Beta Sigma Phi Plans Easter Seal Fund Bridge Parties
Beta Sigma Phi Theta Eta chapter members in Ukiah plan a series of bridge parties and coffee breaks to support the Easter Seal campaign for crippled children. Events run through next week at local homes with hostesses named. county-wide campaign literature goes out March 9. Goal for the year is 6,100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Theta Eta
Beta Sigma Pili
Wallace Bralich
Bralich
Norman Williamson
Ben Farmer
Roger Wren
Ed Groves
Henry Murdock
Ben Baskin
Bridge In the Groves
East Perkins Street
Chester Hill, Jr
Ukiah Village
Fred Haley
Ernest Bacigalupi
Jack Lewis
Wilmer Shields
Bridge
Lewis
Yokayo Drive
Robert Jensen
Jackson Morrow
Walter Eversole
Carroll Ornham
Eversole
Lindley Ford
Neil Hucson
Robert Simoncini
Thomas Wipf
Robert Brown
C. Robert Shore
Beta Sigma Phi
Lutheran Women LWMS Meeting Discusses Mission Projects
The Lutheran Women's Missionary League held its regular monthly meeting led by Mrs. Kenneth Jortes. A three person panel discussed district convention topics in Oakland on April 30 with speakers on New Guinea Nigeria and district missions. Other items included canvass completion baby sitting for a new adult instruction class and pre Easter church beautification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran Women's Missionary League
Kenneth Jortes
Erwin Martin
LWMS
Oakland
John Nichols
New Guinea
Dale Davis
Nigeria
Albert C. Young
Tore Olstac
Gena Anderson
Epworth Fellowship To Discuss City Government Problems
The Epworth Fellowship hosts a family pot luck dinner at the Methodist church social hall on Friday March 9 at 6 30 p m. After dinner children have supervised activities and active games while others join an discussion on Our City Government and Its Problems with reservations handled by Mrs Alberta Williams and Mrs Gerald Moran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Epworth Fellowship
Alberta Williams
Gerald Moran
Program Announced For Record Hour in Ukiah Library
The story of Stephen Foster continues at the Ukiah Public Library on Saturday March 10 at 10 30 a m in the young peoples room. The biography used is Stephen Foster His Life by Catherine Peare. The tale resumes where Foster becomes famous with Oh Susanna as songs like Camptown Races Old Folks at Home Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair Ring Ring De Banjo and Beautiful Dreamer remain to be played.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen ‘Foster
Young Peoples
Ukiah Public Library
Stephen Foster
Catherine Peare
Young Foster
Oh Susanna
Camptown
Jeanie
Ring
Banjo
Dreamer
Potter Valley Couple Begin Leisure Trip
Mr and Mrs Emerson Brooks of Potter Valley depart for a vacation starting in Carmel valley for ten days They will visit Volmer Peter son and his wife former Potter Valley residents Then they travel to Walnut Creek before visiting Joe and Maude E Brooks Healdsburg on return Maude Brooks Mrs Brooks mother accompanies prior to departure
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson Brooks
Potter Valley
Carmel Valley
Volmer Peterson
Walnut Creek
Joe Wilson
Brooks
Maude E. Brooks
Healdsburg
Coyote Valley 4-H Club Meets Friday
The Coyote Valley 4-H club will meet Friday in the Farm Bureau building at 7 30 p.m. On the agenda is a discussion of a community improvement activity. Home economics will be introduced by Mrs Clarissa Davina and Mrs George Seward. Mrs Seward the club leader and Warren Davina junior leader will explain 4-H club work tonight March 8 at 5 30 p.m. on KUKI radio. A group of four to six new members are expected to enroll at tomorrow night's meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote Valley
Garden Club Meeting on Wednesday in Ukiah
The Ukiah Garden club hosts the final program in a landscape series at the municipal clubhouse on Wednesday, March 14, at 1 30 p m. Berkeley speaker Andrew Golzenberg will discuss General Landscaping Problems with practical tips on drainage walks patios patio house relations shrub and flower selection. Mrs Craig Bosworth is program chairman with hostess chairwoman Mrs LD Courtwright and committee members Athol Holi Mary Hughes E C Cox and Al Anton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah Garden Club
Municipal
Andrew Golzenberg
Berkeley
Craig Bosworth
LD. Courtwright
Athol Holi
Mary Hughes
E. C. Cox
al Anton
Switzerland Program To Be Shown At Saturday Meeting
A Saturday afternoon event will present a Switzerland slide program for entertainment. Erda Coppeler, a European native, will host with introduction by program chairman Mrs Nicholas Zbitnoff. Florence Owens serves as hostess with aides Mrs R O Foster Mrs G F Johnson Mrs A C Fendleton Mrs Emilie Matt and Mrs William O'Brien.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
