inalcarea Dy orilcials 'of the or- t)'61 - 2 ginization this morning. ' The 79.6 : biard' of, directors meets this 1 '9 -; -noon' in the Forest Hill hotel. 3 -1 F -RInasm.ich as Mrs.· Jochmus t -: has - .been actively. assocjated '...1 ·; with her husband in the cham- j. , ber of -commerce work,. particu- ..1 ' larly since he was-f appointed ·. pdlice. judge, it is- expected'_ that 15·. . she will carry the polihies. af„the ' organization along ·In traditional : . · fashion. Judge .Jochmus, wha_had- v.. esablished a record- Er Cali fornia 6007 trileiving as secreUfy-fe* 20 yel*; 1 .died'.ih a local hospital„Salur¢an V.' At this noon's meeting, plans are 937 ·. expected = to be completed for _the . observance of Pacific Grove's fif- T . , tieth birthday as an incorporated b/ city and .for : the'. staging- o.f_.Plc 9 · first annual butterfly . pageant. OK 22 ; celebration. -Representatives of · the Parent-Teacher Association, 'co- g I . operating. in the affair, are ex- '-/pected' to-be present at .the meet- Pacific Grove Pay.s i f Time Chamber Of ( 4 Several hundred tesidents . of Patific Grove, 'the community he ' - served so faithfully, gathered ,in 5 - the local Methodist church rues- f. day, to pay tribute to A. C. Joch- . mds, who died in a local hospital 7 Saturday. It wAs one of the most imprestsive funeral servie™ held 2 · here tor many yhars.-: - 2 . The- ritualistic team -Of· the Mon- 0 'terey Lodge, B. F. 04 Elks* ·of 1. which Judge Jochmus. was a mem- 9 i Lber,' conducted the service. Those :, takinglphrt were Stanley Douglas, FWnk Salas, E. M. Hibbing, ela•- ence Goldsworthy, Fred Lazarini and Reginald Foster. - Music for the ceremony was pro- vided by Eddie George, tenor, ac- :4 , ,, er:mpanied by Edward C. Hopkins, N · ·· . orbanis€. Pall-bearers · 3*ere Dr. J. 02 · ' J. Nilliains, Edward Simpson, Shel- - don Gilmer, Dr. C. F.- Curry, Er- I.·nestMcAnan,y·and-LeoMcCoy. 4 ' , F A 'Warm personal tdbute, repleat .t ' & ' ...,With..Poeite quotationi, was given t «:'· by,Rev. T. J. Barkle, for many years 6,4-.7 a neighbor of Judge Jochmus. Rev. I ' J. Justin P. Follette, minister of the gE. V. Md{Rodist ·church, .'offered prayer. 443* later officiated at" brief ser- il:fN vjces in El Carmelo cemetery.' - 69 6, b. k There was , great wealth ' of r floral tributes. 8„... 29 LAGgustus Canos : Jochm · was fdrikibdP*.)n -Cheyenng,-1yoming.-- tri'- 12**:1800.· -.Bis father was an officer in 21?546*merican army.-1 His ·grand- *1.4. 0 12.1 .Pf ..1.-: - 1596242.1.- .. 45 1.. i j...il ..r: .: . . , 1./. --who.- has been. appointed i - ,-* =. -0' *hiie thel.Fperiencd of Spain ; 1fce jud of Picific Grove, # *eeihs to have :;roved that the air: . placil}g the late Judge A. - plane is- very ·limited as an engine Jochmus, Whd passed away S -h w .- ..... 2 , 7 -of-- destructiot it has established ' urday. 3 , REV, JAMES H. WOODRUFF itself as an effective instrument to, -Pastor of th(Nocal Christian - crate. psychological horror. Church,· who- returns to his du- -· - ··- 2.1 . .- * ·* * 3 I . Council · Chooses tie# h-€re followipg- a summer 5 -1.But the man who claimed that ..4 - Apent-as -pkstgF of.the Ch€irph.,-: such warfare- wolild frighten whole W. F. 1?Fay AiNe of the Sequoih® in-,-Sdquoii'Na=-t nations· and lead to their defeat wa5 Municipal Jud 1,-Nent>ariC. QI-·02,--;IP·/" " -mistaken. . --. * C -212*%2?tlit: --43*22*23· riz:41243 Zen: ·· 1 - .1 I.... .4$12[:Abighly-iespat@RPettizens·»f dommunity, the city council T r_.