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TAGB TEK- MODESTO XEWS-HKBAI4. JCT.T 1931-Farmers' Interests Covered NEWS Of COUNTY AND VALLEY Personal And Local Items Of Stanislaus WinUro Trio Held In Merced County Jailed After Wild Chase MERCED, July Following wild antomobila chose through roads north of Merced early Sun dty morning, city and county officers arrested two men for investigation Into complaints charging them with issuing a- ssries of worthless checks ID Merced County towai. A third man, who ran through fields to make a temporary escape, 'arrested later by. Deputy Sher-, Iff Jack Gilbert and lodged with W3 companions in the county jail Charles' Wfilhoit "was the last ofj the trio captured. Ernest 19, and Homer Witt, 18, were nr- resied following the chase 'during the early morning hours.

AH arc' Winton residents. learning that the trio was! expected to arrive MerceS late; Saturday night, officers gathered at. a road leading' into towp'from the -Wthton district- City, Officer Deputy Sheraf Gilbert, 'and State Highway', Patrolmen James Guard and -Charles Sloat aided in the capture The trio is alleged to been passing fictitious checks in Merced, Xiivingston and Atwater Quartet Will Give Program At Church July Mr. and Mm. Carl Haarstad will entertain a quartet of young men from the Lutherari Bible school next week during 1 their stay here in giving a 'concert-, at- the FriendsyChurch; on August 3 The personnel of the quartet i Die Vettrus, first tenor, Melvin Vettrus.

second EoseniuB Norheha, Elliot Aandshl. arcdnd bass A quartet I rpm school gave a program hepe two ears ago Nephew Of Oakdale Man Passes Away OAKDALE, Jury 27-- Mr and Mrs Hall returned Saturday from San Francisco, wh.era" they were called by the death, of Hall nephew, William Davis Davis returned with will spend faome time with 'the Halls here. ENrEBTAIN; GUESTS -F GRATTON; and 'as guests of -the week-Miss Genevieve Erjce of San Francisco, whq is? principal of the -Oration school, Kinser's who. has the; Summer at Oakland: This plcturr. one of a series of ulrplaw views of San Joayuln Valley brlnr imullsbixl In The ihows Urn principal biulneu district of Jlrrced, tho cuunty wat of Merced County.

More Freuent Start Stanislaus Personals HBGHSON and Mrs. Otto Swahson an toren left Thursday to Santa Cruz; and Mra. D. F. Lundeli.

an Mrs. Leonard Wejmer. of Turloc! returned Monday from'Santa Cruz where they, spent a week's vaca tion. Mr. and Ed?" Johnson am Ilehe Lealla, 'turned Monday Santa.

Cruz staying sev ral days. and' Mrs." J. Date left for Buck's Lake where': they will remain i a week. then bring: Mies Jessie 'Date' home with 7. Mra.

spend this week end: in the Russian MrsXLena McGarvey is enter. guest Mrs: rpregoh. Mrs. -Turner-will-remain 'in: Hughson for Mrs: Christiansen, Lew. is Christiansen and -Wesley to Merced Thurs: Cnristlanson and his son, Lewis, motored.on to.Legrand to transact, business.

Mrs. remained with her daughter, Mrs. 1. L. Thoaiason, in C.

Templeton, F. C. Ruby and Lucille Parks. Belva Jones and Mildred Brooks returned Thursday from a trip to Monterey. Mr.

and Mrs. K. K. Snyder ami three Eons left Friday to spend several weeks' at Brightman's Flits. Mr.

and Mrs. C. Bqokwalter entertained as their dinner guests Sunday Mr. and Mason Laurie of Stockton, Mrs. J.

F. Bookwalter of Modesto, Bob Book- waiter and Lural Manross. Willis Yoder and Byrdsie'y spent Monday evening in Modesto at the home of Mr. an'd'Mrs, Gabrge. Converse, Jr.

Prank.Heath, and Miss Betty Iqore' oi Stockton, accompanied -by Belize, are spending ieveral days' Mrs. Mabel Parncll and children 'anis, Margaret and Doria of Modesto, spent the past week with Mrs. E. E. Goodwin.

Mr. and Mrs, I. G. Goodwin spent unday in Oakdale at the home of Goodwin's aistcr, Mrs. E.

