Ten Years Ago in Ukiah Area April 1929 Items
A long lease move for Bert Cleland to new Eversole store quarters, Jor Poma’s return to streets after vacation, and a fatality note on Greenwwood. Willits frontier days sales for band equipment exceed 356 dollars. Births listed, marriages in Ukiah and Covelo, real estate activity, harbor survey talk, and a mayoral office shift. Community notices cover weddings, births, road plans, and local governance updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Cleland
Eversole
Cleland
Frank Albertson
Jor Poma
A. O. Rawles
Bante Rosa
Willits Frontier Days
Mittee
Frontier Days
Wilita
Willite Union High School
Mera
Wo Presley
Tloonville
April
Ledgers
Jaye
Apple Hall
Boonville
McHenivy
BR. B. Walker
Board of Supervisors
Sononis
Uridge
Proeter
Santa Rosi
Evan Velfest
Menelly
Electrey Gus Keller
Teader
Fem
OS. A McDormald
Craddock
Vian Venet
Gitin Keller
Sal Mebonahd
Itay Fel
Charles Nutter
View Vout
Red Church
Nom. Anker
Chris Heurg
C. C. Craddock
Harvey Prather
Kurt McNeil
Gunnar Spjuth
Peter Peterson
Walter Dahlstrom
George Maller
Chester Cox
Mia
James Kitson
Owo
Ukiah
Seavernment
Neyo
C. P. Wells
Redwood Valley
Papa Wells
Vernon Andrews
Ray
France
Germany
General Pershing
W. H. Robnson
Johnson
Kurt Schamber
Kinsler
San Francisco
van Allen
Lowe Anderson
John Vinrenga
Calpelta
Crab fishing fleet locates fine bed at Mendocino
Ukiah area notes detail a crab fleet finding a rich bed at Ten Mile River mouth near Mendocino. The report mentions local residents, visitors, and events from April, including piano recital at First Baptist, social visits, and progress on the Jack Peters bridge.
Third Degree Masonry Given to Paul Anderson of Covelo
A complimentary group from Ukiah traveled to Covelo Thursday night to confer the third degree in Masonry on Paul Anderson of Covelo. The party included H. M. Burke, W. A. Thornton, Robert Harmon, C. A. Lindbergh, Fred Or, K. te Whitmore. Mrs. Anderson served a chicken dinner at Dos Rios.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ukiah
Covelo
Paul Anderson
H. M. Burke
W. A. Thornton
Robert Harmon
C. A. Lindbergh
Fred Or
K. Te Whitmore
Dos Rios
Mra
Anderson
Auxiliary Sponsors Evening of Cards
A large attendance is expected at a card party Friday evening in Veterans' Memorial hall sponsored by the Ladies' Auxiliary No. 19. Games will include bridge pedro whist and other favorites with Chinese checkers. Refreshments will be served and a beautiful quill made by Auxiliary members will be awarded. Reservations may be made with Mrs. Jobo Mason or Mrs. de L. Whitmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JL Hansen
Sabin Alditch
Unis City
Greenwood
Gilmore
Johnny Ouibanan
Oltavie
BK. C. Bennett
Mila Mire Fark Garein
Wiltita
York
Ford
Paisa
Travelo
Coalition Tin
Veterans’ Memorial Hall
Ladies’ Auxiary No. 19, Vom. W
Pedro
Jobo Mason
de L. Whitmore
Sport TogS Dance At Community Clubhouse This Saturday
The leading dance event of Saturday night will be the sport toga dance sponsored by Rt Mary's Sodality at the community clubhouse. The Californians will play for dancing. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Miss Madeleine Kanslow is president of the Sodality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt Mary's Sodality
Commaunity
Madeleine Kanslow
The
Sodality
Vieira to Attend Richfield Meeting in San Francisco
Jocal Richfield agent V. de Vieira will join 3800 Richfield dealers from eight West coast states in San Francisco on Friday. W T Dinkins will unveil an intensive advertising campaign for the new HbLOctane gasoline born from a new refining process. Road tests and performance results will be shared at the meeting. Miss Carol baseh Aldal tinh school senior took entrance tests for Stanford University last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covelo
Tuan Trew
M. Bosal
Hanmont Point Arens
Ctty
Point Arena
Joseph Ainsile
Point Arenna
William Antrint
Manchester
Misa Molle Suilor Cap Ukiah
Pioneer Hall
San Francisco
Mollee Oon
Wadswoth
Ahabove
Pavan Doar
Mies Lata Gibson
Cliath
John CC. Ruddock
W. G. Peare
Ruddock
Tly Warie
Ato Bis Hone
Boy
Ariel
Gibson
Frank Rea
Charfen Smith
Sam Luce
Wolland Nicholls
San Francesco
Cane
HL OB Scott
Hin Instoke
George English
San
George
Calpella
J. Chalfant
J.C. Mice
Sherwood Valley
Mies O. P. McCarty
Willits
G. Weisher
Judge McGarvey
E.W. King
William Isbell
J. R. Mathews
J. N. Stanley
J. O M. Mannon
V. de Vieira
Jocal Richfield
Beam
Richfield
W. T. Dinkins
Dinkine
Irnadently
Misk Carol Baseh
Aldal Tinh
Stanford University
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Afi
Fg Raye Aters
Tay
Roy
Good
Milton Hunt
Tony Testa
Calpetia
Alexander Thomas
15Th Field Artillery
40Th Division
16Th Infantry
Aneday
Camp Kearnes
New York
Marl Thoesten
Mendocino County
Wil- Wis
Sonoma
Merdecias High School
Uliah
Sanith
Gareia
Hes
Byron McCoombs
Pearl V. Henry
Fort Bidwell
California
Frank J. Howell
San Jose
Mirabel Short
Judge Cummins
Shaw
Dave California
Woo ‘Thomas
Naheroyen
Thornton Hutsell
Icty Yeats Ago
Inan
Southern Pacife Company
Sheriff Standley
Willan Mc.Mants
San Quentin
Nan
D. Rosenberg’s
Eli O L. Holliday
Jack Holliday
Man Francisco Laat
May Hollieday
Fort Bragg
Ruth Stenberg
First Baptist Church
Leon Felder
Bay District
Milton Vann
H. C. Robbins
Vann
Mra. Robbing
Willows
Mary Mehtlan
Marian Mehtlan
San Francissco
CG. W. Wood
Thomas O' Hayley
Jack
Mark Eglin
Ukhiah
Herman Matson
Etta Whisier
A. T. Nelson
California Western Railroad
Aln. Copsey
la Gerade
Cincinnati College of Dentistry
Mendocing City
Luther Redemerger
Little Lake
Dr .C. Robinson
Michigan
Mere
Idea Nien
Union Lumber Company
Robert Wray
Engler Nest
Vichy Gulrets
Bernard Ransome
Diablo
Mea
Willie Peingle O
Vicky Springs
Thuradsy
Thei Homes
Edwin Wachter
Say Franccisco
Dre
RC Zeta
T. Bear
Claude Adams
Peta
Winn
Min
Walter Ho Messick
Oak Park
Clem Heryford
Martin Hoffman
Bush and
Standley Streets
N. M. Mitchell
Ten Mile River
Humboldt Bay
William Packs
Vallejo
B.D. Koepke
Legion
Garberville
Frank Ward
Thyra
San Mian
Katherine Carisot
Jack Peters
Mendocino
TIN Lizzie Derby
Willits Rodeo Grounds
Eet
Soc Children
Evening of
Vieira
Richfield Meeting
Sale
Pennsylvania
Gee
Sermasautionnall Gas
WARP
Montgomery Ward
Perkins Sts
Ukiah, California
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