Real estate deeds dated 1964 across Mendocino County
A compendium of recorded deeds and property transfers from 1964 listing buyers and sellers including Holt, Weber, Warnock, Villeneuve, Hector, Ratcliff, Lone Rock, Mad River Lumber, Doughty, Bowles, Patton, Patten and others. Entries cover various parcels such as Sutfwood Estates Yokayo Rancho Mendocino Gardens and Fort Bragg areas with dates from April to May 1964 noting volumes, pages, and property descriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer M. Holt Jr
Ethel J. Holt
Robert G. Villeneuve
Fred L. Hector
Leroy V. Hitchcock Jr
G. Rutledge Sheets
Robert W. Ratcliff
Louis L. Hector
Lone Rock Inc
Louise H. Hencor
Orr, Heuring
Wendel
Cecelia M. Hearing
C. Rutledge Sheets
Fred L
Hector
Tim Riow
Joseph Edward Dought
Richard S. Doughty
Julia E. Bowles
Firco Inc
Werner F. Schaeffer
Eel River Terrace
David A. Strong
Willard Carlstedt
Mendocino Gardens
Leonard E. Craig
Arnold L. Ormsbee
Helen B. Johnson
Eldred C. Johnson
Fort Bragg Race Court Labd
Herman R. Nolte
Arnold Kermit Beck
Henry Luoma
Franz J. Gamberg
Fort Bragg
Kenneth Herbert Leighton
Carl E. Phipps
Albert Baeskens
Robert A. Lynn
Valley Acres
Lee R. Staser
Emil Petaja
Cunningham
Thomas Subd
Ira J. Boster
Thomas L. Evans
Ralph Charles Hose, Jr
Fred M. Brose
Jose M. Lucientes Jr
James A. Garaventa
Deerwood Park
E. Lattin
Yokayo Rancho
A. E. Garaventa
Jose M. Lucientes, Jr
Yoyako Rancho
Gualala Lumber Company
Paul L. Greene
Gualala Heights
Alexander C. Parson
Chris C. Graddy
Willits
Clay E. Duncan
Leslie II
Ryan
Ukiah
A. E. Garventa
Southwest Hit By Rail Strike Across Four Rail Roads
In Dallas and across Texas Oklahoma Arkansas and Louisiana rail operations halted as railroad trainmen struck in defiance of a court order. The action affected freight and passenger lines with picket lines at Missouri Pacific Texas Pacific Southern Pacific and KATY terminals and a Midwest terminal at Cupe HL also hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
UPS
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Louisiana
Midwest
Cupe
Missouri Pacific
Texas Pacific
Southern Pacific
Missouri
Kansas
Katy
Brotherhood of Railway Trainment
Noyo Harbor project urged for rapid construction
Clausen told the committee about the Noyo Harbor twin breakwater project near Fort Bragg. He noted a $150,000 planning funds appropriation approved last year, funds released by the U S Treasury to the Corps of Engineers in February, and a fall model study in Vicksburg, Miss. The Corps proposed zero 1965 budget capacity, yet Clausen stressed Mendocino County’s strong interest and the project’s link to future regional economic development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noyo Harbor
Clausen
Fort Bragg
U. S. Treasury
Corps of Engineers
Vicksburg
Miss
Corps
Noyo
Mendocino County
Florida Grand Jury Resumes Race Study
A St. Augustine grand jury resumed an emergency study to end the city's racial troubles. Segregationists marched again and 37 civil rights workers were arrested Sunday, as officials sought to calm violence and protect tourism in the Florida resort city on the eastern coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
St. Augustine
Fla
Florida
South Viets Score Turnabout Victory
South Vietnamese officials hailed a turnabout river patrol victory against a strong Communist ambush. A navy river patrol of four gunboats recovered from the ambush and killed at least 23 Viet Cong, the largest number killed in a single engagement in more than a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
UPI
Eight Top Opponents Face Duty to Back Goldwater
Knowland pressed hard on Goldwater backers in California and warned that Kuchel and eight top opponents who oppose Goldwater would owe the party their support if he secures the national nomination. He warned that withholding support could dissolve Kuchel's right to party backing for re election and jeopardize his Senate whip role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuchel
Goldwater
Knowland
California
Senate
Oakland
Mayor Yorty Sues for Population Based Reapportionment
Mayor Sam Yorty of Los Angeles filed a federal suit to declare California's representation unconstitutional and seek reapportionment by population for both the Senate and the Assembly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
Senate
Assembly
Fire Calls And Nonfatal Incidents In Ukiah Area
Saturday reports include three smoke and fire calls at Flying A Service Station near Safeway with no damage, an illegal burning escape at 770 West Perkins Street with no damage, and a grass fire at Perkins and Railroad with no damage. Ambulance runs occurred near School and Standley Street and south of Ukiah, plus a resuscitation call at 352 Warren Drive. Sunday briefings note an overheated heater at East Kyle residence with no damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safeway
