Woodland Daily Democrat from Woodland, California • Page 5

WOODLAND DAILY DEMOCRAT, WOODLAND, CALIFORNIA MONDAY, JUNE 28, 1920. PAGEnVt Personal Trustees Name Winters Teachers Care Used In Assembling Engines Tilting Nm Ckamtf Knives and forks art fMMM the 1 hies with smut chains la tha I'ortujfurse restaurants all sjtjU put 1 nx plHce along Hie Tmiitur. wkm the barefooted melt and woiimm, aa flora. flslHTiiieri, coal lienvera. pMtara, niHikei women slid others rush lit tlielr meals.

Ohio rttate Real Estate Transfers (Furniaheu by Western Title Insurance Beamer Build Prone 490). Trustees of the grammar school have announced the following teachers for next year: Principal, Mrs. T. E. Dunnugan, assistants Miss Martha Bannon Mrs.

Edith Abbott, Musses Adeline Vasey and Viola Kop land. The faculty is the same as last J. F. Holme, J. D.

llarling, .7. F. Lauience und J. II. Kraft were guests today at the regular weekly luncheon of the Davis Rotary Club.

Claude Rohwer and Mrs. Rohwer, who was formerly Miss Salome Blow nice of Vallejo, last night re nimed their inteirupted honeymoon, leaving for Lake Tahoe. The couple will leturn home Saturday night. Dr. R.

G. Frey. Woodland Clinic physician who 13 at piesent on a vacation in San Francisco, was a visitor in this city yesteiday. Jack Knight of Willows spent Sunday visiting his brother, Chris Knight, and sifters, Mrs. R.

Krick, Hattie Bair and Lizzie Rehmke, of this city. Bill Spencer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Maude Anderson, Guardian to Eu ucmo Ricci. Lot on West side of North Fifth ttiect in the city of Woodland.

Lois Anderson to Eugen io Ricci. Lot on West Side of North Fifth Street in the City of Woodland. mother of Mrs. Cummins. 'Sheriff J.

W. Monroe and his family aiv spending several days at Dillon's Beach. They plan to be gone at least this week. Mrs. Geo.

W. Holmes of Oakland visiting her aunt, Mrs. Ednah Eu3 tis, of this city. Chris and Arnold Christensen, brothers, are leaving next Sunday for a two weeks visit in Canada und the Northwest. They formerly lived at Portland and will be interested in renewing old acquaintanceships.

Mrs. Floia Hughson of Piedmont year with the exception oiNMiss Kop 1 land of Los Molinas 'Who was chosen 1 to fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of Miss Madge McKillops in 'the primary depaitjrtent Miss Kop j' Ifnti is, a 'graduate of CBico Training j' College ana comes well recommended. She 'is schooslniate of Misb Flora t3efoJ and haist iiae several visits; af tW Geiord home. Laugenour Rites Are Held Today (Continued from Page One) Local Girls is vis relatives and friends in A. T.

Spencer, is quite ill with pneumonia, at the home of his parents, Go To Camp Wanda Koenig, Elizabeth Richie, Ipnn T.pipr IVliirht Hill TWn ninv. cr, Cora Sharp, Elinor Kiotser, Stella this city. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hiatt of Sutter county were in Woodland yesterday.

T. T. Purkitt of Yuba City is in this city today. 1 L. E.

Jeardeau of Sacramento, is visiting his s.ster, Mrs. J. M. Clary of Yolo. Harvey and Frank Collins left early Sunday morning for a fishing trip in the mountain streams of Kings county.

They expect to be gone about a week. They were well equipped, except for a sack of potatoes, which they left behind in their ex When completely assembled, Ihe engines undergo a block running test then taken to a silent room, where of thij city. One sister, Mis Laura Dickiiuon, resides in Fresno. Grand Children Named The grandchildren surviving aie Eugene T. Laugenour, Forrest Laugenour, Mis.

