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Dispatch Democrat

Location

Ukiah, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1926

Page

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Foreclosures and Divorces Hit Legal Docket in Local Notices

Through multiple attorneys, numerous foreclosure suits seek mortgage payments totaling thousands of dollars. Divorces allege desertion with minor children in two cases. Guardianship and administration petitions address estates valued from 2500 to 900, with various heirs and assets noted. A quiet title action near Boonville and estate final accounts plus a widow’s petition also appear among the filings.

Will van Dyke Francisca Goertz Joseph Isham Keith Eversole Helen Williams William G. Williams Charles Kasch P. Turri A. Mazzanti Clifford Steele Justice Court of Little Lake Township Hite Grove August West Andrew Gustafson M. H. Iversen J. H. von Ahnen Harriet von Ahnen Thomas, Thomas & McCowen Annie Frances Geronimo Wm. C. Osborne Barrett & McConnell Charles E. Ledford Wm. Russell Ledford U. S. Veterans’ Bureau J. Harold McAlping Jones M. Weeks Austin N. Rawles Boonville Frederick Simmerly Frank Hartman Nellis Jones Lena Pilarek Joseph Pilarek

White House Window Displays Spark Christmas Spirit

The White House windows glow with a lavish Christmas scene, a decorated tree center stage, gifts, robes, flowers, and colors of red green and silver, inviting shoppers to share in the season. Foreclosures and legal notices follow: Bank of Willits through Charles Mannon seeks $6700 mortgage foreclosure and $600 in fees from James N. White and others. Other matters include grape purchase dispute totaling $492.17, a $11,000 damages claim for alleged malicious prosecution, a $700 promissory note suit, a probate petition for W S Easter, a final settlement in the Almar N Reen estate, and a lumber company suit for $1286.83 plus interest from a previous judgment.

White House Chas. M. Mannon Bank of Willits James N. White Charles Kasch F. Trombetta H. Ss. Reynaud Brown and Bissell Los Angeles Harvey Johnson F. C. Wolpert Keith Eversole Walter Sink Clyde E. Price W. D. L. Held BE. F. DeMotte W. S. Easter Almar N. Reen Will van Dyke F. H. Carpenter Lumber Company J. R. Wilson Circuit Court of Bon Homme South Dakota Wm. J.locke

Farm Bureau Directors Move On Darcy Report Details

The county Farm Bureau directors met Monday the 13th to discuss finances and follow up recommendations from Darcy's report. Officers were named for 1927, centers reported progress, and the Stockton meeting was noted. Round Valley highway action and coyote control were reported as progressing, with several injunctions anticipated regarding the Darcy tax report.

Farm Bureau Darcy C. A. Bernhard County Farm Bureau Organization Farm Advisor L. L. Hooper Treasury Law and Utilities Department Bureau McKinney Ukiah Center Roy Zane Anderson Valley George Clow Willits J. B. Bellatti Round Valley J. J. Deuel Cleary State F. B. Legislative Committee Deuel Fort Bragg Point Arena Redwood Valley J. Lee Smith Spy Rock Hurst State Federation Stockton J. C. Johnson Round Valley Highway G. M. Biggar Covelo Sacramento Valley Hig California Farm Bureau Federation Legislatire Coyote Control Paulson Bureau Ap

Infant Mortality Rate High in Mendocino County

The 1925 birth rate in Mendocino County stood at 15.0 with an infant mortality rate of 65.9, per State Registrar records. The figures were released after a state survey of maternity homes in the county.

Mendocino State Registrar of Vital Statistics

Land and estate disputes in Fort Bragg court

A Fort Bragg court docket lists several actions including a quiet title suit by administrator W F Ornham over land near Willets, a Coast National Bank foreclosure challenge on Redmen's hall rights, a San Francisco divorce transfer for Ethel and George Clark, and multiple petitions for letters of administration and final distribution. Estates mentioned include Wm Hazzellrigg, Theo Copsey, and Antonio Morehio with valuations and cash figures.

W. F. Ornham Nt. Whited Willits Mannon & Mannon Coast National Bank of Fort Bragg T. L. Johnston Redmen’s Hall Harry Gottsfeld San Francisco Ethel Clark George E. Clark Superior Court of Lilburn Gibson Wm. Hazzelrigg Wella White Theo. H. Copsey A. L. Wessels Eleanor Gibson Ukiah Michael Iverson

Traffic Cops Busy in Sonoma County All Week

The traffic squad reported a busy week with E. Gonzales of Se bastopol charged with driving while intoxicated and held to answer after pleading guilty before Fudge Busch. A. M. Shearer of Hopland allegedly slept in his car, parked on the main highway near the Lakeport intersection and was fined $25 by Judge Clenden. Capt. Ryder escorted ten Lions Club cars from Santa Rosa and Petaluma to Willits, with Sonoma county men organizing a club at Willits. a stop occurred at Ukiah on the return.

