Sooner Couple to Celebrate 50 Years in Ukiah
Richard E. Cooper and Elizabeth May White mark fifty years of marriage dating from March 18, 1922 in Liberal Kansas. Daughters Billie Sullivan and Ila Totten host March 26 open house at Ukiah Grange Hall with family hour and entertainment. couple spent most of life in construction and service across Kansas Oklahoma and California.
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Sooner
Liberal
Kansas
Richard E. Cooper
Elizabeth May White
Billie Louise Sullivan
San Francisco
Ira May Totten
Atascadero
Ukiah Grange Hall
Coopers
Builtmore
Shady Grove
Ukiah
Cooper
Coyote Dam
Okla
Missouri
California
Billie
Virgil Sullivan
Bethleham Steel
Ila
West Coast
Pacific
Bay Area
Cooper’s
Wichita Times
Doolen
Understanding egg grades and storage basics
Grade AA eggs are the highest quality and best for poaching or frying, with firm whites. Grade A eggs look good and are also suitable for most uses, while Grade B eggs are less attractive and mainly for cooked dishes. Refrigerated eggs stay best for about a week for optimal flavor and cooking quality.
Miscellaneous Egg Quality Advice and Tips
The piece cautions about eggs stored long in refrigerators developing off flavors and losing thickening ability. It explains that a green ring between yolk and white in hard boiled eggs comes from a sulfur iron reaction. To avoid this, cook below boiling, simmer 20 to 25 minutes, and cool promptly if not eaten hot.
Official Visit Planned by Ukiah Native Daughters
Ukiah Parlor No 263 plans for the grand president Virgilia McCoombs Morado Parlor No 199 Modesto to visit on April 3. Initiation of a new member to be held tonight at 8 at the Saturday Afternoon Club. Attendees from Ukiah include Mrs Hersey Robb Bob Gilgen Vee Byers Donald Buchanan Alta Dillingham Sally Robb. A cocktail hour and dinner precede the 8 15 meeting at the House of Garner.
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Native Daughters of the Golden West
Ukiah
Virgilia McCoombs
Morado
Modesto
Sonoma
Santa Rosa
el Dorado Hotel
The
Mesdames
Hersey Robb
Bob Gilgen
Vee Byers
Donald Buchanan
Garden Club Luncheon and Meetings Planned
Geraniums subject leads to a Wednesday luncheon at 11 30 a.m. at the Green Barn preceding the 1 30 Garden Club meeting at the Garden House. Members are asked to bring geranium cuttings for exchange. Minnie Bates will speak on geraniums. An executive supper is set for March 23 at 6 30 p.m. at the Garden House. Mrs Ernest Schaefer to discuss Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens. Garden Tea and Tour slated for May 21. New members will be hosted at a tea on April 5 at 1 30 at the Garden House.
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Green Barn
Garden Club
Garden House
Minnie Bates
Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens
Ernest Schaefer
Elena Bell Honored At Ukiah Luncheon
More than 70 residents from business and social groups gathered at the House of Garner to honor Elena Bell coordinator of volunteer services at Mendocino State Hospital who has sold her Ukiah home and moved to the bay area. The event included remarks by John Nelson and gifts from friends and associates. Bell expressed affection for Ukiah and intent to visit often as Byron Maye prepared chicken cordon bleu.
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Ukiah
House of Garner
Elena Bell
Mendeocino State Hospital
Bay Area
Bell
Ukiah Garden Club
Soroptimists
AAUW
Garden Club
Community Concert
Ukiah Daily Journal
Women's Golf Club
Daily News
The
State Hospital
Byron Maye
Martha
Cow Palace
Ukiah's
New Rodeo Association Formed In Potter Valley Area
A January formed Russian River Rodeo Association will hold its next meeting March 21 at 7 30 p m at Potter Valley Community High School. Open to those 12 and older the group aims to unite rodeo and gymkhana enthusiasts. Officers include Bill Jones president Joe Fish vice president Sandy Fish secretary Peggy Wood treasurer and Denny Watkins sergeant at arms. Ernie Groscup and Danny Steadman chair fund raising.
