Obituaries (August 1933 - December 1933) (314 pages)

well’as interegtin the workings of legal machinery Raglan Tuttle, rior Court of !Nethe regular meetey Rotary GG ned the judieta tary, -up and jur}sdic. courts, , frona the ris, on through courts to . ithe 4 Supreme coprts Jd upon the makechanges in ljuws ishments wen 1 the past few e ing incidents . of . ay’s program was Stubblefield, i eeeeTRICAL, F MARKE VE BREAK P . iy the wel her he beretitl ot f breaking the Q ‘6 degree days by 1 a high point of ay; ‘thie mereury of 84 degrees yesve jin temperature fference, however, ‘A, by Old Sol doact) for nidst of place to an oldtorm. Rain, thunvied with the sun r supremacy durward evening Old Bd id ‘amen hanl Bells Varetion End Ante for the crass) Valley publie ind high, following on. Already many 7 ie a MailbibaLriuis toleapiy Lhe oN *Valele LILy The operation wis entitely ndrnipe. nuch, improved, . SS IFL/ “Vernon DeRoco. fort mm, Lynne Kelly, successful and the little girl] is feeling Keeney, Al W bu 0 . Joo Z nk . . NOTABLE TRIBUTES PAID TO JO V.SNYDER UNVEILING AT OF NA TIVE SONS MARKER Mast rendeled were the services wood Grass Valley, satter of the dedici jiinpressive and jactocch f in GreenCOMLeLery, Sunday on, When Vast Grand Native Sony of the Golden West ted it -rinike monument to the ‘of the late Jo V. Snyder, who as Grand President of the OrJul7T-15 at the “Seip don ples ruc j Kee in June, j Monuient was dedicated. J ‘There were . Native Spns and Native I ts and friends of the man wh jory Was being honored = W ‘meeting was called to order, invocation was pronounced . In. O. Chapel of the Congh Chureh of Grass Valley. meory . serves F ihece in i . rand presided Kyespad oan he and jeots vis, wher feosiiet than 100 Yaughters; ose memhen. the and the by Rev, revational ' present more Mis. Katherine Celio then sang, 2eautiful Isle of Somewhere,” with Marshall Giselman as jaccompanist. Devicated by Jullge Sewell‘The speech dedicating the montment was madeSay Grand . President Migymet Sewell, ASseeLe bustice the State Supreme Court> who , in eloquent words paid at benutifinK tribute companist. Past Grand President Jade Iletceher $f. Cutler, an associate of Mr. Snyder for their work in many years in -gecond, first vice president jand presidents , ident of the Native Sons of th of ! ‘address ‘in whieh to the memory of Mr. Snyder.~>~__ . ! Harold Jiansen then sang, ‘Friend, ©’ Mine’ with Mr. Giselman as ac. and Mr. Snyder congratulating each ether on their beings honoréd by the highest ices. in their respective or‘ders, . “J Love You Callfornia’ ‘was then sune by Mrs: Cello, benediction wus pronounced by Kiev. Chapel, and the . ‘ Geremonies Closed with ihe jncumrbency in the! oflieces I Guairt . Trustee for two terms, Grand’ third, grand président. Judge Cutler, recognized the most forceful orators of the order as one made a most eloquent and jrapressive . speech, and touched the heart strings of all those present in whose memory Uso VV" he was affegtionately KiGw tn, hil alwayn Jinger, The monument, a slab of sdlid granite taken from the “High Sierras’ which were the introductory words of many of the eloquent talks;of Mr, Snyder, was then unveiled. . It bears the simple inscription. V. Snyder, Past Grand Presjdeént, S. Gs 2My. Seryed 1978." wits carved by lL. W. City. The unveiling was by Pa President Alison Watt. of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, and Itred H. Greely, a past Grand Presie Golden a8 “To in West. Mrs. Watt delivere recited the exbetween hersel? she change: of telegraing singing of the order, then delivered the eulogy, ) . paying a glowing tribute to the per-) “aba Star Spangled Banner “ by the vonality Of Mr. Snyder, touching upon mepslinges fed ufiaiiss Relig vy" “a his lave for his native city, county, During the ceremony the following [state und country and the great work 3 nenre of Mr. Snyder as a Native Son fuat ba dud tur the order during tees (eConcladed on Pave Tao.) a { ' “AUNT ! T . POOR PA By Robert IE By Claude Callan of. . St: Netz of Nevada”, Bt Grand d.a brief. Albert \ Te and }\ {un Cit . ech i ast . Wil , at , Can Va tw . sity ing fon } Tyra thi w}) She figg i Va Al we

