Goudge Sandkulla Tie The Knot In February Rite
Dawn Sandkulla and James Goudge wed in a February 29 ceremony at the Sandkulla home in Ukiah. Dawn is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sandkulla and James is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Goudge of Redwood Valley. The couple plan to live with the Benedicts while their Redwood Valley home is built. Dawn, a dental nurse, and James, employed at a local garage, attended Ukiah schools and have many local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawn Sandkulla
Bert Sandkulla
James Goudge
Cyril Goudge
Redwood Valley
Jeanih
Rene
Benedict
Jeannie Goudge
Sandkulia
Werner Holzhauser
Goudge
Benedit
Loch
Donald Gilmer
Kosmos Members To Fete Husbands
Kosmos club members prepare a potluck dinner tonight at 7 p.m. in the municipal club house with Mrs. G. F. Johnson as chairman assisted by Mrs. B. A. Banta and Mrs. Robert Williams. At the last meeting Mrs. Werner Holzhauser displayed dried leaf and pod arrangements and discussed storing such materials. Mrs. Arthur Romer hosted the prior meeting assisted by Mrs. Walter Higgins and others. she arranged spring flowers and pussy willows for the tea table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kosmos Club
G. F. Johnson
B. A.“Banta
Robert Williams
Pee
Werner Holzhauser
Arthur Romer
Chaman
Walter Higgins
A. B. Stipp
J. N. Stipp
Romer
Mrs Jenkins Returns From Vacation in Death Valley Trip
Elsie Jenkins returned last Saturday from a two week vacation visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Norm in Stevens of Barstow. The trio drove to Death Valley to Scotty's Castle, spent time in Las Vegas, and visited Hoover Dam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Jenkins
Normin Stevens
Barstow
Death Valley
Scotty's Castle
Las Vegas
Hoover Dam
Gil Scouts Present Program for Grange
Ukiah Grange No. 419 held its regular session on March 2 with first and second degrees given to 11 candidates. Ukiah members Jackie Dean Jr Dewey and Kathryn Ragsdale Joe and Gloria Strong and Mary Ann Wright were among those honored. Laytonville residents Wynn Powers Clyde Thomas and Jim Carter joined others from Willits. Girl Scout Troop No. 5 received awards during the program hour, one new Tenderfoot joined, and badges were handed to earners. Grange pledged aid to Mendocino County 4 H clubs. next meeting March 16 will present third and fourth degrees with a potluck preceding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Grange No. 419
Ukiah
Jackie Dean, Jr
Dewey
Kathryn Ragsdale
Joe
Gloria Strong
Mary Ann Wright
Wynn Powers
Willits
Clyde Thomas
Jim Carter
Laytonville
Girl Scout Troop No. 5
Ukiah Grange
Walter Heady
Grange
Mendocino County
Howard McGuffin
Estelle McGuffin
Lamar Tucker
George Daskam
Cultus Club hears guest speaker on United Nations trip
Ann McFarling spoke at the Cultus club meeting in Mrs. Wm Nelmey Smith’s home about her summer trip to the United Nations and Washington. She, an essay winner in a Rebekah and Odd Fellows contest, presented slides of the UN building and notable sites in New York and Washington. Guests included Wanda Myszka and Mrs. B C McFarling, with the next meeting set for March 13. Humboldt Bay named for Baron Alexander von Humboldt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann McFarling
Cultus Club
Wm. Nelmey Smith
S. F. Mitchell
United Nations
Washington, D. C
Miss McFarling
Rebekah and
Odd Fellows Lodges
New York
Wanda Myszka
B. C. McFarling
Melvin McRae
S-Sgt Niderost’s Wedding at Fairchild AFB Chapel
S-Sgt Edward J. Niderost son of Mr and Mrs Antone Niderost of Ukiah married Yvonne Steil in a February ceremony at George Wright Chapel Fairchild Air Force Base Washington Chaplain Richard Black officiated The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Kirnbaum of Spokane wore pale orchid satin gown with lace bodice and finger tip veil A reception followed in Union Hall Bridesmaids Muriel Kienbaum and another sister wore pale green and pink carnations Best man Dale Muncy Usher Don Riley and several relatives assisted The benedict’s mother Mrs Antone Niderost attended in Spokane Niderost a 1950 Ukiah High School graduate entered the Air Force January post basic at Lackland and has served at Victorville Iceland and Korea He reenlisted for six years in January and has family ties in Washington and Spokane
