Historical Clippings Book - Nevada County Citizens (HC-07) (296 pages)

in Los Angeles; ‘Native of City 5 bf2s . g Be fe We ir . eaves services will be eld in Los Angeles for Joseph Yy garuh, 92; native of Nevada City &id prominently identified with' the Zellerbach Corporation, who! became one of the very fine pa-' trons ‘and friends ‘of the new Si: erra’ Nevada Memorial Hospital’ The Baruh family home on Main Survivors in addition to wife Alma include a sister, Mrs. , Isadore Zellerbach, of Spn Fran-/ Flere a Passes cisco; and two nephews, J. D.} Zellerbach, Crown Zellerbach}, bassador,.to Italy, and Harold 1L. . Zellerhach, acting. board chairman and chairman of the corporation's executive committee. during its financing stage and later ‘after the institution was in! operations 3 _ Barth, died suddenly Thursday ‘night at his Beverly’ Hills home, following a party which celebrat-. ed his 58th wedding anniversary. . Joseph Y. Baruh was ‘one ofl seven children born here to Aaron and Theresa Baruh, among the mostly esteemed and respected pioneers of Nevada City. Joseph’ attended grammar school here, and graduated as one of 20 mem: vers of the Nevada City High School class of 1885. Twenty years later at a class reunion, members and faculty gathered for a reuion without the loss of a single one by death. Joseph and his brother Marcusi Baruh worked at various mercantile houses in Nevada City. Their sister ‘Jennie, now Mrs. Isadore Zellerbach, was active in social jand welfare activities of the city. Joseph originally proceeded to Reno to engage in mercantile! work and later was induced to go; to Los Angeles to take over the southern California end of the newly established Zellerbach company. He sérved as vice president of Zellerbach Paper comjpany from 1931 fo 1951 and last month was elected director-emer‘jitus. He and Miss Aima Hecht, daughter of Rabbi Sigmund Hecht, were married in 1902 and celebrated their 58th anniversary Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Baruh visited here in the early months of 1956" being interested in the proposed new hospital and learning first hand of the plans. This visit was followed. by a check for $35,000 from Mr. Baruh and his sister’ Mrs, Zellerbach. Baruh was the last surviving charter member of Hydraulic Parlor No. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West, . = Q .¢ ( SY) sune€ 43, 1460 ° Annie Browning e % e ° Dies in Hospital ‘Theresa Ann Biewning, 94, bet-. er kno © her friends as Annie Browning, passed away this morning at the Nevada County Hospital. She»was the sister of Mrs. Kate, Hauffman of West Branch, Iowa and Charles Lutz, Stockton, Calif.,; and is survived by 12 grandchild-. ren, 24 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren. . She was born in Nevada City, October 9, 1865, the daughter of Bernard Lutz who had come here in 1860 and operated a shoe store on Broad street. after his store was burned out in the great fire of 1863, Lutz opened and operated! a shoe repair shop. In 1883 Annie Lutz married William M. Browning, who passed away in 1916, They had three children, Willie, Aaron and Fred, all deceased. She was an honorary member of’ Pocahontas, a past officer of Neva Rebekah and a member of Neighbor of Woodcraft. ‘ During the flu epidemic of 1918 she took up practical nursing and followed that for many years. Most of her life was lived in Nev-, ada City, In 1920 she married Al-. bert F, Browning of Hammonton,. and spent a few years in that town! 2+" iD Wee For -the’last six years) she was staying with her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Adele Browning’ in. French Corral: She had ‘been hospitalized since January 15. Funeral ‘services will be held at the Bergemann Chapel at2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Robert Findley, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Nevada City, officiating. Interment will follow in the family plot in Pine Grove Cemetery. street remains unchanged through a Shae the years. It is now the summer . 0 home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard & G Beloud Wh it Sherwood of Stockton, Mrs. Sheroe -atohceal BO } wood being a niece of Mr. al Formerly R asided won. Gustave (L. G.) Beloud, board chaiyman now u. S. Am-. , Colfax furniture store proprietor who will be readily recalled by many here as the operator of a similar business for many years on West Main street at the location now cccupied by the Western Auto Supply, died yesterday . -t the Miners Hospital, Nevada iy: The body has been taken in in Colfax. ceased’s wishes. ' charge by the West Funeral ‘Home No funeral services will be held at the chagel or grave. side, in compliance with the de-/. Family memders will gather at West Funeral Heme chapel prior to burial which will take place Saturday at 2:30 p. m. in the Colfax Cemetery. Leon G, Beloud was a native of France, born in 1862, making him 57 years of age at the time of jeath. He ope. ad the West Main street new anu ased furniture bus. iness for about 14 years, moving . . ‘9 Colfax about eight years ago and opened a store on Highway 40, on the outskirts of the community. : Surviving _ relatives Jeanneite Beloud, wile, Mrs, Jeannette Pelegrini, daughter, Vacaville; Mrs. Jessie Andrus, daughte:, San Francisco; Charles Belcsud, son, Colfax; tHarold Beloud, son, Colfax and Mrs. Bernice Edwards, daughter, ‘San Francisco. Beloud entered the Miners iHosWednesday . night, suifering from 4 severe heart attack and fuiled to rally. The former Grass Valley resident was an interesting figure Mm poth ccmmunities of Grass ValHe was ictive in ’49er lore and organizations. He had engaged in some He favored some pital at 11 o'clock ley and Nevada City. gold mining. include: Colfax; and o:posed many political pro. syams of this city during his residence.

