Local Notes and Father’s Day retail roundup
Local notes list Father’s Day gift ideas from Pratt Bros Sporting Goods Imperial Hardware Winn’s Drug Store and Imperial Store. Includes garage sale details furniture clothing tools home items and a range of offers and contact numbers. Also notes Missed Papers phone line for Redlands Daily Facts circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pratt Bros
Pratt, Bros. Sporting Goods
Winn
Colton & Orange
Redlands Daily Facts
Johnson designates Father's Day and weeklong observances
President Johnson proclaimed Sunday as Father's Day and during a rapid proclamation session named the current week Gas Industry Week. He also set September 17 as Citizenship Day and the week beginning September 17 as Constitution Week, signaling civic observances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Moderate farm labor stance split Methodists in conference
Methodist leaders across the Southwest adopted a substitute resolution creating a seven member committee to study and formulate local procedures for farm labor disputes. The move places the church between farmers and farm laborers as delegates debate the farm labor issue at the Southern California Arizona Conference in Redlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern California-Arizona Methodist Conference
University of Redlands
Roger Harlow
India
Edwin E. Reeves
Central Methodist Church
Phoenix
Riverside First Methodist Church
Methodist
The
Southwest
Robert G. Williams
Canoga Park
Board of Christian Social Concerns
Arthur Kent
Kent
Many Doctors in Anderson Family at Reunion
New York UPI reports a large Anderson clan reunion reveals a high concentration of medical professionals. Carol Andreson, a nurse and actress, notes 14 cousins are physicians from the Midwest to California, with siblings pursuing medicine and others in training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Anderson
Carol Anderson
Los Angeles
Andreson
Screen Actors Guild
Miss Andreson
Midwest
California
Gary
Guadalajara
Mexico
Daniel
la Sierra College
la Sierra
Calif
Roland
Clarence
Woman pleads innocent in dog cruelty case
A Yucaipa area woman Sallie A Griggs 35 pleaded innocent to cruelty to animals charges and faces trial Monday July 25 in Yucaipa Justice Court. A complaint signed by humane officer E N Hessensrow accuses leaving about 30 dogs unfed for days on 31481 Outer Highway 99 former residence. Dogs were picked up by humane officers and taken to County Pound.
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Yucaipa Area
Yucaipa
Sallie A. Griggs
County Line Road
E. N. Hessensrow
Miss Griggs
Outer Highway 99
Humane
Whittier man fined for fire in Wild area
William D. Hazen of Whittier paid a 300 dollar fine after pleading guilty to building an open campfire in the San Gorgonio Wild Area west of Poopout Hill. A forest officer cited him May 28 for no fire permit and a campfire in dry, decayed vegetation. Judge Ben Alexander suspended 250 dollars of the total.
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Whittier
Redlands
William D. Hazen
San Gorgonio
Poopout Hill
Hazen
Ben Alexander
Funeral set Monday for Mrs. Anna J. Holland
Funeral services for 76 year old Mrs. Anna J. Holland of Yucaipa will be held Monday at 11 a.m. in Yucaipa Church of Christ. She died yesterday in Yucaipa after a long Tennessee origin and 20 years in the city. Survived by husband Jesse M. Holland and ten children, including Arlene Buntin Evelyn Bragg Willie Hood Jessie Benson Pansy Brooks Lela James Johnnie Crawley Louis Holland Walter Holland and Jesse Holland Jr. Also two sisters, two brothers, 28 grandchildren and 47 great grandchildren. Burial in Montecito Memorial Park. Emmerson Yucaipa Mortuary in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna J. Holland
Thirteenth Street
Yucaipa
Tennessee
Holland
Jesse M. Holland
Arlene Buntin
Yuma
Ariz
Evelyn J. Bragg
Willie Opal Hood
Hurley, N.M
Jessie Katherine Benson
South Gate
Calif
Pansy Lois Brooks
Dallas
Tex
Lela Marjory James
North Las Vegas
Nev
Johnnie Lee Crawley
Las Vegas
Louis Franklin Holland
Reseda
Walter Cooper Holland
Hurley
N.M
Jesse M. Holland Jr
Whittier
A. Cecil Cooper
Roswell
Elizabeth Tole
Crowell
Zelma Garrette
el Reno
Okla
Yucaipa Church of Christ
Burt Pauley
Montecito Memorial Park
Emmerson
Innocent Plea By Beaumont Man In Redlands Court
Robert Myron Hirst, 30, pleaded innocent to counts of reckless driving and resisting an officer in Redlands Justice Court. Judge Ben Alexander set trial for July 15. Hirst was arrested May 13 after a high speed freeway chase ended when an officer shot out two tires in Live Oak Canyon. He posted $1,100 bail.
