August 26, 1948 (8 pages)

lyrtle EngElza Joan onies ~ ative ——_., «Gold Digger’s Trail . (Continued from Page 1) quitos in the summer season, and during the daytime, Boots had an idea. “‘Why waste fifteen cents a night on beds?’’, he said. “Let's pick out a good warm haystack and sleep in it.’ So that afternoon we picked out a #~@ likely looking stack, and after dark we walked out of town, and crawling through a fence, we settled ourselves down in the hay for a nap. Half starved and cold —for the night air was bitter still—I dozed off, and so did my comrades. It must have been after midnight when some one %&./ stepped on my face. . Théard my partners cussing -ahd soon we were wide awake. A band of half a dozen hobos had spotted our same haystack and, Veterans Administration officials estimate four out of five veteran widows who are. suddenly faced with the necessity of filing claims for pensions selves unable to lay hands immediately upon, copies of public records necessary to establish the claims. : find themOne of the most important steps a married veteras or serviceman can take to protect his wife and children in case of his death is to place on file a certified copy of the public record of certified records of previous marriages of himself and wife. Copies of birth certificates of any children should also be obtained. Many a tragic delay in settling the pension claim’ of a veteran’s widow has resulted because the widow or her dead husband had been married previously and adequate proof of the dissolution of that marriage was produced only after a long and painful search. There is the case of an army officer who was killed in the Pacific. His widow filed a claim for pension with the Veterans Administration. The officer’s army record showed he had been married before to another woman, but there was no indication the marriage had been dissolved. Before the widow's claim can be settled, the VA must trace down the facts of that previous marriage to make sure it was dissolved and the widow was legally his death. This may mean searching the records in each county in which the officer lived during his first marriage. Veterans and service mén owe it to their loved onés to insure that necessary records are readily available in case of death. Question: What supporting evie dence -must be furnished by a widow or child in order to claim a death pension? Asswer: Proof of legal relationship of widow (marriage and dissolution of prior marriages of both spouses) and proof of legal relationship of child or acknowledgement of child by veteran. Question: May death pension be paid to a widow who has remarried? Answer: NogShe loses al] status as a widow of her previous husband upon remarriage. Question: Why is it necessary to submit proof of legal relationNevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, August 26, 1948—% my husband’s military service records? : Answer: The statement on military records is not considered sufficient evidence for a court of law. No investigation is made by the military of legality of the marriage or legal dissolution of previous marriages, either of yourself or your husband. These facts must be established by authenti_ cated copies of public records. % Catherine Weber Wed To Louis Tassone NEVADA: CITY: Miss Catherine Weber was married last Saturday morning to Louis John Tassone in St. Canice Catholic Church at a rarely célebrated nuptial high mass during which they exchanged Tassone, ding Serving Noren, and Valley: The bride Montana, was maid of honor, while best man was Salvafere, of the bride-. groom. Ujshers were Barry Gil and Salvatore Tassone, Jr. The choir singing @ centuries; old Gregorian chant was: led by Evelyn Corr accompanied on the organ by Elise, DeMatte. A wed-— was served im Faup’s Cafe and at one o'clock the bride and bridegroom were givem a reception in the Parish Halk, refres iments, were Mrs. Gladys Ohme, Mrs. @ar?: brother breakfast wedding Mrs. Frank Notterman: Following their honeymoon, the couple will reside im Grass: is the daughter of Edward Weber of Pittsburgh, Pa. vows in a double ring ceremony. Cobalt occurs in nature almest 28 @ jately arrived, ,were pre-empting what they could find ~ for themselves. They all had blankets—we had nothing but cockleburrs down our necks. About three o’clock-in the morning, we gave up the struggle and came back to our stove in the saloon to warm up. Next day we went back, chastened, to our fifteen cent bunks. As a long shot in the dark, I had written to one of / «my house brothers who was. staying for summer session in Berkeley, and reminded him that he owed me ten dollars, and if ever he was to pay it, now was the time. When that money came in, it was salvation, and we ate our first good meal since leaving camp. No answer had come from Tonopah, and we made up our minds we would go home to Berkeley and make a fresh start for the summer, nearer home. Not one of us would have lowered himself to write home to our parents for money, so the only possible route was to hobo our way. (To be continued) RADIO REPAIR A SOUND INVESTMENT , You’re investing in_ listening pleasure when you . let Sierra Nevada Radio and Appliances repairyour radio. We replace worn-out parts and make all necessary adjustments — at a down-to-earth cost. 