well’as interegtin the workings of legal machinery Raglan Tuttle, rior Court of !Nethe regular meetey Rotary GG ned the judieta tary, -up and jur}sdic. courts, , frona the ris, on through courts to . ithe 4 Supreme coprts Jd upon the makechanges in ljuws ishments wen 1 the past few e ing incidents . of . ay’s program was Stubblefield, i eeeeTRICAL, F MARKE VE BREAK P . iy the wel her he beretitl ot f breaking the Q ‘6 degree days by 1 a high point of ay; ‘thie mereury of 84 degrees yesve jin temperature fference, however, ‘A, by Old Sol doact) for nidst of place to an oldtorm. Rain, thunvied with the sun r supremacy durward evening Old Bd id ‘amen hanl Bells Varetion End Ante for the crass) Valley publie ind high, following on. Already many 7 ie a MailbibaLriuis toleapiy Lhe oN *Valele LILy The operation wis entitely ndrnipe. nuch, improved, . SS IFL/ “Vernon DeRoco. fort mm, Lynne Kelly, successful and the little girl] is feeling Keeney, Al W bu 0 . Joo Z nk . . NOTABLE TRIBUTES PAID TO JO V.SNYDER UNVEILING AT OF NA TIVE SONS MARKER Mast rendeled were the services wood Grass Valley, satter of the dedici jiinpressive and jactocch f in GreenCOMLeLery, Sunday on, When Vast Grand Native Sony of the Golden West ted it -rinike monument to the ‘of the late Jo V. Snyder, who as Grand President of the OrJul7T-15 at the “Seip don ples ruc j Kee in June, j Monuient was dedicated. J ‘There were . Native Spns and Native I ts and friends of the man wh jory Was being honored = W ‘meeting was called to order, invocation was pronounced . In. O. Chapel of the Congh Chureh of Grass Valley. meory . serves F ihece in i . rand presided Kyespad oan he and jeots vis, wher feosiiet than 100 Yaughters; ose memhen. the

and the by Rev, revational ' present more Mis. Katherine Celio then sang, 2eautiful Isle of Somewhere,” with Marshall Giselman as jaccompanist. Devicated by Jullge Sewell‘The speech dedicating the montment was madeSay Grand . President Migymet Sewell, ASseeLe bustice the State Supreme Court> who , in eloquent words paid at benutifinK tribute companist. Past Grand President Jade Iletceher $f. Cutler, an associate of Mr. Snyder for their work in many years in -gecond, first vice president jand presidents , ident of the Native Sons of th of ! ‘address ‘in whieh to the memory of Mr. Snyder.~>~__ . ! Harold Jiansen then sang, ‘Friend, ©’ Mine’ with Mr. Giselman as ac. and Mr. Snyder congratulating each ether on their beings honoréd by the highest ices. in their respective or‘ders, . “J Love You Callfornia’ ‘was then sune by Mrs: Cello, benediction wus pronounced by Kiev. Chapel, and the . ‘ Geremonies Closed with ihe jncumrbency in the! oflieces I Guairt . Trustee for two terms, Grand’ third, grand président. Judge Cutler, recognized the most forceful orators of the order as one made a most eloquent and jrapressive . speech, and touched the heart strings of all those present in whose memory Uso VV" he was affegtionately KiGw tn, hil alwayn Jinger, The monument, a slab of sdlid granite taken from the “High Sierras’ which were the introductory words of many of the eloquent talks;of Mr, Snyder, was then unveiled. . It bears the simple inscription. V. Snyder, Past Grand Presjdeént, S. Gs 2My. Seryed 1978." wits carved by lL. W. City. The unveiling was by Pa President Alison Watt. of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, and Itred H. Greely, a past Grand Presie Golden a8 “To in West. Mrs. Watt delivere recited the exbetween hersel? she change: of telegraing singing of the order, then delivered the eulogy, ) . paying a glowing tribute to the per-) “aba Star Spangled Banner “ by the vonality Of Mr. Snyder, touching upon mepslinges fed ufiaiiss Relig vy" “a his lave for his native city, county, During the ceremony the following [state und country and the great work 3 nenre of Mr. Snyder as a Native Son fuat ba dud tur the order during tees (eConcladed on Pave Tao.) a { ' “AUNT ! T . POOR PA By Robert IE By Claude Callan of. . St: Netz of Nevada”, Bt Grand d.a brief. Albert \ Te and }\ {un Cit . ech i ast . Wil , at , Can Va tw . sity ing fon } Tyra thi w}) She figg i Va Al we