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Beaumont
Redlands Justice Court
Ben Alexander
Robert Myron Hirst
Redlands
Hirst
Live Oak Canyon
Here
Man Shoots Self While Demonstrating Fast Draw
Doctors at Penrose Hospital treated 22 year old Robert H. Hale after he shot himself in the right calf while demonstrating fast drawing a gun to a girl friend. The incident occurred in Colorado Springs. Hale was hospitalized for treatment and observation.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
UPI
Penrose Hospital
Robert H. Hale
Valley College holds 450 degrees at 39th commencement
San Bernardino Valley College will confer 450 Associate of Arts degrees on its 39th graduating class at 6:30 p.m. in the Greek Theater. Most graduates are from San Bernardino, Redlands, Rialto-Fontana, Colton and Bloomington, with 32 from outside the metro area. Dr. William K. Selden of Columbia University will speak. Veola Kirk gives the student address. Rev. John M. Reynolds delivers the invocation and benediction. The college band, directed by C Paul Oxley, will perform. degrees are conferred by William O. Lewis. About 22 graduates wear red stoles for honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Bernardino Valley College
San Bernardino
Redlands
Rialto-Fontana
Colton
Bloomington
Highland
William K. Selden
American Assembly
Columbia University
Veola Kirk
John M. Reynolds
First Congregational Church of
C. Paul Oxley
William O. Lewis
H. J. Sheffield
Talks to End Bus Strike Continue in San Francisco
Transit union officials and Greyhound management met in San Francisco to review a federal proposal said to end the five week strike against Western Greyhound Lines. The terms were not published yet but both sides tentatively accepted the proposal pending union membership approval. Union delegates from seven western divisions are studying the pact before presenting it to members.
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San Francisco
UPI
West
Ern Greyhound Lines
Amalgamated Transit Union
Greyhound Management
Western Division
Died in Redlands and Yucaipa Calif June 16 1966
Death notices report Roy Hufford of Redlands aged 70 native of Indiana resident 50 years and Anna J Holland of Yucaipa aged 76 native of Tennessee resident 20 years. Funeral services for Hufford Monday 10 a.m. Emmerson Redlands Mortuary Chapel officiated by Rev Paul Kirk and Harry A Dykstra Interment Hillside Memorial Park. Interment for Holland Monday 11 a.m. Yucaipa Church of Christ pastor Burt Pauley officiating Interment Montecito Memorial Park Emmerson Yucaipa Mortuary in charge.
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Hufford
Redlands
Calif
Roy Hufford
W. Fern Avenue
Indiana
Emmerson Redlands Mortuary
Paul Kirk
Harry A. Dykstra
Hillside Memorial Park
Holland
Yucaipa
Anna J. Holland
13Th Street
Tenn
Yucaipa Church of Christ
Burt Pauley
Montecito Memorial Park
Emmerson Yucaipa
Citrus Market Los Angeles Report No Prices Today
Los Angeles June 17. Oranges: no representative prices today as market listings remain unavailable.
