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1. June 1923 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY JUNE 6, 1923 Dr. J. McCosh Smith, well known throughout Modoc County, died near Los Angeles several days ago and his remains were taken East to his old home for interment. His many friends here regret to hear of his death. CARD OF THANKS  We desire to extend our sincere thanks to the people of Surprise Valley for favors conferred during their late misfortune in the death of our brother Alexander Stevens. Mrs. A. Gibson Howard Stevens
2. James Hanks [1]
James Hanks James Donald Hanks, 73, died July 19, 2004, of cancer at Lake District Hospital in Lakeview. At his request, funeral services will not be held. Desert Rose Funeral Chapel, Lakeview, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Hanks was born Sept. 19, 1930, in Fort Bidwell to Roy and Vida (Gallap) Hanks. He was raised in Fort Bidwell and Lakeview and completed his education in Lakeview High School. He worked on ranches in Nevada until being drafted into the Army and serving in Korea during the Korean
3. First Registered Voters in Modoc County [1]
First Registered Voters in Modoc County Lee Harbert was the first man to register in Modoc County in 1874. The following is a complete list of the registrants for the year and the town in which they were residents. NAME CITY Allen, John Hot Springs Anderson, George Lake City Anderson, Milton Alturas Arents, Edward Adin Austin, John Alturas Barns, Ephraim Goose Lake Batchelor, Luther Camp Bidwell Baty, Robert Camp Bidwell Bayley, Simeon S South Fork Bedford, J M Adin Belding, William Lake City Benefield,
4. Re: April 23 [1]
I knew John Van Riper in the 1970s, when I lived in Surprise Valley, He was a nice older gentleman who was living in Gerlach at the time. It was said that he had suffered from shell shock from being in the war in World War I. It is interesting to pick up pieces of informatin regarding acquaintances made during my tenure in the Valley. Thanks so much Billie for taking the time to transcribe all of these tidbits. John Van Riper, of near Eagleville, suffered a mental collapse last week and was sent to the
5. El Monte Cemetery, Los Angeles County [1]
Greetings: Recent news has been noted regarding the El Monte Cemetery, also known as the Savannah Pioneer Cemetery and Savannah Memorial Park, in the City of Rosemead, Los Angeles County. The El Monte Cemetery Association is apparently experiencing financial difficulty and is contemplating selling the cemetery to developers. If this were to occur, it has been stated that the 3,000 graves in the cemetery will have to be disinterred and relocated elsewhere. If you have family ancestors or loved ones who w
6. Undating The File [1]
Since my typist is down in Florida getting a tan, I have been able to go through the Lake City Cemetery listing and the 1930 census for Lake City. If anyone needs a lookup on the 1930 Modoc County Census, please contact me. Billie -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Please Reply To: Billie Reynolds r3346@sunset.net ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/
7. Looking Back [1]
Looking Back is a regular feature of the Modoc County record, a weekly newspaper, published in Alturas, CA. The following is transcribed from the August 12, 2004 issue. Looking Back 96 Years Ago - 1908 It has been an exceptionally hot, dry summer for Modoc ranchers. Adding to their miseries this summer is the appearance of hordes of grasshoppers that are consuming tons of alfalfa in Surprise Valley....A candy factory and bakery has been established in Alturas by E.M. Jackson and J.E. Monahan....for the f
8. Sep 1922 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD- CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 6, 1922 Married  At Alturas, Cal., at the Baptist Parsonage, September 2, 1922, Miss Ethel Powers, of Eagleville, and Verne Linvide [Linville], of Alturas. The newly weds are highly esteemed young people and the Record, along with a large number of warm friends, tender congratulations to them and wish them unbounded happiness and prosperity as they travel through life. Miss Elma Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson f
9. August 1923 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY AUGUST 1, 1923 LONG VALLEY DOINGS Uunice Kimble celebrated her eleventh birthday Sunday, July 29th, in giving an ice cream and strawberry party. All had a good time with loads of ice cream and strawberries for everyone. Miss Mary Weilmunster, of Lake City was one of the guests. BRIEF MENTION Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ogle, of Lakeview, were here last Sunday for a short time, and on their return home was accompanied by Mrs. E. C. Coffman, who h
10. Re: Update and Correction [1]
Two doctors refused to believe what they saw on my angiogram yesterday. Parts of my heart that have not been working, have regenerated and they are now working. They compared this angiogram against one taken four years ago and they were aghast and exuberent at what they saw. One artery that has been out of commission, for years, is now working again. The bottom portion of my heart was not pumping four years ago and now it is pumping. Several small veins that have been dormant for years are now rejuvenating
11. Personal [1]
Vern Brown, Are you still on CAMODOC, if so please contact me at: r3346@sunset.net Billie ~~~~~~ Billie C. & Anita 'Jean' Reynolds (Our Family Genealogy) http://www.rh2o.com --- Our outgoing mail is checked by Norton AntiVirus.