E. Gonzales Sebastopol Fudge Busch A. M. Shearer Hopland Lakeport Clenden Capt. Ryder Lions Club of Santa Rosa Petaluma Willits Sonoma County Ukiah

Bob Jones Weds Again After Divorce Decree

Bob Jones a Santa Cruz hotel proprietor, artist and former Rotary president, married Doris Rudolph of Santa Cruz in San Francisco on Saturday. They are honeymooning somewhere in California within a week of receiving a final divorce decree. Jones is well known to Ukiah residents.

Bob Jones Santa Cruz Rotary Club of Doris Rudolph Bertha Rudolph San Francisco California

Ukiah Sets Christmas Lights in Courthouse Square

Ukiah will light colored lights on the courthouse square trees and host carols in the square during Christmas week. The ceremony, begun last year, will be carried out for the second time with travelers welcomed by the festive display.

Yukiah Redwood Highway

Doctor Over Grade Near Boonville Car Crash

Dr. L. J. Tabler of Boonville had a narrow escape when his car went over a grade near the old Finney place on the Boonville road and overturned. He suffered several fractured ribs and was then carried to his home by Miss Christine Burke after being picked up at the scene.

L. J. Tabler Boonville Ukiah Finney Place Boonville Road Christine Burke

Quiet City Wedding for Mr and Mrs Sam Ray

Mrs Teresa Ray and Sam Ray wed Tuesday evening at 8 at the home of Dr and Mrs J H Hansen on South School street The ceremony by Rev L C Beasley followed a dinner with the Hansens and Marian Hansen Dorothy Kramer and Junior Ray present The couple left for a San Francisco honeymoon Both are well known in the community Mrs Ray manages Langland hospital and Mr Ray assists there and runs a private business News of the ceremony and the couple's return wishes circulate locally

Theresa Ray Sam Ray J. H. Hansen South School Street L. C. Beasley Hansen Marian Dorothy Kramer Ray Junior Ray Rays Miss Kramer

Recorder Court Th Washington County Disposes Two Cases

Judge Henry Peirson's court fined F. A. Salisbury 10 dollars for firing within city limits with City Marshal Cleland making the arrest. Carl Randlow of Fort Bragg had a 25 dollar bond forfeited to the town after failing to appear. Raudlow was arrested by Nightwatch Ornbam in October for disturbing the peace, fined 25 dollars, and allowed to return to the coast job after bond posted by A. L. Wessels. He later paid hotel bills in Ukiah but did not appear at the recorder's office.

Recorder's Court Henry Peirson Recorder’s Court F. A. Salisbury Cleland Carl Randlow Fort Bragg Raudlow Nightwatch Ornbam A. L. Wessels Ukiah Recorder’s Office

Healdsburg Fives to Face Ukiah in Local Gym

A large crowd is expected as Healdsburg hosts Ukiah in a key basketball clash. Ukiah opened the season strong by beating Hopland, while Healdsburg fields both its unlimited and Glass B teams. The previous game drew a healthy turnout and more fans are anticipated tonight.

Healdsburg Fives Ukiah Ukiah Boys Hopland Potter Valley Healdsburg

Doctor Hansen Returns to Practice After Injury

Dr. J. H. Hansen resumes practice this week after several months of enforced vacation due to an accidental self shot in the leg during a hunting trip last summer. He is attending calls and keeping office hours as usual, and many friends are glad to see him back.

Almon Roth Addresses Rotary Club Guests

Stanford comptroller Almon Roth spoke to the Rotary club on Rotary ideals. A former Uki boy, Roth has many friends in the area and was welcomed as guest of honor.

Almon Roth Rotary Club Stanford University Rotary Roth

Christmas Carols Reach Ukiah by Camp Fire Girls

The Camp Fire Girls under Mrs Ewart Mitchell and Miss Grace Toles plan Christmas Eve carols in Ukiah. Groups will visit hospitals and local sites singing classic tunes like Silent Night. Named singers include Grace Mitchell Mary Bison Sadie Swim and others.

Ukiah Camp Fire Camp Fire Girls Ewart Mitchell Grace Toles J. H. Kirkpatrick County Farm Shuting Grace Mitchell Mary Bison Sadie Swim Mildred Weselsky Barbara Hills Virginia Mathews Beatrice Hollingsworth Mary Smith Audrey Mitchell Elsie Wolf Valbetta Eversole Lena Balzarini Mary Campbell Vesta Purdy Redwood City Santa Claus Fort Bragg Alice Ringheim San Francisco Drexler Camp Fire Group No Virginia Matthews Valberta Eversole Velma Lowery Patricia Hollingsworth Winifred Allen Evalyn Hull Jean Beard Grace Stewart Palo Alto

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High Gleak Jus The First National Bank Home Owned Home Antonio Morehio Mrs City Red Cross Ukiah, California Bank Witter Us
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