Sacramento County CA Archives News.....Sacramento Union November 23, 1921
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Sacramento Union November 23, 1921
Sacramento Union
Wednesday November 23, 1921

	STATE REAL ESTATE DEPT.
		Licenses Issued
	           November 21, 1921
 Ralph L. CLARK, R.F.D., No. 2, Box 74-A, Lodi, Br. No. 10,323
 Nels ANDERSON, Fotters Springs, Sonoma Co., Br. No. 10,326
 John A. WILSON, California st, Suisun, Br. No. 10,330
 A.B. McGILL, No. 805 W. Park st., Stockton, Br. No. 10,338
 Oellig & Keller, 31, McNear Bldg, Petaluma, John KELLER, copart, No. 2018. 
H.H. OELLIG, mem, copart, No. 2094.
  J.M. CONLEY, 221 N. El Dorado st., Stockton, Rr, No. 10, 361.
  Adele MOORE, Woodward Ave. and Oak st., Penngrove, Sonoma Co., Br. No. 10,367.

	MOTIF OF SURPRISE PARTY
ROSEVILLE, Placer Co., Nov. 22 - Miss Margaret PRICE was the hostess at a 
surprise party given in her honor at the home of her aunt, Mrs. McGINNIS. Those 
present were: Misses Margaret Price, Hilda COPPIN, Lois SMITH, Bernice 
RICHMOND, Coral STONE, Hildreth BAUQUIER, Mae DAY, Martha SUNDELL, Irene 
REIDER, Vida WARWICK, Adeline MILLER and Marguerite ELLIOTT. Lawrence RAINS, 
Ray WHEELER, Glenn FASSETT, Claude HAMAN, William BUTLER, Cael TORSON, Leo 
O’CONNOR, Nelson ALLEN, Clark HELLAR, Geo. CAYAN., Vernon BAKER, Theodore 
MILLER, Wallace RISKE and Horace COX.

	DEATHS
 BAILEY - In this city, November 20, 1921, Allie Bailey, wife of the late James 
M. Bailey, grandmother of Melvin Bailey; a native of Missouri, aged 75 years. 
Friends are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-day (Wednesday) at 
10:30 a.m. from the home of Clark, Booth & Yardley, 917 H street. Interment Odd 
Fellows’ Lawn cemetery.
  Notice: Capital City Rebekah lodge, No. 160 - Members assemble at Clark, 
Booth & Yardley’s undertaking parlors Wednesday morning at 10 o’clock to attend 
the funeral of our late sister, Allie Bailey. By order of the Noble Grand.  
Nellie JOSLYN.
  MAHONE - In Slough House, Sacramento county, Cal.., November 21, 1921, Robert 
H. Mahone, son of the late John R. T. and Catherine Mahone, half-brother of 
Edward F. DALTON of Sacramento and William SHELDON of Slough House, uncle of 
Mrs. Mabel WESTERBERG of Sacramento, Mrs. E.V. McGLYNN of San Francisco, Mrs. 
T.D. HALL and Melvin C. VAUGHN of Sacramento; a native of California, aged 68 
years, 5 months and 9 days. Friends are respectfully invited to attend the 
funeral at 2 p.m. today (Wednesday) from the home of Miller & Skelton, 140 K 
street. Interment I.O.O.F. Lawn Cemetery.
  WALSH - Entered into rest, in this city,, November 22, 1921, Joseph Walsh, 
beloved brother of Edward R. Walsh and John Donovan; a native of Sacramento, 
aged 63 years. Mr. Walsh is at the funeral home of James R. Garlick, 1517 
Eleventh street. Funeral notice hereafter.
  MOON - Entered into rest, in this city, November 21, 1921, Martha L., beloved 
daughter of Martha and Edward Moon, sister of Harold E. and R.T. Moon; a native 
of Sacramento, aged 11 months. Friends are invited to attend the funeral 
Wednesday at 2 p.m. from the funeral home of James R. Garlick, 1517 Eleventh 
street. Interment Odd Fellows’ Lawn cemetery.
  ROSE - Near Clarksburg, November 21, 1921, Warren J. Rose, beloved husband of 
Rose V. Rose, loving father of Warren, Antone, Frank, Willie and Angeline Rose 
of Clarksburg, Manuel and John Rose of Sacramento, Mrs. Lucile FAUGUNES of 
Clarksburg and the late Marie MERRY; a native of Azores Island. Friends are 
respectfully invited to attend the funeral Thursday morning at 10 o’clock form 
this late home. Thence to the St. Joseph church, Freeport, where requiem his 
mass will be offered for the repose of his soul. Interment St. Joseph cemetery. 
Morris ____ _____ director.

  SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22 - Only 125 tones of turkeys arrived today in San 
Francisco against a normal for the second day before Thanksgiving of 200 tons. 
The general retail price was 60 cents a pound, although one market advertised 
birds at 49 cents and a free market to which farmers were shipping their 
products direct sold at 52 cents, two cents above the wholesale price.

  WASHINGTON, Nov. 22 - President HARDING has cummuted the 10-year sentence of 
Emil HERMAN, confined at McNeil Island, Wash., to expire December 24, it was 
said today at the department of justice. He was convicted in Seattle, Wash., in 
June 1918, of violation of the Espionage act.

PEKIN, Nov 22 (by the Associated Press) - The financial crissis, which 
threatened the stability of the government, has been averted temporarily 
through remittances from provincial military governors totaling 7,000,000 teals.

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22 - William C. ARBUCKLE, 21, brother of Roscoe Arbuckle, 
film comedian, and Miss Gladys C. KNIGHT, 18, a stenographer, were married 
Sunday in Redwood City, Calif., it became known today.


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