Rings From the Log of our Great Redwood Empire
Chapter v recounts early Mendocino County life with bravery and crime. It notes brutal midwifery deaths, frontier lawmen tracking outlaws, and robberies rising as stagecoach loot grew. On Oct 15 1879 two Mendocino City men were killed, a third wounded, sparking community outrage amid a detailed Beacon account of the crime near Mendocino and Big River.
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Officer O'Hanlon Faces Choice After Winning 16000
New York Patrolman Redmond L. O Hannon, a Shakespeare buff, won 16000 on The $64,000 Question and now debates risking the prize for 32000. He and his wife Marguerite, 35, weigh the chance as CBS tours continue.
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Covelo Grants Eighth Grade Twenty One Graduates
Graduation ceremonies at Covelo High School honored twenty one Eighth grade graduates. The event featured the high school band, class speeches on democracy education and brotherhood, and readings on what school means. Diplomas were presented by John Rohrbaugh, with honorable remarks from Principal Robert Trueb and others. A reception followed at the Federated church social hall with decorated tables, cakes, ice cream, and photos.
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Harold Hutchens
Robert Trueb
Brenda Gregory
Sharon Thrash
Nancy Jane Tuttle
You English
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Claire Henderson
Helen Archered
Helen Ratliff
Judy Noyes
Lloyd North
Myma Hill
Elizabeth Scott
Ukiah
Jack Brown
Everett Merri- Held
John Rohrhough
Sandra Crone
Stanley Gray
Ronald Scott
Frank McNair
Round Valley
Valley
Ernest Deford
Dannie Thompson
America
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Larry Gray
Trueb
Tom English
Myrna Hill
Harold Hutchins
Everet Merrifield
Joyce O’ferrall
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John Rohrbaugh
Mary Dyer
Pronk McNair
Haltwhistle janitor rises to headmaster position
Wilson Bell, aged 50, began as a school janitor at Haltwhistle County School 15 years ago. He educated himself, became assistant teacher, then teacher and senior teacher, and today assumed the post of headmaster. He credited determination and thanked the Mutual Aid Society for their hospitality.
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Haltwhistle County School
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