Ann Linn Weds Bob Caputo At Church Rites on Sunday
Ann Linn and Robert James Caputo were married Sunday at St Mary of the Angels in Ukiah. The bride, daughter of Mrs. Patricia Davis Linn, wore ivory satin with lace yoke and long sleeves, and carried white orchids and lilies of the valley. The groom, from Palisades Park New Jersey, will report to Camp Gordon Augusta Georgia in ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Linn
Bob Caputo
Elizabeth Ann Linn
Robert James Caputo
St. Mary of the Angels Church
Ukiah
Ann
Patricia Davis Linn
Benedict
Samuel A. Caputo
Palisades Park
New Jersey
Celestine Quinlan
St. Mary's
Frank Brennan
Hopland
Arthur Schilder
M. C. Crockett
Grosse Point
Michigan
Mrs. Crockett
Esther Reed
Richard Davis
Richard
Roger Linn
Sidelights on Linn Caputo Rites and Summer Wedding
Vivid account of the Linn Caputo wedding with floral church decor and reception details. Highlights include Joane Brennan catching the bouquet from a second story balcony, Teddy Atmore catching the garter, and the borrowed veil from Janet Ambrose. Guests, attendants, and family outfits are described, with the Caputo parents visiting California and planning tours of the Redwood Empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Linn
Robert Caputo
Schilder
Holzhauser
Dietterle
Joane Brennan
Hopland
Ann
Teddy Atmore
Santa Paula
Janet
Don) Ambrose
Orinda
Judy
Marcia Crockett
Ann McFarling
Patsy
Susan Sibbett
Lisa Weinstock
Patsy Baker
Sue Murphey
Patty Dietterle
Out-of-town guests attend wedding and reception
The wedding and reception drew guests from multiple cities including Sacramento Pittsburg Orinda Oakland Santa Paula and Redwood City Close relatives also joined with the bride's grandfather wife and several uncles and aunts sending well wishes Messages arrived from Bob's grandmother in New York Bob and Ann sent personal greetings The bride Ann is an Alc alones high school alum from Lafayette and studied at the College of Arts and Crafts before moving East to work in New York Caputo served in the Army and will complete two more years of service next February
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Schilder
West Perkins Street
Verney Tolzhauser
George Dietterse
Ann
Karen Schilder
Caputo
Benedict
Camp Gordon
Augusta
Georgia
Army
Petite Ann
Linn
James Crosby
Bill
Sacramento
Fern Davis
Pittsburg
Don Ambrose
Orinda
Ray Murphy
Oakland
Teddy Atmore
Schilder
Santa Paula
S. L. Weinstocks
Redwood City
Salvatore Rizzo
New York
Acalones High School
Lafayette
Conya Costa County
College of Arts and Crafts
Young Caputo
University of Colorado
Richardson Couple Return From Oakland Visit
Mr and Mrs Ralph Richardson came home after a three day trip to Oakland as guests of Ralphs parents Mr and Mrs Silas Richardson The article notes Yale University Peabody Museum welcomes over 85000 visitors annually surpassing the Yale Bowl seating capacity of 76000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Richardson
Oakland
Mr. Richardson
Mrs
Silas Richardson
Peabody Museum
Yale University
Family Gathers For Vacation at C. K. Ballou Home
Mr and Mrs C K Ballou of South Highway host a houseful of guests including two daughters a son in law and five grandchildren Arriving from Los Angeles were Mrs Thomas Bauman and children Thomas Jr 5 Kathleen Marie 642 and Stephen Kenneth 812 Later Morvis Dragon and their two children Marion Geraldine 15 and Mark Charles 8 joined the gathering Tomorrow the Ballous depart for a week at the Hermitage near Cummings on the Redwood Highway north of Ukiah
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. K. Ballou
South Highway
Los Angeles
Thomas Bauman
Thomas Jr
Kathleen Marie
Stephen Kenneth
Morvis Dragon
Hollywood
Marion Geraldine
Mark Charles
Ballous
Hermitage
Cummings
Ukiah
Redwood Highway
Claude Allisons Entertain Guests at Ukiah Home
House guests of Mr and Mrs Claude Allison at 226 Empires Drive are Mrs Mabel Meyers of Bakersfield and her teen daughters Jane and Jane They spent last week in Bakersfield visiting and returned with the Allisons They will stay a week in Ukiah with the hosts and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Allison
Empires Drive
Mabel Meyers
Bakersfield
Jane
Allison
Meyers
Allisons
Ukiah
