Coroner Reports Six County Deaths In 27 Hours
Investigations into six deaths occurred over a 27 hour period ending Tuesday, including a truck crash near Rockport, a head injury near Laytonville, an industrial accident at Hopland, a newborn death near Ukiah, a coronary occlusion near Ukiah, and a fatal hit and run on Highway 101 near the Highway 20 junction.
Law Firm Moves to Old Gibson Home
The law firm of Broaddus and Golden relocates to the former Lon Gibson residence at 280 North Oak Street, just north of Ukiah post office. Attorneys Arthur Broaddus and John Golden purchased the property from Bunt Cox and moved in last weekend. They plan to develop the large house to house other business offices.
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Lon Gibson
Court Eyes 85000 State Bid for Miss Rede Meyer Estate Property
Attorneys petition the court to approve an 85000 bid by Mendocino Title Co for state street property in Ukiah. The site fronts State street and Main street, includes a 980 foot State street frontage and 200 foot depth, with buildings including the 108 Club and Ukiah Taxicab office. If approved, a new office building is planned. other bids must exceed 10 percent.
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Lilly wyuubLy
L5g
Vnne Rivard Heil
State Street
Perkins
Main Street
Ukiah Taxicab Company
Mendocino Title Company
Mannon, Brazier and Bell and
Preston, Falk and Johnson
County Sales Surpass Thirteen Million in Q2 1955
Taxable retail sales in Menda cim county rose to 13,317,000 in the second quarter of 1955, up 12.87 percent from a year earlier. Statewide taxable transactions hit 4,475,600,000, a new quarterly high, with self-assessed taxes totaling 134,298,000 and the fiscal year revenue at 496,262,400.
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Mendacim
State Board of Equalization
Tragic Trip to Hospital Ends in Infant Death Near Ukiah
A father driving his infant son to UC San Francisco for treatment stopped ten miles north of Ukiah when the baby stopped breathing. The infant, child of Mr and Mrs Oran Cunningham, had spinal defect and died from bilateral streptococcal pneumonia after arrival at Ukiah General Hospital. The baby was taken to Eversole Mortuary for funeral arrangements.
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Ray ‘Biin
Rockport
Chris Nichols
Lester’.O. Mount
Highway 101
Laytonville
Mount
Covelo
Tim William Robbins
Hopland
Nieman
Robbins
Ukiah General Hospital
Oran Allen Cunningham
Oran Cunningham
Piercy
University of California Hospital
Ukiah
Mary Ellen Rothschold
William Gaches
San Francisco
Mankamrla
Gavhar
Sago”ville
Leland Lowewen
UC Hospital
Hid Axt
Court&Igham
Axt
Eversole
Voice with a Smile Missing From Long Distance Calls
Ukiah CWA union members and other Northern California workers strike leading to replacement voices on the Pacific Telephone long distance switchboard. Supervisors operate the board as negotiations with the company continue in San Francisco. Company offices and plant operations are picketed in Ukiah.
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Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
Ukiah
Communications Workers of America
CIO
California
Uki
W. E. Shields
San Francisco
W. Smith
W. Stephenson
Funds Sought for Albertinum Gym Construction
The Sisters of the Albertinum and El Rosario schools seek donations to finish the Albertinum gymnasium. Trusses up roof on, siding three sides, plumbing and heating equipment needed. Residents may view the Oak and Stephenson streets campus and mail contributions to the Sisters.
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Albertinum
el Rosario
Fl Rosario
Ukiah
Hope
Stephenson Streets
Elks Hold Charity Carnival In Ukiah
The sixth annual Ukiah Elks lodge charity carnival is set for October 21 and 22 at the Elks hall. Carnival chair Dick Davis says the public event features games each evening and Saturday dancing from 10 pm to 2 am with special awards and grand prizes.
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Ukiah Elks Lodge
The
Elks Hall
Dick Davis
Nine winners boost Mrs Boynton in Ukiah News Merchants forecast
Mrs Si Boynton of 413 Hillview won the weekly $10 forecast prize in The Ukiah News Merchants grid contest with nine correct winners from 12 games. The upset-filled entry list includes runnerups Ray Kingwell Boonville L W Nations Calpella Torrance U Redwood Valley Robert L Crabb Ukiah and Doris Rees Roseburg Oregon.
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Si Boynton
Hillview
Ukiah News-Merchanta
Wyoming
Ray Kingwell
Boonville
L. W. Nations
P. O. Box
Calpella
Torraneaun
Redwood
Vailey
Robert L. Crabb
Elm Street
Ukiah
Doris Rees
Roseburg
Ore
J. B. Tremper
Talmage
Vaughn W. Graham
Irvington Drive
George Ginochio
West Dora Avenue
Fred Cowell
McPeak Street
Johnny Luiz
Albertinum School
David C. Long
Rosemary Lane
Gene Glavich
P. O
Shirley Vidas
Leggett
Grant Potter
Potter Valley
Harold Hatch
Gibson Street
Olinh
Du Pont Official To Speak Before Rotary Tuesday
Harlan L. P. Wendell of Du Pont will speak to Ukiah Rotary on October 18 about Progress Must Be Created. He will discuss American progress through factory innovation and provide production examples. Wendell has held multiple Du Pont roles and served in the Marine Corps during World War II.
