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Collection: Newspapers > Nugget Shopper

June 11, 1948 (8 pages)

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4—The Nugget Shopper, Nevada City, June 11, 1948 -:PERSONALS -: Double Ring Rites Unite Dorothy Mrs. James NEVADA CITY: Christie, and daughter, Jane, who have been visiting friends here during the past week, on Wed a Hosking, Wm. Jenkins GRASS VALLEY: Miss Dorothy Hosking was married to Wil nesday returned to their home in liam D, Jenkins in the Methodist Pasadena. and €hureh, Sunday afternoon by the: Margaret Madden Mrs. Getty. The pastor, “Rev. Donald Miss Theresa O’Connor of Birch ritual was a double ring affair.’ The bride was given in mar riage by her father, Philip ‘Thomas ment table centered with a bride’s — eake made by her mother, aceording to an old family recipe. On their return from their honey “moon the happy couple will reside on Bank Street. Mm O Kaffir corn grown,in the drier regions of the United States, originated in Asia and South Africa. Mr. and Mrs. Lioyd Veale and 10:00 A. M. 10: 15 10: armory will amount $50,000 annually. present at a meeting of Daughters of the American Revolution. They will be joined in Napa by another sister, Oliver Mrs. .S. Beatty. to Meet the Meeks News This Week In Washington Piano ‘playhouse Clary’s Gazette Saturday Concert News News in Advertising Fiesta Time t Doctors Today \ First Piano Quartet Reviewing Saturday Sideshow Sports Review With Bill Symes Frank Hemingway News Bill Harrington Proof Christian Science Heals Take A Number Re i True or False Pop Harry Wismer Curtain Time He'll love you for what What’s My Name you got him at Harris’s! The Spooner rary PD & www NN PH SPOCOGS NM HDLANNABABAAMIN PEN SETS WALLETS SHAVING SUPPLIES aces THANK YOU! SMOKING ACCESSORIES I wish to express my appreciation for the fine support given me by the voters of Nevada County and the entire district at the recent primary election. Also my sincere thanks to my many friends who campaigned in my behalf. Sincerely, ALLEN G. (Scoop) THURMAN, = we ee ewes Sen HARRIS DRUG STORE Charles P. 225 Broad. St. 27 JVUUE AUB Elliott eae. GRAND OPENING What® Makes You Tick Those Websters Nick Carter Sherlock Holmes Lucky Partners Alexander’s Mediation Board Jimmy Fidler Twin Views of the News Meet Me-At Parky’s It’s A Living Behind the Front Page Quiz of Two Cities Twenty Questions Walter Winchell Sheilah Graham News Background For Stardom Chicago Theatre of the Air PHIL Keepsakes Editor at Home National Vespers Sidney Booktime On Trial Johnny Thompson Sam Pettingill Sunday Serenade Speak Up America Foreign Reporters Milton Cross Opera Album Personal Autographs David Harding, Counterspy California Caravan Greatest Story Ever Told Eddie Howard One Man’s Family Quiz Kids Leisure Time Ford Theatre Catholic Hour Newton and the News Pat O’Brien Robert Shaw Corale Fred Allen Walter Winchell Louella Parsons Superstition Comedy Writers Show Jimmie Fidler Newsweek Looks Ahead Drew Pearson News, Don Gardiner The Green Hornet Manhattan Merry-Go-Round American Album Take It or Leave It Horace Heidt Hollywood Star Prevue Standard Hour News We Care Claremont Hotel Orchestra The Golden Century Jack Benny Richfield Reporter US. WE PROBABLY HAVE IT Stop at Crenshaw’s for the Best in en PAINT 39 OLDSMOBILE SIX SEDANew sear COVERS ae SPORTING GOODS 939 FORD TUDOR EVINRUDE OUTBOARD MOTORS 937 DE SOTO TUDOR »MOTOR REBUILT. LOCKSMITH AND SAFE WORK ,MOTOR OVERHAULED SEE Nie FISHING AND HUNTING EQUIPMENT BICYCLES AND REPAIR PARTS “4 SAW FILING — LAWN MOWER SHARPENING COURTESY TO ANGLERS AND HUNTERS. EARL COVEY’s GARAGE * CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH ~ CRENSHAW’S 401 East Main Strest Show Music Hall of Fame Jack Benny I Love Adventure Johnny Fletcher Stop The Music l MORNINGS UNTIL.iINOON AS A Victor