-Councilman Leonard Galbraith this TWeek .0obtained- . 'permission -Petition liattle < ; nesday night appointed Wilbu frZm-, his. f6llow - c'ouncilia@n :< to .Way themewn police judge, succ -lave tii@' itlte for-*7-¥ix,;'V.*li#I -7- . irs f' -Interest-. -- - ,ing--to· rthe ··position blade Nvac vacatian. Ail parting:gesture,-the - b, the death of A. C. Jochmus -counch 4-ot-44 to install two. new - .- In New Oil· Law took-offite yesterday.- -.- --·.r: stliet lights he recommended;-one . r· ---- 3.' ·f -· --L·=ErE; 77;K--i ·· :: Officialt applications J for - the at J€hipefo' arid.Grant€elthe other u. i nu-m.ber bf>Picifte Grove'·.votw ?sition were filed by George- · -Fal -60*fesk--and Laurel.- .Certain ers figured in skirmishes over the |now, Hudson 'HI bar?rah, Will ei;dtroli@k jn *the- ' Cbuntrf'*€irib--*Atkinlioj?-Oil--CoREFor bilrh*er-the | Ffddes, Frdnk Schultzblrg, L labdiVGTJr-96*Ercislate*·*.bia-e,e! a,i*-„beltiendy:Petition cirereators | H; €mith, 7Alfred 'Price, ?;Will tinguished.t. . N. :.,-....7 alid represontatives of-,the .Stan- [Bontadelll and-C-*31 Toombs. -- , 1-dird'Oil coAny-vie e -errgQed.-· ....'I'Atcbuncil Went intb ex@cu ,- 11£-7-OT -6li - = Eadh petitioli :tiydulator- irr th session to consider the ma attempt of the. Inaependent PetrO When they returned to open In. „ leum & Consumers- association b ing, -R WAs announced thht the 2081Inerce·15eeretary - -efaceyh;llkinsoh-Bill-ON-trie bat ary for the ' office had been f lot by referendum soon found him at $75 per month, instead of father was an Austrian···noblemanr--self.followed.:by a 'Standard Oi $85 figure of recent years. having bedn. knighted· by Emperor company eniployee.- - Just as thi council had turned down a Franz-Joseph and given an estate voter contacted was. about to sign gestion by Councilman . Mu following his record in the Austri- the @tandard Oil:_man would in an war of the 1860's. Mathews that the position be c terfere, seeking to prevent the sig bin@d with that of city attorne- Judge Jocinnus inherited the ti- ature. Then, resulted. some rapi. city treasurer. tle, evidenced by an impressiye pat- maneuvering,*with petition circu First motion was that of C ent of hobility, but the fact ·that- 2415rs'.-seeking--td.'€iudE€]i;ipur· cilman B. A. Lde that Wiliam 1 he was an Austrian baron I w-a.s suers and the Standard Oil mer chette, former police judge, known to only· a few. intimate . . -- seeking to stay with them contin named. There was no secon< =dton -=elltic·tho;- Ually..2.···.t: --·-- .-: -- -1.-·-- .' 7 ]Aa ihotion. Councilman ..Fr - --Reports from other parts of the I Mendoza then moved the appr men. -. ·-t...4 - ' -1 -. 91' I. 1/7.,9. 4.1,1.-h - -( 004 3 4 , / i (re (lcD.E F#A b Aexercising the privileie aided-in the conlmunity, Bhest last winter..-« - - - ··92 of -demanding allonger peilod of otter civic undertakings.CH< , Patriotie'organizations 'attracti -time in.which to verify-the',names. a 'membef·of the · Pacific G ed hisi.hearty' support.lf-He.was i County, Clerk.Learol'f Joy. of thi, :Unified School District ' board member 62 6-eltizens'hidvisory -cotihty la' reported.tor have refusk .trustees. 2 /- corn mitted-of the Salvation Army,.the late' petitions,lat'Ilirst, but t6 -For 'manyl.yearRI'he, operate c..(,C?ntinded >on page. 4) ...._have accepted them':later., . . job :printing.'busines5 „ in --pa , OCR Text: inalcarea Dy orilcials 'of the or- t)'61 - 2 ginization this morning. ' The 79.6 : biard' of, directors meets this 1 '9 -; -noon' in the Forest Hill hotel. 