Obituaries (1988) (275 pages)

Jnion County Nugget 4) 28, 1864 Ja County y evening “he Union, {64 Sutton 1. 95945,’ 51 ead sher ors tor 1 te) . $5.50 mo. .$5.75 mo. . $8.00 mo. sah beaieo ily and circulats to any adhe advertiser rt work or ‘anged for by perty of The part thereof gned without bdlishing Co. 1 Like a Penguin” FFERED . daughter, vaumeues OU YUL LEI community. Singleton, 60, told reporters Liliuicil Smith said his only word concerning Singleton's MUUNCECHICIIL Ulta idiggit luis daa tended to move there has subsided, Smith said. Obituaries Ruth Truscott Ninty-year-old Ruth Evelyn Truscott died Sunday at a Grass Valley medical facility. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services. Cremation arrangements have been completed with Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. Burial of remains will be in the City Cemetery, Grass Valley. Mrs. Truscott is survived by a Evelyn Arenz of Grass Valley; a granddaughter; and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, John “Jack” in 1974. The family prefers contributions to a favorite charity. A native of Silverton, Colo., she was born Oct. 24, 1897 to Fred and Minnie Grebles. She came to Grass Valley the first time in 1923 and lived here a year before moving to Stockton. She later moved to Portland, Ore. and returned in 1939 to idvanced Beginner ntermediate iwimmer REGISTRATION iy & Thursday, May 3], June I’& 2 at igh School Pool from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. Begins June 13 Cost $35 Sponsored by 1e Penguin Swim Team on Call Gina at 273-9103, Sue at 452-3421 «YS father, Harold” Novak of Redf ( JO Grass Valley where she has lived since. She married in 1944. Mrs. Truscott was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and White Shrine of Grass Valley. She also belonged to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun Club Auxiliary and Grass Valley Business and Professional Women’s Club. Rose Niece-Wright Rose Alice ‘Lolly’ NieceWright, 38, died Sunday at a Grass Valley medical facility. She was a resident of Lake Wildwood. A native of Woodstock, I1., she was born July 18, 1949, and had lived in Grass Valley 20 years. She worked three years as a school bus driver and was a member of Bethel Church in Grass Valley. In addition to her husband, Douglas Wright; she is survived by three sons, Robert Niece, Billy Niece, John Niece, all of Grass Valley; a stepson, Adam Wright of Lake Wildwood; her ding; a sister, Beverly Wenzel of Reno, Nev.; and brother, Hal Novak of Redding. She was predeceased by her mother, Beverly Novak. : ‘A funeral will be conducted at GOOD Fd OEPENDABLE ra Zo™ > 2 p.m. Wednesday in Bethel Church, Grass Valley. A graveside service follows in St. Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery in Grass Valley. Officiating will be Dr. J. Daniel Cook of Bethel Church. Visitation is this evening in Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Nevada City. The family prefers contributions to the Rose Alice Wright Memorial Fund of Bethel Church. Ethel Kolb In accordance with’ her wishes, there will be no funeral for Ethel Gertrude Kolb who died Monday at a Grass Valley medical facility. She was 77.Cremation arrangements have been completed by Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. She was born to Josiah and Myra LeFever on March 24, 1911, in Valhalla, N.Y. She lived in New York until coming to Grass Valley four years ago. Mrs. Kolb is survived by her husband, Otto; a daughter, Juanita Dickson of Walnut ~~ Créek; two Sisters, Grace Cook — of South Salem, N.Y., Mildred Yates of Florida and two grandsons. The family prefers memorial contributions to the American Heart Association. STUMP GRINDING Ke . Re ¢ Aa PHONE +¢ 265-2754 es I ) Free estimates SS } CT a A "4 andr 9? med e 9:5 Lowe persc oe tie Mc Ki who f e 1-0. fora e 1:2 Stree e 3:5 Gold prob! @ 4:3 Racc pers