1941 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE runs coop TODAY NINGS UNTIL 9 AND SUNDAY RCA 1942. PLYMOUTH SEDAN NEW PAINT. MOTOR OVERHAUL (Formerly Erskine Automotive Electric) WE ARE OPEN SATURDAY EVE This Is Your Home Univ. of Chicago Roundtable 1942 CHEVROLET COACH ontaivar, pane 401 EAST MAIN STREET * America United Roger IF YOU DON’T SEE THE CAR YOU WANT, ASK IN THEIR NEW HOME AT { KNBC ; WE CHECK OVER OUR USED CARS. WHE RE REPA IRS ARE NEEDED, WE DO NOT HESITATE TO PUT THE CAR IN SHAPE CRENSHAW ’S FREE KEY! WITH EVERY PURCHASE OF $1 OR OVER ON ' “GV” DAYS,” FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, WE WILL CUT A DUPLICATE KEY—FREE! . K GO We Have A Large Selection to Choose From --OF-rn Mysteries Music from Hollywood News BETTER USED CARS YOU ARE INVITED TO THE SS News Commander Scott Dean Maddox William L. Shirer The Veteran Wants To Know Bill Cunningham Canary Chorus News Guest Star Juvenile Jury House of Mystery True Detective Under Arrest «A Grass Valley Golden Values! Phone 100 Nevada City, California RAY Judy Canova Kay Kyser Grand Ole Opry Life of Riley Truth or Conesquences Hit Parade Bulldog Drummond K FRC CARDS Licensed: Contractor Specializes in Fire Retarding Paints for COMMERCIAL, INDUSTRIAL and HOME SPRAY PAINTING 314 Hendersorm Street GRASS VALLEY Phone 455 S. F. Radio Playhouse Challenge of the Yukon So Proudly We Hail Dink.Templeton. Sports Lionel Hampton Show CLIFF Shepherd Sports Desk Know Your Symphony 5:30 News Elmer Peterson Races—Hollywood Park Communism and the World Last Word In Sports The Amazing Mr. Malone As NBC Symphony F Profits of Prayer Dorothy Fuldheim Johnny Thompson Gangbusters a sparkling, new Paint Job Eddy King Show KGO Newsroom News Your pridein your home will be doubled with . Lassie Dr. I. Q. Jr. Luncheon With Maggi and Herb Musical Etchings Ross Dolan, Detective The Lone Ranger PAINT N O Wi! To Be Announced Melodies To Remember Rex Koury Junior Junction Stop Me If You’ve Heard This Keep Up With the Kids Talent Jackpot All-Star Western Theatre Amateur. Hour * His Gang rT, Spotlight on Sports Treasury Band Show Stand win Archie Andrews Charley Lung and Race of the Day On the Beam Pitn Tex Beneke For Farmer Holl ¢w ood Headlines Satur@ay Strings Fascinating Rhythm Hitching» Post Sports Parade Horse Race Hollywood Highlights Opinion Aire about BC National Farm and Home Hour £5 “my, Movie Matinee KFRC Music Hall He said that of the 50 members of the local’ company, all but three were Grass Valley men. He contended that the location of the armory should be in Grass Dick, have gone to ,n, little so Valley. He mentioned Watt Park Santa Cruz for a vacation. as a desirable location for the Mrs. Alvin Walthers of Sac-. building. Equipment valued at ramento were the guess of Mrs. $52,000 at present is located in y. Monda on Arthur Hoge Nevada City. He stated that the rehas w Curno . Horace Mrs. annual payroll associated with an turned from a visit with her daughter, Mrs. Willard Winder and family in Riverside. Mrs. Byron Brock, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Helen Coffee, on Monday went to Napa to be Amepican News { Sports Headlines of the Week Stan Keller’s Orchestra 2 KN K GO K FRC SUNDAY, JUNE 13 ee ’ bride’s the brother, Was best man. Ushers were James Dale, Ralph Wetmore and Donald Hosking. A reception was ‘held in the bride’s home with the refresh THE SHOPPER RADIO LOG SATURDAY, JUNE 12 foria National Guard, addressing the Rotary Club, stated that construetion of a National Guard armory in Grass Valley at a cost of $75,000 was a possibility. early this week. A. x GRASS VALLEY: Staff Sergeant John Fesmire of the Cali ville, were visitors in Nevada City Hosking, and was attended by Carol Gregory of Richmond. Hosking, POSSIBLE $75,000 ARMORY PLANNED Opp. Eureka Street -Phone 24 GENUINE CHRYSLER PARTS — AUTO REPAIRING — GOOD RICH STORE 143 EAST MAIN ST., GRASS VALLEY — PHONE 835 z Be