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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1972
Page
2
The Health Workshop led by Dr Donald DeMartini ended its semester with a surprise baby shower for Mrs DeMartini Wednesday evening at Pomolita school. Akash donation for the new baby was preserved by class members enrolled. Cake and coffee were served from a decorated table with a tree holding baby items.
Mendocino artisans from across the county will showcase arts and performance at Ukiah Municipal Park in an open air fair replacing the May Fair. The Actors Workshop from Ukiah High will perform two Canterbury Tales plays after 4 p.m. The event includes community work beyond high school students with details from Amy Wilkinson and Rodney Mayfield.
Rosary will be held tonight at 7 30 at Zimmerman Mortuary for Marianna Bartolomei 84 of 220 Stipp Lane who died Thursday after a long illness in a local hospital Requiem Mass will be read at St Mary of the Angels Catholic Church Saturday at 10 a m by Father Louis Persano Interment will be at Ukiah Catholic Cemetery She was born in Coreglia Italy and lived in Ukiah 60 years widow of Robert Bartolomei who died in 1967 Survived by four sons Anthony Harry Angelo and Clarence a daughter Aimee Pallini 12 grandchildren and siblings in Italy and a brother Egido Tognéri in Alhambra Pallbearers include Telmo Bartolomei Raymond Bartolomei Ray Bartolomei Louis Bartolomei Jr Lloyd Venturi and Donald Gianneschini
James Madison the shortest US president stood five feet four inches tall. The note recalls his modest height in contrast to larger leaders and marks a detail in presidential history.
Ukiah police report a mid morning burglary at Mrs Ila Barber 577 Clara Avenue. Thieves took 38 dollars while she shopped briefly leaving home unlocked. Later Mitchell Failor 17 Ukiah claimed the money as his.
Absentee ballots must be requested by May 30 with return by 5 p.m. June 5 at the courthouse Room 15. The writer endorses Propositions 1 and 8 yes and all others no with caution on 2, 3, and 9.
A local column recalls mail delays in Calpelia blamed on others beating the mailman to bags. Janet waits at home for tax returns, spending it quickly. Graduates and merchants are tied to next week gifts and a photo feature in Ukiah Daily Journal. Local humor and business tips follow.
A Redding law firm filed in Superior Court a 150000 suit for Jimmy Neese against Boise Cascade over a Dec 21 accident at a particleboard plant north of Ukiah. Neese, while working for A J Zinda Co, reportedly worked 21 feet aloft without rails, fell injuring his head back left foot and right wrist, and faces possible permanent disability. Damages cover general claims plus medical expenses and lost earnings.
Capt. Hays Hickey of the California Highway Patrol Ukiah area urges careful driving for the holiday weekend. He notes many use the time to relax, camp, visit, or travel, while CHP prioritizes safety for the millions on the roads. Last Memorial Day weekend saw 51 fatalities in California traffic accidents.
Two elderly residents and a two year old suffered minor injuries Thursday afternoon in a crash at the Dora and Smith streets intersection. Theresa Adeline Ray and Harry Murl Smith were treated and released by private physicians. The report says Mrs. Ray stopped at a stop sign and pulled into Mr. Smiths path. Major auto damage noted. No citation issued. investigation ongoing.
Funeral services for Glen Melvin Dunn aged 39 are set for Monday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Portola California. Burial will be at Mohawk Cemetery in Mohawk with survivors including his wife Geneva Dunn two daughters Delores and Maria Dunn and his parents in Ukiah California.
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