Bay View Bible School Hints Attract Local Youth
Local notes describe Bay View Bible School classes from 8:30 to 11:30 Monday through Friday with intermediates taught by org.Martin and Mrs Patri and juniors by Mrs Inront and Mrs. Edna Dut Weé primary by Mrs Haze and Mrs Daisy Jackson. Other items mention a Tomkiyap Campfire Girls outing at Russian Gulch State Park and various visits and graduations of local families including Berry and Burroughs guests, along with travel updates and attendance at a Giants game.
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ONVILLE _ The
Bay
Rowe Kingwell
Social notes and local events in San Francisco area
Mrs Teving McCoy plans to see off a party at the ship in San Francisco if apace is available. Nedwood Squares reduce meeting to weekly, first intermediate group on Tuesdays. Mrs Irving McCoy hosted a bridge party at Tumblingme D Guest Ranch with luncheon and two tables of bridge. Attendees included Mrs Mer vin Perkins, Mrs Archie McDougahl, Mrs Culbert Fleissner, Mrs Winter Salsig, Mrs Thomas J Clark, Mrs Joel Rielly, Mrs Earl Ford, Mrs Dick Winkler, Mrs John Ornham and Mrs McCoy. prize winners were Mrs Ford high, Mrs Fleissner second, Mrs McDougal consolation. Forest Theatre Group held June meeting at Emil Rossi home. Mrs Robert Batterson won high, Mrs Cecil Gowan consolation. Mr and Mrs Tvan Lawson traveled to Fort Bragg for grandson Kenneth Lawson’s graduation among 98 graduates. District Deputy Grange meeting attended by Mr and Mrs Frederick Clark and daughters Betty Ann and Ethel Lucy at Wisteria Hall in Sacramento. Mrs Rea and children in Scottsdale, Arizona with Warren Austin family. Mrs Ingram attending Tempe University summer session.
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Irving McCoy
Mervin Perkins
Archie McDougahl
Culbert Fleissner
Winter Salsig
Ford
Fleissner
McDougal
The
Forest Theatre Group
Emil Rossi
Robert Batterson
Cecil Gowan
Tvan Lawson
Fort Bragg
Kenneth
Myr
Elmer Lawson
Grange
Frederick Clark
Betty Ann
Ethel Lucy
Sacramento
Wisteria Hall
Rea
Scottsdale
Arizona
Warren Austin
Ingram
Tempe University
Tempe
Ike's Foreign Aid Bill Trimmed by House Panel
The House Appropriations Committee cut 872 million dollars from President Eisenhower's foreign aid plan for the year starting July 1, proposing new military and economic aid totaling 3,078,002,500 dollars. The Administration had sought 2,950,902,500 dollars. the committee’s cut surpassed the request by 597,500,000 dollars in a compromise authorization bill nearing submission to the White House.
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Washington
UPI
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
White House
California dairy industry in age of specialization
George S. Bulkley, Carnation Company extension director, told 400 California Agricultural Teachers Association members at Cal Poly that dairying is increasingly specialized and no longer profitable for sideline herds or absentee management. He warned of limited export demand, stressed herd management, and outlined future tech like protective milk, hay wafers, and better sanitation to boost efficiency and market stability.
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San Luis Obispo
California
George S. Bulkley
Los Angeles
Carnation Company
California Agricultural Teachers Association
California Stae Polytechnic College
North Carolina State College
Bulkley
Cairying
Seattle
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Marion Claw
W. D. Devine
Berrys
William Berry
John Burroughs
Julie. . Burroughs
Anderson Valley High School
Oregon Tech
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Ukiah
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Nmré
Marvin Coons
Miran
Harold Dutton
Run Don
Seals Stadium
Nice
Billy Graham
Moe
Homer Mannix
Fidge
Mr. Mannix
Ruth’ Mannix
Call
Oh ‘Omapaun
Boonel
Winona Tomenoney Xe Na Vieave
San Francisco
Santa Ithe Grace Lines
Alcapuldix Way
Teving McCoy
Nedwood
Yer ‘Wasington
Y. Mountain
Yew
Ike
Statue of Justice
Federal Building
St. Louis
Mendocino-Lake Savings
North State Stret
Ravar
Union Oil
Union Oil Company OF California
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