K. tyan, and family. PrycB Byrdsley left on Sunday or. San Francisco, where he will pend' severar days. Mrs.

R. Whltficld called on rlends in Modesto on Friday eve- ilrig. I ESCALON Mr. and Mrs. -Jack Reisenbeck and children, Ruth, Donald and Jack, and Mr.

and Mrs. William F. Stroble and children, Doris and Billy, arc vacationing at Lake Tahoe. 1 Mr, and Mrs. Archls Blakcsley and daughter, Betty Ann, were recent visitors at the homo of Mr.

and Mrs. Floyd Blakeslcy in Salinas en route homo from the Santa Cruz Big Trees. Mr. and Mrs. Nels P.

Leighton notcrod to Oakland for tho week end. Mrs, Harold Peterson and son, Marvin, of San Francisco spent their vacation at. tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. F.

Ruscl Landers entertained. over the week end Mr. and Mrs, R. Wagner of Lalon, Mr. and Mrs.

J. Freeman and Richard Foster of Taft Tho left Monday for two weeka. at Strawberry, ASK YOUR OEAI.EU FOR ELDORADO COCOANUT MEAL Till Bui I. nlrran (In- Okcm.r.i Tour roini I ho 10 Idem Bl, DOItADO SALJBA Mr. and Mrs, Maurice Belisle and cajlers at thu home- of Yoder on- Sunday.

Mn, and Mrs: Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. William Gentry, were giiesta of Mr. and Mrs. Valley Home on f-MIss McGinn- -and Miss Flofella-Finney left on Monday for a.vacation at Del Monte and Mon- vacatlon in the HXLMAR Mr.

and-'Mrs. Walter Ross of Francisco and Ted Berkeley, were guests recently at he'S, Storio home on Geer Avenue. Judge and Mrs. L. D.

Love are "joying a few days vacation at Monterey. Mr, and Mrs. O. KHnt and hildren, Guenlvere, Donna and Fremont, returned home on Thura- ay, from a ten-day vacation at anta Cruz. Elwln Pike is enjoying a week's acation in Oakland.

Mrs. Mary Nutchcr and Miss can Stockstill visited at. the G. L. home Mrs.

Edna Schroeder, Mrs. Cora 3 eterson and Frank Thomaa of ian Francisco recent guests the Beihel 'Burrows home on Mitchell Avenue. EMPIRE Mr. and Mrs. Earl Baahor spenl ast week at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. J. Ebie. Mr. and Mrs.

Ivan Mctzger nre 'pending a few days nt Lako Tnhoe Lowell nnd Kenneth Bnchtel arc ipending a few days at the home if Mrs. Emma Bachtcl. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Enshor nnd hreo children are spending part of ho Summer at the homo of Mra Jashor mother, Mrs.

Emma Bcchtcl. CERES Mrs. Lucy Fajrbank and daughter, Miss Eva Fairhank, entertained aa their guests Sunday Mrs Fairbank'a sister, Mrs. Roy Weidon of Stockton, Mra. Walter Sargent, Mrs.

Will Lewis and Mrs. T. Tenant. Herbert Slulrhead has returned from a week's visit in Oakland. Mra.

GiiBert Trood and. daughter, Patsy Ruth, are. a month in Mpdesto. Sunday were the guests qf Mr. and Mrs.

Peter Jepsen. They expect to 'return home soon to Eureka. Mr. and Mra. James Craig and Mr.

and Mrs. Daniels of Berkeley were guests Sunday at-'the E. E. Porterfield and Craig homes. The visitors were" returning from Fismo Beach.

Mra. Alice Wright and. granddaughter, Janice Wooten of Stockton were week-end guests at the home of Mrs. Mary Stetson. Miss Corrine Petty of San Francisco was a week-end guest at the home of her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. B. C. Petty. Mrs.

J. L. Tallaferro and daughter, Ada Laura, who have been visiting relatives in Ceres for the past two weeks, returned to Oakland Thursday. Robert' Craig Lamond of Philadelphia was a Ceres guest Sunday. Mr.

and Mrs. A. Crowlev were week end guests in Ceres. Crowley returned to his home in Oakland, hut his wife is visiting her mother, Mrs. Minnie Herndon this week.

Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Bowman and son, John, are visiting Bowman's parents, in Kansas, VAN ALLEN ANNOUNCEMENT That Pr, A.

hut (nUtn over Uio prnctlsft of T)r, WldfiiK, nnrt in now locntcd In Sult.o 32(1, jjcfcty Itlrtff. nn. r. A. TAGO Mr.

and Mm. John Heltzer and daughter, Jean, returned to their tiomo In Menlo Park Friday after visiting for several days at the home of Mr, nnd Mrs, Charles T. Hslehurst. La Vcrnn Kingsley, who has been a guest for two at the homo of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.

Mj J. Cosgriff, returned to her ionic In Point Richmond Sunday. Carroll left Monday for where she will Visit for two wacka with Mr. nnd Mrs. Wit- Iain Slavin, formerly of Van Allen.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Riordan nnd son, Charles, of Snn Frnn- cIsdo, are spending their vacation here at the home of Bruce Riordan. William Dimmctt and daughter, Elsie, and Virginia Prntcr nrc spending month nt Santa Cruz. Asn Smith, Bud nnd Walter Rny nnd William Grubo have- returned from a fishing trip of several days lo Kennedy Meadows.

BKTTISn GARMENTS THAN EVER Full SllUft $82.50 2-Pc. Suite. $10.75, I'anU $7.25 S. Y. BRAVES ITlMo-Ilato Tnllor Ittvnrlwnk, Cnllf.

OAKDALE Mrs. C. R. Peterson and Mr. and Mrs.

Selling of Oakland and Mr. and Mrs. Cook of Lincoln Placer County, spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Emmitt Faxon.

Mrs. Catherine Salter went to Santa Cruz Sunday morning for a week's vacation. She was accom panied by her Salter, am Albert Murray. The latter wil spend a few days in Santa Cruz with his', wife and family. Mrs Murray ia attending Summer schco! there.

r. and Mrs. E. M. Thomas the Frankenhelmer rnnch went Monterey, and Pacific Grove Sat urday for a two weeks' vacation Miss Dorothy Sullivan of Oakland accom pan Misses Francis and Marian Un derwood of HoHister spent the week end with their grandparents Mr.

and Mrs. L. W. Hawkins. Othei were Mr.

and Mrs. H. Bee- iroft of San Jose and Mr. and Mra Lloyd Hawkins and family of Hoi lister. Mrs.

Maude Gray is spending thi Summer with- Mrs. Charles and sons at Aspen Valley. Mrs. E. V.

Laughlin and son William, are home from Santi Cruz, where they spent severa Jays with Mr. and Mrs. J. Reeves, former residents of Oak dale. Mr.

and Mrs! P. W. Whitten and daughters, Persia and Claire Ann and Miss Ajgie Davidson of Stock returned to their, homes Sun lay after- a- week's in iiome of Mr, and Mrs, J. O. Gos- sctt on Laurel Avenue.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Lloyd Hawkins am ihildrcn motored from Holllster Saturday to spend Ihe week em with 1 Mrs. parents, Mr and Mrs. G.

E. Walls, and other relatives. DEN AIR Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pearson of Sell spent Wednesday night at the ionic of their cousins, Mr.

anc Mrs. R. II. Lewis. They also viait- eel nt the home of another cousin, D.

K. The Pearsons wore on their wny to Oakland, where Is spending his eightieth annlvernary with his son. Mrs. Augusta Coffin is leaving his week for White Salmon where she will visit for Imo at the home of her slslor, Mrs. Frank Gates.

Mr. nnd Mrs. Hoy Gregory and son, Snvory, of Jenny Lind camo fVednosday in visit nt tho home of Gregory's mother, Mrs. Klvlra 3rown, "THE FUEL CO." Safe as a Bond Telephone 317 Ninth Street From (o MODESTO FUEL 00. Be Given To At Fifteen-Day Intervals GIRL STUDENTS Sails Soon MUtf 12dnu Schcndcl of Delhi, ineiiibtr of tbtf Drnalr Friends Church, who is to soil from Sun randkco on August 21 for Van Said.

