazel McGuffin of Potter Valley. Rudolph H. Hamann of San Mateo and Mabel A. Duffey of Fort Bragg. Leslie A. Rowe of Fort Bragg and Lora T. Bolden of Fort Bragg also filed intentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rosetti
Hopland
Eleanor Ronco
Henry A. Schultz
Sacramento
Hazel McGuffin
Potter Valley
Rudolph H. Hamann
San Mateo
Mabel A. Duffey
Fort Bragg
Leslie A. Rowe
Lora T. Bolden
Ranchman James A Watson dies from runaway wagon incident
Funeral services were held for James A Watson a Lower Lake rancher who died from injuries after his frightened team ran away and dragged him beneath a wagon. A R O'Brien attended a Golden Gate Bridge directors meeting in the city Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Watson
Lower Lake
Watson
A. R. O'Brien
Golden Gate Bridge
Local residents plan Lake county outing and summer visits
A large party including Mr and Mrs H E Davis, Mr and Mrs Ed Eversole, Jean Thurston, Betty and Merl Wessel of Coyote valley, and Helen Davis of Alamda will travel to Lake county for an outing and picnic today. Other notes mention H N Ornhaun visiting with Chief of Police W F Ornham, Mrs Robert Williams returning from southern California, Fred Bosworth and family touring along Redwood highway, Lieutenant Hartney and John Philbrick at Wilts CCC camp, and Coach Bud Christensen plus Mrs Kristensen vacationing at Pacific Grove. J P Noble visited from Garberville for telephone company business. Arthur Totten of the Los Angeles fire department stayed with E Jones in Redwood Valley, and George Vassar of Laytonville was here on business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Davis
Ed Eversole
Jean Thurston
Betty
Merl Wessel
Coyote Valley
Helen Davis
Alamda
Lake County
H. N. Ornhaun
Ornhaun
W. F. Ornham
Robert Williams
California
Fred Bosworth
R. W. Hart
Redwood Highway
Hartney
John Philbrick
Wilts CCC
Ukiah
Memorial Building
Paige Payne
A. R. Stelert
Yellowstone National Park
Bud” Christensen
Bud” Christensen and Mrs. Kristensen
Pacific Grove
England Ireland Claim Greenest Grass in World
An English poet argues English grass is unmatched while an Irish writer retorts that Ireland’s verdure is superior. The Boston Transcript notes British climate and care sustain lush turf, but verdicts vary. It concludes all British grass is good, with some better than others, and hints Ireland’s shamrock ties to its green image.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Ireland
England
Scotland
Minerva
Juno
British Isles
Grasn
Earth
Prass
Miller's Grocery to Close Out Stock on Perkins Street
Owing to impaired health after a recent stroke George Miller will close out his grocery stock on Perkins street between State and School selling stock and fixtures either separately or as a whole. He has operated at this location since July 5 1926 after moving from his Anderson valley ranch. The public expresses regret at his illness and hopes for his recovery and relief from business pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Miller
Perkins Street
Mr. Miller
Ukiah
Anderson Valley
Miller
All-Wool Sale Planned at Cloverdale This June
More than a thousand bags of wool are expected for the Cloverdale wool and ram sale set for June 21 to 23. Over 500 bags are warehoused, 300 bags are promised, with other consignments from several sheepmen. The sale could reach about $100,000 and follows a well attended meeting that boosted hopes for an annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloverdale
Dos Rios Deer Lodge Owner Dies Suddenly at 54
E. L. Provost, a prominent Dos Rios resident and owner of the Deer Lodge resort, died suddenly last Thursday morning from heart failure. A native of France aged 54, he had lived in the Dos Rios area for many years and was highly regarded. He is survived by his widow and three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Provost
Dos Rios
Deer Lodge
Provost
France
Dos Rios Section
Interest of Judge Hartey Shaw visit to Ukiah
Frank McVeigh of San Francisco, a member of the candidacy committee for Judge Hartley Shaw, was in Ukiah last week promoting the Supreme judge candidate. Shaw presides in Los Angeles and serves as justice pro tem in the Second District Court of Appeal. Northern California HQ is in the Merchants Exchange building, San Francisco. Mr and Mrs Bucknell and Mrs Bucknell's sister visited their mother Winnie Bucknell from Sherwood valley. Roy Bucknell of Lakeport joined them for the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank McVeigh
