Willows Daily Journal from Willows, California (2024)

June 9, 1975

Publication:

Willows Daily Journali

Location:

Willows, California

Issue Date:

Monday, June 9, 1975

Page:

3

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4 Monday June 9 MORNING Out of the Past Zf LOIXY Items from Glenn County and here there YEAH I By Pat Begrin WILLOWS CALIORNIA WEDNESDAY EVENING APRIL 25 1902 GORDO By GUS ARRIOLA THE IRST SESSION ITEMS INTEREST GASOLINE ALLEY By DICK MOORES a Discredit EB and LO By PAUL SELLERS DROPOUTS By HOWARD POST By STAN LYNDE mmucriug icnuw us wuiic mcy oaie uiurougu bdu genii seem to get little response it is really beat Mitchell our ree Attractions LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE LEGAL HpTICE May 12 May 17 keep it rolling until no more waste places an daring feat on the bicycle in mid exist anywhere in Chronicle air ile No 75 36 eooooooc oooooooooooooh09090ocoooc oooeooooo are A Valuable Picture Installments 80S LEGAL NOTICE I NOTICE BIDS OUR June 9 1623 30 1075 OUR May 27 June 2 1975 OUR June 2 9 16 and 23 1975 OUR June 9 16 23 30 1975 ji' the PETE HANSEN I ONLY HAVE ONE NAIL' YOU'RE fclGUT GOOP GRIE! YOU PONT INTENP TO WEAR THAT IN PUBLIC Vo you? Bloodhounds get their name from being the first breed whose blood lines were re corded This was done by the monks of St Abbey in rance in the ninth century The Sacramento Street air Club promises that free attractions at the com ingbigcarnival will be the very best of the kind to be had The performances will take place between the throne and the grand stand afternoonsand even ings 1 our free attractions have been signed and the probabilities are that no more will be taken unless something except ionally good is offered The free at tractions signed are: Du bell bicycle high wire trapeze act which is said to be an extremely novel from $500 'per month upward We are per sonally good for all we represent and make right any misunder standing Our prices are the lowest centered in the presence of Mr Bari Bingham of San Jose Secretary of the State Sunday School Association and Mr Chas Meigs of Indianapolis Ind sssociste editor of the International Sunday School Bvangel and a Sunday School worker of national reputation Their talks on various places of work were most helpful and inspiring to all present i Rev rank Beker gave an interesting talk on "Every Christiau a The entertainment Jy the Orland peo ple is most abundant and cordial The convention closes this (Wednes day) evening vnuR OVERWHELMIN' PEPury This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Glenn County on date indicated by file stamp above LITTLE WONDER' 1 Ma6 1 UWWfCT 9n MWvSv 0tV9n above LOOKEB' I BOUGHT A NEW BATHING SUIT MILTON WALKER County Clerk By Anne Green Deputy ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT ile No 75 37 This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Glenn County on date indicated by file stamp above I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office MILTONE WALKER' County Clerk 3y Karen urtado Deputy ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME STATEMENT DBAUTV RBST I CAN 0BT At HOMS i This statement was filed with the County Clerk of Glenn County on the date indicated by file stamp above? I hereby certify that this copy is a correct copy of the original statement on file in my office 331110 STATEMENT ABANDONMENT USE ICTITIOUS BUSINESS NAME PICK YOU UP AT BlfcHT OR A LITTLE NlOtMT MUSIC SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION AT ORLAND I or the Complexion The complexion always suffers from biliousness or constipation Unless the bowels are kept open the impurities from the body appear in the form of un sightly eruptions Little Early Risers keep the liver and bowels in healthy condition and remove the cause of such troubles Hopper Albany pa says: took DeWitts Little Early Risers for biliousness The were just what I needed I am feeling better now than in Never gripe or distress Safe thorough and pentie The verv Gathered rom Here There and Everywhere Occurrences of Both Grave and Gay Import Which Will Prove Interesting Proceedings of the Opening Days In Which Local People Took Part Several new cases of diphtheria are re ported in Chico The second installment ot county taxes will become delinquent Saturday The work of installing a new sewer system in Chico has been commenced Charles Green is an independent candidate fdr constable in the Elk Creek township known as the Third A party of seven people have arrived in Oroville from Michigan and will make their homes near that city 1 Rev ather Hopper of San rancuco who is well known here is giving a series of lectures in Colusa this week The first annual convention of the Baptist churches of Woodland Marys ville and Sacramento was held in the latter c'ty today A Maxwell an aged miner living on the bank of Spring creek near Keswick Shsst a county on Sunday found afioo nngget on his near his home At Ukiah April 21 George Spotswood a 15 year old boy stubbed his toe on a root while traveling between his home snd Centerville and broke his neckin falling "nai Miss Lacy an enyjiloye of Hochheitner store at 'Bakersfield has been elected queen of the carnival to be given in that city One of her support ers put (1000 into the bollot box on the closing day The Grand Jury ot El irado county has reported to Judge ErE Gaddis of Yolo county that it has investigated the accusations of forgery and theft preferred against Superior Judge Bennet of El urn do county by John Sexton of Placerville and found the charges groundless The Ortend Joint Union High School Diatrict Beard of Educa tion will accept blds on a seven year lease purchase lor 6 3686 square foot sbower lecker facl fllty Specifications may baObtained at the district office 1329 Sixth street Orland Cafl fomla The beard of education reserves the right to reject any The following persons are doing business VALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY 604 Third Street Orland California 95963 Allen Jacob Dahl and Linda Marie Dahl 406 Street Orland California 959637 This business is conducted bv a general partnership Signed Allen Jacob Dahl 'Linda Marie Dahl The following persons doing business as: KOUNTRY KASUALS 4th Street Orland CA 95963' RED MOORE Rt 2 Sox 125 Orland CA 95963 LEAH MOORE Rt 2 Box 125 Orland CA 95963 This business is conducted by an individual Signed red Moore Leah Moore I'M TRYING TO EARN SOME MONEY IHoSUMMEkDOYOI HAVE ANY SMALL CARPENTRY JOBS YOU NEED DONE? I have recommended gour lovely daughter tveas our citgs representative' MILTON WALKER County Clerk By Anne Green Deputy HELP BRIGHTEN YOUR motel ROOM DURING SIESTA! rrfeTuvie OR THE DAY'S BEAUTY RfeSTf is in possession of nearly everybody and ought to be preserved The only way to do that suc cessfully is to frame it of course1 that can be done in a style that is not the style We carry a large stock of mouldings on hand and will frame the picture to suit the taste and bo uy to date Workguaranteed this local work continued through many dreary years which has gradually created a sentiment which made possible that sudden awakening and uprising that has astonished and delignted our friends of the south who have so long borne the burden of developing California unaided and alone Very few call realize the effect ot this work of the local press Suggestions originating there circulate until they meet the eye of those in aposition to act upon them and new center of progress is estab lished We do not ask for our contempor aries to cotinue this work for they have never yet ceased from it They have finally got the ball started and the Lord willing we will all work together to YOU'D BETTER MAKE A SPEECH TO CALM THE PEOPLE CHIE THEY ARE RESTLESS ABOUT NOT HAVING ENOUGH TO CAT Mr Rerfc you tell ner? All places are wherein the natural resources are not employed to the best advantages of mankind By whatsoever the Employment falls short of peu'ection there is waste In that sense nearly all the great area of north ern California is a It is supporting only a small fraction of the population which it ought to support and the fault as the Los Angeles Times points out has not been with nature but with man As our contemporary truth fully states northern California has a temperature and soil virtually identical with that of the southern counties and far more rain The greater prosperity of southern California is due wholly to the superior virility of its people That has been the position which the Chronicle has always taken and which we assumed in some' editorials which wefe widely copied and which we unScrtook to startle or shame our sleepyheads into doing something for the land which they cumbered and which under Providence appeared to have had something of the intended effect At any rate the State ia now alive and our generous contem poraries oft the interior are not slow to give this journal the full measure of' any credit to which it may be entitled by very kind words It is in the interior that rp'Atunities exist and development goes on It is upon the interior press that we must mainly rely for the facts and suggestions to which we may give still further publicity How well the interior press hss responded to the call upon it we need not say That is shown by our columns in which on each Saturday we are able to quote from 30 or 40 papers of the in terior each adding something of interest to the gereral stock of information In fact the interior press has never been Our local papers have never ceased to cry upon the house tops to their elumberinc fellow citizens While thev ten RICK A LITTLE JACKET that owe with rr IN CAGE I CHICKEN The Glenn County Sunday School Convention opened its first session In the Baptist church at Orland Tuesday after noon at 1:30 A half devotional service was led by Rav Joseph Ellison of Willows Secretary Maude Houston of Willows being the only officer of the association present called the meeting to order Rev Ellison was chosen as chjimnn of the convention He appointed chairmen of committees as follows: Resolutions Rev Stratford of Orland nominationsMiss Maude Houston program Lewie A Pier of Wil lows Reports from schools were made as fol lows: Orland Methodist and! Baptist Marvin Chupeland IVillows Christian and Baptist by representatives of the schools who were present The secretary read reports she 'had received from other schools A round table on "Sunday School was conducted by Mr Pier Miss Myrtle Brown of Orland read a well prepared and thoughtful paper on "Leakages Why Do the Boys and Girls Slip out of the Sunday Thia was followed by a most interest ing and spirited discussion 1 1 Some ways of naing the blackboard were presented by Mr Pier A helpful conference on Work" was led by Miss Houston The evening introductory praise ser vice was held by Rev rank Baker pastor of the church with which the con vention was meeting This was follow ed by an excellent address by Rev Joseph Ellison on the Illumi nator of the Wednesday morning's session opened with a devotional service led by Dr Parks of Orlande Rev Stratford of the Orland Church gave an interesting address on and The chief interest of the convention SACMNEN1O STREETMIR LETtSO YtXJfe MUI APRON GTRINGG AND BE A MAN IT ALMOST AAAKES ME ezORRV ABOUT THE ABBtBNMENT HAVE OR YOU The following person has abandoned the use of the ficti tious business name NORTH 1 VALLEY INSURANCE AGENCY AT 604 THIRD STREET ORLAND CALIORNIA 95963 ORIGINALLY LOCATED AT 807 OURTH STREET ORLAND CALIORNIA The fictitious business name rnlarraMi ta ahava waa filad in Lounry on uienn Arthur Buckner 406 Street Orland California 95963'This business was conducted by an Individual Signed Arthur Buckner I SURE HAVl rs irn yOU'RE MV BOM IT AIM'T I LIKELY X'P TURN you TOWN! 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