Ukiah Land and License Transfers Chronicle May 1964
A long list of property deeds and transfers in Mendocino County from April to May 1964 includes Emma Sciani to Carl Daubenick Ukiah parcels, Cyril Goudge to Joe Slater Calpella property, and multiple Co of Mendo transactions in T18n Rizw and surrounding sections. Also notices of stock sale and liquor license transfer for Gregg’s Hwofbrau at 246 No State Street Ukiah, with price set at 14000 dollars and closing conditions pending ABC approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeds Emma Sciani
Carl Daubenick
Ukiah
Clifford E. Gillespie
Geo. W. Heyde
Cyril M. Goudge
Joe D. Slater
Calpella
Fred
Stanley B. Knedler
James L. Bedsaul
Warren Albright
John W. Munton
James E. Simonson
Dean White
Bertrand Baylin
Everett P. Racine
Mendo
State of California
Givan
Geslif HH. Tregg
Catherine Gregg
Washington Ave
County of
Mendocino
Asalen
Timothy FF. Wall
Greenwood Place
City of
Menlo Park
County of San Nateco
Greggs Hwofbrau
State Street
County of Mendocino
No. State Street
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Department of Agoholile Beverage Control
Tate of California
California
Beorow
Timothy F. Wall
Lreslid
H. Grecg
Atharine Greag
St of Calif
Alex J. Tregoning
Wm. J. Duffy Jr
Robert C. Petersen
Julio Scipione
Richard T. Sirl
Thomas B. Humphreys
Martina S. Mennucci
Domenico D. Acquisto
Samuel Blatteis
Morris Brown Realty Co
Robert E. Miller
Timothy E. Miller
Loria W. Johnson
Stanley BR
Abbott
Emma Forsyth
Floyd Sallinen
Wm. Brown
al Marchant
Clay E. Duncan
Ukiah Valley Sanitation Dist
Larkin D. Younce
Royal C. Pfleger
Larkin Younce
John V. Venturi
Alex R. Thomas
Yokayo Rancho
Darrel Mason
Rodger T. Lindquist
Pierre Closes Campaign in California Senate Bid
Pierre Salinger wrapped up his Democratic primary campaign with a Canoga Park rally at the San Fernando Valley headquarters. He urged voters to judge him on who can best serve California in the U S Senate, citing his service under Presidents Kennedy and Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Pierre Salinger
U.S
San Fernando Valley
Canoga Park
Alan Cranston
Salinger
California
United States Senate
Kennedy
Johnson
Clausen Opens 1965 Service Academy Applications
Congressman Don H. Clausen announced 1965 applications for the Air Force Navy Merchant Marine and Military Academies. Applicants must be 17 to under 22 by July 1, 1965. Early submissions by June 11 schedule July civil service exams. after June 11 schedule November tests. State Sen Petersen said Senate backed a bill to fund devices improving fish feeding spawning and migration for steelhead and salmon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Don H. Clausen
Air Force
Military
Naval
Merchant Marine
House
Washington, D. C
Clausen
Frank S. Petersen
Senate
Congress
Piercy Club Birthday Dinner At Carl's Cafe
The Piercy Community Club held its annual birthday dinner at Carl's Cafe last Thursday with gifts exchanged and secret pals revealed. Six members moved away but 19 attended the gathering. The club will meet once more in June then vacation until September. Sam McCush brought sheep to the Fortuna auction. Lee Medcalf had business in Fernbridge. Kenneth and Mrs Miller celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary May 24 in Sweet Home Oregon with a church ceremony and family reunion. Fred Atteberry arrived home from Okinawa on May 22 after several months of service and hopes to find work locally. Charles E Kirk and family visited Concord to see George Kirk and family and enjoyed a Cin erama outing. Edwin Nystrom’s friends gave him a surprise party May 23. Mildred Zatezalo recently returned from a Midwest trip for a family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piercy
Carl's Cafe
Sam McCush
Fortuna
Lee Medcalf
Fernbridge
Kenneth Miller
Sweet Home, Ore
Senate Leaders Begin Move to Choice Filibuster
Senate leaders opened their final push for cloture on the civil rights bill as a 68 day southern filibuster nears an end. Hubert Humphrey said there was no chance of delaying the cloture vote while Dirksen cautioned that amendments would not change the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Senate
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minn
Humphrey
Everett M. Dirksen
Linfield College Graduation Honors Robert McCaa in European History
Robert McCaa, son of Mrs. Leola D. McCaa, received a bachelor of arts degree in European history among Linfield College’s 174 graduates at the annual commencement in McMinnville Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mcminnville
Ore
Robert McCaa
Leola D. McCaa
S. Oak Street
Linfield College
Rotary Club Origins and Meeting Traditions
The Rotary Club derives its name from the practice of charter members meeting in rotation at their offices or places of business, reflecting the organization’s early structure and purpose as outlined in the Britannica. The origin emphasizes rotating meetings and business-based fellowship core to its identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Meetig
Leggett High Graduation Set Friday
Twelve Leggett Valley high school seniors will receive diplomas at the 34th annual commencement Friday at 8 p m. Names include Frances Breshears Richard Connell Charlotte Edgins John Faunce Roger Fontaine Joseph Griffitts David Ingram Donna Reagan Barbara Scott Lanae Sipila Larry Tredway and Jackie Vaughn. Reagan will deliver the valedictory Sipila the salutatory Griffitts class president will open with the welcome Tredway will assist in presenting speakers lead the pledge Faunce Jr class historian Edgins will give the class farewell and Barbara Scott will deliver a speech Issues facing our Nation. Principal Erling Dyrstad presents the class to Trustee John Faunce who will grant diplomas June Rose Carver will play the processional and recessional Patricia Arnett will sing Graduation Day with Carver accompanying Invocation by Rev James Everly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Breshears
Richard Connell
Charlotte Edgins
