Rateste Re Starbard Wedding White Flower Setting
Martoh ford of Ukiah and Brodrick Starbard Jr of Sans Anselmo separated their marriage at Presbyterian church altar. Background decor featured white flower baskets and blue satin bows. Reception at Satur n Afternoon clubhouse with white and blue flowers. The bride, in blue silk lace, will attend UC Berkeley. the groom, a UW graduate, studies for Presbyterian ministry.
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Rateste
Presbyterian Church
Martohford
Ukiah
Brodrick Starbard Jr
Sans Ansi
Groves
Pigigi
Ita
Roy
Earl FP
Star Bard
Tacoma
Wash
Bairdware Rose
Starbard
Arthur Larson
Seatte
Baird
Fintalhe
Joseph C. Windal
Bairds
Elmer Conway
Via
Thomas Tyers
William Kelley
Delta RB
Hebert Alexander
Sacramento
Ta. A. Wash
San’ Pyncies Theos Region Seminary
San Anselmo
University of California At Berkeley
Araz
University of Washington
Starburd
Presbyterian Ministry
Theth Delta: Zeta
Starboard
Tay Kappa Epsilon
Earl Fredrick Starbard Jr
Mary Ellen Ratchford
Foresters Annual Picnic Scheduled for Sunday June 15
The Independent Order of Foresters will hold its annual united picnic for Redwood Empire members on Sunday June 15 at Vi Springs Amusement Park Monticello Rd Napa. Attendees from Ukiah are expected. members will bring a main dish while the lodge provides other items and admission. Dinner is planned at 1. Activities include waterball, dancing, and horseshoes.
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Independent
Order of Foresters
United
Redwood E Empire
Vi Springs
Monticello Rd
Napa
Ukiah
Wrankly
June 19 Set For Organizing Ukiah's Newest PTA
Ukiah's Oak Manor school moves toward joining the Ukiah PTA after a preliminary organizing meeting under Jack Simpson. The June 19 session at Pomollta's cafeteria will elect officers, approve bylaws, and set meeting details as about 28 parents join committees and pay charter dues.
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Ukiah
PTA
Oak Manor
Ukiah Pta
Jack Simpson
Gerald Cox
Wugh Curtis
Gyle Briley
Merle Orchard
Jack, Simpson
Mildred Morgaan
Richard Ingraham
Duane Thompson
Jamies Nicholson
John Welch
W. C. Meek
Pomollta
Simpson
Surprise baby shower honors Edith Smith at home
Fellow workers hosted a June 3 reception at Mrs. Erma Knighten’s Talmage home for Edith Smith. Pink bootie garland, a quilt, a pink nylon robe with slippers, and other gifts marked the occasion. Hosts Ruby Files Erma Knighten Gwen Moore presided. many friends attended and several senders could not attend.
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Edith “Smith
Erma Knighten
Talmage
Ruby
J Files
Gwen Moore
Mesdames Mae Price
Jacqueline Sanders
Opal Remington
Ed Schumaker
Leva Johnson
Suanith Murphy
Mamie Jepsen
Aline Coffer
Lucille Kralger
Ruby Files
Ada Bishop
Beulah McCoy
Grace Emery
Rene Bowman
Loraine Lockart
Joanne Treadway
Léna Kim
Tisie Clarke
Terry Smith
Judy Prost
Judge Howard
Bertha York
Kula Sutter
Nonor
Edith Smith
Dale Smith
Pauline Chambers
Mina Mcauliffe
Annabelle Yates
Evelyn Morithew
Tullys Host Family Party Over Three Days
Mr and Mrs William Tully hosted a three day holiday gathering with Oakland relatives including Ken and Rose Green Art Danius and Aaron Goldberg. Redwood City and Peninsula guests joined Ukiah relatives Marguerite Aggi and Roy Tengstrom. Barbecue dinners were held outdoors each day.
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Willian
Tully
Ken Green
Rose ‘Tully
Oakland
Art Danius
Aaron Goldberg
Jim = Tully
Redwood City
Peninsula
Ukiah
Marguerite Aggi
Roy Tengstrom
Portlocks Safe After Sharon Tornado Thrilling Escape
Bill Portlock family, Sharon, Wise, escaped with luck after a tornado damaged their home. The clipping shows cars crushed, trees down, and power lines down as residents banded together to clean up, forming the basis of the story received by the Portlocks.
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Bill Portlock
George Portlock
Mater
Pater
Bill
Oh Uuility
Electrle
Sharon
Portlocks
Elks Anniversary Dinner Dance Planned at Lodge Hall
The Elks lodge marks its eleventh anniversary with a Saturday dinner dance. A smorgasbord will start the evening at 8 30 pm with a four piece combo playing until 1 am. Co chairmen Hank Engelman and John Dawes organize the event for members wives and guests.
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Elks Lodge
Elks Hall
Hank Engelman
John Dawes
Ellis
Soroptimists Add Two Members To Ukiah Club Roster
Soroptimists International of Ukiah welcomed new members Gene Crofont and Helen Briley after a Monday noon meeting led by Joan Satterwhite at the Palace hotel. The club plans a TOOK & LIVE! project repainting street corners and will provide transportation and lunch for 14 Live Oak School children from Calpella to the San Francisco Zoo. An annual installation dinner is set for June 21 at the Blue Bonnet.