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Los. Angeles
Homart executives: Inland Center won’t hurt downtown merchants
Homart Development executives predicted Inland Center in San Bernardino will not devastate downtowns or existing shops if merchants avoid panic. They noted 96 percent of leasable space is filled, expect 2,300 jobs with 93 percent local hires, and say downtown businesses can gain after the regional center opens mid September. Jack Hieronymus named general manager of Inland Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redlands
Inland
Homart Development Company
William W. Callahan
Homart
San Bernardino Freeway
Colton Avenue
Callahan
Inland Center
San Bernardino Valley
Sears
Broadway
May Company
Jack H. Hieronymus
Redlands considers 25 mph Fifth Avenue speed limit
The Redlands Traffic Commission yesterday recommended a 25 mile per hour speed limit on Fifth Avenue between Ford and Dearborn streets, citing resident complaints of speed. The action awaits City Council approval after engineering department analysis. The panel also approved 20 foot red no parking zones on Palm Avenue by Sage's lot, and metered parking replacing a red zone at Fourth and State in front of the Elks Club. A limited green 24 minute space was approved in front of Randolph's Bike Shop. Further Palm Cajon controls pending accident analysis.
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Redlands ‘Traffic Commission
Fifth Avenue
Ford
Dearborn
City Engineering Department
Palm Avenue
Sage
Palm
Russell Mort
Fourth and
State Streets
Elks Club
L. E. Randolph
Randolph
Bike and Sporting Goods
E. Citrus
Cajon Street
Elephants Escape Carnival Near Chicago
Two female elephants escaped from the Kelly Miller Circus in Franklin Park, frightening by jet noise from O'Hare Airport. For four hours they prowled back yards and streets, smashing fences and causing traffic jams. Police and circus handlers captured Kay five miles away and Barbara ten miles northeast, with 22 damage reports and no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
UPI
Franklin Park
Sheriff's Office
Barbara
Kay
Kelly-Miller Circus
Mances
O'Hare
Mrs Laura LaValley Hosts Sister From Florida
Mrs Laura LaValley of 225 Judson Street has hosted her sister Mrs Claude Braithwait from Ruskin Florida for two weeks. During the visit they toured various southern sites and plan to return to Florida on Monday.
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Laura LaValley
Judson Street
Claude Braithwait
Ruskin, Fla
Braithwait
Southland
Florida
Capen joins USC mid career development program
Philip A. Capen of Redlands is among 13 educators in the University of Southern California Mid-Career Advanced Development Program. Capen, principal of Alta Loma Junior High, enrolled last February and expects to graduate in June 1968.
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Philip A. Capen
Redlands
University of Southern California
Capen
Eucalyptus Drive
Alta Loma
USC
School of Education
Insurance firms sue L A over riots negligence charges
Two insurance companies filed four suits totaling 3,090,415 against the city and state alleging negligence in handling the August riots in Los Angeles. Reliance Insurance seeks 113,528 for 37 claims. Fireman's Insurance seeks 2,967,887 in the other actions, contending the city delayed National Guard requests and the state failed to act promptly.
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Los Angeles
UPI
National Guard
Superior Court
Reliance Insurance Co
Fireman’s Insurance Co
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Mentone Home & Garden Center
Turquoise Ave
Mentone Post Office
Seaoursson
Hafford
Roy
Redlands Chapel
Anna Josephene
Church of Christ of
Steller
Berta Jane
Noe
Tim A
Laura A. Helm
Glasser & Miller
S. First Ave
Arcadia
Lloyd J. Durrell
F. Arthur Cortner
Brookside Ave
By Ron Kirby
Great Southwestern
Delano
Methodist Church
Gay Pauley
Stagecoach
Martin Rackin
Bing Crosby
Japan
UCLA
Mrs. Holland
Wallen Pontiac
L. A
Detroit
Valley College
Vital Records
John Wilcoxson
E. State St
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L.A
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Orange Street
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Ood
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Roy L. Guin
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