Page Two THE GOLDEN JUBILEE FAMILY MAKES MANY ALTERATIONS Gould Clan Shows [ 1 SOCIETY Growth, Clevelands Stampede to Altar How we have grown ! In the Fall of 1941, the Gould clan gathered at Long Beach to observe the Golden Wedding An- niversary of Charles Philip Gould, Sr., and May Talkington Gould. At that time "The Golden Jubilee" made its appearance and included much information concerning the family. It seemed a good idea to try to bring things up to date in this issue, but that has proved to be more of a job than the editor bar- gained for. However, the following is at least a partial list of the goings-on since the last celebra- tion: Rosamond Robinson has married John E. Jaqua (Feb. 27, 1943) and added to the clan have been James Boyden Jaqua, Anne Jaqua and Jon Victor Jaqua. Franklin Willard Robinson, Jr., married Joan Larrimer (Mar. 4, 1943) and the results thus far are: Gail Robinson and Franklin Wil- lard Robinson III. Meanwhile, Phil and Gen Gould have provided Suzanne with two sisters and a brother: Patricia, Denise and Charles Philip Gould III. Just look at those Heringers ! Donald and Agnes have provided Carol Elizabeth with two sisters and a brother: Janice, Michael John and Susan Genette. Bud (John, Jr.) and Marjorie, married Jan. 18 1942. Present re- sults: Hope Anne and John F. Heringer III. George and Barbara, married Oct. 24, 1948. No consequences thus far. ( Let's not rush them !) Those Holmes girls are keeping pace: Roxana C. Holmes, who married Herbert B. Blanks on May 26, 1937, has provided George Anth- ony. Blanks with two brothers: Herbert Elliott and Donald Allen Blanks. Ruth Louise Holmes married William Andrew McCampbell, Jr., Feb. 2, 1944. See what's happened: William Andrew McCampbell III, Frank Allen McCampbell and Tho- mas Holmes McCampbell! These girls already have done a Thelma Dorothy Gould -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gould, who passed away on Thanksgiving Day, 1922. She was a member of the graduating class of 1920 at Pacific Grove High School. half-dozen times what their mo- ther has been unable to accom- Wish in more than 37 years-pro- duce a son! Jeanne Gould became Mrs. Ern- est--Acrey on. Feb. 15, 1947--no consequences yet reported. Mrs. Muriel Pyburn was not at Long Beach when the dan gath- ered, so we report hers here, any- way: Robin, 13, Pamela, 11, Wil- liam, 9. Mrs. Jeanette Maino couldn't bring Ruston, Jr., 9, to Long Beach apparently for the reason now known as Anne, 8, and since has arrived Burke, 7. When we turn to the Cleveland side of things, the similarity to a rabbit warren promptly vanishes. But things are looking up! This summer, Leora Harrington has produced two bridal outfits and Clarence Harrington has walked down the aisle with two blushing daughters on his arm. Ardis Mae Harrington and Ed Withrow abandoned the pursuit of education at San Jose State Col- lege in May and changed to the pursuit of love. Barbara Jean Harrington and Harvey Joel Willis returned last week from their honeymoon in Yosemite. And Emilie Cleveland Gould's coy sister, Mae Marsh Cleveland, never one to be flighty or impet- uous, deliberated for a modest Emilie Louisa Cleveland became Mrs. William Johnson Gould in a quiet ceremony performed in San Miguel, California, Sept. 6,1899, by the Rev. S. De Forest Belt. The bride was attired in white organdy and was attended by her sister, Inez. The groom's brother, George S. Gould, Jr., was best man. The only other person pres- ent was the bride's mother, Mrs. Louisa Cleveland. Following the ceremony, the newlyweds left on the Southern Pacific for a honeymoon in San Jose. The bride wore a tan (now beige) going-away suit and a white hat adorned with apple bios- soms. , Before the end of the month the bride and groom took a trip to Southern California, the groom us- ing a summons to appear as a wit- ness in a Los Angeles lawsuit as the means of financing a second honeymoon. They made the voyage aboard the steamship "Santa Ro- sa." The groom was the proprietor of the Occidental Hotel of San Miguel and the bride a typogra- pher for the San Miguel Inland Messenger. length of time before becoming Mrs. Al Nailen. The Gould-Cleveland combina- tion finds the arrival of Christine Ruth Gould since the Long Beach affair. She enters kindergarten next month. Marian enters the se- venth grade and Thelma becomes a freshman at San Jose State Col- lege. Apparently the present Cleveland tradition of obtaining sons only by marriage applies here as well. Since Long Beach, there have been four deaths in the Gould fam- ily and none in the Cleveland ranks: George Sylvanus Gould, Jr., Jan. 25, 1942; May T. Gould, May 27, 1942; Kate Louisa Bullier Jan. 31, 1944; Charles Philip Gould, Sr., May 14, 1948. If there have been omissions, the editor extends his apologies. If there are corrections, they will be received gladly. Perhaps the fam- ily statistics can be made complete and faultless if and when another issue of the publication comes off the press. , OCR Text: Page Two THE GOLDEN JUBILEE FAMILY MAKES MANY ALTERATIONS Gould Clan Shows [ 1 SOCIETY Growth, Clevelands Stampede to Altar