Jnion County Nugget 4) 28, 1864 Ja County y evening “he Union, {64 Sutton 1. 95945,’ 51 ead sher ors tor 1 te) . $5.50 mo. .$5.75 mo. . $8.00 mo. sah beaieo ily and circulats to any adhe advertiser rt work or ‘anged for by perty of The part thereof gned without bdlishing Co. 1 Like a Penguin” FFERED . daughter, vaumeues OU YUL LEI community. Singleton, 60, told reporters Liliuicil Smith said his only word concerning Singleton's MUUNCECHICIIL Ulta idiggit luis daa tended to move there has subsided, Smith said. Obituaries Ruth Truscott Ninty-year-old Ruth Evelyn Truscott died Sunday at a Grass Valley medical facility. In accordance with her wishes, there will be no services. Cremation arrangements have been completed with Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. Burial of remains will be in the City Cemetery, Grass Valley. Mrs. Truscott is survived by a Evelyn Arenz of Grass Valley; a granddaughter; and four great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, John “Jack” in 1974. The family prefers contributions to a favorite charity. A native of Silverton, Colo., she was born Oct. 24, 1897 to Fred and Minnie Grebles. She came to Grass Valley the first time in 1923 and lived here a year before moving to Stockton. She later moved to Portland, Ore. and returned in 1939 to idvanced Beginner ntermediate iwimmer REGISTRATION iy & Thursday, May 3], June I’& 2 at igh School Pool from 4:30 to 6:00 p.m. Begins June 13 Cost $35 Sponsored by 1e Penguin Swim Team on Call Gina at 273-9103, Sue at 452-3421 «YS father, Harold” Novak of Redf ( JO Grass Valley where she has lived since. She married in 1944. Mrs. Truscott was a member of the Order of the Eastern Star and White Shrine of Grass Valley. She also belonged to Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital Auxiliary, Grass Valley Rifle, Rod and Gun Club Auxiliary and Grass Valley Business and Professional Women’s Club. Rose Niece-Wright Rose Alice ‘Lolly’ NieceWright, 38, died Sunday at a Grass Valley medical facility. She was a resident of Lake Wildwood. A native of Woodstock, I1., she was born July 18, 1949, and

had lived in Grass Valley 20 years. She worked three years as a school bus driver and was a member of Bethel Church in Grass Valley. In addition to her husband, Douglas Wright; she is survived by three sons, Robert Niece, Billy Niece, John Niece, all of Grass Valley; a stepson, Adam Wright of Lake Wildwood; her ding; a sister, Beverly Wenzel of Reno, Nev.; and brother, Hal Novak of Redding. She was predeceased by her mother, Beverly Novak. : ‘A funeral will be conducted at GOOD Fd OEPENDABLE ra Zo™ > 2 p.m. Wednesday in Bethel Church, Grass Valley. A graveside service follows in St. Patrick’s Catholic Cemetery in Grass Valley. Officiating will be Dr. J. Daniel Cook of Bethel Church. Visitation is this evening in Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Nevada City. The family prefers contributions to the Rose Alice Wright Memorial Fund of Bethel Church. Ethel Kolb In accordance with’ her wishes, there will be no funeral for Ethel Gertrude Kolb who died Monday at a Grass Valley medical facility. She was 77.Cremation arrangements have been completed by Hooper & Weaver Mortuary, Grass Valley. She was born to Josiah and Myra LeFever on March 24, 1911, in Valhalla, N.Y. She lived in New York until coming to Grass Valley four years ago. Mrs. Kolb is survived by her husband, Otto; a daughter, Juanita Dickson of Walnut ~~ Créek; two Sisters, Grace Cook — of South Salem, N.Y., Mildred Yates of Florida and two grandsons. The family prefers memorial contributions to the American Heart Association. STUMP GRINDING Ke . Re ¢ Aa PHONE +¢ 265-2754 es I ) Free estimates SS } CT a A "4 andr 9? med e 9:5 Lowe persc oe tie Mc Ki who f e 1-0. fora e 1:2 Stree e 3:5 Gold prob! @ 4:3 Racc pers