Short Items Of Local People In Ukiah And Potter Valley
Boonville rancher S Estill visits Ukiah on business. Influenza and illness touch residents including Mrs Ed Zimmerman, Roy Nelson, Mrs Lawrence Mustard, and Mrs Jack Smith. Potter Valley figures Jack Brower Joe Thornton J M Thornton and Jack Newman appear in town on various matters. Notable events include Clarence Ganter returning from Napa for a bond issue, new car delivery in San Francisco, and updates on local banking and school staff. Community notices mention Kodak developing services and illnesses across several families including the Wessels and Patton households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Estill
Boonville
Ukiah
Ed Zimmerman
Jack Brower
Potter Valley
Joe Thornton
J. M. Thornton
Potter Vailey
Potter
Roy Nelson
Hudnut
Morris & LeRoy
Clarence Ganter
Napa
Perry Lawson
Lawson
Lou Hofman
San Francisco
Franklin
L. K. van Allen
Lawrence Mustard
Sam Speer
Santa Rosa
Ray Mustard
Sam
Auto. Top
Lynn
Atty
A. L. Wessels
FE. W. Sprague
Redwood Valley
Mrs Jamison Improves After Illness
The condition of Mrs. George Jamison, long ill with influenza and pneumonia, was described as slightly better yesterday following a period of dangerous illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Jamison
Forum Dinner Promises Delights for Chamber of Commerce
The Ukiah Chamber of Commerce hosts a Forum dinner at the Palace hotel on Monday March 27 with music community singing and talks on Civic Beautification. Headlining is Jake D Allen of San Francisco followed by Carl Purdy and Charles Wasch among others. Proceeds support lilac campaign and local beautification efforts. Tickets are limited and must be obtained in advance at the Chamber office. The event starts at 7:30 pm with seating at 7:15 pm. Carl Purdy will discuss plant culture and lilacs, including a planned lilac shipment later this week. Prices are estimated from 65 to 85 cents per plant, sold at wholesale cost. The chamber also backs paving the Hopland Lakeport highway to boost tourism and regional access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Palace Hotel
Chamber
Jake D. Allen
San Francisco
Ukiah
Carl Purdy
Charles Wasch
V. W. Giorno
Nanking
San Jose
Mr. Purdy
Ukiah Chamber of Commerce
Lakeport
State Highway Commission
Stephens
Hopland
Lake
Upper Lake
Uhkiah-Tahoe Highway
California
Boonville Church Property Sold for New Picture Show
L L Hopkins a Boonville real estate man bought the North Methodist church property and sold it to A Farrel who plans to move the building to a site beside Live Oak Garage owned by C A Tarwater for a new picture show. Tarwater has a fine Boonville garage ready to handle the summer run, enhancing the town’s facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Hopkins
Boonville
North Methodist Church
A. Farrel
Live Oak
C. A. Tarwater
Tarwater
Hopland Base Tossers Seek Games With Ukiah Fort Bragg Willits
The Hopland baseball team organized this week and seeks games with Ukiah Fort Bragg and Willits. Roster includes McLaughlin as catcher G Babcock and E Babcock as pitchers H Brooks first base P Graham second I Myers short L Myers third A Henderson left field G Sierck center H Phillips right field subs Rk Huston and Having manager Dave Henderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopland
Ukiah
Fort Bragg
Willits
McLaughlin
G. Babcock
E. Babcock
B. Metzler
H. Brooks
P. Graham
I. Myers
L. Myers
A. Henderson
G. Sierck
H. Phillips
Rk. Huston
Having
Dave Henderson
Busy Line Shuffle After Prohibition Party Scene
A man intoxicated after a prohibition party makes two failed attempts to use a telephone booth and finally negotiates the booth like a ferry. He drops a nickel, calls out in slurred speech asking for a busy line, and staggers away muttering that he tried to reach Lin. The scene is described in the American Legion Weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gimmell
Thassa
Lin
American Legion Weekly
Martha Toles Seeks Ukiah City Trustee Seat
