Final Redwood Empire Fair Results in Food Divisions
The Final Redwood Empire Fair highlights sweepstakes win by Mabel Whitcomb of Potter Valley with 21 first place ribbons in preserved foods. Ukiah contestants led junior and senior floriculture and agriculture judging with many firsts, while Potter Valley locals dominated baked goods with multiple first prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Whitcomb
Potter Valley
Lillian de Keno
Ukiah
Cora Fischer
Opal Remington
Elizabeth Poor
Wopland
Helen Frost
Florence Owens
Helen Hamson
June Tryan
Jenny Boer
Marie Lucchetti
Hopland
Marion Rampone
Lois Wiley
H. H. Tuttle
Max Sedenko
Lois Thorne
Juanita York
Elsie Farnsworth
Arthur Bradley
Mary Milone
Jim Milone
Theresa Farnsworth
Hazel Hunter
Grace Gowan
Mildred Conover
Minerva Matthews
M. Parducci
Raymond Crites
Peter Stearns
Kathryn Dirkson
Frank Krieger
Joy Holmes
J. N. Stipp
Margaret Rovera
Lillian Bradford
Redwood Valley
Loretta Rampone
Charan Lemmerz
Brent Rampone
Rhody Cook
Jerry Sedenko
M. Christofferson
Potter ‘Valley
P. R. Whitcomb
Elva Pickle
G. Christopherson
Harry Cromwell
Tino Lucchetti
Barney Bean
Ken Tryan
Irene Boyd
Clyde Foster
Henry Canelini
Pat Murphy
Clara Butow
T. M. Jameson
Redwoo Empire
Sue Hamson
Elaine Anderson
Kathryn Thompson
Doug ‘Thompson
Kathleen Box
Mario Lucchetti
Anne Wolff
Talmage
Roberta Smith
Calpella
Johnson Defends Freedom in 1964 Race Call
The president urged equal rights and urged patience for peace, framing the 1964 contest as a struggle between courage and timidity rather than party lines. He praised progress and warned against violence jeopardizing civil rights. Columbus died in Valladolid, Spain, 1506.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Valladolid
Spain
Dyckman Wins Degree From San Jose State
Dyckman, 21, Ukiah high school graduate class of 1960, earned an AB degree in philosophy psychology at San Jose State College. He is son of Mr and Mrs Ruben H Dyckman of Ukiah and a Theta Chi member who served as vice president of the San Jose chapter. He was chosen outstanding member of his fraternity in May and plans graduate studies after military status is clarified. He played intramural football and go kart racing. earlier he led Ukiah high as varsity quarterback and advanced through Little League to varsity baseball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry. Dyckman
Ukiah High School
San Jose State College
Dyckman
Ruben H. Dyckman
Ukiah
Theta Chi
San Jose
Dyckmah
Nag No Bargain Buyer Sues Over Palomino Horse
Evelyn Freeman filed suit against Earl R. Gale in Superior Court on August 27 claiming the palomino horse she bought for 600 dollars on October 6, 1963 was not sound or well broken as represented and caused her injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl R. Gale
Evelyn Freeman
Earl
Evelyn
Kennedy after assassination fuels convention chatter
A 16 minute window after the Kennedy shooting left him gravely wounded. The scene spurred commentary on the tragedy as Democrats rallied around Kennedy. Rep. Clement Zablocki introduced him to Wisconsin delegates, predicting he could become a future senator or president. Some saw him challenging Humphrey, others believed his rise would come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Clement Zablocki
Wisconsin
New York
United States
Bobby Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
White House
Public facilities eyed as lake area pipeline project nears end
Hammerhorn continued report notes final inspection completed yesterday for the pipeline project. Attendees included Belotti Richardson Drosbach from the Division of Soil Conservation Ray Nesbit executive officer Wild Life Conservation Board Al Rutsch engineer for the WCB and Oliver O. Howard county representative during construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Forest Service
Belotti
Richardson
Dave Drosbach
Division of Soil Conservation
Ray Nesbit
Wildlife Conservation Board
al Rutsch
WCB
Oliver O. Howard
Johnson breakfast with governors over war election plan
Frontlash marked Johnson’s acceptance speech as he dined with governors and state party leaders. Participants described plans for his campaign against Goldwater, stressing the theme that Johnson can keep the nation out of war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Goldwater
Injuries Suit Alleges Driver Negligence in Auto Collision
Edsall Hughes sues Horace G. Miller Anastasia S. Miller and four John Does for damages after a May 9 1964 collision on State Highway 1 three miles south of Albion. Hughes seeks 10577.70 in damages claiming the operation of the Miller auto caused personal injury and auto damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edsall Hughes
Horace G. Miller
Anastasia S. Miller
John Does
Albion
Insufficient funds noted in cemetery burglary
Texarkana police received a report of a burglary at Memorial Gardens Cemetery. A spokesman downplayed the loss, saying only a cash box containing returned checks marked insufficient funds was taken. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texarkana, Tex
UPI
Memorial Gardens Cemetery
Abandon Hope: Five Year Old Missing After Tuna Boat Sinks
Michele Cravey of Eureka, five year old daughter of the skipper, was aboard the Kia Ora II when it floundered fifty miles off Fort Bragg in heavy seas. A life jacket was found in the area. Surviving are Mr and Mrs Charles Cravey and Michele's older brother. The Rosa line picked up the survivors after an 8:30 a.m distress call and the vessel sank about 9 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Michelle Cravey