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward J. Niderost
Antone Niderost
Washington Avenue
Ukiah
Yvonne Steil
George Wright Chapel
Fairchild Air Force Base
Washington
Richard Black
Oscar K. Kirnbaum
Spokane
Wash
Robert Mullins
Muriel Kienbaum
Dale Muncy
Don Riley
Union Hall
Catherine Cooper
Fairfield
Dixie Kienbaum
Della Ruth Roy
Valleyford
Patricia Jensen
Benedict
Teacher Tells Work of Church College
Miss Mary Genevieve Lewis, English teacher at Warren Wilson Junior College in Swannanoa, N C, spoke at the Redwood Presbyterial opening session on March 1 in Vallejo. The meeting, covering Mendocino to Sonoma counties, was attended by seven Ukiah Presbyterian Women’s Society members led by Mrs. W J Mellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Presbyterial
Mendocino
Humboldt
Lake
Napa
Marin
Sonoma
Presbyterian Women’s Society of
Ukiah
First Presbyterian Church
Vallejo
W. J. Mellis
Walter Sandelin
R. H. Dennen
Lloyd Bittenbender
John Raffety
Lorenzo Fracchia
William Morris
Ray Foster
Novato
Redwood
Presbyterian Board of National Missions
Lewis
Dorothy Wagner
San Francisco
Western Area
Presbyterian Board of Foreign Missions
Read Estate Values At 38442 Inheritance Tax Report
The estate of Thomas Albert Read of Ukiah, who died July 3, 1955, had a fair market value of 38442.24 dollars per an inheritance tax report on file in the superior court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas A. Read
Thomas Albert Read
Ukiah
Ukiah Women Visit Cameron Mission in Chinatown
Mrs. W. J. Mellis, president of the Presbyterian Women's Society, and Mrs. A. S. Fraga spent a day in San Francisco on February 24 visiting the Donaldina Cameron House in Chinatown, a Presbyterian mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinatown
Donaldina Cameron
W. J. Mellis
The
Presbyterian Women’s Society
A. S. Fraga
San Francisco
Donaldina Cameron House
San Pwraneisen
Miss Donaldina Cameron House Mission Noted in Chinatown
The mission named for Miss Donaldina Cameron in 1869 aids displaced Chinese girls in Chinatown. It runs child care classes for young mothers and offers space for 400 Sunday school youngsters weekly. Margaret Kuhn spoke on Social Education and Action. Three western area church board members attended. A tour of the house followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenese
Donaldina Cameron
Chinatown
Lo Mo
Presbyterian Church of
Ukiah
Margaret Kuhn
Philadelphia
Presbyterian National Board of Christian Education
Western Area Church Board
Potter Valley Play School Style Show March 13
The Potter Valley Play School association presents a fashion show themed Lollipops to Lullabyes from pre school days to parenthood. At Potter Valley Grange hall on Tuesday March 13 at 8 p.m. It is the third annual fundraiser. Models include nursery through high school ages, mothers and fathers, and expectant mothers. Door prizes and free refreshments. Tickets from club members or sponsoring merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley Play School Association
Potter Valley
Club Members See Movie On Fossils
The Ukiah Stone and Gem club held its March 1 meeting at the municipal clubhouse. A fossils film was shown and thanks extended to the Homer Minton family for the screen. Francis Danielson planned the program. Carl Jensen presented a marcasite specimen. Montana agate will be offered at the next meeting. Painted Canyon slides will be shown. Herman Allen was made an honorary member. M. G. Garland will cut and polish a rough stone to a mounted gem. Guests included Gwendolyn Morris and son Stephen, Ella R. Muir. Refreshments served by Susan Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Stone and Gem Club
Municipal
Homer Minton
Francis Danielson
Carl Jensen
Montana
M. G. Garland
Gwendolyn E. Morris
Stephen
Ella R. Muir
Susan Haines
St Patrick's Dinner Planned by Church
The Improvement Club of Holy Trinity Episcopal church will host a St Patrick's Day corned beef and cabbage dinner in the Guild hall on West Henry street on Saturday March 17. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Improvement Club
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Guildhall