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du Pont
Rotary
du Pont Company
Ukiah Rotary Club
Wendell
Pacific Distinction
Yale University
Harvard
Marine Corps
Fire Prevention Week Dinner in Ukiah Tonight
The Ukiah fire department holds its annual Fire Prevention Week dinner tonight at the firehouse. Guest speaker is Jay Stevens assistant manager of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. City and county officials plus Mendocino and Lake counties fire department representatives attend.
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Ukiah
Frank Zeek P-TA Invites Public To Safety Show
Frank Zeek elementary P-TA invites the entire community and neighboring PTA members to a safety program next Wednesday October 19 at 7 30 p m The event features Elsa Bohmansson from the national Underwriters Laboratories Santa Clara as commentator on a film Danger Sleuths showing the work of UL described as the watchdog of public safety
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Parent-Teacher Association
Frank Zeek
al Bechtel
PTA
Elsa Bohmansson
National Underwriters Laboratories
Santa Clara
The
Laboratory
Public Safety
Mystery Farm Guess Wins Ukiah Residents Identify Robert Guidi Farm
Ten Ukiah area residents correctly named the Robert Guidi farm and Winery on River Road as last week’s Mystery Farm. Winning Ukiah theatre tickets went to Rena Webb Edith Welch D G Thompson Mrs Roy Adrevano and Mrs Gene Richardson, all of Ukiah. Others guessing the farm included Betty Foster Richard Giovannetti Mrs Philip Lynch Jack Fravel and Mary Morgantt, Ullah.
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Mystery Farm
Ukiah Area
Robert Guidi
River Road
Ukiah Theatre
Rena Webb
Edith Welch
D. G. Thompson
Roy Adrevano
Gene Richardson
Ukiah
Betty Foster
Betty Street
Richard Giovannetti
Rt. 1
Philip Lynch
Jack Fravel
Mary Morgantt
Ullah
New Community Recreation Building Plans Studied
The Ukiah recreation commission reviewed preliminary plans for a proposed recreation building at the municipal park. Weaver and Ingle of Ukiah prepared the design featuring a large social hall, kitchen, game room, nine small club rooms, offices, and a patio access. Architects estimate cost and prepare a materials list as part of the master plan.
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Municipal Park
Ukiah
Weaver and Ingle
City Recreation Commission
Ingle and
Weaver
Night Classes For Adults Open Next Week Ukiah Union High
The Ukiah Union High School night school will start next week offering shorthand typing sewing wood shop and bank accounting taught by faculty. Courses run 7 to 9 p.m with no enrollment fee. Shorthand and sewing begin Oct 17, typing Oct 18 twice weekly, wood shop and bank accounting on Oct 18 and Thursdays respectively.
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Ukiah Union“ High School
American Institute of Banking
First Litter Bug Violator Convicted in Mendocino County
Judge Fred Goss in the Ukiah district suspended a 30 day jail term for Robert Ches sire after a guilty verdict under the new litter bug law. Ches sire, of 345 N Main St, was placed on one year probation and ordered to clean up roadside garbage. It marks Mendocino County’s first conviction under the act. Mrs Lupe Chavez was cited but did not appear in court.
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Fred Goss
Ukiah Judicial District
Robert Chessire
N. Main Street
Chessire
Mendocino
Lupe Chavez
Kiwanis Benefit Show Set for October 19
Kiwanis club announces a benefit show at the State Drive-In Theater next Wednesday October 19 to raise funds for the children’s relief fund. Tickets available from any Kiwanian or at the box office. Features include Randolph Scott in Thunder Over the Plains and Bob Hope in Casanova’s Big Night. Chairman of the committee is Jack Wegesser.
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Wis Kiwanis . Club
State Drive-In
Ddgiy
Randolph Scott
Bob Hope
Casanova
Jack Wegesser
Tucker Elected Kiwanis Leader in Ukiah
Lamar Tucker, an insurance agent, was elected president of the Ukiah Kiwanis club at a Tuesday night election meeting at the Maple cafe. New officers include Walter Farney as first vice president Sam Davina as second vice president Arthur O Rourke as treasurer and board members Hesseltine Walt Bogner John Thompson Lloyd Ely Dave Long Cal Comini Kermit Brown and Mac Lang. The group plans installation at the first January meeting and Bechtol, Ukiah fire chief, spoke during National Fire Prevention Week about the department's growth and functions. The club also reported about 600 raised from a pancake feed for its youth fund.
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Lamar Tucker
Ukiah Kiwanis Club
Don Hesseltine
Maple Cafe
Walter Farney
Sam Davina
Arthur O'Rourke
Hesseltine
Walt Bogner
John Thompson
Lloyd” Ely
Dave Long
Cal Comini
Kermit Brown
Mac Lang
Deputy Is Discharged After Mistake in Serving Citations
Mendocino County deputy Dale Meredith was discharged by Sheriff Bartolomie on October 5 after a mix up in serving citations to three men charged with trespass while hunting on Allen White’s lands at Bell Springs. The three defendants John Ingram Gerald Rickner and Sidwin Flagger were released on their own recognizance and will set hearings with Judge Carver next week. Meredith’s dismissal cited unofficer like conduct and drinking on and off duty as factors in the error.
