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Newspaper
Dispatch Democrat
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
3
Covelo Mourns Loss Of Oldest Resident
Covelo mourns the death of John Wesley Grist 83 who lived in Round Valley 67 years becoming the valley is oldest white resident. He helped develop the area with farming stock raising later ran a 320 acre ranch west of Covelo. Survived by wife two brothers a sister a stepson seven step grandchildren eight nephews five nieces. Funeral held at the Presbyterian church with tributes to his Christian life remarks on his character and the Golden rule. Burial followed in the Masonic cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covelo
John Wesley Grist
Round Valley
Valley
Grist
Isaac
Irene Grist
Pennsylvania
Georgie Duncan
Frank
Healdsburg
Edward
Alie Welch
Alameda
E. H. Long
Hettie Gibson
San Francisco
Emma Welch
Sacramento
Ada Thomson
Charles Grist
Asa Grist
Martin Hoxie
Sonoma
Presbyterian Church
G. A. Olsen
Methodist Mission Church
Will
Sam Gray
J. S. Rohrbough
Beatrice Goforth
Robert Redwine
Jesus
Masonic Cemetery
William Harris Returns From Vallejo Visit
William Harris of Morris Drug company arrived home Saturday after a week visiting his parents in Vallejo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harris
The
Morris Drug Company
Vallejo
Ukiah Schools Close Continued From Page One
A continuation lists names of individuals associated with Ukiah schools including Mildred Ruth Banks Harley Branson Alta Dahlberg Irene Doran Dino Fanucchi James Devis Henry Erickson Alyin Fernbach Donald Frey Harvey Frey Paul Hansen Theodore Heryford William Standley Hildreth Harry Hills Edgar Jackson George Kneeland Helene Lamb Frank Larsen Robert Lawrence Ralph Lewis Edith Locke Joe McArdle William Meek Edna Mace Miller Edward Montgomery Howard Morgan John Muir William Niemi Marion Norfolk Frances Purdy Dorothy Pringle Mary Scholl Clarence Turner Paul Aloyila Marcelle Valette Mario Venturi Takashi Wada Loretta Welss Delbert West
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Ruth Banks
Harley E. Branson
Alta N. Dahlberg
Irene Doran
Dino Fanucchi
James N. Devis
Henry Erickson
Alyin Fernbach
Donald Frey
Harvey Frey
Paul Hansen
Theodore Heryford
William Standley Hildreth
Harry A. Hills, Jr
Edgar Jackson
George Kneeland
Helene R. Lamb
Frank Larsen
Robert’ Lawrence
Ralph T. Lewis
Edith E. Locke
Joe McArdle
William C. Meek
Edna Mace Miller
Edward Montgomery Howard Morgan
John Muir
William Niemi
Marion M. Norfolk
Frances May Purdy
Lake County Council Forms 5 Year Plan Group
At a dinner conference of presidents from county and community groups at Manila Ranch in Nice a new body named the Lake County Presidents council was formed to adopt a five year plan for Lake County. Roy Bucknell of Upper Lake elected president and the council will soon issue a report detailing the plan and goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila Ranch
Nice
Lake County
Mrs Earl Macklin Attends Santa Rosa PTA Meeting
Mrs Earl Macklin presides as president of the local PTA and attends a district meeting in Santa Rosa held last week, highlighting ongoing parent teacher association activities in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Macklin
Parent- Teacher Association
Santa Rosa
Macklin
Mendocino Folks at Napa Birthday Fete
