Obituaries (January 1934 - March 1934) (251 pages)

Sith a Fir ine Broadcast ther ‘Moktoal belieg was exat the) morning . assembly. of ‘ass Valley High School yesterhen the local Chapter of the nia Scholarship Federation, h a Ibroadcast over station * demonstrated that the boys rls who win 00d grades are xt in presenting entertainment Panny: enjoyable and entirely A grade students With Wilma as staition announce; and Labadie ais Master of Ceregave a Program that for ory, appeal and enjoyment would 1 to duplicate. The broadcast ns follow with apologies where es are due: Bilgewater—Carl Fuller. 2 'Tish—Juanita Hubbard. and Madam Queen—aAndy, Tangren; Madam Queen, Theoilbert. lio Soap Advertisement—Sterouch; Announcer Walter Win‘arl Puller. ibone Solo — James 30forth, French, ipianist. N Solo—Wilma Moore; Doris an, pianist. Yorgison—Henry Shebley. » Solo—Doris Berryman. ion Presents ‘osperity Sam iunday Evening verity Sam returns § to the Theatre with this gift show toj Yosdpk Po ! ope, F ormer. Miner, Died ‘Wednesday Joseph H. Pope, 54, Grass Valley ity until five years ago when he moved with his wife to West Sacramento to make his home at~Garden Acres died last Wednesday. ~ The funeral services will be held at the W. F. Gormley and Song chapel at Sacramento this morning. Rev. T,. H. Mee will officiate and: interment will tbe (made in the Odd Fellows Lawn cemetery. . ‘Pope was a, member of the Grass Valley lodge of the American Order of the Sons of St. George and had a sreat many Grass Valley friends and acquaintances through his employment and residence for such a long period. He was a native of England. (Deceased is survived iby the widow, Mrs. Emma Jane Pope and two sons William George Pope of Grass Valley and Joseph H. Pope, Jr., of Grass Valley. ‘Mir. and ‘Mrs. Pope of this. city 4 were called to West Sacramento early in the weck because of the critical illness of the former Grass Valley resident. . ACADEMY STUDENTS GIVEN HONORS FOR Quarterly examinations at Mougt Saint Mary’s ‘Academy were completed last Thursday, March 22. The the student ‘ evening. Tn addition to his miner ang resident of this commun-! Mento, one of tue b _8 p. m. and continue LAST QUARTER WORK . The Dreamlara or bands of the capita] in the season of hea the spring season—at dows hall this ey scheduling a spring equinox that offic spring, the LeBarr-n particularly fortunat George Massie to di lang combination at hall. . : Genuine spring tim entertainment and no the dance, which wi ning. Dry parking s vided for all cars th; to the dance. ANGE AT oy Erle Community H sponsoring a dance Yuba county commu! to which ‘the countrys vited. Excellent im cured and the manag vide a supper at the Dance admission will figure. MATI At 1 following members of = TUE DITCH Wnt

Sith a Fir ine Broadcast ther ‘Moktoal belieg was exat the) morning . assembly. of ‘ass Valley High School yesterhen the local Chapter of the nia Scholarship Federation, h a Ibroadcast over station * demonstrated that the boys rls who win 00d grades are xt in presenting entertainment Panny: enjoyable and entirely A grade students With Wilma as staition announce; and Labadie ais Master of Ceregave a Program that for ory, appeal and enjoyment would 1 to duplicate. The broadcast ns follow with apologies where es are due: Bilgewater—Carl Fuller. 2 'Tish—Juanita Hubbard. and Madam Queen—aAndy, Tangren; Madam Queen, Theoilbert. lio Soap Advertisement—Sterouch; Announcer Walter Win‘arl Puller. ibone Solo — James 30forth, French, ipianist. N Solo—Wilma Moore; Doris an, pianist. Yorgison—Henry Shebley. » Solo—Doris Berryman. ion Presents ‘osperity Sam iunday Evening verity Sam returns § to the Theatre with this gift show toj Yosdpk Po ! ope, F ormer. Miner, Died ‘Wednesday Joseph H. Pope, 54, Grass Valley ity until five years ago when he moved with his wife to West Sacramento to make his home at~Garden Acres died last Wednesday. ~ The funeral services will be held at the W. F. Gormley and Song chapel at Sacramento this morning. Rev. T,. H. Mee will officiate and: interment will tbe (made in the Odd Fellows Lawn cemetery. . ‘Pope was a, member of the Grass Valley lodge of the American Order of the Sons of St. George and had a sreat many Grass Valley friends and acquaintances through his employment and residence for such a long period. He was a native of England. (Deceased is survived iby the widow, Mrs. Emma Jane Pope and two sons

William George Pope of Grass Valley and Joseph H. Pope, Jr., of Grass Valley. ‘Mir. and ‘Mrs. Pope of this. city 4 were called to West Sacramento early in the weck because of the critical illness of the former Grass Valley resident. . ACADEMY STUDENTS GIVEN HONORS FOR Quarterly examinations at Mougt Saint Mary’s ‘Academy were completed last Thursday, March 22. The the student ‘ evening. Tn addition to his miner ang resident of this commun-! Mento, one of tue b _8 p. m. and continue LAST QUARTER WORK . The Dreamlara or bands of the capita] in the season of hea the spring season—at dows hall this ey scheduling a spring equinox that offic spring, the LeBarr-n particularly fortunat George Massie to di lang combination at hall. . : Genuine spring tim entertainment and no the dance, which wi ning. Dry parking s vided for all cars th; to the dance. ANGE AT oy Erle Community H sponsoring a dance Yuba county commu! to which ‘the countrys vited. Excellent im cured and the manag vide a supper at the Dance admission will figure. MATI At 1 following members of = TUE DITCH Wnt