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Dale Meredith
Leggett-Piercy
Mendocino County
Bartolomie
Meredith
UL Cilalaunsdaul Jloumgeaecaue Ue
Little Dan
John Ingram
Gerald Rickner
Sidwin Flagger
Allen
White
Bell Springs
Fred Foord
Willits
George Carver
Carver
REA Conclave Sets Oct 20 22 for Year Program
Redwood Empire association to convene across nine counties with taxpayers and business, agricultural, and industrial representatives. Reed W. Robinson to preside. sessions include retiring and incoming boards October 21 22. Banquet October 22 features Robert R. Gros of PG E as toastmaster.
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Redwood Empire
Empire
Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District
Reed W. Robinson
San Francisco
Intercounty Board of
Robinson
Association
Convention Assembly
George S H. Allen
Anderson Valley Apple Crop Heads to Markets
The Anderson Valley apple crop moves to canneries and markets in San Francisco the east coast and South America. County Agricultural Commissioner Ted Eriksen Jr. says quality is good but total harvest may reach about 6500 tons, down from 7500 last year. Main varieties are Golden Delicious and Jonathans, with peak picking late this week or early next. First picking occurred around Sept 8, with major shippers including Archie Shoenahl Wilson B Cook George Bennett Earl Clark M C Gowan and Mrs A K Morgan Elk.
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Anderson Valley
San Francisco
Seaboard
South America
Ted Eriksen, Jr
Archie Shoenahl
Wilson B. Cook
George Bennett
Earl Clark
M. C. Gowan
A. K. Morgan
Elk
Approval of 61000 Home Economics Building Plans
Fair Manager F P Stipp announced approval of plans for a 61000 home economics building at the 12th District Fair Grounds. State architecture division approved the plans and state public works funded the project. The steel frame hall will measure 40 by 80 feet with 1200 extra square feet for kitchen and regs. It will seat 350 for dining and 600 for non banquet uses.
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12Th District Fair Grounds
F.P. Stipp
Stipp
State Division of Architecture
State Department of Public Works
Trucking Firm Moves Headquarters to Ukiah Facility
Collier Transportation Company plans to relocate its entire base to Ukiah near junction of Highway 20 and 101. The move adds 40 line haul diesel trucks and 75 employees with about 450 000 dollars annual payroll, boosting the Ukiah economy. A steel frame 80 by 240 foot building by Armstrong and Son will house repair shops and dispatch offices, with 100 000 dollar plus costs for site work by Siri Construction.
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Collier Transportation Company
Wlpany Valliuigas Baiult Savvy
Santa Rosa
Ukiah
Armstrong and Son General Contractors
Eureka
Siri Construction Company
Get Acquainted Dinner Planned For City Staff
A potluck dinner for city employees and officials plus their families will be held Friday at the municipal clubhouse starting at 6 p.m. Invitees include city council and planning commissions members and their families. The city recreation department sponsors the event providing coffee and soft drinks. Each family should bring their own dinner service.
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Airport, Recreation and Planning Commissions
District Garden Club Meeting Set for Oct 19 in Potter Valley
Invitations were mailed for the annual fall meeting of District 7B California Garden Clubs Inc to be held Wednesday October 19 at the Potter Valley community church. Coffee starts at 10 am with sessions morning and afternoon. Lunch is provided by Women of the church. reservations should go to Mrs Irene Bufford Potter Valley. Mrs Earl Snook of Willits presides Mendocino district clubs.
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County Garden Club
California Garden Clubs, Inc
Potter Valley
Potter Valley Community Church
Garden Club
Irene Bufford
Mendocino County
Earl Snook of
Willits
Ukiahan's Rescue After Shooting in Idaho Described
William Kirkpatrick of Ukiah was critically wounded while hunting in Idaho. He was carried seven miles down a hill and then another dozen miles to a trail by a relay of hunters using a travois and a horse. Drs Munson and Eakin from Sandpoint joined the rescue, providing care through the night. A helicopter from Missoula tried to reach Elk Summit but weather halted the flight.
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William
Bill) Kirkpatrick
Ukiah
Idaho
Missoula
Mont
Kirkpatrick
St. Patrick Hospital
Hidden Jake
Micre
United States
J. P. Munson
Sandpoint
Iddho
L. F. Eakin
Fuller
Elk Summit
Johnson Flying Service
Powell Ranger Station
West Broadway
Forest Service
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National Press Club
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Del
Harlan
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Kiwanis
Tucker
REA
Robert R. Gros
Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Don Emerson
Lake County
John Hallberg
Martin Mulford
Sonoma
Chambers of Commerce
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Bridge and Highway District
Lee Rea
EC Building
District Garden Club Meeting
Ukiahan
B. G. Church
Yokoyo
Sonoma Mendocino
Jay Clements
Los Angeles
National Council
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