Mendocino County pioneer C A Busch and daughter in law Mrs George L Busch traveled from Ukiah after attending a joint birthday celebration in Napa. The party at Browns Valley home of Mrs R M Gibson featured a California style barbecue with barbecued beef cakes and lavish hospitality. Guests included Mrs Orr Mrs Patrick and other relatives, noting long awaited reunions and family ties across Ukiah Windsor and Potter Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. A. Busch
Mendocino County
George L. Busch
Potter Valley
Ukiah
Napa
California
Dons
Golden State
R. M. Gibson
Browns Valley
C. A. Busch
Gibsons
Gibson
John Orr
George Patrick
Busch
Orr
Mary Williams
Nancy Akers
Blanche Lawson
Windsor
Carol Norberry
Eileen
Santa Rosa
Rose Gibson
Placerville
Eldorado County
J. G. Busch
Lawrence Place
Lake County
Cloverdale
McNear School Graduation Shines at Closing Exercises
One hundred thirty attendees filled the MecNear school for the closing exercises and graduation of Joyce Gibson, the school’s sole graduate. Miss Alta Dillingham, the teacher, earns high praise for the program quality and district credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MecNear
Joyce Gibson
Alta Dillingham
Mrs R B Elliott Returns From Michigan Visit
Mrs. R. B. Elliott arrived in Ukiah last Sunday after several months in Michigan visiting her mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Elliott
Ukiah
Michigan
Ranch Wine Makers Deadline July 28
Deputy collector Fred Schindler warns that the 10c per gallon internal revenue tax on unbonded wine must be paid by July 28. Tax stamps are not available at his Santa Rosa office and must be obtained from the Alcohol Tax Unit in San Francisco. Wine makers must qualify with officials, post a small bond, and the regulation covers wine from grapes grown and held by the maker. About half a million gallons exist in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Fred Schindler
Santa Rosa
Schindler
Department
Bush Street
San Francisco
Schindler's District
Betrothed McGuffin Schultz to Wed at Ukiah Church
The marriage of Miss Hazel McGuffin of Potter Valley and Henry Schultz of Sacramento will be solemnized Sunday June 17 at high noon in the First Baptist church in Ukiah with Rev. Claude Mosher officiating. Following the ceremony a luncheon will be served at the bride’s Potter Valley home.
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Hazel McGuffin
Potter Valley
Henry Schultz
Sacramento
First Baptist Church
Ukiah
Claude Mosher
Miss McGuffin
J. B. McGuffin
Francis Sanford
Howard McGuffin
Pioneer Brower
C. T. Smalley
Edward Brower
Arizona
Potter
Schultz
McGuffin
Gonzales
Johnson Fort Bragg Seeks County Assessor Nomination
A. E. Johnson of Fort Bragg announces his candidacy for county assessor. A Napa County native, he taught in Mendocino public schools, including 10 years at Fort Bragg High. He is active in local public life as director of the Mendocino County Chamber of Commerce and holds multiple leadership roles in regional business groups.
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A. E. Johnson
Fort Bragg
Dispatch-Democrat
Johnson
Napa County
Mendocino County
Sunday outing to Reynolds camp near Ukiah ends in report
Mr. Leonard Michaelson Mrs. Ardis Roberts and another companion visited the Reynolds camp above Lanes Redwood Flats north of Ukiah on a Sunday excursion. The group enjoyed the day in a rural setting and traveled by car to the scenic area showcasing local countryside.