Effypl, where she will teach in a mlMiuii school. dal Building Fund Will Be Used Until Required For Construction KDAUE. July The Oak- Irrigation District has started en the next to the final. round of Irrigation with 25.000' HUGHSOX. July Members acres impounded in Melones of the Uughson Woman's Improvc- reservoir.

This does not include a ment Club have decided to use the similar amount in Rcllpf and I building fund of the organization Strawberry reservoirs. The Oak- as a scholarship fund until the club dak and South San Joaquin Uls- ready to build, it was announced tricts share equally in this stor- to-day. ape supply. It Is the plan to increase the number of Irrigations from twenty-day Intervale to fifteen-day intervals, thus helping- the ladino clover'and alfalfa. The land will be put on three inches of water per acre basis-which, though reduced here, is heavier than in many districts of the state.

The "change in plans was made In order to conserve water. The clover men require water oftcner than every twenty days. If they double up with one ladino irrigation every twenty days there would be too much waste of water due to dying out of the ditches. Under the new plan this waste will be avoided clover and alfalfa receive water every fifteen days. Under the new system.

Superintendent Hartley said, each rancher will have the opportunity to elect what crop he wishes Riven prefer- Scholarship loans will be in charge of Mra. Alice Lyons of Denair. "The purpose of the fund is to aid Hughson girls who have pletcd junior college work or the equivalent and who are juniors or seniors at some college or university." Mra. Lyons said. "Loans may be obtained up to S250.

Payment is to be made on a 4 per cent interest plan- and can be arranged with the club." ence as to irrigation, although the allowance of three inches to the acre win become effective at once Irrigation has been virtually completed on trees, and also oil trrapes and another irrigation will "make" the bean crop. Rice growers are receiving theii pro rata of water and have agreed to pay Oakdale district in kind for any water purchased for the irrigation system. WEST.SSAKJOAQUIN John James Gorham, Resident Of West Side For Many Years, Succumbs NEWMAN, July James Gorham, 86, one of Newman's oldest residents, died'at his home near Newman. Friday. He was a native of Wisconsin' and when only 6' years ot-affe crossed the plains in.

a covered wagon to California. He carn'e to Newman from the San Ramon Valley and spcut '-his remaining life here. He worked for the Stevenson Corporation for years, was constable of for a few years, and was 'employed by the Newman Water recently. He leaves his widow, Cynthia Gorham. He" was a member of the Odd Fellows Lodpe- Funeral services were held at the Davis Funeral Chapel Monday Patterson Mr.

and Mrs. John Silva entertained wJth a dinner party Thursday evening at their home on Wai- nut Avenue Jn honor of the lat- ter'a brother, Harry I.opez, the occasion celebrating his birthday. The guests were: Mr. and Mrs. J.

H. Kamos; Misses Ada Tiopes and Alma Gerraolus; Messers. Harry Lopez, Joe Foster. Fred Rogers, Frank IiOpez, Frank Sllva and Bert Fairfleld of Modesto. After dinner, games were enjoyed on the lawn, followed by refreshments of ice cream end cake.

Services Held For West Side Woman GUSTINE, July services for Mrs. Mary Aze vedo, 76, who died at the home oi her daughter, Mrs. Ellun in Gustine, were held from the Gustine Holy Ghost Church Saturday morning at 10 o'clock, with Father Herman Hanimerstein officiating Mrs. Azevedo was a native of the Azores Islands, coming to this country.at'Uhe age) of 9. She had heen a resident of.

Gustine for the past fifteen years, and since the death cf her husband four years ago has'made her home with her daughter, Mrs. Azevedo. She leaves- seven children anc fortyreight grandchildren anc great-grandchildren. Her children are: Mrs. Angelina Borges, rnoore; Manuel Victoria, Wateon- ville; Mrs.

Mamie Maderios. Newman; Mrs. Ida V- Azevedo, Gustine; Mrs. Ellen Balthazar, Gustine; Mrs. Anna'Dias, Salinas; and Mrs.

V. Azevedo of Gustine. Interment was in the Newman Catholic Cemetery. Sister Of Gustine Woman Succumbs GUSTINE, July has just been received here by Mrs Edgar Wasson of the death of her sister, Miss Georgia H. Bailey of Muskegon, Mich.

