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

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Hen ry Flynn _ This week we have the rare and highly . . unusual opportunity of running two baby . Ly “3.5 pictures of the same young man. One sub: oA ‘ mitter claims that he is 4% and the other . Says he’s 5. Seems unlikely he aged'that . \ much between the two sittings. be 2k The top photo is reputed to have been taken in Birchville, Nevada County in 1905. The gentleman is semi-retired since his hobby might be called “Semipublishing.” How’s that for an obscure clue? J.A. “Jack ’’ Fontz Union Mac 24, 1472 Services for John A. ‘‘Jack’’ Fontz, 87, who died Thursday will begin witha rosary at 7:30 pay enn in the Hooper and . ti Chapel, Grass Valley. J3n aaaai a neacaies Burial will be held at 10 a.m, Tuesday in Grass Valley’s St. Patrick’s Catholic Church with interment to ‘follow in St. Patrick’s Cemetery. A native of Nevada County, Mr. Fontz was born in 1890 in _ Lake City; He attended schools in North Bloomfield and later moved to Grass Valley where he was employed in the local mines. . A past police chief of Grass Valley, Mr. Fontz was also a ronmers abn Valley Superintendent of Public Works of 13 years. He enjoyed hunting and fishing and was a member of St. Patrick’s Church. é Surviving are ason, John Brock Fontz of Sacramento; two daughters, Beatrice Wickstrom and Beverly Locke of Grass Valley; and two grandchildren,.