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Leonard Michaelson
Ardis Roberts
Reynolds
Lanes Redwood Flats
Ukiah
Pocahontas Initiates Large Class With Vallejo Guest
Kewanna Council No. 156, Degree of Pocahontas, held a notable meeting in Boring hall to initiate many candidates. Miss Josephine Anderson of Vallejo attended. A Flag Day themed program featured Hiawatha and native-figure decorations by Irma Ryan. A banquet followed with EMblems and insigna decor, guest Miss Anderson arriving at 3:00 PM Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocahontas
Josephine Anderson
Vallejo
Kewanna Council No. 156
Degree of Pocahontas
Boring Hall
Hiawatha
Erma Lang
Irma Ryan
Meade Blake
Elise Figone
Ed Alves
Minnie Sweeney
Bert Lane
Louise
Marie Baccaglio
Twelve Get Diplomas From Redwood Valley
Redwood Valley school held a diploma graduation for twelve students last Wednesday night. Recipients were Phyllis Jordan Barbara Ford Leela Wight Leila Ulvila Edith Boyd Olive Cromwell Margaret Banks Edna Pitman Zita Venturi Waldo Palmer Robert Dance Frederick Fernbach. Superior Judge W D L Held delivered the commencement address and diplomas were presented by Supervisor W B Scott with Phyllis Jordan as valedictorian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley School
Phyllis Jordan
Barbara Ford
Leela Wight
Leila Ulvila
Edith Boyd
Olive Cromwell
Margaret Banks
Edna Pitman
Zita Venturi
Waldo Palmer
Robert Dance
Frederick Fernbach
W. D. L. Held
W. B. Scott
Mrs D M Grant a guest in Kirwins home
Mrs D M Grant of San Francisco is a guest in the home of Dr and Mrs J J Kirwin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. M. Grant
San Francisco
Mrs
J. J. Kirwin
Twilight league schedule and results summary
Twilight league matches are set for the coming week with Calpella facing Rotary and Hopland meeting Eagles on opening night. Recent results saw Native Sons beat Eagles 5 to 2, Hopland defeat Lions 7 to 4, and Monday's Rotary loss to Eagles 5 to 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calpella
Rotary
Hopland
Eagles
Grange
Native Sons
Lions
Redwood Valley
Red Stars
Native Daughters
Fire Department
Kangaroos
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Eages
Talmage Takes Fast Game From City Men
Talmage beat Tracy's Sport Shop of San Francisco 6 to 5 in a seesaw battle at the Tal mage diamond. Bishop pitched steadily for Talmage while Johnson hit a homer with Ottoson on first to swing the lead. next Sunday Langendorf Berkeley visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Talmage Diamond
Hospital Boys
Tracy's Sport Shop
San Francisco
Tracy’s
Johnson
Ottoson
Talmage
Bishop
Langendorf Berkeley
Pool Makes Good With Reds After Sale
Harlan Pool from Lake County recently sold by the Oakland Pacific Coast league team for 20000 dollars and three players to the Cincinnati Reds is making good with his new club, according to eastern newspaper reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Pool
Lake County
Cincinnati Reds
Native Sons win at Potter Valley 7 to 5
Ukiah Native Sons defeated Potter Athletic Club 7 to 5 last Sunday in Potter Valley. Tommy Mercer pitched for Ukiah, supported by solid fielding and defense to secure the victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley
Ukiah Native Sons
Potter Athletic Club
Tommy Mercer
Ukiahans
Closing Exercises at Mendocino State Hospital
Closing exercises of Mill Creek and Carroll schools were held in the hospital auditorium last Wednesday evening. A program of several numbers was presented by the pupils before an audience showing intense interest in their accomplishments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Carroll
Mendocino State Hospital
New Telephone Directory Goes To Press In July 1934
D Muir manager urges immediate submission of new listings and changes for the Sonoma Lake and Mendocino counties directory. Printing will close soon. delivery begins the week of July 23 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sonoma, Lake and Mendocino Counties
D. D. Muir
Telephone Company
Leek Held on DUI Charge After Santa Rosa Arrest
Ernest W Leek Hopland truck driver was jailed in Santa Rosa on a driving while intoxicated charge. State Traffic Officer Ernest Roberts said Leek endangered other traffic on the highway near Santa Rosa. Bail set at 250 dollars. Leek remained behind bars after failing to post bond. Mr and Mrs George Jones formerly of the city now from Potter Valley visited Ukiah on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest W. Leek
Hopland
Santa Rosa
Ernest Roberts
Leek
George Jones
City
Potter Valley
Ukiah
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Democrat
Cailfornia
Ukiah Schools
Lake County Council
Plymouth
Dodge
W. G. ‘Bunt
COX Dodge
Eisai
Golden Gate Bridge
Standard Oil Co
Fort Point
Mendocino
Ranch Wine Makers
Baptist Church
Order of Pocahontas
Goodyear
the Grange
South State Street
Hyden
Mike
Mike Cohen
Sooth Main Bt
P. O. Box
Calif
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