Isabella Woods Wraith, Miss Lucy Ruth McGriff and Beverly Laugenour. Lorabelle Wraith and Eugene I augenotir, are gieat grandchildren. Mrs. Laurenour received her eaily education in the seminary tat Paris, Missouri and in Hesperian College, near this city. Herman Hebeison left Sunday for San Franciseo, where he will attend a national' convention of optometrists to be held in that city this week.

Mis. Walter Kamenzind and daughter aie guests here from Sacramento of Mis. Mary McGriff, Mrs. Kamen zind's motheu They aie planning a trip to Yose'mite about July 15. Mr.

Kamenzind is to get his vacation later and is arranging a fishing trip for himself and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur B. Eddy and children arrived home last night.

Mrs. Eddy and their son and daughter visited with Mrs. Eddy's pa ents in Humboldt county while Mr EJdy a3 in San Francisco on legal business. 'T'HE many parts which make up the Buiclc engine are shown being assembled. Each has passed through many operations and undergone exacting tests before being declared fit to go into assembly.

The pistons have been ground to limits of one thousandth of an inch end have been graded into three classes, according to whether they are a fraction above perfection, a fraction below it, or just about right. The cylinder bores have also been accurately finished and graded in the same manner. During the assembly operation the workmen will fit certain grades of pistons to certain grades of cylinder bores, in order to get as perfect a fit as possible. This is but one example of the care taken in astern blinn the engine. Holt and Eileen Cost of the Woodland group of Canipfire Girls went to Sacramento this morning, where they joined the Sacramento groups who are going into camp at the Na wata Camp, near Randall, SO miles above Placerville.

The camp is in charge of Mrs. May, superintendent of the Sacramento groups. expert letters luten intently for any noises that would indicate imperfection at any point. Having passed these tests successfully, the engines are then moved by conveyor to another part of the factory for assembly into a car. c.tement.

Mr. and Mrs. Flouris McCutcheon of San Francisco were week end visit 01 at the home of Mrs. A. Reel and ilaughter.

Miss Alice. Mrs. J. J. O'Rourke and son, Elliott Receiver Motion Under Advisement BORIV 0 Woodland.

At the age of eighteen she united with the Christian Church, and has been a faithful and active member ever since. She was also very active in the ranks of the Women's Christian Temperance Union, and a woman of the highest ideals. Strawbridge Case Is Again Held The W. R. Strawbridge versus B.

F. Conaway hanging fire in the local superior court for a number of Mrs. F. B. Caldwell and son, 1 rest aie leaving this week to I in this city over fne week end.

They HAMEL To Mr. and Mrs. Ilamcl, of Davk, this looming, a gvl Superior Judge W. A. Andei son has request of the Eail Fiuit Com my for a receiver for fne ranch leport that Mi.

O'Rourke sailed from Europe on June 26, and expects to land in New York on July 6. Thp IT Hnrriann r.nmruv.v nr. Clover Visitor In Woodland George Clover, member of the engineering department of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company at Suisun and who resides at the May field hotel in that eity, was a visitor in this city yesterday, visiting with his parents here. Walter Alexander, member of the staff of the same company, at Sacia mento was a guest of Clover I CAS2 LAID OVER joy the Fourth ot Juiy holiday at Santa Cruz. Mr.

and Mis. T. D. Cummins and daughters are planning to motor to Santa Ciuz for the Fouith. They will be the guests of Mis.

Susan Magill, formerly belonging to T. J. Devln of Malheur County, Oregon, supervisors refused to aid a farm advisor so the farmers raised the necessary funds. The case of Lulu Stephani, resi dent of the Winters d.strkt, against I Myrtle C. Abbot.

alo of that strict, the Winters district under advisement. The motion for a receiver was filed this city delivered a Hudson caoch Sunday to R. Lauren of Roseville. months, bids fair to remain for a much longer time. Strawbridge is suing Conaway for damages alleged to have been caused to his land by overflowing water.

The case has been up for argument for quite a time, bat so far, nothing has taken place. It was set again today for September 7. some time ago by the company in an effort to secuie payment of contract for this year's apucot crop, and the in legaid to damages, has been bid; over until September 7, aceoiding to decision in superior court this morning by Juage W. A. AndersSn, when the case uinie up for argjment.

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