in Los Angeles; ‘Native of City 5 bf2s . g Be fe We ir . eaves services will be eld in Los Angeles for Joseph Yy garuh, 92; native of Nevada City &id prominently identified with' the Zellerbach Corporation, who! became one of the very fine pa-' trons ‘and friends ‘of the new Si: erra’ Nevada Memorial Hospital’ The Baruh family home on Main Survivors in addition to wife Alma include a sister, Mrs. , Isadore Zellerbach, of Spn Fran-/ Flere a Passes cisco; and two nephews, J. D.} Zellerbach, Crown Zellerbach}, bassador,.to Italy, and Harold 1L. . Zellerhach, acting. board chairman and chairman of the corporation's executive committee. during its financing stage and later ‘after the institution was in! operations 3 _ Barth, died suddenly Thursday ‘night at his Beverly’ Hills home, following a party which celebrat-. ed his 58th wedding anniversary. . Joseph Y. Baruh was ‘one ofl seven children born here to Aaron and Theresa Baruh, among the mostly esteemed and respected pioneers of Nevada City. Joseph’ attended grammar school here, and graduated as one of 20 mem: vers of the Nevada City High School class of 1885. Twenty years later at a class reunion, members and faculty gathered for a reuion without the loss of a single one by death. Joseph and his brother Marcusi Baruh worked at various mercantile houses in Nevada City. Their sister ‘Jennie, now Mrs. Isadore Zellerbach, was active in social jand welfare activities of the city. Joseph originally proceeded to Reno to engage in mercantile! work and later was induced to go; to Los Angeles to take over the southern California end of the newly established Zellerbach company. He sérved as vice president of Zellerbach Paper comjpany from 1931 fo 1951 and last month was elected director-emer‘jitus. He and Miss Aima Hecht, daughter of Rabbi Sigmund Hecht, were married in 1902 and celebrated their 58th anniversary Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Baruh visited here in the early months of 1956" being interested in the proposed new hospital and learning first hand of the plans. This visit was followed. by a check for $35,000 from Mr. Baruh and his sister’ Mrs, Zellerbach. Baruh was the last surviving charter member of Hydraulic Parlor No. 56, Native Sons of the Golden West, . = Q .¢ ( SY) sune€ 43, 1460 ° Annie Browning e % e ° Dies in Hospital ‘Theresa Ann Biewning, 94, bet-. er kno © her friends as Annie Browning, passed away this morning at the Nevada County Hospital. She»was the sister of Mrs. Kate, Hauffman of West Branch, Iowa and Charles Lutz, Stockton, Calif.,; and is survived by 12 grandchild-. ren, 24 great grandchildren and 7 great great grandchildren. . She was born in Nevada City, October 9, 1865, the daughter of Bernard Lutz who had come here in 1860 and operated a shoe store

on Broad street. after his store was burned out in the great fire of 1863, Lutz opened and operated! a shoe repair shop. In 1883 Annie Lutz married William M. Browning, who passed away in 1916, They had three children, Willie, Aaron and Fred, all deceased. She was an honorary member of’ Pocahontas, a past officer of Neva Rebekah and a member of Neighbor of Woodcraft. ‘ During the flu epidemic of 1918 she took up practical nursing and followed that for many years. Most of her life was lived in Nev-, ada City, In 1920 she married Al-. bert F, Browning of Hammonton,. and spent a few years in that town! 2+" iD Wee For -the’last six years) she was staying with her daughter-in-law, Mrs, Adele Browning’ in. French Corral: She had ‘been hospitalized since January 15. Funeral ‘services will be held at the Bergemann Chapel at2 p.m. Wednesday with Rev. Robert Findley, pastor of the First Methodist Church of Nevada City, officiating. Interment will follow in the family plot in Pine Grove Cemetery. street remains unchanged through a Shae the years. It is now the summer . 0 home of Mr. and Mrs. Howard & G Beloud Wh it Sherwood of Stockton, Mrs. Sheroe -atohceal BO } wood being a niece of Mr. al Formerly R asided won. Gustave (L. G.) Beloud, board chaiyman now u. S. Am-. , Colfax furniture store proprietor who will be readily recalled by many here as the operator of a similar business for many years on West Main street at the location now cccupied by the Western Auto Supply, died yesterday . -t the Miners Hospital, Nevada iy: The body has been taken in in Colfax. ceased’s wishes. ' charge by the West Funeral ‘Home No funeral services will be held at the chagel or grave. side, in compliance with the de-/. Family memders will gather at West Funeral Heme chapel prior to burial which will take place Saturday at 2:30 p. m. in the Colfax Cemetery. Leon G, Beloud was a native of France, born in 1862, making him 57 years of age at the time of jeath. He ope. ad the West Main street new anu ased furniture bus. iness for about 14 years, moving . . ‘9 Colfax about eight years ago and opened a store on Highway 40, on the outskirts of the community. : Surviving _ relatives Jeanneite Beloud, wile, Mrs, Jeannette Pelegrini, daughter, Vacaville; Mrs. Jessie Andrus, daughte:, San Francisco; Charles Belcsud, son, Colfax; tHarold Beloud, son, Colfax and Mrs. Bernice Edwards, daughter, ‘San Francisco. Beloud entered the Miners iHosWednesday . night, suifering from 4 severe heart attack and fuiled to rally. The former Grass Valley resident was an interesting figure Mm poth ccmmunities of Grass ValHe was ictive in ’49er lore and organizations. He had engaged in some He favored some pital at 11 o'clock ley and Nevada City. gold mining. include: Colfax; and o:posed many political pro. syams of this city during his residence.