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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1963
Page
5
The Bomo Shrine Club announces a Maple Thursday meeting with newly elected officers led by Sbrana as guardian of Green Foose. The stag affair will feature Raul Poulos from Map promising another excellent dinner, following last issue's supper.
Leslie Isle of Pomolita, a Cypress Avenue daughter of Ray and Mrs Isle, wins a piano etude scholarship. Carol Peterson from Covelo High School plays viola and Philip Puterhaugh of Ukiah High School trombone. Finals are Saturday in Santa Rosa under Ukiah chair Mrs Donald Darby and staff at Ukiah High School.
A theft at Porter's Tire Service of Ukiah led police to about 387.50 in tires and tubes stolen within the past week. A 20 year old Willits man, caught stealing tubes at a Burns Tire Service branch, is being questioned along with suspected Burns thefts and the Porter grand thefts.
Funeral services were held yesterday at Eversole Mortuary for Mrs. Lucy Carter a Humboldt County resident for 55 of her 82 years who died in a Ukiah hospital. She was the widow of William Carter and survived by three sons John Ralph and Ernest and a daughter Mrs Lee Morrison along with 18 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services were conducted by Rev Fred Pritchard and burial was in Ukiah Cemetery.
Costa confronts Oren over a confrontation involving a deputy and a grip of physical action. Costa reaches for a sap as Oren releases the pressure and departs. The case resumes with Costa denying mistreatment of Vedele and a witness list set for forthcoming court questioning and testimony.
A partially legible OCR fragment notes a meeting involving a secretary, a conference, and an event on a Thursday in Patina Ure. Several names and dates are garbled, but the core action appears to involve a formal gathering with unidentified attendees and discussions.
United Press International reports Governor selects Leverette D. House to the Alcoholic Beverage Control Appeals Board and Ralph Wicd to the Real Estate Commission, succeeding Milton Gordon. Senate informally signals Braden's reappointment to the Board of Education. Critics push antidangerous drug bills and language instruction deadline while health panel pauses action on detergent bans.
Richard Qudra and Patrick Morehouse pleaded not guilty in Ukiah Justice Court to charges of escaping from the San Quentin Honor Camp. They were bound over to Superior Court. Cudra and Morehouse are scheduled for preliminary hearings at 4:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. on April 1 respectively.
Local shop Acme Auto Trim offers auto upholstery and repairs in Ukiah led by Jack Stewart with 24 years in the field. They provide seam repair seat covers tops carpets and padding using quality fabrics serving Mendocine and Lake counties with guaranteed satisfaction.
Typhoid outbreak leaves Zermatt Swiss ski resort a near ghost town as hotels and restaurants shut down. About 200 people, including several locals, have fallen ill and two ZerMat residents have died. Authorities consider a food and water supply line from Goth to curb the spread while outside aid may bring in uncontaminated provisions.
UPI reports Rich Niemann at seven feet minus a quarter inch and John O'Brien at six feet six inches play on the same DuBourg High School basketball team in St Louis.
In El Paso the Estes fraud trial goes before a federal jury today. Bitte Sol Estes faces twelve counts of mail fraud, one of interstate transportation of fraudulent documents, and one of conspiracy to commit fraud. The defense sought changes to the jury charge as UPI reports.
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