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Joan Satterwhite
Soroptimists International of
Ukiah
Palace Hotel
Gene Crofont
Helen Briley
Took & Live
Service Committee
Live Oak School
Calpella
San Francisco
Blue Bonnet
Board plans year of BPWC events in 1959 Ukiah meeting
Redwood Empire District BPWC officers and chairmen outlined fall and winter conferences and the Spring convention for 1959 at a June 8 planning session at the Palace hotel in Ukiah. New district president Levenia Schroeder led, with first vice president Rita Pinney presiding at luncheon. Members introduced careers and hobbies, noting several are pilots. Crescent City hosts leadership program October 18, 1959, while Marin County hosts the January 17 18 winter conference on World Interest with chairs from International Relations and related committees. Petaluma’s Hulda Wilson joins the Philippine Scholarship team. The Spring convention is planned for April 18 and 19 in Santa Rosa, hosted by Sebastopol.
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Redwood Empire
BPWC
Palace Hotel
Ukiah
Levenia Schroeder
Sonoma
Lunétéon
la- Rita Pinney
Sebastopol
Beth Rundell
Fortuna
New Fortuna Bpwc
Nellie Palmer
Santa Rosa
Barbara Hall
Eureka
Crescent City
Far Board
Marin County
Hulda Wilson
Petaluma Bpwc
Sebastopal Bpwc
Former Hopland Teacher to Get Ph D Degree
William John Mason, former Hopland high school faculty member and son in law of Mrs Lempl Pibernig, will receive his Ph D from the State University of Iowa on June 13. Mrs Pibernig will attend the commencement in Iowa City. Mason, who served as ensign in World War II aboard the carrier Boxer and later in the Korean War, will join the faculty at San Francisco State College after returning to California with his wife Janet and two sons John and Tom.
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Walter Sandelin
William John Mason
Sandelin
Lempl Pibernig
San Francisco
State University of Iowa
Pibernig
Iowa City
Young Wilson
Hopland High School
State University
Iowa
Janice
Hopland
Ukiah Daily Journal
Mason
Ensign
John
Tom
California
San Francisco State College
Associates Honor Two Retiring From State Hospital Service
Mendocino State hospital coworkers and friends gathered June 2 at the Blue Bonnet Drive-In to honor Barbara Bonnifield and Beatrice Evans as they retire this month. Bonnifield, 20 years in state service, 10 at Mendocino as supervising psychiatric technician, is married to Robert Bonnifield who recently left the local taxi business. They plan to retire near Fort Bragg. Evans, with 23 years of service, is married to chef George Evans. Both honored with wristwatches for faithful service and friendship.
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Mendocino
Blue Bonnet Drive-In
Barbara Eonnifield
Beatrice Evans
Bonnifield
Sonoma State Hospital
Mendocino State Hospital
Robert Bonnifield
Fort Bragg
Evans
George Evans
Barbara
Beatrice
Two-Year-Old Honored at Party On Her Birthday
Julie Ann Graziano daughter of Mr and Mrs ugg Graziano of Redwood Valley was honored on her second birthday with a party at home. Guests included many relatives and friends such as Dorene Piffero and Teresa Sorvant as well as Aunt Lila Lee Stafford and Aunt Diana Graziano. The event featured a large birthday cake, ice cream, drinks and candy with well wishes and gifts for the celebrant.
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Julie Ann Graziano
Ugg
Terry Ashford
Patricia
Theresa Grandi
Kathryn
Michael
Marvin Talisa
Angela Solomon
Diane Graziano
Julie Ann
Graziano
Teresa Sorvant
Julies
Harold Talso
William Grandi
Bill Neese
Lena Piffero
Rdsie Piffero
Charles Rovera
Bill
Potter Valley Night Meeting of Eastern Star Held
Kingsley chapter of the Order of the Eastern Star announces Potter Valley Night on Monday June 16. Olga Moller chairs the hospitality committee. Vivian Fowler and Ira Gilliland, both worthy patrons, will open the lodge session at 8 p.m.
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Potter Valley
Kingsley Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
Olga Moller
Vivian Fowler
Ira Gilliiand
Election set for Kewanna council meeting night
There will be meetings of Kewanna Council No. 156, Degree of Pocahontas, on Thursday at the TOOF hall. Nominations and election of officers will be the main business, with refreshments served. Leta Sprague, Pocahontas, will preside.
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Kewanna Council No. 156
Pocahontas
Toof Hall
Leta Sprague
Visit by Samitay family to Novato and Santa Rosa
Mr and Mrs Samitay Jr and their sons James and Richard traveled to Novato to visit Ernest Hand his wife and child who formerly lived there when Mr Samitay was with PG&E. En route home they stopped at Sonoma County Hospital Santa Rosa to see James Jardine Okiah an who was injured recently in an auto accident near Santa Rosa Te in now improving nicely.
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Sonoma County Hospital
Santa Rosa
James Jardine
Okiahan
How to pack china with dampened excelsior for protection
To pack china or glassware, dampen excelsior. It will shape itself to each piece and give added protection against breakage.
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Early Frednick Starbard JR
Al 7
Mary Elion Ratchford
Women's Editor
EEP
Foresters
Christine O
Los Angeles
Eleanor Kreiss
University of California
Patricia Delaney
U. of .C
Crawford
Sealth
Tullys
North State
Empire Office
Kermit and Elsie Brown
Elks
Johnnie's
Janice Miller
Corliss
Johnny
Johnson
Lester J. Miller
W. Standley St
James Engelston
Sunnyvale
Blark Johnson
Mandocino Dr
San José State College
Air Force
Naval Cadets
Hollow Tree Lumber Company
Jerome Photo
OER
Kewanna
Vichy Springs Amusement Park
Monticello Road
Eoch
Hallmark Cards
Kinney ’S
Sate Street
Homestead
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