The death fol lowed-an operation. Mrs. Wasson and her sister had not seen each other for fifteen years until last Summer, when Mr. and Mrs. Wasson and son motored there for a visit of several months CBOWS LANDING Jack 15.

Trent was a guest, of H. W. Oldenhage recently. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Prosser of Martinez spent the week at the G. W. Fink home. Mrs. W.

F. Fink and daughter, Ida and Donald Fink went lo Capitola for a fortnight's stay Thursday. This week Miss Fink will go to Los Angeles to attend the annual postmasters' convention. Mrs. I-Ja Goodman of Stockton is a guest this week of Mr.

and Mrs. Milo Churchill; Miss Dorothy Fink -returned to Oakland Saturday, after a brief visit with her Mr. and Mrs. George A. Fink, Joey Roberts of Oakland is visiting at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. W. H. Elwyn Wallis and Charles Hagc- mustcr arc in San Luis Ohispo, where they are encamped with the national guards for tho Summer training period. Waterford Mrs.

Chester Jfollett entertained at a birthday party for her nephew, Joe Hollctt. at her home Thursday afternoon. The time wns spent playing games and swimming. Ref resh.ments wore served. The guests were; Joe Holletf, Mrs.

Ralph Welsh, Francos and Cecilia Welsh. Florence and Clarence Hol- ott, Mr. and Mrs. Walter llollntt, Dorothy find Domild Hollctt, and Oram and Alvin Hollett. Mrs.

AJma Prouty entertained 'Thimble Club ut her home Wednesday afternoon. Refreshments were served by tlifli Present wcrt 1 Muadamcs Alien, tallnrd, Lctha Wchh, Harriot An-1 dorson, Julia Jolmnnnl Carries Johnson, Kathcr- ne Dudn, Orabello Miller, Manilla lalxman, Ornbcllo Miller, Amy Welton, Anna Rudl, Frances Rudi, Former Triplet, Mrs. Mftrin Coffco of Modesto, nml Mrs, Delia Adams Alnmetln. PATTEUSON Mr. and Mrs.

George Newcomb and sons, George and Wilbur, are enjoying two weeks at coast points. Mr. and Mrs. K. Kilgore were fjuests at the'-hame of the former's sister in Burllngame Sunday.

Mrs. Annie Ralston returnee homo-Sunday evening from a visl with relatives at Hayward and Mr. and Mrs. John Lopez and sons. Carl and Rolland, Rose Lopez and Mrs.

Frank E. Sllvaand daughters, Barbara and Dolores returned home Sunday from a vacation at Santa Cruz. Douglas HcElhern and Al Harri son, who are spending a vacation at Pine Crest, returned there Saturday evening, after spending a days at thier homes here. Mrs. E.

G. Allen returned Sunday from several days with her children and' Miss Georgia Moe, who are vacationing at the Powell cottage near Santa Cruz, Mr. and Mrs. P. E.

Douty spent the week end at their cottage near Santa Cruz. Mrs. George Roggio in San JOSR. Miss Dorothy Miller returned to her home at San Jose Sunday aftei week's visit with Miss Frances McEIhern. Verna Mae Bickford returned to her home nt Oakland Sunday after a few days' visit with Geraldine and Charline Elfers.

NEWMAN 7tie INSUSAfiJCK wr-ponics we tiuly 1'te bests Miss Alice Roehr went to Kanta Cruz Saturday morning for a short vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bell and daughters. Dorothy nnri Roberta spent tho week end in Santa Cruz, Mr.

and Mrs. John A. Forges pent Sunday In Snn Francisco. Stanley Jones and Hal Sheridan spent the week end in Oakland. Mr.

and Mrs. Stanley M. Joseph Irft Saturday for San Francisco to spnnd a few days. Mr. and Mrs.

A. B. Joseph have returned from their cabin in the Sierras. Mrs. Yocum of Oakland, former Newman resident, was a visitor hero Friday nnd Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klehn motored to Snn Francisco to nttcml (he wedding of Mrs. Klehn's sister. Lnry Rwopn went to Santa Cruz tho weok end lo visit his parents.

Mr. nnd Mrs. M. Fries ot Mo- losto are visiting their niece, Mrn. A.

