Ukiah Farm Loan Group Reports Increased 1935 New Business
The twelfth annual stockholders meeting of the Ukiah National Farm Loan Association and Federal Land Bank of Berkeley was held at the House of Canaan UTaQiltas. A solid gain in new business for 1935 over 1954 was reported, highlighted by a financial statement from Carroll Ornham, secretary-manager. Guest speakers included Superior Court Judge Lilburn Gibson and A. E. Beerlin of the Berkeley land bank. Attendees included County Assessor Wilburn Brown Farm Advisor William Brooks Ernest Pauli of Ukiah Fruit Growers Milton Nystrom secretary-manager Redwood Empire Production Credit Association Jim Shelton field representative Glen Wright of Ukiah News Glen Erickson of the Ukiah Daily Journal and G. Everett Dutton former board member. A music program by Ukiah High School students Joe Wildberger Dick Pennington Tom Gravatt and Jay Neal followed.
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Production Credit Association
Glen Wright
Ukiah News
Glen Erickson
Ukiah Daily Journal
G. Everett Dutton
National Farm Loan Association
New Trial Sought In Damage Suit
Dewey Turner attorney for Ed Mertle filed a motion for new trial in Department 2 of the Superior Court alleging passion or prejudice caused excessive damages to John Florenzen. The jury awarded $4 500 in actual damages and $1 500 in exemplary damages after Florenzen claimed a beating and withheld winnings from a Welcome Inn card game in September 1953. Florenzen sought $24 000. Turner also alleged a juror bias against a member of the defendant’s firm. Buy a Ukiah Dollar's Worth.
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John Florenzen
Ed Mertle
Fort Bragg
Dewey Turner
Department 2
Superior Court
Florenzen
Welcome Inn
Turner
Round Valley Round-Up highlights and notices
Round Valley Round-Up by Tess Jesenko lists service members on leave and honors, plus a Ukiah Covelo wedding planned for March 24. The issue covers Future Farmers of America wins, a senior play Arsenic and Old Lace, honor roll, achievement awards, local illness and hospital news, and community notices from Covelo and nearby towns.
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Robert Brown
Theodore McLane
Air Force
Stuart Brown
Bill Rome
David Lincoln
Eddie Connery
Navy
Lewis Tabor
Bull Pete
Edgar Johnson
J. D. Johnson
Joe Russ
Army
Truman
Theodore Nelson
Brian Card
Virginia Thomas
Ukiah
Joseph Thompson
Doris Thompson
Covelo
Miss Thomas
Arcadia
Bob Thomas
Federated Church
Future Farmers of America
Mendocino- Lake County
Richard Brush
Richard
North Coast
Santa Rosa
Wallace O’ferrall
Future Farmers
Joseph Kettering
High School
Pat Wills
Wallace O'Ferrall
Bob Battenhagen
Billie English
Luke Hinman
Francine Picou
Sandra Williamson
Tim Larson
Raymond Hutchings
Gene Breese
Don Goforth
Lavern Britton
Bradley Skinner
Oliver Starr
Charlene Shields
Harold Y Wutchins
Claire Jesenko
Carol Nash
Judy Noyes
Sharon Thrash
Nancy Tuttle
Kay Hurt
Darlene Brush
Pat Ciapusci
Brenda Hurt
Frank H. McNair
Round Valley Union High School Today
Bank of America
Stanley Heywood
DeFords
Bucks County
Heywood
John Crone
Mary Lynn
Lakeport
Mary Crone
Albert Wilson
Round Valley Indian Community Council
Hank Britton
Harold Goodwin
Catholic Church
Ted Garforth
Jerry Hill
Investments Topic For Talk Before Ukiah Rotarians
Ukiah Rotary members debated how to allocate a $50 million investment to common stock with factors like politics inflation wages and tax policy shaping the plan. The vote shows preferences from 75 percent to 25 percent, none favoring 100 percent.
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Ukiah Rotarians
Training Program For Radioactive Detection Slated
A 36 hour course to train civilians in instruments for detecting radioactive fallout is organized by state and local civil defense offices. Ukiah officials say the program targets adults over 21, excludes police and fire personnel, and runs 12 weeks with weekly three hour sessions at Ukiah Union High School. Instructors Wayne Robinson and George Watt will lead, with registration through the county civil defense office or Ukiah city hall.
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Civil Defense
Vivian M. Martin
Ukiah
Ukiah Union High School
Wayne Robinson
George Watt
L. S. Trowbridge
Mendocino County
Office of Civil Defense
South School Street
Branciforte Villa Built Near Santa Cruz Mission
California's third Spanish pueblo Branciforte was constructed near Santa Cruz Mission in July 1797, reflecting early colonial settlement patterns and mission system expansion in the region.
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California
Santa Cruz Mission
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al Webb
Coyote Valley
Roland Daut
Cold Creek
Max Rawles
Boonville
Jim Bloxham
Upper Lake
Lake County
Carrol Ornham
Gene Burger
Scotts Valley
A. E. Beerlin
Federal Land Bank
Berkeley
National Farm Loan
Ukiah National Farm Loan Association
Federal Land Bank of Berkeley
House of Canaan
Ukiah High School
Joe Wildberger
Dick Pennington
Tom Gravatt
Jay Neal
Medico Drug CO. Warner Foundation Garments Surgical
State and
Standley
Homestead
Round Valley
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Santa Rosa Junior College
Longvale
George M. Biggar
Lucy Bush
Myrtle Rohrbough
Philo Short
Ernest DeFord
Whit Ham
Elmer Bauer
Charles Kayne
Bauer
Margaret Breese
Preston Shields
Kenneth Faulkner
Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital
Robert Lovejoy
Charles Ogle
Garberville Hospital
Arnold Ogie
Miranda
Mary Dyer
Ruby Dunlap
Dyer
Raymond Dyer
William Amberg
Wilda Hurt
Arthur Weddle
Santa Barbara
Rangers
United States Forest Service Fire Control
George Short
Willits
Russell Shorts
Summitt Valley
Jim Walter
Gary Nelson
Whittakers
Studebaker
Forrest Hughes
North State Street
Ukiah Rotary Club
Charles Shimmin
Savings Bank of
Elmer Hopper
Shimmin
Ike
Rotary Club
the Last Frontier
Victor Mature
Guy Madison
Robert Preston
Technicoreors
Nehetlin
PT Mesa Na
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G.I
Robert Francis
Dianne Foster
Brian Keith
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