Betty Jane Phillips to Wed R B Crump of Santa Rosa
Betty Jane Phillips of Ukiah plans August wedding to Richard B Crump of Santa Rosa. The ceremony will be at the Christian church in this city on Sunday August 15 followed by a church reception. Betty Jane recently graduated from Ukiah High school and is the daughter of Mrs W D Phillips. Richard Crump, son of Jerry Crump of Santa Rosa, served four years in the Air Corps and works at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jane Phillips
R. B. Crump
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Richard B. Crump
Christain Church
Betty Jane
Ukiah High School
W. D. Phillips
Walnut Avenue
Richard
Jerry Crump
Lynn
Santa Rosa Memorial
Young Crump
W. R. Phillips
Willits
James P. Phillips
Petaluma
Bobby
Air Corps
Memoral Hospital
Wedding and golden anniversary for Ukiah family
Sunday was a full day for Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Davis of Scott Street. Their granddaughter Ann Linn married Robert Caputo at 1 p.m. A reception followed at Parnassus Masonic Temple with about 300 guests. The couple, natives of San Francisco, have long been active in Masonic circles. The Davises then joined Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goudge to San Francisco for a golden wedding anniversary for Andrew L. Johnston and his wife, attended by their sons and Alice Goudge. They returned to Ukiah late Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Davis
Scott Street
Ann Linn
Robert Caputo
San Francisco
Parnassus Masonic Temple
Johnston
Ukiah
Alice Goudge
Ukiah Gem Club Meeting With Screened Film And Reports
The Ukiah Stone and Gem Club will meet in the clubhouse on Thursday evening led by president Susan Haines. A Diamond Is Forever will play, with John Muir and Ted Jaines presenting trips to eastern and western Oregon including Grants Pass and Mt. Shasta. A field trip on St Helena Creek near Middletown is reported with another planned July 10. Plans for the fair and a rock raffle are announced. the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Stone and Gem Club
Susan Haines
John Muir
Oregon
Ted Jaines
Grants Pass
Mt. Shasta
St. Helena Creek
Middletown
Chevrolet Domination in Nationwide Car Registrations
Nationwide figures from R L Polk and Co show Chevrolets regaining lead in new registrations. The data indicates shifting preferences with more buyers choosing Chevrolet models over competitors across multiple regions and months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Polk & Co
Plans For Installing New Pocahontas Officers
Kewanna Council No 156 of the Degree of Pocahontas announced the appointment of Madeline Brandt of Fort Bragg as district deputy to succeed Opal Kruger after two years in the post. She will take office July 8 at the installation in the IOOF Temple assisted by Ada Magee as Pocahontas. Invitations were extended to Redmen and their wives for the July 8 ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opal Kruger
Kewanna Council
Pocahontas
Madeline Brandt
Fort Bragg
Ada Magee
Odd Fellows Hall
IOOF
Pocahontas Actin
Kurger
Redmen
Girls State Names Mendocino Girl To County Office
Peggy M. Moore of Fort Bragg, a Mendocino County delegate to Girls State at Sacramento, was elected to the board of supervisors in the program. Girls State, run by the American Legion Auxiliary, gathers 351 girls from across California to train in citizenship with Whig and Tory parties forming imaginary governments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mendocino
Peggy M. Moore
Fort Bragg
Mendoscino County
Girls State
Sacramento
Board of Supervisors
The
American Legion
California
Whig
Tory
Committee on refreshments named at meeting
Public generally invited. President Marge Catenacci who presided at the meeting and other retiring officers will comprise the committee on refreshments. In addition to Mrs. Catenacci the committee includes Norva Ganter Lucille Webb Nathan Henderson Alice Mae Boster Virginia Gibson Anne Miller and Henry Ronco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge Catenacci
Catenacci
Norva Ganter
Lucille Webb
Nathan Henderson
Alice Mae Boster
Virginia Gibson
Anne Miller
Henry Ronco
Jean Heise Chosen For Post Abroad 1954 55