How we have grown ! In the Fall of 1941, the Gould clan gathered at Long Beach to observe the Golden Wedding An- niversary of Charles Philip Gould, Sr., and May Talkington Gould. At that time "The Golden Jubilee" made its appearance and included much information concerning the family. It seemed a good idea to try to bring things up to date in this issue, but that has proved to be more of a job than the editor bar- gained for. However, the following is at least a partial list of the goings-on since the last celebra- tion: Rosamond Robinson has married John E. Jaqua (Feb. 27, 1943) and added to the clan have been James Boyden Jaqua, Anne Jaqua and Jon Victor Jaqua. Franklin Willard Robinson, Jr., married Joan Larrimer (Mar. 4, 1943) and the results thus far are: Gail Robinson and Franklin Wil- lard Robinson III. Meanwhile, Phil and Gen Gould have provided Suzanne with two sisters and a brother: Patricia, Denise and Charles Philip Gould III. Just look at those Heringers ! Donald and Agnes have provided Carol Elizabeth with two sisters and a brother: Janice, Michael John and Susan Genette. Bud (John, Jr.) and Marjorie, married Jan. 18 1942. Present re- sults: Hope Anne and John F. Heringer III. George and Barbara, married Oct. 24, 1948. No consequences thus far. ( Let's not rush them !) Those Holmes girls are keeping pace: Roxana C. Holmes, who married Herbert B. Blanks on May 26, 1937, has provided George Anth- ony. Blanks with two brothers: Herbert Elliott and Donald Allen Blanks. Ruth Louise Holmes married William Andrew McCampbell, Jr., Feb. 2, 1944. See what's happened: William Andrew McCampbell III, Frank Allen McCampbell and Tho- mas Holmes McCampbell! These girls already have done a Thelma Dorothy Gould -daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Gould, who passed away on Thanksgiving Day, 1922. She was a member of the graduating class of 1920 at Pacific Grove High School. half-dozen times what their mo- ther has been unable to accom- Wish in more than 37 years-pro- duce a son! Jeanne Gould became Mrs. Ern- est--Acrey on. Feb. 15, 1947--no consequences yet reported. Mrs. Muriel Pyburn was not at Long Beach when the dan gath- ered, so we report hers here, any- way: Robin, 13, Pamela, 11, Wil- liam, 9. Mrs. Jeanette Maino couldn't bring Ruston, Jr., 9, to Long Beach apparently for the reason now known as Anne, 8, and since has arrived Burke, 7. When we turn to the Cleveland side of things, the similarity to a rabbit warren promptly vanishes. But things are looking up! This summer, Leora Harrington has produced two bridal outfits and Clarence Harrington has walked down the aisle with two blushing daughters on his arm. Ardis Mae Harrington and Ed Withrow abandoned the pursuit of education at San Jose State Col- lege in May and changed to the pursuit of love. Barbara Jean Harrington and Harvey Joel Willis returned last week from their honeymoon in Yosemite. And Emilie Cleveland Gould's coy sister, Mae Marsh Cleveland, never one to be flighty or impet- uous, deliberated for a modest Emilie Louisa Cleveland became Mrs. William Johnson Gould in a quiet ceremony performed in San Miguel, California, Sept. 6,1899, by the Rev. S. De Forest Belt. The bride was attired in white organdy and was attended by her sister, Inez. The groom's brother, George S. Gould, Jr., was best man. The only other person pres- ent was the bride's mother, Mrs. Louisa Cleveland. Following the ceremony, the newlyweds left on the Southern Pacific for a honeymoon in San Jose. The bride wore a tan (now beige) going-away suit and a white hat adorned with apple bios- soms. , Before the end of the month the bride and groom took a trip to Southern California, the groom us- ing a summons to appear as a wit- ness in a Los Angeles lawsuit as the means of financing a second honeymoon. They made the voyage aboard the steamship "Santa Ro- sa." The groom was the proprietor of the Occidental Hotel of San Miguel and the bride a typogra- pher for the San Miguel Inland Messenger. length of time before becoming Mrs. Al Nailen. The Gould-Cleveland combina- tion finds the arrival of Christine Ruth Gould since the Long Beach affair. She enters kindergarten next month. Marian enters the se- venth grade and Thelma becomes a freshman at San Jose State Col- lege. Apparently the present Cleveland tradition of obtaining sons only by marriage applies here as well. Since Long Beach, there have been four deaths in the Gould fam- ily and none in the Cleveland ranks: George Sylvanus Gould, Jr., Jan. 25, 1942; May T. Gould, May 27, 1942; Kate Louisa Bullier Jan. 31, 1944; Charles Philip Gould, Sr., May 14, 1948. If there have been omissions, the editor extends his apologies. If there are corrections, they will be received gladly. Perhaps the fam- ily statistics can be made complete and faultless if and when another issue of the publication comes off the press. , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Historic Properties of Pacific Grove,Forest,305 Forest,305 FOREST AVE_009.pdf,305 FOREST AVE_009.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: 305 FOREST AVE_009.PDF, 305 FOREST AVE_009.pdf 1 Page 1