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

David A. Daniel Die nf d~Augustus Daniel, 71, nafive of "Nevada City died yesterday morning at the Nevada County Hospital. We had been ill since December of last year. Rorn here on July 12, 1887, the deceased man attended’ local schools and was employed by the Idaho-Maryland Mines for 21 years as a shaft boss. He later worked for the North Star Mines but left i Hospital Riles in Charge . of Native Sons there to become machine operator in the laundry of the Nevada County Hospital where he worked! until his illness. His main hobby, was cabinet making, which he! earried on in his home shop. ; He was the devoted husband of filsie Daniel of 216 South Pine street, where the couple had lived fer many years, and father of Mis. Dearisteen Bray of Grass Yalley. There also ave numerous, gousins who survive Daniel. The Daniel coupe had celebrated their Eas wedding anniversary in > 1956-7"s." . Funeral services will be held at}: 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Berge-. , main Funeral Chapel . with “the Rey. Harry Leigh-Pink of the Emanuel Episcopal Church — of Grass Valley officiating, Crematio -vil Ifollow at*the East Lawn Cre. .atorium’ of Sacramento. Matilda Doyle Dies in Hospital Gl, 0% : : Matilda E. Do 83, 394 Clark street, Grass Valley, died at 6:45 this morning at the Nevada County Hospital, terminating a lengthy illness. } A native of Nevada county, she’ was born March 9, 1876. Bereaved survivors are her two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Hicks and Mrs. Pearle Barker, both of 394 Clark street; and a nephew, Lou Wanamake, Nevada City. Private services ‘will be held Wednesday, Sept. 2, at the HooperWeaver Mortuary at’ 10:30 a, m. Interment will follow in the fam-) ily plot at the New Elm Ridge Lawns Cemetery, 'Grass-Valley. E EL te lil a Ernest Daniels Funeral services for Ernest Henry Daniels, 75, son of early day ner Mr and Mrs Henry Daniels and lifelong resident of this city, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Hooper Weaver Mortuary. The Rev. B. Lester Lewis of the First Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will follow in the Agate Erb Behe, . Native of County, Dies at Vallejo Agnes Erb Devlin, born in Nevida County and da’ ghter of the late John Erb, wealthy early day hydraulic gold miner, died in her home in Vallejo Wednesday morning after a long illness. Mrs. Devlin was the widow of the late Frank R. Devlin, Superior Court judge and Republican leader. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Marion Devlin, society editor of the Vallejo Times-Herald family plot, Masonic Cemetery vices. Daniels was born Jan. 24, 1885,] in the Dr. David McMartin office; building which is still standing on his schooling locally and was first employed by his father in the drayage and hauling business. Later he worked in the mines, topside '/Doyle, who. mana : f i ho. ged ° the Lincoln Highway Garage in Ely until about 20 years ago and the Fowler lumber mill as a eam driver. In 1922 he operated ‘the first service station in Grass Valley at the corner of Neal and South Auburn streets. For 14 years he managed the Shell station, finally leasing the site to the oil company and retiring. He was a 50 year member of the local Quartz Parlor, NSGW. Besides his wife Elizabeth who survives him, he also leaves many cousins, Ethel’ Holland of San Francisco, Thelma Meachum of Pamona, Margaret Jannerjahn of Detroit, Mich.; and others in the United States and England. street, the last of six children. She. married. George N. with the officers of Quartz Parlor’ ae ee i 8, eae of the se Clement of Valleje; and Mrs. Ruth est, conducting gravest de Carbonel of Berkeley. . South Auburn street. He receive . He died in his sleep Saturday morning at his home, 125 Neal News-Chronicle; Mrs. Doris Funeral arrangements are in-! complete. Mrs. Dickerman Dies in Hospital of Long Illness of . Nevada City passed away at Miners hospital this. morning at 4a.m. Her passing was not: unea rected as she had been very ill fond -confined in the hospital. for tthe last three and a half years. © { «Ghe was the wife of the late Herbert Dickerman, well known NeWaite City druggist and owner of the Dickerman Drug Store on ate Street. She was the aunt “6f Roy Blair of Sacramento, Miss’ Léaora Calkins of Portland, Oregon, David R. Hutchison of Orinda’ Ruth and Rita Hutchison of Nevada City, and William Hutchieon’ of San Francisco. ; “Mrs. Dickerman was born in Nevada City 88 years ago, e daughter of David Hutchison, a prominent mining engineer from apioneer family. After graduation from San Jose State College matron of the Order of the Eastern Star for all of Ne‘the PEO Sisters, Chapter C, when the couple moved to Reno, Nev. Doyle died about eight years ago and Mrs. about two years a go. She made her home with her daughter at 4724 F Parkway. Mrs. Doyle was past grand vada as well as being a member of Ely Chapter No. 14 of the OES, She also belonged to of East Ely, and was a mother adviser to Rainbow Girls in Doyle came to Sacramento]. AO In ret om n~ ( Rese pei sao ss i{ Besides her children, shel t leaves a brother, Ane f Marriott, and a sister Mrs. ; Ethel M. Blair, both of a j/Ville, Placer County, and five! j) great grandchildren. f She will be buried in East “ that area. [Lawn Cemetery, d.

