Western Altire Is Feature Of Covelo Rodeo Week
The Covelo Stampede marks Rodeo Week with events starting Monday May 20. Wear western garb is encouraged and western music will fill the town. The Queen coronation is Thursday May 23 at 8 in front of the Hotel Covelo. Signing ceremonies and parade events conclude May 24. A parade forms Main Street May 25 at 9 and proceeds at 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tess J
Senko
Main Street
Swinner
Covelo Riding Club
Covelo
Willits
Round Valley
Rodeo
Matt Dunlap
Gravier's
Julie Paisley
Judy Felts
Brenda Canady
Covelo Stampede
Bob Conner
Box 383
Milt Dunlap
Willits Horsemen’s Association
Notice of Sale in Guardianship Matter in Mendocino
In Mendocino Superior Court a private sale is set after June 3, 1963 of the real property of Adabelle Park, an incompetent, at 722 South States Street Ukiah. Hettie Fidelman, guardian, seeks bids on the described parcel with ten percent deposit, bids to be in writing and subject to court confirmation. Attorney Jovwn B. Selters Jr. is listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
California
County of
Mendocino
Ada
Elle
Park
Hettie Fidelman
Superior Court
South
States Street
City of
Ukiah
State of California
Ukiah North Addition
County Recorder
Mendocino County
Cypress Avenue
Bush Street
Said
WY. R
Ford Etux
Ford
William Schmidt Dux
Mendoeno
L. L. Louketux
John Holling
United States
Adabelle Park
Jovwn B. Selters, JR
West Sth Ave
Pomona
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Patty A Duncan
The superior court in Mendocino County requires creditors and claimants against Patty A Duncan also known as Patty Ann Duncan to file claims with vouchers within six months of the first publication. The administrator Clay E Duncan, of the estate, requests claims be filed with vouchers at the clerk's office or with the administrator at Ruowles Nelson & Golden in Ukiah California. First publication April 23 1963 in Ukiah Daily Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
State of
California
Mendocino
Patty A. Duncan
Patty Ann Duncan
Patty Ann
Ruowles
Nelson & Golden
Savings Bank
Ukiah
Petty Ann Duncan
Ukiah Daily Journal
Clay E. Duncan
Patsy A. Duncan
Atte Ann Duncan
Rawles
Nelson & Golden Attorneys
P. O
Redwood Valley Calpella Community News Note
Redwood Valley Calpella reports on Mabel Renfro's Mother's Day sermon at Redwood Valley Community Church, church officers for the year, a 8th grade trip fund drive with letters to chambers, talent show awards, and upcoming Constitution tests. It also notes new residents, naval reassignment, and local fire and campfire permit reminders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Cundall
Redwood Valley Community Church
Walter Rowley
Mayme Williams
Jack Wood
Imogene Carr
Angile
Chapman
Noel. Inman
Jack ‘Woodson
Arthur. ‘Knoles
Ted. Asher
Lucille Brooks
David Berry
Jack Crom- Well
Calpella
Don Holt
Jim Holt
Keith Harden
Roger
Gary Farley
Judy Grider
Bobby Petro
At-la-la
Kathy Thompson
Susan Franz
Bonita
Matthews
Iris
Campbell
Droéne Venturi
Debra Berlin
Ast
Dorene Venturi
Sharron Gider
Sandra Berlin
Jill Petro
Angela Solomon
Max Berlin
Steve Huff
Gail Knight
Morganti Rites Set In San Francisco Tomorrow
Funeral services are planned for Umberto Morganti at St. Mary's Church in San Francisco at 10 a m on Wednesday. Morganti 63 of Ukiah died Sunday at St Mary's Hospital. Rosary at Zimmerman Mortuary 8 p m Tuesday. Burial in Ukiah Catholic Cemetery. Born in Galliano Italy he lived in Ukiah 42 years and owned a vineyard near Talmage. Survived by wife Mary Morganti daughter Diana Morganti a brother Armando Morganti and sisters Esterina Fava and Teresina Trimeloni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umberto Morganti
Tindall Lane
Ukiah
St. Mary's Hospital
San Francisco
St. Mary's of the Angels
Roger Anderson
Mr. Morganti
Zimmerman Mortuary
Ukiah Catholic Cemetery
Galliano
Italy
Morganti
Talmage
Mary Morganti
Diana Morganti
Armando Morganti
Esterina Fava
Aly
Teresina Trimeloni
Proposed Hot Line Bright Spot From Diplomacy Efforts
U S and Soviet technicians report steady progress on the proposed hot line between Washington and Moscow. The line’s development is one of the few optimistic notes at the 17 nation Disarmament Conference in Geneva as officials pursue measures to prevent accidental war.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
UPS
U. S
Yverne
Washington
Moscow
Camping and Picnic Area Rules Mentioned
The text lists rules for designated camping or picnic areas including use of cooking facilities, portable stoves, and barbecues. It emphasizes keeping fires attended and states smoking is prohibited in many areas with local regulations permitting smoking where allowed.
Chrysler Unveils Turbine Engine at Roosevelt Raceway
Chrysler introduced its turbine powered four seater car styled by Ghia of Italy at Roosevelt Raceway in Jersey City. About 200 motorists will test the vehicle over the next year as Ford and General Motors also pursue turbine tech with Ford planning a turbine truck months away from mass production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
N. J
UPD
Chrysler Conp
Roosevelt Raceway
Ghia
Italy
Chrysler
Ford
General Motors
Also Mentioned on This Page
John B. Selters, JR
B. A. Cober
Puhttaher
R. F. Gerber
Geo. Hunter
Ukiah Daily Journal, Inc
East Standley Street
Mallel
Rawles, Nelson & Golden
Redwood Valley
Mabel Renfro
San Fransesco
Chambers of Commerce
Sacramento
Randy Broglio
Bonita Matthews
Henry Ronco
John Franz
County Board of Education
Redwood Ridders
North Arena
Twelfth District Fairgrounds
Cherrie Bishop
Karen Brumback
Joan Dorsey
Arline Edwards
Cherrie Edwards
Douglas Ford
Kathy Ford
Linda Waughlin
Sharon Laughlin
Jimmie McCulloch
Lynn McCulloch
Marsha McCulloch
Tomi Parson
Pat Zinzer
Tom Brumback
The
Redwood Rigers Group
Lee Noble
Bog
Ariel
Steven
Mitchell
Tony
Gilbert Lynn
Sharon
Gary
Noble
Air Force
Radio
Cand Televiion
KMSL
Iian
Samuel Senteny Jr
Ava Drive
San Diego
Pacific
Daniel
Alameda Navy Base
Samuel
Samuel Sy
Mrs. Senteny
Gerald Miller
John ‘Malson
Humboldt County Sheriff's Office
Winnamuca
Nev
Healds College
Fire District
Lake Mendocino
Monigomlet
DuPont
Sander
Trewevhy
MonTdoa
Dacron
Ead
Inzich
Yahr
China
Riverside ST
Riverside
Schoot & Perkins Dial
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