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

MRS. BARTELL OF WELL KNOWN 6. V. FAMILY. IS CALLED Apt Saya One of Grass Valley's best known residents of past years, Mrs. Wizabeth Bartell, of ‘a tamilf of promin€nt in the city’s history and tong identified with community activities, 3ENTEEN AND HOOPER __ NUPTIALS SOLEMNIZED AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH — Miss Dorothy Hooper, daughter of Mx. and Mrs. Frank Hooper of Em-. dire cottage, became the bride of Dr. ‘Aarry F. Benteen in a quiet and inee yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at Emmanuel Episcopal ‘church. Rev. Thomas Pateman of * Trinity church of Nevada City perZormed the nuptials. gate tA ae The bride was accompanied by Mrs. passed away,at 10:15 o'clock -yesterday morning at Santa Rosa, Mrs. Bartell died at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Crase, “with? ‘whom she had lived in recent years. ° Mrs. Bartell had been aceustomed to spend various periods: with each of . her daughters, following the death of her ‘husband, ‘the Jate Joseph Bartell in this city in.1920. 00 The death of the former resident temoves a generously minded, kind and sympathetic woman from _ the ‘large family membership and brings genuine grief to the even larger coterie of friends and former neighbors, who had come to look upon her as the epitome of friendship and neighborly virtues, ~~ ; : Mrs. Bartell was born at Galena, Illinois, November 10, 1852, one of a family of. fifteen children of the late Richard and Eliza Ford. Mrs. Bartell was a sister of the late Henry Ford of Grass Valley. . Tho decedent was 31 years of age Doris Sheridan of this city as matron. of honor, and Miss Ila Anderson of Sacramento, a close friend, as bridesmaid. The groom was attended by Dr. Carl P. Jones, with whom he s associated. ; The bride wore an afternoon dress of powder blue, and: her accessories were navy blue. Her corsage was wrchids. The matron of honor was ittired in an afternoon dress of brown and tan, with white accessories. ind her corsage was butterfly orchids. The bridesmaid wore an afternoon ‘dress of gold, with white accessories, and her corsage was also butterfly .} orchids. ‘Following the ceremony the young zouple left on a honeymoon tour. The bride is a native of this city. and is widely known here. She was graduated from Grass Valley High 3chool and the University of Califoriia, and has been teaching in the ocal elementary and high school since her graduation in 1934. The former Miss-Hooper is well ‘and married to Joseph Bartell when’ ‘nown to local sports fans for activshe came-to Grass Valley to. make her, home.in 1883 for a continuous residence of 47 yoars. The family ‘resided on Buena Vista’ street. ity in softball and tennis, and com, peted with local clubs for several ieasons. Dr. Harry Benteen is the son of “Tt was in this city that Mrs. Bar-} Mrs. Lillian Benteen of Oakland. He tell: affiliated ‘with the Order © ot . . is a graduate of the University of CalHastern Star and became 2 member] ifornia medical school, and has also of Aurora chapter No. 40. She leaves four daughters to morun her passing; Mrs. 5. P.Tato, Piedmont; Mrs. F. W. Ayres, Oakland; Mrs. Ernest Crase, Santa Rosa; and Mrs. Milton Frey, Wheatland. There unre five grandchildren. , Funeral services will be held . in Sunta Rosa this afternoon at t'clock. The body ‘will be taken * to Miner's “Chapel, Telegraph avenue, Onkiand for-Mondnymorning sere, vices, after. which _goramitment will becmade in the family nicho .in thp oakland “mausoleum where ' the : litte Joseph ‘Bartell is inteyrdd Sh sadaciais ss completed extensive post-graduate studies in surgery and medicine. He . same here several years ago to assist Dr. Carl P. Jones, and has made , in ever-widening circle of friends. in . this city.oP Dr. and Mrs. Benteen will make! ‘heir home on the Ridge Road upon . returning from their honeymoon, Dr. Benteen having purchased and re-. urnished the Roddy home within recent months. RALPH BUCHANAN ‘SUPERVISOR DISTRICT FIVE Ralph C. Buchanan, _newly-seate Supervisor of District 1, arrived in Nevada City in 1954. He had been operating a machine shop in Hawthorne, but had planned to move to northern California. While visiting Grass Valley he and his wife Gladys were fortunately directed to Nevada City. Before leaving that same day, they were the new owners of th City Market at 303 Broad Street, which they still own and manage in a friendly,small-town manner. Colorado as his native state, and was educated in Durango schools. He and his brother operated a flying school in Montrose for seven years, and} Ralph holds a commercial certificate with flight instruction rating. There have been over 5000 flying hours chalked up to his credit. His ground school ratings cover navigation, aircraft, aircraft engines, and civil air regulations. He learned to fly on a field that was located at an elevation of 6800! in a 40 h.p. Taylor Cub----quite a feat in the rugged mountains of Coloradol Ralph claims Ralph has served on the Nevada City Planning Commission for the past three years the only public office held prior to his election to the Board of Supervisors. He has definite ideas about what he feels is best for Nevada County. He emphasizes the prime importance of employment-a continuous thorn in the county side. He approves of a certain amount of light industry being established locally, but warns that a problem greater than the one existing could develop if care and caution are not exercisHe states we must not deed. ; stroy our natural beauty, historical heritage and recreational opportunities.