West Henry Street
Clipper Club Style Show Set For March 24 At Church
The First Presbyterian Clipper club hosts a fabric fashion show and luncheon at 12 30 p m Saturday March 24 with Mrs Russell Johnson as general chairman and a committee including Mrs Kenneth Ballou Mrs Ted Burnette Mrs George Porter Mrs Arthur Romer and Mrs Douglas Cruickshank Cotton will be queen and ward robes for all occasions will be shown by church teens and needlework fans are urged to save the date
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Presbyterian Church
Clipper Club
Russell Johnson
Kenneth Ballou
Ted Burnette
George Porter
Arthur Romer
Douglas Cruickshank
Cotton
Mothers Club to Prepare Layettes for Needy Families
Ukiah Mothers club nears completion of the first layette for needy families. Mrs William Baker of Redwood Valley chairs the project after the Tuesday meeting at Mrs Ernest Baton's home. New member Betty Brooks welcomed. Next gathering planned for April 3 at Mrs John Ernes home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Mothers Club
William Baker
Redwood Valley
Ernest Baton
Angelo Pardini
Betty Brooks
Jayette
Leonard Reese
J. Turula
John Ernes
Presbyterian Women Plan Circle Meets
The Presbyterian Women's Society schedules afternoon circles for Thursday March 15 at 2 p.m. Circle 1 chaired by Mrs. E H Barker meets at Mrs. George P Anderson's home 421 North Oak Street. Circle 2 chaired by Mrs. William Boyle meets with Mrs. Truman Hayes at 438 North Bus Street. Circle 3 chaired by Mrs. John Raffety meets with Mrs. F L Brown at 544 Mendoza Drive. Circle 4 chaired by Mrs. W H Wadsworth meets at Mrs. Jack Sweeley's Regina Heights home. Evening Circle 5 meets March 22 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. George Lake's 478 Cochrane Avenue with cohostess Mrs. George Bradley. Circle chairman is Mrs. John Seaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Women's Society
E. H. Barker
George P. Anderson
North Oak Street
William Boyle
Truman Hayes
North Bus. Street
John Raffety
F. L. Brown
Mendocino Drive
W. H. Wadsworth
Jack Sweeley
Regina Heights
George Lake
Cochrane Avenue
George Bradley
John Seaton
Emblem Club Outlines March Plans and Budget
March activities include a ravioli supper, food sale, and Easter basket sale with home made items. Budget approval dominates meeting chaired by Mrs Lee Conroy. co chairs Mrs Dom Crinnella and Mrs John Drivell. Gift of 50 dollars agreed for Crescent City Emblem flood relief. March 23 social date set. charter chairs and stenciling tasks noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Conroy
Emblem Club
Dom Crinnella
John Drivell
Fred Butt
J. C. Penney
Elks
Crianella
Howard Tuttle
Crescent City
Crescent City club ceremony under Supreme President
The Crescent City club held a February 17 ceremony presided by Supreme President Mrs. Clara Miller. Roadies in the supreme installing suite chatted with Crescent City ladies at the reception after ceremonies. Hostess committee included Mrs. L. A. Balcom. Edith Murphey left Covelo for a Glendale vacation of about six weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crescent City
Supreme
Clara Miller
Supreme Installing
Edith Murphey
Covelo
Glendale
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Kosmos
Mrs. Jenkins
Ken
South Highway
Gil
Humboldt Bay
Baron Alexander von Humboldt
Sgt. Niderost
Church College
PTE Aan
Board of Foreign Missions
Ellanore Ewing
Board of National Missions
Elizabeth Manuel
Board of Christian Education
Chui
Chinese Presbyterian Church
Mothers Club
Presbyterian Women Plan Circle
NORGE
Homestead
Ukiah Emblem Club No. 148
Elks Hall
Dom Crinella
Ukiah Club
Frank Crane
Ruth Sherwood
Louis Loosley
Herman Runkel
Cecil Kambak
Bruce Lombard
Mark King
W. Eb, Grady
C. K. Ballou
Clair Morrison
Claire Anderson
George Lutge
Thomas Curtain
John Driven
Burt Banzhaf
Supreme District
Robert Eshleman
Niles Oakley
Don Crawford
L. A. Balcom
Lenweselsky
Ernest Bertoloni
A. Bacci
Aus
East Standley Street
P. G
Seaton
P. G. and
Bendix Blackstone Easy
Frigidaire
General Electric Hamilton
Norge Speed
Queen
RCA
Whirlpool
Westinghouse
Rheem
Wedgewood
California
PGE
Pueyic Gas and Electric Company
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