B. Joseph. Their grandson, Al Fries of San Francisco, accompanied them. QUALITY CAR WASHING Car hpivlnl 'nr Wash nnd Motor Glenncd $'2 Motor Clcnnrd $1 Wnoh and Klrctrlcal PnH.ih S7.50 up Top UrMMMl $1 PRKDIR'8 CLKAN-niTE AUTO LAUNOKY Corner Tenth nt Street SEA! OFFICERS Modestans Officiate At Odd Fellows And Kebekah Ceremonies July of Acorn Rebekah Lqdge. No.

261, and Oakdalc Lodge No. 228, I. O. O. were Installed'Friday night at joint installation ceremonies in the T.

O. O. F. Hall. The installation staff of Golden State Rebekah Lodge No.

110 of Modesto, with Mrs. Iznia Souza as district deputy president, installed the officers of the local Rebekah lodge and J. Switzer of Modesto and his staff of officers installed for the'I. O. F.

order. Kebekah Officers The following officers were installed in the Rebekah lodge: Pearl Miller, past grand; Mabfil Cannon, noble grand; Florence Barnes, vice grand; Ada Brooks, secretary; Luella Anderson, treasurer; Freida Berthold. warden; Maud Nelson, conductor; Mtsryle Montgomery, chaplain; Adcsia Tavens, musician; Delia Harden, right supporter of nobls grand; May Ulrich, left supporter of noble-grand; Nina Smith, right supporter of vice grand; Hose Bianchi, left supporter of vice grand; Lou Harrold, inside Adams, outside guardian. Odd Fellows' 1 The I. O.

O. officers follow: Ralph Jordan, junior past grand; Fred E. Barnes, noble grand; Charles R. Cannon, vice grand; M. R.

Kearney, A. F. Berthold, treasurer; Ray. McCauley, chaplain; William R. Rafter, right supporter of'noble'grand; E.

A. Hodgkins, left supporter of noble grand; Clarence N. Mefrlhew, warden; Fred F. Reader, conductor; Pete Simmons, right scene supporter; L. C.

Adams, left scene supporter; Amos K. Hoffman, outside guardjan; John M. Deckard, Inside guardian; Philip Wiegart, right supporter vice grand; C. Jensen, left supporter vice grand. Over three hundred members were present at the meeting.

Gifts were presented' to Mrs. Izma Souza, Mrs. Nellie Daunt, Mrs. Pearl Miller and Mrs. Meryl Montgomery.

A short program was followed by a i Refreshments were served-in the banquet room. The Rebekah committee, in charge-was composed of Mr. and Mrs. L. 'C.

Adams, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Bowen, A. Alexander. On Service Will Handle i Construction; Bay City i Bears Expense OAKDALE.

July are now under way for the pro- nosed road from Yosemiie Valley into Hetch Hetchy Valley. Col. C. S. Thomson, superintendent of To- semlle park, announced on a visit to Oakdalc last week.

The road is to be paid for by the city of San Francisco, but will bo built by the park service. It will be a thirteen-mile stretch through the most scenic part of the Sierra, and will be paved with asphalt. Superintendent Tomson a I that surveys were to be made immediately also to determine the best method of a new entrance Into the park over the Big Oak Flat so as to eliminate the control system. The plan already agreed upon has 1. been cast aside, because of the ob- jectionable features of the tunnel, and the new surveys will provide either for a wide one-day road, or, possibly.

Colonel Thompson said, it may be decided to improve the present road and use it simply for an outbound highway and contract a new road for down traffic. Either method would permit tha elimination of the-control system and wouid greatly popularize traffic over the Big Oak Flat highway. Colonel Thomson said that plans were well under way for construction of the new Tiopa highway, which will follow the grand canyon of the'Tuolumne and make'it ona of the most scenic highways in tha world. This improvement will ba the next work undertaken by. the p'ark service.

Colonel Thomson reported the Big Oak Flat road in good shape and said It is being more heavily traveled this year than in years. my opinion, it is the most scenic route," said Colonel Thomson, "and as such hos attractions which the proposed new route will not have." Escalon Blacksmith Has Sprained Hand ESCALON. July C. Hathaway is suffering from a badly sprained hand which he received when- his hand cauifht in one of the belts in his blacksmith shop. OF APPLICATION OP PATRICK TH03IAS FOIlli ESTATE TO UOItltOW SIOXEY.

