Mrs Elliott Retires After 36 Years At State Hospital
A retirement reception honors Mrs. Elliott of Men docino State Hospital marking 36 years of service. Speakers praise her adaptability stabilizing influence and guidance amid staff training changes while flowers and a white orchid corsage accompany a commemorative cake and gifts from the personnel committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredames Yelka Saurison
Mamie Chaney
Veltha Simonson
Mary Doherty
Clara Fanslow
May Downs
Zennide Halli
Bertha Shelley
Maude Berthel
Helen Chaney
Helen Kilpatrick
Avis Bartholomew
Betty Dalley
Luella Hull
Agnes Chanman
Bertha Scritchfield
Bobbie Powell
Ethel Smith
Upper Laft
Gertrude Elliott
Mendocino State Hospital
L. M. Hildreth
Hospital Board of Directors
House of Ralph Whites Opens Friends to New Home
Mr and Mrs Kite hosted a house party November 18 to celebrate the new Whites home and Linga Acres anniversary. Guests toured rooms and enjoyed a buffet with gold fruit centerpiece loaned by Mrs John Crofcot. An automatic electric coffee maker and tray were presented to Mr and Mrs White.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Whites
New Heights
John Crofcot
Bernhard Carlson
Richard Jacobsen
White
Trey
Group Gathers For Afternoon J On Hobbies
Informal gathering described with attendees including Ballou Mrs Claire Anderson Mrs Fred Butts Mrs Swan Sjo berg Mia Ralph Peasie and Mrs Burton Banzhuaf at a local hobby group meeting in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neth Ballou
Claire Anderson
Fred Butts
Swan Sjoberg
Ralph Peasie
Burton Banzhuaf
Fellersens Move Into Parsonage at Methodist Church
Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Fellersen and their children have moved into the church parsonage after a temporary stay at the yotel. Mrs. J E Raymond and child have left the parsonage for a new home on Faull avenue in Ukiah Village. Orange vegetables like winter squash and carrots are rich sources of vitamin A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Fellersen
Methodist Church
Yotel
J. E. Raymond
Faull Avenue
Ukiah Village
Barths Plan Three Month Caravan Trip to Mexico
Mr and Mrs Custay Barth of Mendocino will leave December 1 in their house trailer to join a caravan heading to Mexican points. Mrs Barth recently led the Mendocino County Art Association and Mr Barth heads the photography section. They expect a three month journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Custay Barth
Mendocino
Daughter to Visit Oakleys for Christmas Reunion
Mr and Mrs Mlwood Oakley prepare for a Christmas reunion at the C N Snyders home. Their daughter Mrs Silas Williams of Nicholson PA will join, leaving Nicholson December 17 and arriving December 21 for the holiday visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mlwood Oakley
Silas Williams
Nicholson
C. N. Snyders
Wiliams
Mr and Mrs Craig Mosworth on San Francisco business trip
Mr. and Mrs. Craig Mosworth were out of town for several days last week on a business trip to San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craig Mosworth
San Francisco
Visit To Sister In Mill Bras
Mrs. Robert Whitaker spent several days last week visiting her sister Mrs. George Seafuni in Mill Bras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Whitaker
George Seafuni
Millbras
Newcomers Club to Convene Third Meeting in December
The Newcomers club sponsored by the Ukiah Hostess Service holds its third meeting on December U1 at 7 30 p.m. at the Bisxe Bonnet Drive In.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newcomers Club
The
Ukiah Hostess Service
Bisxe Bonnet Drive-In
Hostesses Thursday LuncheonBridge at Luce Avenue Home
A luncheon bridge at Mrs Edward Hamson’s Luce Avenue home, hosted by Mrs 7 W Scott and Mrs Hamson, featured an attractive holiday appointment. Bridge winners were Mesdames Joseph Rea Richard Jacobsen Don Gilmer and Li M Hildreth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luce Avenue
Edward Hamson
7. W. Scott
Hamson
Mesdames
Joseph Rea
Richard Jacobsen
Don Gilmer
Li M. Hildreth
Russell Shedenhelm Returns Home From Hospital
Russell Shedenhelm, after a fortnight in Ukiah General Hospital for medical treatment, went home to 27 North Pine Street on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Shedenhelm
Ukiah General Hospital
North Pine Street
Palace Hotel hosts new Ukiah art gallery opening
The Palace Hotel in Ukiah opened a new art gallery Saturday under Mendocino County Art Association and Chace Johns Michelson. Notable works include Oma Leo Cooper oils, Jane Freeman watercolors, and oils by Mrs Michelson and Mrs Zimmermann. prices range from $3 to $7 with some pieces for hanging only.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Palace Art Gallery
Phice
Palace Hotel
Redwood
Chace Johns Michelson
Mendocino County Art Association
Catholic Laedies League
Art Association
Oma Leo Cooper
Tong
Jane Freeman
New York
Aman
Rodney Zimmerman
I. A
Minnie Jamison
Reedley
Argiher
Andrey Corley
Branscomb
Jess Smith
Michelson
K.P. Buchanan
Wesley Grecott
Rodney Zimmermin
Robert Back
Tom Jackson
Kenneth Robs
Atys
Guy Smith
Linda
Tidy
Monument Valley
Utah
Helen Fiorenzen
Fort Rrage
Mendoring Coast
Pacific Ocean
Voast
Mendocino County
Caspar Mil
Seaside
Margaret
Joss House
Caspan
Nose River
Carolyn Teauborint
Fr Bragg
Aude
Grace Sauer