Eureka
Fort Bragg
Charles Cravey
Michelle
Rosalene
Coast Motel Tax Face in County Hearing on Relief Measures
A proposed transient room tax draws debate over relief for taxpayers as critics warn of cross border gaming and lost business. Opponents include small motel operators led by Ralph Kerr who fear burdensome paperwork and economic harm while officials weigh revenue uses and collection costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Supervisors Association
Mariposa
Los Angeles
Fresno
Hulett
Willits
Lake County
Sonoma
Humboldt
Napa
Ralph Kerr
Mendocino
Philadelphia
Department of Commerce
Klee
Scaramella
Hartley
Unusual Feature in DeMolay Installation in Ukiah
Ukiah Chapter 1039 DeMolay installation at Masonic Temple Sunday features George Wildberger presiding from Menlo Park. He will charge Michael Moore as master councilor, with Ken Kimes taking senior councilor oath and Ernest Crawford receiving junior councilor charge. Additional posts filled by Michael Hall, Dan Harris, Bill Karbe, David McReynolds, Bill Demipel, Craig Chandler, Ronald Brumback, Garry Cox, Bill Hoover, Philip Austin, and Russell Horsley. Incidental solos by Holly Near. Mrs. Paul Anderson as musician. Rev. Wendell Ensor to give invocation and benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
George Wildberger
Menlo Park
Michael Moore
Ken Kimes
Ernest Crawford
Michael Hall
Dan Harris
Bill Karbe
David McReynolds
Bill Demipel
Craig Chandler
Sentinel
Ronald Brumback
Garry Cox
Bill Hoover
Philip Austin
Russell Horsley
Holly Near
Paul Anderson
Wendell Ensor
Don Stipp
Herbert Wentworth
Dennis Marcheschi
Larry Fairbairn
Lynn and
Lee Harris
Ruth Ann Briley
Sue Gibson
Kathy Toler
Eugene Marcheschi
Myrtle Moore
DeMolay Mothers Club
Royal Arch Masons
Richard Mazzoni
al Vogel
Loren Kimes
Cliff Crawford
Gov Brown Seeks Unity Amid California Campaign
Gov Brown urged delegation leaders to block attacks on Democratic politics while reflecting on President Johnson’s campaign support. He said Johnson promised California “all the time we needed” and suggested a possible whistle stop tour. Brown noted it was he who carried California in both regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Brown
U.S
Robert Kennedy
Senate
New York
California
Assembly
Jesse M. Unruh
South
Legion Meeting Notice for Lewis White Post 76
The American Legion Lewis White Post 76 will hold a meeting on Wednesday September 2 at 8 p m in the Veterans Memorial building. Members are urged to attend the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis White
American Legion
Veterans Memorial Building
County considers room tax impact on unincorporated areas
Motel owners warned that room tax could shift tourist spending away from Curio shops and local food while revenue proceeds may not cover paperwork costs. Discussion noted potential statewide effects and the push for a county exemption, as similar exemptions were granted for smog controls.
Sale of Stock Brings Suit For $130,000
Ian T. Allison, president of Lumbermen's Acceptance Corporation in Santa Rosa, is the defendant in a Sonoma County suit filed by Ukiah residents Dave W. and Martha Exton and their children Paul and Margaret. The Extons allege Allison offered 10,000 Lumbermen's stock shares at $2 each, promised dilution via preferred stock conversion, and withdrew loan guarantees, while claiming the stock was actually worth $10 per share. They seek $310,000 plus interest for 20,000 shares sold.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian T. Allison
Lumbermen’s Acceptance Corporation
Santa Rosa
Sonoma County
Ukiah
Dave W
Martha Exton
Paul
Margaret
Exton
Allison
Lumbermen
Inxions
Extons
Brown gives Unruh brusque slap in California caucus
Atlantic City dispatch notes Gov. Pat Brown scolded Speaker Jess Unruh during a closed door debate over seating the Mississippi freedom delegation. A roll call approved the Humphrey compromise 114 to 44, with Unruh abstaining, signaling Brown to take sole charge of Johnson’s California campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic City
California
Pat Brown
Jess Unruh
House of Representatives
Mississippi
Hubert Humphrey
White House
Gus Hawkins
Los Angeles
Jimmy Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Johnson
South
Verna Damson
Roosevelt
Unruh
Gov. Brown
Brown
Formed Coast and Rising Sea Shape Maine Estuaries
As the continental ice sheet melted, sea level rose and advanced over coastal lowlands creating the estuaries that define today’s Maine coast. Drowned stream mouths marked the transition from land to sea as meltwater reshaped the shoreline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Also Mentioned on This Page
Empire Fair
Technicolor
Techniscope
Schenck-Koch
United Artists
Coelor Cartoon
Johnson Asks
Olivia de Havilland
San Jose State
Hammerhorn
Clyde Oswell
Rexall Drug Store
Bill Burke
Petaluma
Marge Bartolomei
Rexall's
Journal
Sorber
Ism
Newsimen
Legion Meeting
de Ha Ae Oy
Theatre
Saieh
Gleason
M.gueen Anele
Teli
Newman Woodward
Avoie Murphy
Joan Evans
Charles Drake
Paciuee Sinmar
Bartman
Aes Amon Eyre
McAd Goldwyn
MAYER
Jock Mahoney
Drew Pearson
Waterloo
Jamaajaya
Hank Snow
Ferlin Husky
Lester Flatt
Earl Scruggs
Skeeter Davis
George Jones
Buck Owens
Porter Wagoner
Hank Williams, JR
Roy Causky
Stonewall Jackson
Bill Anderson
Audrey Williams
Wilburn Bros
Anita Kerr
Wilwa Lee
Stoney Cooper
Ralph Wlr
Merle Kilgore
Coke of
Victor Lewis
Victor Duncan
Arion
MSA
Testes
Chartroogé
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!