12. May 1924 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY MAY 7, 1924 Born  Near Cedarville, Cal., May 7th, 1924, to the wife of Bert Simson, a daughter Gabe Scott was arrested in Oregon last week and brought back to Reno to be tried for matters connected with the bootlegging business. Martin J. Anderson died at Oroville this morning. His remains will be brought here for interment and the funeral will be held next Sunday. Fred Meyers of Eagleville and who has been in Sacramento during the pas
13. Re: October 1923 Holes in roadway [1]
Thank you, Susan. Yes, the newspaper editor was making a joke. Billie ----- Original Message ----- From: "Susan D. Slade-Grossl" To: Sent: Saturday, August 14, 2004 7:20 PM Subject: Re: October 1923 Holes in roadway I'm for thinking it was a joke by the newspaper guys. That in their area, there were a few to many holes in the road ways, and they were poking fun at the road crews who were not keeping their job done. I think the same road crews now tak
14. December 1923 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 5, 1923 Married  At Alturas, Cal., Nov. 28, 1923, Lyle L. Perry of Vya, Nev., to Miss Gladys O. Damewood, of Cottage Grove, Oregon, Rev. F. E. Hamby, officiating. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 12, 1923 LOCAL MENTION Chas. Cummins is now living on a diet of sweet milk run thru a food chopper, so that it can be easily masticated, as he had all his teeth pulled out while at Alturas last week. Jake Gilcher is now walking around airily as a s
15. Sept 1923 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 5, 1923 Mrs. Nora Street, Miss Gay Delmas, Ed Van Dorn and Grant Adams returned last Sunday from a swing around the Sagebrush State, taking in Lake Tahoe, Reno and Carson, and report having a splendid time. The Federal nurse, Mrs. Bramhall, will be here next Friday and hold a meeting in the Grammar school building for the purpose of organizing a Parent-Teachers Association. Everyone is requested to attend. It is reported that
16. Looking Back [1]
Evidently I mistakenly sent the incomplete Looking Back before its intended time. Therefore, I will resume where I left off. If you did not receive the early sendoff,notify me and I shall get you the entire piece. As I was saying, the paper in 1908 was pretty self absorbed in the arrival of the NCO Railroad going to Alturas and then on to Lakeview, Oregon. My Granddad, Wilbur Freer Goldsberry, with wife and three kids, joined the NCO just before it arrived in Alturas. He had been an itinerant railroader al
17. Re: CAMODOC-D Digest V04 #167 [1]
Dear Billie C .......... I think you are awfully cute, "your typist getting a tan in Florida, INDEED !!" :0) Glad to hear that you have so much spare time on your hands. Since you do, please think about my Cantrall, Brooks and Newlin families in the Census Records for Modoc County. I LOVE everything !! Thanks a million, Cutie. And, how is your typist getting along in Florida? I understand there are a couple of more BIG storms heading for the East Coast !! Jean may be there until
18. April 1924 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY APRIL 2, 1924 DEATH OF MRS. FLAUGHER Death at 3:30 yesterday afternoon called Mrs. Rachel Anna Flaugher, widely known resident of this city for the last 20 years, at the home of her son-in-law, A. A. Rogers, on Laurel St., Chapman town. Deceased was a native of Iowa and was 77 years old. She is survived by one son, James F. Flaugher and on daughter, Mrs. Mattie Wood, both of Vya, Nev., one sister, Mrs. Martha Pierce of Madrid, Iowa, thre
19. Febuary 1922 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1922 A NARROW ESCAPE Some evenings ago while Mrs. Stiner was calling on her neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. George Toney, near Lake City the gasoline lamp exploded, setting fire to the room. With rare presence of mind, Mrs. Stiner picked up the flaming lamp and hurled it out of door. In doing so her clothing caught fire and she was badly burned about the arms and body. However, the burns were not serious and she will soon recover f
20. Los Angeles Times/Modoc County [1]
Todays Los Angeles Tmes devoted 21/2 Columns on Modoc County. It included a Picture of Patricia Cantrall and mentioned these names.Bruce Mix, Mark Gentry, Rick Holloway, John Estell, Duane Herbert, George Wistos, and Lawrence Ray. Also mention Likely Cafe andc the Brass Rail.
21. May 1922 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1922 ACCIDENTALLY KILLED Last Wednesday night Limas Landis, one of the H. C. Co.s sheepherders was brought to town for medical treatment, but died before reaching Cedarville. He and another herder had a couple bands of sheep near the Home Camp in Nevada, the two being about a quarter of a mile apart. Lindas partner heard a shot, followed by loud shouting, and on going over found Linda shot through the leg, the bullet entering t
22. Personal [1]
To Dee S. I am still getting a bounce from your email. I am post the error if you want. Billie ~~~~~~ Billie C. Reynolds Anita (Jean) Waters-Reynolds (Family Genealogy) http://www.rh2o.com (Modoc County Genealogy) (US-CA GenWeb Host for Modoc County, CA) http://www.rh2o.com/modoc/ --- Our outgoing mail is checked by Norton AntiVirus.
23. April 1923 [1]
SURPRISE VALLEY RECORD  CEDARVILLE, MODOC COUNTY, CAL. WEDNESDAY APRIL 4, 1923 MRS. WEBER PASSED AWAY Died  At Modesto, Cal., March 29, 1923, Mrs. Jacques Weber, aged 72 years, wife of Jacques Weber and mother of Mrs. Richard Tatum, of Reno, Nevada, Mrs. Mary Martin, of Modesto, Cal., Mrs. Annie Pierce and Mrs. Gary Williams, of Likely, Cal., Mrs. Jane Wallace, of this place and Mrs. Marguerite Peterson, of Fort Bidwell, and one son, Paul Weber of Modesto. She was one of the early pioneers of this pla
24. Gloster Family [1]
Does anyone have knowledge of this family (John & Maxine)? Billie -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Please Reply To: Billie Reynolds r3346@dcsi.net ________________________________________________________________ The best thing to hit the Internet in years - Juno SpeedBand! Surf the Web up to FIVE TIMES FASTER! Only $14.95/ month - visit www.juno.com to sign up today!
25. Re: Sep 1922 [1]
This couple had a son, Donald, who attended Modoc Union High School, when I was just a freshman. Don was a track man and set a record for MUHS in the 440, his time was just about two minutes. That was pretty fast in those days. Don represented the school at Chico, where the Northern High School Athletic Association held their big meet. I cannot remember his exact placement in that meet but I think that he placed first in the 440. We were all very proud of his accomplishment He was also a "jitterbug" par e
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