San Francisco
Hartley Shaw
Ukiah
Judge Shaw
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
District Court of Appeal
California
Merchants Exchange Building
Bunt Bucknell
Killer Whales and Opium Poppies in Ocean Lore
A Tit-Bits Magazine note describes killer whales as formidable pack hunters rivaling the sperm whale, leaping near ice edges to attack seals and devour prey, with a claim that man’s interference is limited. The piece then shifts to opium poppies, detailing cultivation in tropical or subtropical regions and noting Britain cannot grow opium poppies domestically.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
India
Persia
Lanza Visits California Grape Products Plant
H. O. Lanza, president of the local company, surveyed conditions at California Grape Products last week and reviewed operations and prospects for the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. O. Lanza
California Grape Products Company
Mr. Lanza
Fort Bragg Plans Four Day Fourth Celebration
Fort Bragg will host a four day Fourth of July celebration organized by the local American Legion and Fort Bragg Chamber of Commerce. Merchants have raised over 500 dollars to sponsor events including three baseball games a carnival a street dance boxing contests a play day a pet show a queen contest and a 30 minute fireworks display. Activities run July 1 to 4 with events at Marshall's arena the Community club and Pudding creek. The Community Boys' club met and plans another meeting June 15 to elect officers and organize summer activities including a large play day with over 100 dollars in prizes and a pet show and parade July 3 and 4 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Bragg
American Legion
Marshall's Arena
Pudding Creek
Here On Visit From Argentine Republic
Carl J. Ley formerly of Redwood valley visited Ukiah on Tuesday for a meeting with George P. Anderson before heading to San Francisco on Wednesday. This marked his first trip to the area in two years. Ley, once Glenn county horticultural commissioner, has spent ten years in Argentina working for the Buenos Aires railroad on horticultural development. With that job ending, he plans to seek a California location and will not return to South America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl J. Ley
Redwood Valley
Ukiah
George P. Anderson
San Francisco
Mr. Ley
Glenn County
Buenos Aires Railroad Company
California
South America
Young and Creel Enter Gubernatorial Race
Ex Governor C C Young of Berkeley became the first Republican to file his declaration for the governorship. He recalled his legislative record and his economy programs. Democrat George Creel also filed and stated his platform supports democracy over racism and communism, equalized taxes, elimination of special privilege, care of the aged, and an administration devoted to economy, efficiency, and honesty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Young
Berkeley
George Creel
Jobs Daughters Install Officers at Masonic Lodge
On Monday evening June 25 Jobs Daughters will install the newly elected officers at their lodge rooms in the Masonic Building. Named are Honored Queen Jean Thurston Senior Princess Ethel Ingram Junior Princess Isabell Ashton Guide Betty Brazier Marshal Marjorie Milne. After the ceremony there will be a dance for members and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Order of Jobs Daughters
Masonic Building
Jean Thurston
Ethel Ingram
Isabell Ashton
Betty Brazier
Marjorie Milne
Covelo man transacts business here Tuesday
Robert Redwine of Covelo was trans acting business affairs here Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Redwine
Covelo
Also Mentioned on This Page
Happy Williams
Cleland Funeral Home
Noyo
Willys ‘77’ and
Graham Automobiles
M. F. King
B. of L. E
Lion Ladies
J. P. Noble
Garberville
The
Telephone Company
Arthur Totten
Los Angeles
George Vassar
Laytonvile
Miller's Grocery
Dios
Hartey Shaw
Argentine Republic
Jobs Daughters
Miller’s Grocery
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