Private sale of Ukiah property in Clarke estate announced
Superior Court of Mendocino County offers 1819 South Dora Street Ukiah parcel for sale by executrix Carrie Clarke after January 13 1973. Bids must be in writing, cash or cash credit with 10 percent deposit, subject to court confirmation. Sale details include taxes covenants easements and title policy at purchaser expense.
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Superior Court OF
State OF California
Mendocino
Carlton E. Clarke
Carlton Clarke
C. FE. Clarke
R. F
Carrie) Clarke
Carlton SE. Clarke
C. BE. Clarke
Superior Court
County
Ukiah Village Addition
County Recorder
Mendocino County
Rawles
Golden, Hinkle & Finnegan
Savings Bank
Ukiah
California
United States of America
South Dora Street
Executrix
Rawles, Golden, Hinkle & Finnegan
Donald G. Hinkle
Public Auction for Mortgage Trust Sale in Mendocino County Ukiah
Federal National Mortgage Association as trustee will sell at public auction on January 23 1973 at 10:00 A.M. at the east entrance of the Mendocino County Courthouse Ukiah California to highest bidder in cash all rights and interest conveyed by a Deed of Trust dated July 5 1956 recorded August 16 1956 and assigned to the trustee subject to existing senior liens and costs of sale.
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T.S
Federal National Mortgage Association
Mendocino County
State of California
United States
Ukiah
Mendocino
California
Ukiah Ukiah Drive Foreclosure Notice and Sale Details
Federal National Mortgage Association acts as trustee in a deed of trust on Lot 32 Block 2 Ukiah Village Addition No 5 in Mendocino County California. Sale of 1391 Yokayo Drive Ukiah to satisfy remaining note principal of 8746.59 plus interest and costs after default and notice of sale recorded. Publication dates include December 29 1972 and January 5 12 1973.
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Ukiah Village
County Recorder
County of
Mendocino
State of California
Yokayo Drive
Ukiah
California
Federal National Mortgage Association
Notice of Trustee Sale On Real Property in Mendocino County
Order No 67045 announces a trustee sale January 8 1973 at 10 00 AM at Western Title Guaranty Company Mendocino County Division Ukiah California. Western Title Insurance Company as trustee will sell the described real property at public auction for cash. Parcel One includes multiple lots totaling about 320 acres in Sections 3 and 4 Township 2N Range 12W and Parcel Two covers parts of Sections 4 and 9. Also described are specific starting points and parcel boundaries in Mount Diablo Meridian.
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Western Title Guaranty Company
Mendocino
California
Parcel boundaries and old fence line described in Mendocino County deed
Legal description details Parcel Three parts of sections in Township 12 North Range 12 West Mount Diablo Meridian. Includes Southeast Quarter Southwest Quarter of Section 3 and West halves of Sections 10 and 16 with extensive bearings along old fence lines, iron pipes, spikes, and a rail line fence. Ends at intersection near old rail line fence and ravine.
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Range
Mount Diablo
Mount Diablo Base
Meridian
Township 12
Range 12
Evelyn Dorothy Carlson
Samuel L. Wilson
Mendocino County
Township
Mendocino County deed and estate notices from 1972
Legal notice describes land sale under deed of trust for Stuart V Schuyler and Helene A Schuyler to satisfy Carl R Carlson and Evelyn Carlson mortgage, detailing boundary points and right of way along State Highway 128, with exceptions from condemned sections. Also includes probate notice for estate of William Fitzhugh with four month claim filing period and executrix Elvira Fitzhugh, attorney Thiele & Loughborough, first published December 8, 1972.