Ruth Carlson
Centenarian Peter Vo Ortiz Plans Savings For Old Age
Anaheim man Peter Vo Ortiz, 106, opened a bank account to save for his future. Born April 2, 1850 in Lampa zon Mexico, he crossed to Texas as a soldier, learned reading and writing, worked as a sheepherder, railroad roundhouse worker, piano player, and cook. He moved to California in 1907, married Josephine in 1902, and retired at 92 after a varied career and a modest life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
Calif
Peter Vo Ortiz
Ortiz
Lampazon
Mexico
Texas
Texas- Mexico
Zachary Taylor
Republican Party
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Abishee, Ariz
Wagon Mound
N.M
California
Pomont
Newport Beach
Anabel
Josephine
Bisbee
Eripphett Ji
Ladies Night by Brotherhood at Methodist Church
The Men s Brotherhood hosts a Ladies Night at the Methodist church this evening with Eugene Larsen as head. Dinner at 6 30 features roast turkey. Esther circle led by Mrs Reg Grant serves the meal. Dr Charles Hyans chairs and will present George Ward with slides from Newnyland trips. Mrs Ralph Fellersen and a male quartet provide musical entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Men's Brotherhood
Eugene Larsen
Esther
Reg. Grant
Charles Hyans
George Ward
Newnyland
Ralph Fellersen
Couple completes Ukiah visit before flying to Chicago
Me and Mrs. W. A. Cotton finished a two week stay in Ukiah on Sunday morning and then departed by air from San Francisco to their Chicago home. On Friday Mays, Colon was honored by Mrs. William Moores with bridge and dessert for a small group. NBC sets December 16 for its annual presentation of Gian Carlo Menotti's Christmas opera Antabl and the Night Visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Cotton
Ukiah
Chicago
San Francisco
Colon
William Moores
NBC
Gian Carlo Menotti
Antabl
Night Visitors
Two Gala Events by Welcome Wagon Club This December
Ukiah Welcome Wagon members announce two holiday events. A gala Christmas party on December 4 at 8 p.m. in Holy Trinity Episcopal Church will feature dessert games and a 50 cent gift exchange. The second event is a Christmas dinner dance on December 15 at 7 30 p.m. at the House of Garner with tickets on sale and reservations at the December 4 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Welcome Wagon
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Pine
Henry Streets
Board of the
Mesdames Verdun — Trione
Paul Verville
Lawrence Collier
Kenneth Schimidke
Stanley Stafford
Jay Boger
James Flowers
Harold Adair
John Poushey
Robert Deyo
Jack Nopp
Arthur Gully
Robert Heap
Conrad Goerl
Frank List
Shirley Brown
House of Garner
Arthur Guily
James San Sebastkin
Robert Brady
Jamies Wells
Vincent Angell
Ukiah Garden Club
Palace Hotel
Club Dea
RedWood Valley Grange Bazaar and Card Party Planned
The Home Economics club of Redwood Valley Grange announces the annual Bazaar and card party on December 8 at the grange hall. The event features fancywork a snack bar and games including pinochle pedro canasta and whist with prizes for highest scores. Committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley Grange
Grange Hall
Pedro
Mes James Lee Trowbridge
H. L. Myers
Elbert Lane
Ted Hinds
Femi Carlson
William Oliver
Joe Gallo
Redwood Valley Home Economies Club
Longevity and Memories From a Century of Life
An elderly man recalls a long life spent in honesty with a sense of humor about marriage. He notes his first presidential ballot for William McKinley after citizenship papers, and mentions needlework by a fall in a wheelchair. He jokes about aging and his age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ortiz
Willian McKinley
Josephine
My &Ge
Births Recorded at Ukiah General Hospital
Birth announcements list multiple new arrivals with parents in Ukiah and surrounding areas. Included are boys and girls such as James LeRoy Bryant, Diana Lynn, David Lloyd, and Brenda Mearle, with weights ranging from about 6 to 8 pounds and timestamps in late November and early December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah General Hospital
George Dean
Ukiah
James Brooks
Rt. 1
Box
Redwood Valley
Diana Lynn
Harl O' Bryant
P.O
Calpella
James LeRoy
Alvin Filpula
Willits
Alvin Theodore Jr
David Smith
Arlington Drive
David Lloyd
Robert Kissee
Brenda Mearle
James Gilmour
Helen Avenue
David James
Community club and church events calendar highlights
Local notices list multiple December gatherings from Dee Ukiah and Redwood Valley including Catholic Ladies League Christmas dinner at St Marys school auditorium and Presbyterian women rummage sale on South State street. Also featured are a new stocking holder invention and a home makers festival outline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies League
St. Mary's School
Presbyterian Women's
Portlock
South State Street
Dee Ti
Ukiay Hostess Services
Pony Lute Sonnel Jorive-In
Yokaye Pta
Yokayo School i Auditori
Catholic Ladies Longe
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William Pastors
Rts Olate State
Elliott
Liaberman
Hiled
Eliott
Blall
Fellersens
Ukiah Daily Journal
Oakleys
Ely Ene
East South HO
Welcome Wagon Club
Grange
Box & Tollins
General Electric
N. State St
Lis
Dee
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Guild
Pine and Henry
Ukiah Nursery School
Yuletide
Sana NC
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