MRS. BARTELL OF WELL KNOWN 6. V. FAMILY. IS CALLED Apt Saya One of Grass Valley's best known residents of past years, Mrs. Wizabeth Bartell, of ‘a tamilf of promin€nt in the city’s history and tong identified with community activities, 3ENTEEN AND HOOPER __ NUPTIALS SOLEMNIZED AT EPISCOPAL CHURCH — Miss Dorothy Hooper, daughter of Mx. and Mrs. Frank Hooper of Em-. dire cottage, became the bride of Dr. ‘Aarry F. Benteen in a quiet and inee yesterday morning at 11 o'clock at Emmanuel Episcopal ‘church. Rev. Thomas Pateman of * Trinity church of Nevada City perZormed the nuptials. gate tA ae The bride was accompanied by Mrs. passed away,at 10:15 o'clock -yesterday morning at Santa Rosa, Mrs. Bartell died at the home of her daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Crase, “with? ‘whom she had lived in recent years. ° Mrs. Bartell had been aceustomed to spend various periods: with each of . her daughters, following the death of her ‘husband, ‘the Jate Joseph Bartell in this city in.1920. 00 The death of the former resident temoves a generously minded, kind and sympathetic woman from _ the ‘large family membership and brings genuine grief to the even larger coterie of friends and former neighbors, who had come to look upon her as the epitome of friendship and neighborly virtues, ~~ ; : Mrs. Bartell was born at Galena, Illinois, November 10, 1852, one of a family of. fifteen children of the late Richard and Eliza Ford. Mrs. Bartell was a sister of the late Henry Ford of Grass Valley. . Tho decedent was 31 years of age Doris Sheridan of this city as matron. of honor, and Miss Ila Anderson of Sacramento, a close friend, as bridesmaid. The groom was attended by Dr. Carl P. Jones, with whom he s associated. ; The bride wore an afternoon dress of powder blue, and: her accessories were navy blue. Her corsage was wrchids. The matron of honor was ittired in an afternoon dress of brown and tan, with white accessories. ind her corsage was butterfly orchids. The bridesmaid wore an afternoon ‘dress of gold, with white accessories, and her corsage was also butterfly .} orchids. ‘Following the ceremony the young zouple left on a honeymoon tour. The bride is a native of this city. and is widely known here. She was graduated from Grass Valley High 3chool and the University of Califoriia, and has been teaching in the ocal elementary and high school since her graduation in 1934. The former Miss-Hooper is well ‘and married to Joseph Bartell when’ ‘nown to local sports fans for activshe came-to Grass Valley to. make her, home.in 1883 for a continuous residence of 47 yoars. The family ‘resided on Buena Vista’ street. ity in softball and tennis, and com, peted with local clubs for several ieasons. Dr. Harry Benteen is the son of

“Tt was in this city that Mrs. Bar-} Mrs. Lillian Benteen of Oakland. He tell: affiliated ‘with the Order © ot . . is a graduate of the University of CalHastern Star and became 2 member] ifornia medical school, and has also of Aurora chapter No. 40. She leaves four daughters to morun her passing; Mrs. 5. P.Tato, Piedmont; Mrs. F. W. Ayres, Oakland; Mrs. Ernest Crase, Santa Rosa; and Mrs. Milton Frey, Wheatland. There unre five grandchildren. , Funeral services will be held . in Sunta Rosa this afternoon at t'clock. The body ‘will be taken * to Miner's “Chapel, Telegraph avenue, Onkiand for-Mondnymorning sere, vices, after. which _goramitment will becmade in the family nicho .in thp oakland “mausoleum where ' the : litte Joseph ‘Bartell is inteyrdd Sh sadaciais ss completed extensive post-graduate studies in surgery and medicine. He . same here several years ago to assist Dr. Carl P. Jones, and has made , in ever-widening circle of friends. in . this city.oP Dr. and Mrs. Benteen will make! ‘heir home on the Ridge Road upon . returning from their honeymoon, Dr. Benteen having purchased and re-. urnished the Roddy home within recent months. RALPH BUCHANAN ‘SUPERVISOR DISTRICT FIVE Ralph C. Buchanan, _newly-seate Supervisor of District 1, arrived in Nevada City in 1954. He had been operating a machine shop in Hawthorne, but had planned to move to northern California. While visiting Grass Valley he and his wife Gladys were fortunately directed to Nevada City. Before leaving that same day, they were the new owners of th City Market at 303 Broad Street, which they still own and manage in a friendly,small-town manner. Colorado as his native state, and was educated in Durango schools. He and his brother operated a flying school in Montrose for seven years, and} Ralph holds a commercial certificate with flight instruction rating. There have been over 5000 flying hours chalked up to his credit. His ground school ratings cover navigation, aircraft, aircraft engines, and civil air regulations. He learned to fly on a field that was located at an elevation of 6800! in a 40 h.p. Taylor Cub----quite a feat in the rugged mountains of Coloradol Ralph claims Ralph has served on the Nevada City Planning Commission for the past three years the only public office held prior to his election to the Board of Supervisors. He has definite ideas about what he feels is best for Nevada County. He emphasizes the prime importance of employment-a continuous thorn in the county side. He approves of a certain amount of light industry being established locally, but warns that a problem greater than the one existing could develop if care and caution are not exercisHe states we must not deed. ; stroy our natural beauty, historical heritage and recreational opportunities.