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Russian River Rodeo Association
Potter Valley Community High School
Bill Jones
Joe Fish
Sandy Fish
Peggy Wood
Denny Watkins
Ernie Groscup
Potter Valley
Danny Steadman
Ukiah
Newlyweds Make Home on Henry Street in Mendocino County
Mr and Mrs Edward Charles Reece formerly of Ukiah hold their first home at 512 Henry Street after marrying January 15 at the Saturday Afternoon Club Judge Hale McCowen officiated The bride Miss Yates wore a white satin gown with nylon chiffon sleeves and carried a feathered muff They celebrated with a four tier green and white wedding cake and a buffet luncheon prepared by family The couple spent a coastal weekend at Navarro by the Sea before moving in
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Henry Street
Reece
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Ukiah
Hale McCowen
Clifford Yates
Wesley Graham
Larry McGrew
James Ricketts
Graham
Tony Pizzuto
George Myrland
Sharron Whitaker
Mesdames
Pizzuto
Myrland
Edna Lance
Robert Montgomery
Arthur Osborne
Mike Paoli
Joseph McEntire
Harry Steinbrenner
Edward Reece
Kimberly, Ann Saunders
Community Event Calendar For Ukiah And Nearby Areas
March 7 Ukiah Promenaders workshop 8 to 10 p.m. Frank Zeek School Bud Grass caller March 7 Senior Citizens card party 7 p.m. 601 N State Street March 7 Free films on public education 7 30 p.m. Mendocino County Library Building March 7 League of Women Voters evening unit 7 45 p.m. home of Mrs Dwain Blocher 300 S Dora Street Topic Education March 8 Bilingual Bicultural meeting 7 30 Yokayo School library March 8 League of Women Voters morning unit 9 45 a.m. home of Mrs Caleb Wells 790 N Pine Street Topic Education March Frank Zeek PTA 7 p.m. school auditorium Winners School Chorus March 8 Committee of Women Activities Ukiah Grange 8 p.m. home of Virginia Shield Safari Trailer Park March 8 Senior Citizens low cost meals 11 30 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. 601 S State Street Knitting class 2 to 4 p.m
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Ukiah
Frank Zeek
Bud Grass
N. State Street
Mendocino County
League of Women Voters
Dwain Blocher
S. Dora Street
Yokayo School Library
Caleb Wells
Pine Street
Navy Groom-to-Be Plans Ukiah Wedding in July
George Allen of the United States Navy will wed Kathleen Flores daughter of Mrs Yvonne Sprague Ellen Lynn Road Redwood Valley in July when he returns to Ukiah from duty aboard the USS John Marshall nuclear submarine Allen son of Mr and Mrs Delbert Allen 226 Carleton Drive was on leave in January met at a Ukiah Grange Hall gathering Both Ukiah High School graduates Allen serves in New London Conn and Kathleen studies at Healds Business College in San Francisco She returned to Ukiah in November The couple told their parents in February before Allen left for his ship and plan to live in Connecticut after marriage
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Yvonne Sprague
Ellen Lynn
Redwood Valley
Ukiah Grange Hall
Ukiah High School
Allen
Navy
New London, Conn
Healds Business College
San Francisco
Ukiah
Connecticut
John Keller to Speak at Mendocino Historical Society Luncheon
The Mendocino County Historical Society meets at Redwood Valley Grange Hall on March 12 with John Keller speaking. Luncheon at 12 30 served by the Grange, a 2 50 donation requested for Swiss steak. Reservations with Lila Lee 603 W Perkins. Attendance open to non members.
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John Keller
Mendocino County Historical Society
Redwood Valley
Grange Hall
The
Grange
Jacksonville Boys Assist Police Patrol Team
In Jacksonville Florida a group of youths ride in patrol cars as a community policing team rather than offenders. The program pairs local youths with officers to aid neighborhood safety and build trust.
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Jacksonville
Florida
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Fae Woodward
Henry
Edward Charles Reece
Kimberly Arin Saunders
Karen Paoli
Navarro By the Sea
State Street
George Allen
United States Navy
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USS
John Marshal
Allen Is
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Carleton Drive
Lila Lee
W. Perkins Street
Slim
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Carroll D. Vann State Farm
State Farm ‘Fire and Casuality Company
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Illinois
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Beltone
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