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Cloverdale
Yorkville
Mendocino
Stuart V. Schuyler
Helene A. Schuyler
Western Title Insurance Company
Carl R. Carlson
Evelyn Dorothy Carlson
Evelyn D. Carlson
County of
State of California
Western Title Insurance CO
W.A. Hulten
Superior Court OF the
County OF Mendocino
William Fitzhugh
W.H. Fitzhugh
Thiele & Loughborough, Inc
E Street
Violence spreads to Irish Republic
Bombings across the border in the Irish Republic left two dead and at least 12 injured in Belturbet while Clones saw shop damage but no casualties. Irish troops sealed the border as Ulster Protestant groups were blamed for vengeance attacks tied to IRA cross-border violence. Police reported a 100-pound Bellarbet blast near a pub, killing a 17-year-old girl and a man, injuring a child and others.
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Dublin
UPI
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
Belturbet
Clones
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Northern
Ireland
Belfast
Ulster Defense Association
Republic
Theft of tools investigated by deputies
Tools valued at 836 dollars were stolen from a Calpella mill building. Deputies report a forced entry by prying a door and stealing heavy duty pipe tools wrenches and other items. Also taken were light bulbs a fire extinguisher and a 12 ton hydraulic jack from an unlocked truck cab parked on N State Street over the Christmas weekend. A 97 dollar bicycle was stolen from a Ukiah man while fishing on Low Gap Road. Daniel Smith reported the theft Wednesday.
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Calpella
Louisiana Pacific
Golden State Forest Products
N. State Street
Low Gap
Daniel Smith
Sheriff's Deputies
Ukiah Bridge Club Plans First New Year Tournament
Members of the Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club will hold their first tournament of the New Year Monday at the former County Library on W. Clay Street. Contact secretary Margaret Weaver at 462-3076 for team entry. Weekly events run each Monday. the unit team meets the second Friday monthly.
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Ukiah Duplicate Bridge Club
County Library
W. Clay Street
Miny
Margaret Weaver
Unit Fame
Sunday Elks New Year Bash Finalized in Ukiah
The Ukiah Elks announce their annual New Year’s Eve Celebration to run Sunday from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. with breakfast starting at 1 a.m. Jim Aggi chairs the event. Bob Crankilton handles arrangements for the fare. A four piece band will provide dancing and entertainment. Susan Bartolomei’s mother donated a colorful Afghan as a door prize. Tickets are $10 per person and include all activities and three drinks. regional outlets sell tickets.
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Ukiah Elks
Jim Aggi
Bob Crankilton
Susan Bartolomei
The
Elks
Bartolomeis
Susan
Angell's
Mill Oaks Pharmacy
Yokayo Liquors
Pomo TV
TelePrompTer
Mishap leads to $100000 suit in Fort Bragg
Sylvia C. Alexander sues David Martin Staver and Jewell Elaine Stauer for $100000 in damages after a January 16 vehicle pedestrian collision on N Main Street Fort Bragg. She seeks general damages and medical cost reimbursement. Sinclair Lewis play It Cant Happen Here opens in 21 cities.
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Fort Bragg
Sylvia C. Alexander
David Martin Staver
N. Main Street
Jewell Elaine Stauer
United Press International
Sinclair Lewis
NCO sued for 25000 in Ukiah slip and fall case
Ukiah woman Sally Ann Bennett sues North Coast Opportunities Inc for 25000 in damages after allegedly slipping on rubber matting on a staircase during senior activities on October 23. She seeks medical costs plus general damages alleging negligence in maintenance and care of the matting.
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North Coast Opportunities, Inc
Ukiah
Sally Ann Bennett
Calpellan Charged With Tipsy Driving in Ukiah Area
California Highway Patrol arrested 67 year old Calpella resident Elmer Leroy Mackey on Highway 101 south of Ukiah and charged him with drunk driving after a suspected tipsy driving incident.
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California Highway Patrol
Elmer Leroy Mackey
Lai
Ukiah
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Crossmaglen
Ukiah Daily Journal
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Dean Devries
Geo. Hunter
B. A. Cober
Publisher Man
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Emer
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Daily Journal
NCO
Cynthia Penalosa
Makati
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Philippines
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NEW Years Party
Mrs. Carver
House OF Spirits
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