Carl Daubeneck
W. Perkins St
Standley St
Wreck
Ukiah
Little Dunn
Warren Drive
E. R. Kyle
Perkins and Railroad
Typhoid Epidemic Narrows in Aberdeen Scotland
In Aberdeen Scotland the typhoid fever epidemic wanes with only two new cases reported Sunday. The total number of cases rises to 446. UPI reports the decline in incidence as public health measures take effect in the seaside town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
Scotland
Ceramicist Rieger Shares Skills with MSH Patients
International ceramicist Hal Rieger taught Mendocino State Hospital staff and patients in multiple ceramics workshops last week. He has lectured internationally, exhibited at major venues, and will return for further sessions with technicians and patients at the hospital this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rieger
Hal Rieger
Mendocino State Hospital
Lawrence Gailey
Gailey
California College of Arts and Crafts
Jughandle Creek
Bill Brewer
David van Dommellep
Maine
Harborhouse, Elk
Alfred University
New York
Ceramic National
France
Denmark
Germany
Italy
United States
Metropolitan Museum
Museum of Modern Art
Wrong Line of Play in Sheinwold on Bridge
South as declarer tries to salvage a contract in a club oriented defense. The article analyzes the play from the East hand and the failure of South to correctly handle hearts and clubs, outlining a line to make the contract by discarding clubs and ruffing. The Daily Question asks what to bid with A864 in spades A105 diamonds 76 clubs A754. Bid one club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
West
Declarer
Dummy
East
Diamonds
Jack of Diamonds
Donald Moore Wins Masonite Promotion
Masonite Corporation announces the promotion of Donald J. Moore to assistant vice president of marketing. Moore has led national building products sales and joined the company in 1931. He will retain sales administration duties and oversee various special assignments in his new post.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald J. Moore
Masonite Corporation
Masonite
Moore
Woodard to Be Installed SCA President in Ukiah Ceremony
Walter W. Woodard, Ukiah public accountant and North Bay chapter president of the Society of California Accountants, will be installed as president this evening at House of Garner by John H. Means. Installations include president-elect Lawrence Binggell, vice president Philip Kendal, and others from Marin to Sonoma counties. Woodard, in Ukiah since 1950 and chapter member since 1952, will attend the state convention in Palm Springs June 20 to 24 with six delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Woodard
Ukiah Public Accountant
North Bay
Society’ of California Accountants
House of Garner
John H. Means
Society of California Accountants
Lawrence R. Binggell
Novato
Philip F. Kendall
San Anselmo
Kenneth K. Kyle
Petaluma
Mel Hodapp
Richard Martz
San Rafael
Anna Brenner
Willa Cates
Santa Rosa
Thomas Puchell
Sonoma
Ray Lindemann
Woodard
Ukiah
Marin
Lake
Mendocino
Napa
Palm Springs
Services Held Today for Eltha Romaine
Funeral services were conducted at 11 this morning for Mrs. Eltha Romaine 64 of Talmage who died Friday at a Ukiah hospital after a heart attack. Interment was in Ukiah Cemetery. Born in California on Christmas Day 1899 she lived here most of her life and worked 16 years as a psychiatric technician at Mendocino State Hospital. Survived by daughters Fay Sweeney Talmage and Betty Paulin Ukiah, five grandchildren two great grandchildren and three sisters Mrs Newell Rawles Ukiah Mrs Oma Byers Talmage and Mrs Lelia Gates Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltha Romaine
Talmage
Ukiah
Eversole
E. L. Brigden
California
Romaine
Mendocino State Hospital
Fay Sweeney
Betty Paulin
Newell Rawles
Oma Byers
Lelia Gates
Arizona
Sweet Adelines Meet Tonight in Ukiah IOOF Hall
The Sweet Adelines group for women plans to organize in Ukiah with a 7:30 pm meeting at the IOOF hall. Applicants must be female, 18 or older, enjoy music especially barbershop singing, and be willing to sing. Director Elsie Neilson, lately of Eureka and Bank of America, will lead. she has four years of directing Sweet Adeline groups in Eureka. For more information call Julie Bock at 462-3080.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Adelines
Ukiah
IOOF
Elsie Nielson
Eureka
Bank of America
Miss Neilson
Sweet
Adeline
Julie Bock
Births Recorded in Ukiah Area This June
Vital Statistics lists six newborns from Ukiah and nearby areas. De la Herran, a daughter, born June 4 at Hillside Hospital. Rickman, a daughter, June 14 at Mendocino County Hospital. Turner, a son, June 12 at Ukiah General. Pennington, a son, June 13 at Ukiah General. Filosi, a son, June 14 at Ukiah General. Hamm, a daughter, June 15 at Ukiah General.