(No. 4567) IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OP THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF STANISLAUS. In the- a or the Guardianship of the Person and Estate of i'ATRICK THOMAS FOKD, an Incompetent. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Catherine Ford Kelliher, the Euar- dian of the person and estate of Pairlck Thomas Ford, an Incompetent, has filed a verified petition in Superior-Court of the State ft California, In and for the County of Stanislaus, applying for a of Cmirt a i i a i FoM Kellihftr. as such Guardian, to hor- row for said Incompetent the sum of to renew the loans tiiat are now on said land hereinafter to execute a promissory note thtrefor i Interest at annum, payable seml-annu- ally.

and to execute a Deed of Trust on the land hereinafter described to secure said promissory note. That the aKBreeaie sums of money that are now a lien and due from Patrick Thomas Ford, -the incompetent, and said estate, to the Bank of America National Trust and Sav- 'ngs Association, and Interest thereon. Is $13500.00. That the same is evidenced by promissory notes and secured by a Deed of Trust executed by Patrick Thomas Ford tha Incompetent, to the Bank of Italy, Stockton Branch, and 'assigned to the T. O.

O. F. committee were In William Rafter; Claude Bowen and Fred F. Reager. Hank of America National Trust Grouo Entertained In Home At Gratton GRATTON, July and Mrs.

Dan Durkeo. gave a dinner pany Tliursday evening honoring a number of relatives from tile East and South. Covers were laid for Mr. and Mis. J.

B. Durkeo of Dallas, Texas; Mrs. H. S. Hamilton of Los Angeles, Robert Hensler uf Glo.ndale, Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Hamlow and Mr. and Mrs. Durkee and sons. Walter and Donald, nnd (laughter, June.

The. guests returned to their homes Friday. Gratton Youth To Train For Boxing GRATTON, July Hansen, who has been making his home with- his uncle, Vcrnon Parbcr, left a few dnys ago for San Francisco to train as a boxer. His brother, Loren, who has also boon staving with his uncle, left Friday for the southern part of the state, where ho will bo employed in thiS construction of a highway. Victim Of Blood Poisoning Improves OAKDALE, July Drew, who hns boon confined to his home with an attack of blood fioisoning, is reported improving.

Drew is one of tho foremen on tho construction crews of the Oakdnlc Irrigation District. Ho injured his land while In the district's employ with hlood poisoning resulting. ATTKNOS OUA1ID CAMT GRATTON, July Enl- mnn, cinplnyo of tho nbln ranch. Is nt tho Sun Louis Ohlspo National Guard traininc school. Savings Association, laiifis herelnarier described," ami drtte! 13.

recorded on 15th, 1037, In 227 of Official Records, at page 455 in the Recorder's Offlre of the County, of Stnnlslnus. State- of California NOTICE IS QJVEN 1 that the ClerU haa fixed the 3rd day ot August, ItSI. at A S3. In Department 2 of aald Superlol Court, In tho County Courthouse in the City or Mo-lesto. County of Stanislaus, Stato California, as the time anil place for thfi hearing of sain petition.

TJiat tha following land sluate In Cmuity of Stanislaus. Stale of California. Is to be given as security in said Deed of Trust for said promissory note and loan, to'wlt. The quarter of ctlon IS: West halt and 2 Southwest corner of tho quarter, all In 33: East 111.90 acres Snnorn Road In Section .1 10 Poad In Section 32; northerly 153 arro Sou'ilf St of Action 3TM (1Uirler South halt Hr, ,7 Ifartor of Section 2. all In Tovnshln 1 Noi-n, 10 East, a a The Sou acres or the Northerist rSuth TownJhfp in i i 10 Mount roadq inn loads.

10.14 acres of land. of 'flint mSer 1" 0 In the Thomas PorVl i clt to CO nt are K'Vhn'S i "3 Bated: 55, 93 c. EASTIN By M. v. MEMIIKU3 OF THE Stanislaus County Medical Association PHYSICIANS AND DIBKCTOBT II.

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