David A. Daniel Die nf d~Augustus Daniel, 71, nafive of "Nevada City died yesterday morning at the Nevada County Hospital. We had been ill since December of last year. Rorn here on July 12, 1887, the deceased man attended’ local schools and was employed by the Idaho-Maryland Mines for 21 years as a shaft boss. He later worked for the North Star Mines but left i Hospital Riles in Charge . of Native Sons there to become machine operator in the laundry of the Nevada County Hospital where he worked! until his illness. His main hobby, was cabinet making, which he! earried on in his home shop. ; He was the devoted husband of filsie Daniel of 216 South Pine street, where the couple had lived fer many years, and father of Mis. Dearisteen Bray of Grass Yalley. There also ave numerous, gousins who survive Daniel. The Daniel coupe had celebrated their Eas wedding anniversary in > 1956-7"s." . Funeral services will be held at}: 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Berge-. , main Funeral Chapel . with “the Rey. Harry Leigh-Pink of the Emanuel Episcopal Church — of Grass Valley officiating, Crematio -vil Ifollow at*the East Lawn Cre. .atorium’ of Sacramento. Matilda Doyle Dies in Hospital Gl, 0% : : Matilda E. Do 83, 394 Clark street, Grass Valley, died at 6:45 this morning at the Nevada County Hospital, terminating a lengthy illness. } A native of Nevada county, she’ was born March 9, 1876. Bereaved survivors are her two sisters, Mrs. Elsie Hicks and Mrs. Pearle Barker, both of 394 Clark street; and a nephew, Lou Wanamake, Nevada City. Private services ‘will be held Wednesday, Sept. 2, at the HooperWeaver Mortuary at’ 10:30 a, m. Interment will follow in the fam-) ily plot at the New Elm Ridge Lawns Cemetery, 'Grass-Valley. E EL te lil a Ernest Daniels Funeral services for Ernest Henry Daniels, 75, son of early day ner Mr and Mrs Henry Daniels and lifelong resident of this city, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Hooper Weaver Mortuary. The Rev. B. Lester Lewis of the First Methodist Church will officiate. Interment will follow in the Agate Erb Behe, . Native of County, Dies at Vallejo Agnes Erb Devlin, born in Nevida County and da’ ghter of the late John Erb, wealthy early day hydraulic gold miner, died in her home in Vallejo Wednesday morning after a long illness. Mrs. Devlin was the widow of the late Frank R. Devlin, Superior Court judge and Republican leader. She is survived by three daughters, Miss Marion Devlin, society editor of the Vallejo Times-Herald family plot, Masonic Cemetery vices. Daniels was born Jan. 24, 1885,] in the Dr. David McMartin office; building which is still standing on his schooling locally and was first employed by his father in the drayage and hauling business. Later

he worked in the mines, topside '/Doyle, who. mana : f i ho. ged ° the Lincoln Highway Garage in Ely until about 20 years ago and the Fowler lumber mill as a eam driver. In 1922 he operated ‘the first service station in Grass Valley at the corner of Neal and South Auburn streets. For 14 years he managed the Shell station, finally leasing the site to the oil company and retiring. He was a 50 year member of the local Quartz Parlor, NSGW. Besides his wife Elizabeth who survives him, he also leaves many cousins, Ethel’ Holland of San Francisco, Thelma Meachum of Pamona, Margaret Jannerjahn of Detroit, Mich.; and others in the United States and England. street, the last of six children. She. married. George N. with the officers of Quartz Parlor’ ae ee i 8, eae of the se Clement of Valleje; and Mrs. Ruth est, conducting gravest de Carbonel of Berkeley. . South Auburn street. He receive . He died in his sleep Saturday morning at his home, 125 Neal News-Chronicle; Mrs. Doris Funeral arrangements are in-! complete. Mrs. Dickerman Dies in Hospital of Long Illness of . Nevada City passed away at Miners hospital this. morning at 4a.m. Her passing was not: unea rected as she had been very ill fond -confined in the hospital. for tthe last three and a half years. © { «Ghe was the wife of the late Herbert Dickerman, well known NeWaite City druggist and owner of the Dickerman Drug Store on ate Street. She was the aunt “6f Roy Blair of Sacramento, Miss’ Léaora Calkins of Portland, Oregon, David R. Hutchison of Orinda’ Ruth and Rita Hutchison of Nevada City, and William Hutchieon’ of San Francisco. ; “Mrs. Dickerman was born in Nevada City 88 years ago, e daughter of David Hutchison, a prominent mining engineer from apioneer family. After graduation from San Jose State College matron of the Order of the Eastern Star for all of Ne‘the PEO Sisters, Chapter C, when the couple moved to Reno, Nev. Doyle died about eight years ago and Mrs. about two years a go. She made her home with her daughter at 4724 F Parkway. Mrs. Doyle was past grand vada as well as being a member of Ely Chapter No. 14 of the OES, She also belonged to of East Ely, and was a mother adviser to Rainbow Girls in Doyle came to Sacramento]. AO In ret om n~ ( Rese pei sao ss i{ Besides her children, shel t leaves a brother, Ane f Marriott, and a sister Mrs. ; Ethel M. Blair, both of a j/Ville, Placer County, and five! j) great grandchildren. f She will be buried in East “ that area. [Lawn Cemetery, d.