President Johnson attends church services in Washington
President and Mrs. Johnson, joined by Commerce Secretary Hodges and Interior Secretary Udall with spouses, attended services at National City Christian Church. They heard a sermon by Dr. George Davis urging action on given community needs and brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Johnson
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Interior
Stewart Udall
National City Christian Church
George R. Davis
Bus Strike Snarls Los Angeles Traffic
About 700000 commuters faced freeway-only travel as a bus strike idled 1346 buses across Los Angeles Orange San Bernardino and Riverside counties. Police urged car pools and downtown avoidances while intersections were staffed to ease congestion. Freeways crawled 5 to 10 mph and downtown commuting nearly doubled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
Orange
San Bernardino
Riverside
Barry Refuses CBS Debate Rises Prospect of Cancellation
UPI reports Sen Barry Goldwater of Arizona refused a two hour CBS debate with Republican rivals and cancelled the program on June 21. Pennsylvania Governor Scranton and New York Governor Rockefeller had agreed to appear after CBS offered, but Goldwater said he would run his own campaign. CBS noted there was little point in continuing without Goldwater. Cuba ranks fourth in iron ore reserves globally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
R-Ariz
Columbia Broadcasting System
CBS
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank Stanton
Goldwater
Stanton
Rockefeller
Scranton
Scranton Opens Campaign Emphasizes Grass Roots Support
Scranton discussed a late campaign launch on national TV promising a grassroots effort. He plans to meet many delegates person to person while clarifying his positions. Aides said M George Mooradian resigned as Pennsylvanians for growth head to lead the campaign. He attributed Eisenhower’s delayed pledge as a miscalculated hope for backing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scranton
M. George Mooradian
Mooradian
Goveror
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Khrushchev Heads to Scandinavia on Baltic Departure
Soviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev left Moscow with his wife and three daughters for Kaliningrad, the Baltic port where a ship to Copenhagen, Denmark would take him for a two week tour of Scandinavia. Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and other officials accompanied him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
UPI
Nikita S
Khrushchev
Baltic
Kaliningrad
Scandinavia
Copenhagen
Denmark
Andrei Gromyko
Thome as Merritt Reports Car Stolen Twice
Thome as Merritt, 30, reported his car stolen Sunday then canceled the report after church. He found the car a half mile from home, gassed up, and after lunch returned to police to file another stolen car report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
N.J
UPI
Thomeas Merritt
Merritt
Eisenhower Telephone Talk Signals No Cleveland Visit
The record notes a telephone exchange in which Eisenhower hints there would be no visit to Cleveland. The snippet implies impressions of a forthcoming speech and a favorable mention, though the exact outcome remains unsettled, leaving ambiguity about future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Eisenhower
Hours Fresher Dairy Delivers Local Milk Daily
Pleasant View Dairy on North 101 Highway Ukiah operates the area’s only milk processing plant. Owned by Walt Bogner with 40 years’ dairy experience, it serves Ukiah Talmage and Redwood Valley with door to door delivery of fresh Grade A milk cottage cheese and more. All milk is purchased from Potter Valley producers and three truck routes serve daily. Call 462-5260. Pleasant View is also a wholesale distributor for Clover Dairy Products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant View Dairy
North 10 Highway
Ukiah
Walt Bogner
Pleasant View
North 101 Highway
Talmage
Redwood Valley
Ucts
Bogner
Potter Valley
Clover Dairy
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Donald Moore
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America
Jim Walter Homes
North State St
Sherwin-Willians
Atede Kirsch
H Eckman
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John Deere
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