Miss Jean Heise of Ukiah has been chosen by the U S Air Force to teach Air Force dependent children at Moulins France for a year starting between August 1 and 15 1954 She will teach first and second grades and joins several hundred teachers selected from about two thousand applicants from the Berkeley interviews Her civil service appointment makes her a civilian employee of the Air Force with locations in France England and North Africa
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Jean Heise
Ukiah
Heise
Myrtle Heise
Jones Street
U.S. Air Force
Moulins
AL Ala Bane
Ltam LG Air Vase
Viahaus
Jean
Yokayo
Lafayette
Contra Costa County
Humboldt State College
Berkeley
The
Air Force
England
North Africa
Soroptimist Club Hears Dr Lie ber man on hospital admin
Dr Daniel Lieberman superintendant and medical director of Mendocino State Hospital spoke at the Ukiah Soroptimist Club luncheon at the Palace Hotel. He outlined hospital administration and his work, noting ways laymen may assist the mentally ill. Program chairman was Dr Olga Miller with Marion Wright presiding. guests included Bernice Meyer Margaret Orand Mauren Wedemeyer from Ukiah and Mabel Myers of Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Lieberman
Mendocino State Hospital
Olga Miller
Marion Wright
Bernice Meyer
Margaret Orand
Mauren Wedemeyer
Ukiah
Mabel Myers
Bakersfield
Hundred Attend Ukiah High class of 1934 reunion
More than half of the 69 members of the Ukiah High School class of 1934 gathered at Municipal Park Sunday for the first reunion. Families of the members joined in a picnic, each bringing a lunch, as old friends visited and exchanged news from the past twenty years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah High School
Browning Family Plans Southern California Vacation
Mr and Mrs E R Browning of Jones street depart Friday for a two week trip to southern California to visit relatives in San Bernardino Santa Barbara Ventura Huntington Park and Riverside Deep sea fishing and a Mexico excursion are planned Their three children Donna Rae Anna Marie and Bobby accompany them Donna Rae recently returned from St Marys of the Palms junior high in Mission San Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. R. Browning
Jones Street
California
San Bernardino
Santa Barbara
Ventura
Huntington Park
Riverside
Browning
Montgomery Ward
Ukiah
Ward
Mexico
Donna Rae
St. Mary's of the Palms
Mission San Jose
Anna Marie
Bobby
Octogenarian Here For First Visit In Thirty Years
Mr and Mrs W K Jamison welcomed old time friends on Saturday while Mr Lucien Cerf of San Francisco and former Ukiah resident visited over the weekend. Cerf's parents lived here half a century ago and his father ran a business. Cerf, then 80, had not returned to Ukiah in 30 years and noted many changes since the time Ukiah had about 150 residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Jamison
Lucien Cerf
San Francisco
Ukiah
Mr. Cerf
Auriel
Arthur
The
Clarion
Jamison
Cerf
Ukiah Couple Home From Oregon Trip
Ukiah residents Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Haines return from a western Oregon vacation trip. They met friends Mr. and Mrs. John Muir in Port Orford and attended the Rogue River Gem Show in Grants Pass. Collectors from Redwood City displayed gems as well. Mrs. Haines noted the agate display as outstanding and the couple collected stones for the Ukiah Stone and Gem club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. D. Haines
McPeak Stret
Oregon
John Muir
Port Orford
Muirs
Haines
Grants Pass
Rogue River
Redwood City
California
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Herb Walton
San Rafael
Walter Rapaport
Jessie Hildreth
Walton
Lieberman
Rapaport
Cober
State Farm Auto
State Farm Fire
State Farm Life
Carroll Vann
Ava
Tor
Alice
Union Square
W.K. Davis
Mrs. Schilder
Karen
Sam Caputos
Redwood Empire
Oakdale
Claude Allisons
Mendocino County
Ferdina Reinholt
John S. Sproul
Canada
Sausalito
Barbara
L. James
Edward W. James
Sproul
Wilford R. Sproul
Chicago
du Charme
W. K. Davises
Mrs. Davis
the Goudges
Ukiah Gem Club
Boston
Denver
Seattle
Pacific Telephone
Soroptimist Club
Dr. Lieberman
Southland
E. R. Brownings
Gkiah Daily Journal
East Standley Street
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