3 -1 F -RInasm.ich as Mrs.· Jochmus t -: has - .been actively. assocjated '...1 ·; with her husband in the cham- j. , ber of -commerce work,. particu- ..1 ' larly since he was-f appointed ·. pdlice. judge, it is- expected'_ that 15·. . she will carry the polihies. af„the ' organization along ·In traditional : . · fashion. Judge .Jochmus, wha_had- v.. esablished a record- Er Cali fornia 6007 trileiving as secreUfy-fe* 20 yel*; 1 .died'.ih a local hospital„Salur¢an V.' At this noon's meeting, plans are 937 ·. expected = to be completed for _the . observance of Pacific Grove's fif- T . , tieth birthday as an incorporated b/ city and .for : the'. staging- o.f_.Plc 9 · first annual butterfly . pageant. OK 22 ; celebration. -Representatives of · the Parent-Teacher Association, 'co- g I . operating. in the affair, are ex- '-/pected' to-be present at .the meet- Pacific Grove Pay.s i f Time Chamber Of ( 4 Several hundred tesidents . of Patific Grove, 'the community he ' - served so faithfully, gathered ,in 5 - the local Methodist church rues- f. day, to pay tribute to A. C. Joch- . mds, who died in a local hospital 7 Saturday. It wAs one of the most imprestsive funeral servie™ held 2 · here tor many yhars.-: - 2 . The- ritualistic team -Of· the Mon- 0 'terey Lodge, B. F. 04 Elks* ·of 1. which Judge Jochmus. was a mem- 9 i Lber,' conducted the service. Those :, takinglphrt were Stanley Douglas, FWnk Salas, E. M. Hibbing, ela•- ence Goldsworthy, Fred Lazarini and Reginald Foster. - Music for the ceremony was pro- vided by Eddie George, tenor, ac- :4 , ,, er:mpanied by Edward C. Hopkins, N · ·· . orbanis€. Pall-bearers · 3*ere Dr. J. 02 · ' J. Nilliains, Edward Simpson, Shel- - don Gilmer, Dr. C. F.- Curry, Er- I.·nestMcAnan,y·and-LeoMcCoy. 4 ' , F A 'Warm personal tdbute, repleat .t ' & ' ...,With..Poeite quotationi, was given t «:'· by,Rev. T. J. Barkle, for many years 6,4-.7 a neighbor of Judge Jochmus. Rev. I ' J. Justin P. Follette, minister of the gE. V. Md{Rodist ·church, .'offered prayer. 443* later officiated at" brief ser- il:fN vjces in El Carmelo cemetery.' - 69 6, b. k There was , great wealth ' of r floral tributes. 8„... 29 LAGgustus Canos : Jochm · was fdrikibdP*.)n -Cheyenng,-1yoming.-- tri'- 12**:1800.· -.Bis father was an officer in 21?546*merican army.-1 His ·grand- *1.4. 0 12.1 .Pf ..1.-: - 1596242.1.- .. 45 1.. i j...il ..r: .: . . , 1./. --who.- has been. appointed i - ,-* =. -0' *hiie thel.Fperiencd of Spain ; 1fce jud of Picific Grove, # *eeihs to have :;roved that the air: . placil}g the late Judge A. - plane is- very ·limited as an engine Jochmus, Whd passed away S -h w .- ..... 2 , 7 -of-- destructiot it has established ' urday. 3 , REV, JAMES H. WOODRUFF itself as an effective instrument to, -Pastor of th(Nocal Christian - crate. psychological horror. Church,· who- returns to his du- -· - ··- 2.1 . .- * ·* * 3 I . Council · Chooses tie# h-€re followipg- a summer 5 -1.But the man who claimed that ..4 - Apent-as -pkstgF of.the Ch€irph.,-: such warfare- wolild frighten whole W. F. 1?Fay AiNe of the Sequoih® in-,-Sdquoii'Na=-t nations· and lead to their defeat wa5 Municipal Jud 1,-Nent>ariC. QI-·02,--;IP·/" " -mistaken. . --. * C -212*%2?tlit: --43*22*23· riz:41243 Zen: ·· 1 - .1 I.... .4$12[:Abighly-iespat@RPettizens·»f dommunity, the city council T r_.-Councilman Leonard Galbraith this TWeek .0obtained- . 