John Faunce
Roger Fontaine
Joseph Griffitts
David Ingram
Donna Reagan
Barbara Scott
Lanae Sipila
Larry Tredway
Jackie Vaughn
John Faunce, Jr
Our Nation
Erling Dyrstad
June Rose Carver
Patricia Arnett
Carver
James Everly
Rain Cancels Henry VI Performance at Regent's Park
The Battle of Agincourt play in London was postponed due to rain. An evening performance of Henry VI at the open-air Regent's Park theater was canceled as patrons fled from the downpour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPI
Agincourt
Regent's Park
Keen Voter Continues At National Convention Struggle
The piece shows a heavy turnout focus for a Rockefeller bid at the national convention with anti Goldwater Republicans backing other candidates not on the ballot in California. Lodge supporters press the Lodge nomination, while Democrats run a split delegate slate for Johnson and a lively race for the Senate with Salinger and Cranston as top contenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockefeller
Henry Cabot Lodge
California
Edmund G. Brown
Samuel W. Yorty
Los Angeles
Johnson
Clair Engle
White House
Pierre Salinger
Alan Cranston
George Murphy
Leland Kaiser
Fred Hall
Kansas
Federal funds approve job training on Maryland's Eastern Shore
Atty Gen Robert Kennedy and Labor Sec Wirtz announced a $93,500 job training program to aid 200 Negroes facing unemployment in Maryland's Eastern Shore. They said lack of opportunities fuels racial tensions in Cambridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Maryland
Kennedy
Cambridge
Rioting Talks as New York Officials Meet on Racial Unrest
New York civic leaders held Monday meetings to address rising racial violence after weekend subway and street attacks by Negro gangs on whites. Mayor Wagner ordered a Transit Authority report and a meeting with the police chief as calls for armed patrols emerged. Roy Wilkins labeled it a police problem and condemned the unprovoked subway violence while condemning the gangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New Yo City
Robert F. Wagner
Transit Authority
Michael J. Murphy
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Wilkins
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Washington
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Quadruplets Born To Brooklyn Couple
New York report says a Brooklyn couple welcomed quadruplets three girls and a boy at Interborough General Hospital. The mother Mrs Marie Peloro and Salvatore Peloro along with the four infants are reported doing fine. The quads include a 2 pound 13 ounce boy and three girls weighing 2 pounds 14 ounces 2 pounds even and 2 pounds 3 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Interborough General Hospital
Marie Peloro
Peloro
Salvatore
Industrial Welfare Interview Thursday at Ukiah office
Willing Lunt, agent for the California State Division of Industrial Welfare, will be at the Department of Industrial Relations office at 30% N Main Street Ukiah Thursday from 1 to 2 pm. He will take outside appointments and any person wishing to discuss wage claims, hours, or other working conditions affecting women and minors may leave a message or contact Mr. Lunt at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willing Lunt
California
WERO Hockey Player Ramsgate Incident Details
A WERO hockey player named Ramsgate Brana was involved in a distressing incident. The youth reportedly jumped into a fuel way truck in the center and stopped it by steering into a parked vehicle amid unclear circumstances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WERO
Ramsgate
Brana
UBT
Paul Downer
Aa Mondy
Notice of Intention to Sell Alcohol in Ukiah
Notice filed to apply for an on sale license at 1282 S State St Ukiah. Protests may be filed within 30 days with the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control stating grounds for denial. The Patio Gardens premises currently hold an alcohol license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
No. Rense
S. State
Str
Ukiah
Department of Alcoholic Beverage’ Control
Department of Ale
Venturi and Eckman Offer Automated Color Service
Venturi and Eckman Paint Store in Ukiah offers an automated color mixing service using the Kern Colormeter. Lloyd Venturi and George Eckman mix about 400 colors quickly, with color samples and a Color Harmony Guide offering 1500 room color harmonies for home decorators. The process locates the color formula in an index and follows it to produce the requested shade in minutes. Venturi and Eckman are among the first in the country to acquire the device from Sherwin Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venturi & Eckman Paint Store
Ukiah
Kem
Venturi & Eckman
N. State St
Lloyd Venturi
George Eckman
Venturi
Sherwin-Williams Co
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Hugh L. Preston
Alice E. Pearet
Viz
Jessie A. Silva
Winfred M. Kruss
Geo. A. Carver
Archit Gordon
Hardy N. Thompson
Agnes C. Miller
H. G. Mills
G. A. Newcomb
Mendo Co
Alice M. McMullen
David A. Knapp
Janis G. McKenzie
Mabel C. Stagner
Mable C. Stagner
Ft. Bragg
Robert A. Maddox
Louis A. Doran
Queen S. Sammons
Wm. M. Bates
Lakeside Lumber Co
Louisa Zanella
Charles Zanella
Joe Micheletti
Darwin L. Brink
John L. Grant
Edgar G. Muschner
Daniel F. McCarthy
Tersilio Moroni
Harry Berrettini
John D. Roach
Dept. of Vet
Aff
Shelley Corp of Ukiah
Raymond A. Jean
Nokomis Acres
Marcella Ceratto
Francis R. Ceratto
Pierre
Mess Skiffington
Fred Atteberry
Okinawa
Charles E. Kirk
Concord
George Kirk
Cinerama
Edwin Nystrom
Mildred Zatezalo
Midwest
Linfield
Leggett High
Leggett Valley High School
PARTY
E. Standley St
Bus
N.Y
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Augustine
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
George Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
NAACP
Richard Flowers
Milwaukee
Wis
Lorraine M. Radtke
Milwaukee School Board
Industrial Welfare
North State Street
Journal
Sherwin-Willems
Grech
Trimenturl & Ec
Walt Bognr
P.O. Box
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