Erda Coppeler
Europe
Coppeler
Nicholas Zbitnoff
Florence Owens
R. O. Foster
G. F. Johnson
A. C. Fendleton
Emilie Matt
William O'Brien
District BPWC Meet to be Held March 18
District BPWC Meet in Redwood Empire District will convene March 18 at 10 30 a m in the Palace hotel Ukiah. District officers will conduct a school for incoming officers while Alice Mather prepares program planning and officers will be elected. Luncheon at 12 50 costs 1 50 with reservations due by March 10 to Marian Marvin chair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood F Empire
Business and Professional Women's Clubs, Inc
Palace Hotel
Ukiah
Alice Mather
Marian R. Marvin
Talmage Couple Welcome a Son
Mr and Mrs Robert Guidi Jr of Talmage are parents of a son born Saturday February 25 in Ukiah. The baby has an older brother Raymond. Mrs Guidi is president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert. Guidi, Jr
Talmage
Ukiah
Raymond
Guidi
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Easter Traditions Address Planned By Womens Group
The Rev J R Edgar of the Assembly of God church will speak to the Presbyterian Women's Society on Easter Traditions. Mrs Robert Dellberg introduces him. Dessert at 1 30 opens the meeting with Mrs George Lake chairing the hostess committee assisted by Mrs Alfred McKinney Mrs Willian Bromley and Mrs Fred Buddingh Elwood Oakley conducts the devotional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Edgar
Assembly of God Church
Presbyterian Women's Society
Robert Dellberg
George Lake
Alfred McKinney
Willian Bromley
Fred Buddingh
Elwood Oakley
Hopland gains cable TV service to residents
Chester Crain of Healdsburg wins franchise to cable Water Tank Hill signal for Hopland. He will erect a tower and string lines, charging 100 dollars per customer plus 2 50 dollars monthly service. Work starts within a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Crain
Healdsburg
Water Tank Hill
Hopland
Crain
Hopland Garden Club
Cloverdale Garden Club
Grange Hall
Mesdames Ruth Roundtree
Edna Harpe
Ruby Heitz
Mary Milone
Elizabeth Poor
Mary Pereira
Kathleen Gibson
Mary Fields
Laicile Lee
Mattie Hopper
Mamie Scammon
Williams
Santa Rosa
John Poor
Kathy Inez
Paul Cunningham
Bombo
Corning
Tom Wooley
Ukiah
Bill Wirt
Potter Valley
Ida Davis
Poor
Cunningham
Rambo
William Mason
Dave Stark
San Francisco
Hollis Clements
Willits
Oney Harmon
Clements
Northwestern Pacific Railroad
Ashurst
Rene Abert
Guild Hall
Tony Lucchetti
Jack Lee
Edna Hayes
Frank Ponzio
Chris Fredson
Geyserville
Arthur Pio
Eddie Pio
Watsonville
Tony Periera
F. E. Gibson
Fred Buckman
Walnut Cree
Elie Shaw
Frank Kay
Santa Cruz
Mendocino County
Covelo
Buck Cline
Ukiah General Hospital
Kimmey Dooly
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Don Macmillan
Hemorrhoids Treated Without Surgery by Dr Johnston
Dr Paul Johnston D C reports hemorrhoids cause pain and disorders and can be corrected by non surgical hemorrhoidolysis. The technique lets patients stay on the job during treatment and is described as highly successful and convenient. His Ukiah office is 461 North State Street and phone is Homestead 2 5493.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Johnston
D. C
Johnston
North State Street
Ukiah
Homestead
Calpella PTA Dinner and Grange Meeting Announced
March 17 marks the Calpella PTA annual dinner at Redwood Valley Grange hall with Jiggs menu and tickets sold by pupils. The Calpella PTA meets March 14 in the schoolhouse with a good citizenship program. Redwood Valley and Calpella pupils share a bus to a Potter Valley jamboree. Ebert and Ingram accompany groups. Rev Carl Jungkeit leads a winter youth retreat March 9–11 at Meteor Ranch Upper Lake with music and messages. Redwood Valley Grange Friday hosts Redwood Valley Calpella 4-H program. Fire dept responds to overheated stove at Johns Shack Calpella March 1 with smoke damage. The Burkharts visit from Arizona with relatives in Redwood Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redwood Valley Grange Hall
Calpella P-Ta
Jigg
Calpella Pta
Redwood Valley
Calpella
Potter Valley
Ebert
Ingram
Carl Jungkeit
Santa Rosa
American Sunday
Revival Meetings Begin March 11 At Local Church
Revival meetings start March 11 at Tebel Baptist Church located at Norgaard Lane and 101 Highway South. The church invites the community with Monday night services and a family sing arranged by the Mach family. A family representative will host at Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital on Friday with Jackie Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tebel Baptist
Chuarch
Norgaard Lane
101 Highway South
Mach
Whckiah General Hospital
Fricay
Jackie Anderson
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Potter Valley Nursery School Fashion Show Tuesday