Martha Toles announced this week her candidacy for city trustee in Ukiah. A active church and club member, she is widely known here and backed by friends who believe a woman on the board would be beneficial. Strong support signals a competitive race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Toles
Smith Will Filed for Probate After Death
The will of the late H. B. Smith was filed for probate yesterday through Thomas, Thomas & die Cowen. The widow is named executrix and sole beneficiary. Estate appraised around $22,000, consisting mostly of realty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas, Thomas & Die Cowen
H. B. Smith
Bank cashier travels after urgent San Francisco trip
J. G. Thomas, cashier of the Bank of Covelo, was in town late last week returning home from a hurried trip to San Francisco. He went to attend to his wife Mrs. Thomas illness, which required a major operation. He reported her condition improving when he left the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Thomas
Bank of Covelo
San Francisco
Thomas
Mendocino
W. P. Thomas
A. D. Scott
Commercial Bank OF
J. R. Thomas
State of California
Busch family relocates to top Potter ranch
George L. Busch from Potter Valley and his father C. A. Busen moved to the elder Busch's ranch regarded as one of the best in Potter. They will make their home there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George L. Busch
Potter Valley
C. A. Busen
Potter
Aged Woman Honored On Birthday Celebration
Complimentary to their mother Mrs M E Ogle, Mrs J C Thompson and Mrs Louis Charlton hosted a surprise dinner last Sunday at the Thompson home. Attending were Mr and Mrs J C Thompson, Mr and Mrs Louis Charlton, the Misses Marjorie Ruth Minnie Thompson Carrol Thompson Nellie Pearl Ogle Fannie Charlton B R and J O Ogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Ogle
J. C. Thompson
Louis Charlton
Thompson Home
Marjorie
Ruth
Minnie Thompson
Carrol Thompson
Nellie
Pearl Ogie
Fannie Charlton
B. R
J. O. Ogie
Local sale and visits noted in town record
The W. C. T. WU will hold a food sale at Isbell's store tomorrow. The Sanford family, recently ill with influenza, were convalescing late last week. A 10 percent dress and work shoe sale is offered at A. K B Gustafson's. Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Hall of Lockport New York arrive for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. P. E. McKinney. They had spent time in the southern part of the state and travel west joyfully. Kodak services by Wagar are recommended via dealer. J L Reetor and Frank Brown ranchers from Anderson Valley visited yesterday. A R R and James Johnson from Boonville brought two truckloads of freight. Jess Ginochio of Anderson seen in town yesterday. Frank H. Brown and son Kent from Anderson Valley also visited yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isbell
Ed Sanford
A. K B. Gustafson
W. T. Hall
Lockport
New York
P. IE. McKinney
Hall
McKinney
Wagar
J. L. Reetor
Frank Brown
Anderson Valley
A. RR
James Johnson
Boonville
Jess Ginochio
Anderson
Frank H. Brown and Son
Kent
Firemen Renovate Gym In Fort Brage News
Firemen’s gymnasium undergoes renovation this week under Dean Van Voast and Lee David. Interior is being papered and painted with minor improvements and athletic equipment repaired. Austin Lord of Fort Brage Commercial Bank visited Ukiah earlier this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean van Voast
Lee David
Austin Lord
Fort Brage
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Taniac
Jack Smith
Sam Ray
Jack Newman
Fred Patton
Point Arena
Kodak
Johnson
First National Bank
Valley Ford
Sonoma County
Bunt Cox
J. P. Bays
J. M. Hickson
A. J. Fairbanks
Board of Supervisors
Mrs. Jamison
Chamber of Commerce Activities
C. A. Bernhard
Preston
Ukiah, California
Buys Church
Toles
H. . Smith
Joe Thomas Ilm
Ukiah Free Market
Sunkist
Sebastopol
Rome
North State St
The
Commercial Bank OF Ukiah
Foster’s
Foster
Heinz
Armour
Lea and Perrins
Uncle John
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