'permission -Petition liattle < ; nesday night appointed Wilbu frZm-, his. f6llow - c'ouncilia@n :< to .Way themewn police judge, succ -lave tii@' itlte for-*7-¥ix,;'V.*li#I -7- . irs f' -Interest-. -- - ,ing--to· rthe ··position blade Nvac vacatian. Ail parting:gesture,-the - b, the death of A. C. Jochmus -counch 4-ot-44 to install two. new - .- In New Oil· Law took-offite yesterday.- -.- --·.r: stliet lights he recommended;-one . r· ---- 3.' ·f -· --L·=ErE; 77;K--i ·· :: Officialt applications J for - the at J€hipefo' arid.Grant€elthe other u. i nu-m.ber bf>Picifte Grove'·.votw ?sition were filed by George- · -Fal -60*fesk--and Laurel.- .Certain ers figured in skirmishes over the |now, Hudson 'HI bar?rah, Will ei;dtroli@k jn *the- ' Cbuntrf'*€irib--*Atkinlioj?-Oil--CoREFor bilrh*er-the | Ffddes, Frdnk Schultzblrg, L labdiVGTJr-96*Ercislate*·*.bia-e,e! a,i*-„beltiendy:Petition cirereators | H; €mith, 7Alfred 'Price, ?;Will tinguished.t. . N. :.,-....7 alid represontatives of-,the .Stan- [Bontadelll and-C-*31 Toombs. -- , 1-dird'Oil coAny-vie e -errgQed.-· ....'I'Atcbuncil Went intb ex@cu ,- 11£-7-OT -6li - = Eadh petitioli :tiydulator- irr th session to consider the ma attempt of the. Inaependent PetrO When they returned to open In. „ leum & Consumers- association b ing, -R WAs announced thht the 2081Inerce·15eeretary - -efaceyh;llkinsoh-Bill-ON-trie bat ary for the ' office had been f lot by referendum soon found him at $75 per month, instead of father was an Austrian···noblemanr--self.followed.:by a 'Standard Oi $85 figure of recent years. having bedn. knighted· by Emperor company eniployee.- - Just as thi council had turned down a Franz-Joseph and given an estate voter contacted was. about to sign gestion by Councilman . Mu following his record in the Austri- the @tandard Oil:_man would in an war of the 1860's. Mathews that the position be c terfere, seeking to prevent the sig bin@d with that of city attorne- Judge Jocinnus inherited the ti- ature. Then, resulted. some rapi. city treasurer. tle, evidenced by an impressiye pat- maneuvering,*with petition circu First motion was that of C ent of hobility, but the fact ·that- 2415rs'.-seeking--td.'€iudE€]i;ipur· cilman B. A. Lde that Wiliam 1 he was an Austrian baron I w-a.s suers and the Standard Oil mer chette, former police judge, known to only· a few. intimate . . -- seeking to stay with them contin named. There was no secon< =dton -=elltic·tho;- Ually..2.···.t: --·-- .-: -- -1.-·-- .' 7 ]Aa ihotion. Councilman ..Fr - --Reports from other parts of the I Mendoza then moved the appr men. -. ·-t...4 - ' -1 -. 91' I. 1/7.,9. 4.1,1.-h - -( 004 3 4 , / i (re (lcD.E F#A b Aexercising the privileie aided-in the conlmunity, Bhest last winter..-« - - - ··92 of -demanding allonger peilod of otter civic undertakings.CH< , Patriotie'organizations 'attracti -time in.which to verify-the',names. a 'membef·of the · Pacific G ed hisi.hearty' support.lf-He.was i County, Clerk.Learol'f Joy. of thi, :Unified School District ' board member 62 6-eltizens'hidvisory -cotihty la' reported.tor have refusk .trustees. 2 /- corn mitted-of the Salvation Army,.the late' petitions,lat'Ilirst, but t6 -For 'manyl.yearRI'he, operate c..(,C?ntinded >on page. 4) ...._have accepted them':later., . . job :printing.'busines5 „ in --pa , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,I through K File Names,Jochmus,JOCHMUS_003.pdf,JOCHMUS_003.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: JOCHMUS_003.PDF, JOCHMUS_003.pdf 1 Page 1