The Potter Valley Nursery School plans its annual fashion show for Tuesday night March 13 at the Grange hall. Mrs Joe Burton chairs, Mrs Edwin Bennett narrates, theme Lolli pops to Lullabyes, with refreshments in the banquet room and advance or door ticket sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Valley Nursery School
Grange Hall
Joe Burton
Edwin Bennett
Thelma Moser
Los Angeles
James Nichols
State Hospital
San Francisco
Potter Valley
Marsden Gillette
Charles Tomlin
Ernest Moody
Cedric Thornton
Robert Magruder
Russell Near
Timmy
Ralph Whittaker
Thomas Fox
Biareka
Juvenile Cases In County Show Sharp Increase
Probation Officer Bar num Heryford reported a sharp rise in juvenile cases in January and February 1956, surpassing totals for the first six months of the prior year. The department logged about 41 cases in six months, vs 43 so far this year, with burglary 12, car theft 10, petty theft 3, liquor violations 10, runaways 2, abandoned children 2, car stripping 1, fish and game 1, and breach of probation 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum Heryford
Two Found Guilty Of Drunk Driving
Ukiah district court on Monday fined two drivers six hundred dollars each for driving while intoxicated. A third driver posted two hundred fifty dollars bail but has not appeared. Ronald Mel Reinfenbough, 681 North Oak, Ukiah, was unable to pay two hundred fifty dollars and must serve fifty days plus three hundred eighty more days for lacking a license. Sam Elbert Russell, 45, of Talmage, fined three hundred fifty dollars and had license suspended for one year. William W. Seeley, 52, 760 South Oak Street, Ukiah, posted two hundred fifty dollars bail and has not appeared. a pothole dinner will be served. The evangelist is Rev. Janes Warren, graduate of Acadia Baptist Academy in Unice, Louisiana, then Oklahoma Baptist University and Golden Gate Seminary. Reverend Wirren has pastored churches in Louisiana, Oklahoma, Oregon and California. He currently pastors San Tomas Baptist Church, Campbell, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Goss
Ukiah Judicial District Court
Ronald Mel Reinfenbough
North Oak
Ukiah
Sam Elbert Russell
Talmage
William W. Seeley
South Oak Street
Janes Warren
Acadia Baptist Academy
Unice
Oklahoma Baptist University
Shawnee
Okla
Golden Gate Semin
Berkeley
Calif
Wirren
Lousana
Okdahomes
Oregon
California
San Tomas Baptist Church
Campbell
Stage Personality and Musicianship Of Miss Conner
Jadine Conner mixed stage presence with solid musicianship to charm Ukiah concertgoers at the high school auditorium. The program offered light repertoire with limited dramatic singing, though encores pleased the audience. Pianist Valen Lurwick performed Bach Siloti Prelude, Liszt Valse Oubliée, and De Falla Andaluza. Concertmen vocal group slated for the next Ukiah concert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Conner
Jadine Conner
Ukiah
Valen Lurwick
Bach-Siloti
Liszt
Manuel de Falla
McNeill Certified to Juvenile Court Arraignment
McNeill 38 of Redwood Valley was certified to the juvenile court after a preliminary hearing before Judge Fred Goss in Ukiah. He faces a charge of contributing to the delinquency of minors and is represented by Leo Cook. The arraignment in juvenile court was continued a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Brier McNeill
Redwood Valley
McNeill
Fred Goss
Ukiah Judicial District Court
Juvenie Court
Leo Cook
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Epworth
4-H Club
BPWC
Income Tax Service
Paul M. Johnson
South State
Gateway Realty Office
Jolley Business Equipment
Remington Rand
R. J
Ruthannw Wine
Mars
Chester Neal, JR
Ukiah Grange Mall
Shirley Burns
J. Burns
Neal
Chester Neal
Ukiih
Womens
Della Gibson
Ruth Leroy
Xan
UW Gowan
Ford Lauteren
Charles Cardoza
Charlie
Morrison Rehabilitation Center
Mission Street
Lauterens
Thea
Pickle
Herbert Pickle
Baltimore
Kansas City
Montgomery Ward and Co
Harry
Louis Meyer
Palm Springs
Parent-Teacher Association
Aum Nellie
Andrew Jameson
Charlotte Bennett
Claude Crenshaw
Merle Cook
Gertrude Murphy
Marion Minger
Viola Deering
Betty Christofferson
Betty Elmer
Lee Simpson
Walter Minger
Floyd Crenshaw
Ronny Hunter
Potter Valley Garden Club
James Crawford
Bonnie Thornton
Janey McNulty
Rodney Farnsworth
Vane Thornton
Byron Elmer
Lionel Murphy
O. R. Hughes
Harry Hopper
Howard Brooks
Arthur Brimmer
Percy Whitcomb
Dais Nichols
Clara Clark
Jud Gowan
Florence Gagle
Potter Valley Group
Don Hulbert
Potter Vinrey
Cloverdale
Mary Rupe
Akian
Medico Drug CO
Warner Foundation
State and
Standley
Pegr
Ces
Miss Coner
Metropolitan Opera
God
Beethoven
Gounod
del Cabello
Anton’s Propane Gas Service
Nursery Group
Renkin
Propane
East Standley Street
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