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Newspaper
Ukiah Daily Journal
Location
Ukiah, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1963
Page
3
An article describes a Ukiah couple defying claims of early marriages. It details their social circle, neighbors, and family interactions, noting a community event with relatives and friends celebrating at a store gathering and at home.
A chaotic OCR passes details of a community event titled Chicken Dinner For Fun Night At Pome Shrine. It notes reservations and member involvement with names like Frances Brown and Ves Lewis Fooshraina, but the text is garbled and partially unreadable. The scattered lines reference a fundraiser or social gathering with a claimed reveal or entertainment segment.
A jumble of dates and locations outlines various League of Women Voters unit meetings and related civic events. Notable mentions include a United Nations Development Decade discussion, Episcopalian women’s meetings, and PTA gatherings.
Kosmos members discuss new points on ceramics in a dense, informal session. The group covers material techniques, finishing options, and practical applications amid scattered notes and dialogue.
A garbled OCR entry describes a Paisley pattern new for ceiling use with mentions of Peters Thor a ee berry and various unreadable phrases. The readable fragments point to a design update and attribution to a maker or supplier, but most of the text is indecipherable.
A garbled notice lists tickets on hand for an upcoming event. Mentions Garten Phetiae and Pie Wo Chay Street Wis, with references to telecryters, strict attire, and a social gathering. Several names and addresses appear obscured, along with plans for a dinner and possible reservations at Mantle Avenues.
Ukiah artist Mrs. Mastenbroek displays oil paintings The Cook and The Dancer at Savings Bank of Mendocino County born in Holland she moved to Ukiah from Holland about two years ago and has since become active in local arts circles.
In York UPI report, Women's American ORT, with 60,000 members and 1,000 delegates at its 17th national biennial, champions upgrading vocational schools to curb unemployment and juvenile delinquency. President Mrs. Max M. Rosenberg says jobs exist but workers are scarce, urging community action and dignity in labor. ORT operates 600 schools in 20 countries, stressing rehabilitation through training and non political, nonprofit aims.
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