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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1957
Page
2
Mrs Clyde Williams hosted a breakfast at Wat Btn Heights for the Saturday Afternoon club officers and chairmen. The event outlined the 1957 58 program featuring out of town artists and entertainers, with a district conference set for August 20 in Ukiah at the clubhouse.
From San Francisco comes news of the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Ledeboer The baby born June 17 at Palo Alto hospital is the second son and will be named Douglas Bernard The older boy is John Frederick The child’s maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Hoblick of Ohio and other relatives reside there Paternal grandmother Mrs W A Williams of Redwood Valley is noted The father served as a major in the Army during World War II
Fragmented text describes Mrs. Friedney Cexpita and Mrs. Gret as attendees at a Gen Assembly gathering. It notes an afternoon session, an open conference with dessert at 1:30 p.m., and there being no business conducted during the meeting.
Richard N. Dick Smith departs for New York to join Arabian American Oil Co and start a civil engineering career after earning a degree from Humboldt State College. He travels with his grandmother Mrs J P Moore and visits relatives before leaving for the city.
A Ukiah woman Hatlie Thurston, born at Navarro Head, heard her son Earl Thurston aboard the U S S Harris County call her from the ship as it neared Navarro Head. The call came amid preparations for a voyage to Seattle for two to three weeks of loading for northern government personnel. He will not return until September.
Mr and Mrs J C Thomson of South State celebrate their sixtieth wedding anniversary on Father s Day with close family due to Mr Thomson s illness. Relatives travel from Oakland Ukiah Boonville Windsor and Glendale for the June 16 event as a buffet dinner and a cake with Mom and Pop On Your 60th Wedding Anniversary are shared.
Gene Corbett principal of Yokaya elementary school since 1950 and his wife travel east after he earns a master’s degree at San Francisco State College on June 15. They plan Williamsburg Virginia Jamestown Festival New York Washington Boston Portland Maine and possibly Quebec before returning via Ohio Illinois and Yellowstone.
Mr and Mrs John Ingle moved their furniture Friday from 421 Todd Road to a new home in Hillsboro. Mr Ingle, formerly with Ingle and Weaver, now works with his wifes father H M Schick. Their son Martin accompanied them. daughter Dianne remains in Southern California with her grandmother.
Knoxville, Tennessee. Mrs. Lillian Walters Rutherford, 70, has sued for annulment of her one month old marriage to Mae B. Rutherford, 80. Her petition says they are wholly unsuited for each other.
Bonnie Dias was elected chairman of the Ukiah Creative Writers Guild for the next six months at the June 19 meeting. Officers include chairman Bonnie Dias, vice chairman Ethel Humphrey, secretary Mona Stipp, and press agent Rosalind Cunningham.
Gayle Metzler and Robert C. Rus sell wed at St Marys church on June 17. The couple, both born in Ukiah, will settle at the Russell residence on Walnut avenue and he plans a summer study at Humboldt State College Arcata. Attendants included Patricia Walsh and Jack Rus sell. The brides dress was white lace and a white hat, with white rose buds and an orchid. Reception at Dorothy Simons home featured a lace tablecloth and Marconi daisies. The couple will honeymoon and then reside with the bridegrooms family on South Dora street.
June 26 afternoon Welcome Wagon club meets with Mrs. O R Simpson at 146 Meadowbrook Drive. June 26 Newcomers club regular meeting at 8 p.m. Blue Bonnet Drive-In. June 28 Harvesters scholarship tea by Mendocino Council of United Church Women from 2 30 to 4 30 p m at Mrs Frank Reynolds home. July 9 Welcome Wagon club general meeting for installation at Mrs Charles Edwards home Regina Heights.
Sidewalk superintendents cheer a 65 foot observation deck and clubhouse with picture windows and canopy set up to view the construction of the $70 million Time and Life Building on the Avenue of the Americas.
Film series from United Press Movietone streams into Polish and East German audiences beyond the Iron Curtain, offering daily news reels to viewers in those regions. The broadcasts reflect ongoing Cold War media exchanges as state borders restrict access to U.S. footage.
Recipe reads like a vintage breakfast guide with corned beef hash baked in four dishes and a scrambled eggs with ham and milk version. Instructions cover oven temps, spices, and portions for four servings.
A Ukiah high school Class of 1947 reunion drew 65 of 70 alumni to Laurel Dell Judge on June 15. Notables included Richard Smith who earned an engineering degree from Humboldt State and made the honor list in 1947. Hugh Preston, recently graduated in law. and Principal W. A. Chessall who joined staff representatives Grace Toles. The event featured student-address remarks, “fun” awards, gifts, and dancing after dinner.
Mrs Walter K Jamison travels from Santa Rosa to Ukiah with her son Dr Lloyd Cox and Mrs Cox. They bring Mrs Jamison's son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Charles Ward of Dayton Ohio. The party will stay at Blue Lakes until Tuesday before Mr and Mrs Ward return home. Mr Jamison will be at St Helena sanitarium during their absence.
United Press reports a sprawling international wire system surpassing 16,000 miles of cable linking bureaus in Europe and beyond. The extensive network supports rapid dispatches and coordinated coverage for global events.
Fereshteh Eghbal, 20, daughter of Iran's ex prime minister Manouchehr Eghbal, serves as a USIS receptionist in Teheran. Fluent in Persian, English, French, and Spanish, she balances duties with studies, rejects early marriage, and enjoys independence while living away from a palace.
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