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Dispatch Democrat in Ukiah, California

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Newspaper

Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1922

Page

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Potter Valley Social Notes and Local News Highlights

Potter Valley notes detail visits and travels including Mrs. Co F Day returning from Petaluma and recovering from illness, visits by Mrs. Lee Knighten and Lillian Boyd, and many residents traveling to Laytonville, Baker's Springs, and Lake County for recreation. Also covered are cattle shipments, car purchases, church activities, a Women's Christian Temperance Union event, a Epworth League play, and Missionary Sunday plans with an Africa lecture and scenic slides.

Potter Valley Co. F. Day Petaluma Lee Knighten Ukiah Lillian Boyd Laytonville Lake County Baker’s Springs Mary Shaw Berkeley Sarah Hughes Dave Cobl McCready Elliott Newsome Lang State Geographical Survey Eel River Wm. Hart Mary Jane Africa Pollard

Hopland Past Week Notes and Local Visits

Hopland May 2 residents report a week of social visits. Hazel Pierce of San Francisco stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Meyers. Temple Bailhache of Healdsburg visited relatives. Lee Schumacher of San Jose vacationed with Ruth Hixon. Easton Kent from San Francisco visited his aunt, Mrs. Meyers. Mrs. T. L. Hiatt traveled to Healdsburg for her mother Mrs. Cooper’s illness. Miss Janice Church spent time in Santa Rosa. Corrine Swanfelt and Elsie Holmberg visited Ukiah. Frank Petray drives a new Nash four at Blalack ranch. Fred Handy visited Lake County. Miss Henrietta Wood of Potter Valley was in the county seat.

Hopland Hazel Pierce San Francisco Charles Meyers Temple Bailhache Healdsburg Hopland High School Lakeport High Lee Schumacher San Jose Ruth Hixon Wilber Cockrell Ukiah Ukiah Farmers’ Club Easton Kent T. L. Hiatt Cooper Janice Church Santa Rosa Frank Petray Blalack Ranch Eva Dooley Jack Hughes Allen Cooper Mrs. Cooper Corrine Swanfelt Elsie Holmberg

Ornbaun News of Past Week in Ornbaun Valley

Caspar A. Ornhbaun of San Francisco visited relatives in Ornbaun valley. Numerous locals and visitors from Geyserville Belvedere and Cloverdale attended events and gatherings. A picnic marked Marjorie Nobles sixth birthday with sixty three attendees. Mrs John Cooper of Healdsburg was reported ill.

W. L. Rickard Billy Geyserville Healdsburg H. N. Ornham Jack Throop Arthur Crispin Comfort Clyde Smith Clydeen Lemore Margie Thomson Ukiah B. R. Ogle Ed Davis Clark Santa Nosa Ornbaun Valley Belvedere Oakdale Johnnie Kenneth Ornbaun Veyserville A. P. Ornbaun Yell Nobles Cloverdale J. S. Ornbaun Marjorie Nobles Marjorie Rankin Rickard John Cooper

Redwood Valley Notes Highlight Local Moves and Sports

May 3 Redwood Valley notes report health travels for Fred Goudge and a Santa Cruz getaway for rest. Cy ril Goudge runs coal kilns in his absence while George Magneson’s Redwood station property changes hands. Local baseball beats Calpella again as Ukiah sailors compete. track results feature Jack Goudge’s strong showings. Community visits, soil surveys, school renovations, and Grange events fill the week with social and civic activity.

Riedwood Valley Fred Goudge Santa Cruz Mr. Goudge Cyril Goudge F. A. Howland George Magneson Redwood Station Mabel Evans Woolley Redwood Valley Calpella Jack Goudge Fort Bragg Ukiah Jack Will Melton McAbee J. M. Devee Merlin Tull Willits Fred Finne San Francisco

Correction on Anderson township case and fruit hauling dispute

The Dispatch Democrat corrects a prior report accusing G W Johnson of refusing to haul fruit for R L Cleveland as administrator of the Marshall estate. Johnson states he never refused service and asks readers to note the factual correction. the page also promotes local services and wantads.

Dispatch— Democrat Bennet Anderson Township G. W. Johnson Marshall Ranch R. L. Cleveland Marshall Cleveland Bennett Johnson Dispatch- Democrat

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