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lyrtle EngElza Joan onies ~ ative ——_., «Gold Digger’s Trail . (Continued from Page 1) quitos in the summer season, and during the daytime, Boots had an idea. “‘Why waste fifteen cents a night on beds?’’, he said. “Let's pick out a good warm haystack and sleep in it.’ So that afternoon we picked out a #~@ likely looking stack, and after dark we walked out of town, and crawling through a fence, we settled ourselves down in the hay for a nap. Half starved and cold —for the night air was bitter still—I dozed off, and so did my comrades. It must have been after midnight when some one %&./ stepped on my face. . Théard my partners cussing -ahd soon we were wide awake. A band of half a dozen hobos had spotted our same haystack and, Veterans Administration officials estimate four out of five veteran widows who are. suddenly faced with the necessity of filing claims for pensions selves unable to lay hands immediately upon, copies of public records necessary to establish the claims. : find themOne of the most important steps a married veteras or serviceman can take to protect his wife and children in case of his death is to place on file a certified copy of the public record of certified records of previous marriages of himself and wife. Copies of birth certificates of any children should also be obtained. Many a tragic delay in settling the pension claim’ of a veteran’s widow has resulted because the widow or her dead husband had been married previously and adequate proof of the dissolution of that marriage was produced only after a long and painful search. There is the case of an army officer who was killed in the Pacific. His widow filed a claim for pension with the Veterans Administration. The officer’s army record showed he had been married before to another woman, but there was no indication the marriage had been dissolved. Before the widow's claim can be settled, the VA must trace down the facts of that previous marriage to make sure it was dissolved and the widow was legally his death. This may mean searching the records in each county in which the officer lived during his first marriage. Veterans and service mén owe it to their loved onés to insure that necessary records are readily available in case of death. Question: What supporting evie dence -must be furnished by a widow or child in order to claim a death pension? Asswer: Proof of legal relationship of widow (marriage and dissolution of prior marriages of both spouses) and proof of legal relationship of child or acknowledgement of child by veteran. Question: May death pension be paid to a widow who has remarried? Answer: NogShe loses al] status as a widow of her previous husband upon remarriage. Question: Why is it necessary to submit proof of legal relationNevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, August 26, 1948—% my husband’s military service records? : Answer: The statement on military records is not considered sufficient evidence for a court of law. No investigation is made by the military of legality of the marriage or legal dissolution of previous marriages, either of yourself or your husband. These facts must be established by authenti_ cated copies of public records. % Catherine Weber Wed To Louis Tassone NEVADA: CITY: Miss Catherine Weber was married last Saturday morning to Louis John Tassone in St. Canice Catholic Church at a rarely célebrated nuptial high mass during which they exchanged Tassone, ding Serving Noren, and Valley: The bride Montana, was maid of honor, while best man was Salvafere, of the bride-. groom. Ujshers were Barry Gil and Salvatore Tassone, Jr. The choir singing @ centuries; old Gregorian chant was: led by Evelyn Corr accompanied on the organ by Elise, DeMatte. A wed-— was served im Faup’s Cafe and at one o'clock the bride and bridegroom were givem a reception in the Parish Halk, refres iments,

were Mrs. Gladys Ohme, Mrs. @ar?: brother breakfast wedding Mrs. Frank Notterman: Following their honeymoon, the couple will reside im Grass: is the daughter of Edward Weber of Pittsburgh, Pa. vows in a double ring ceremony. Cobalt occurs in nature almest 28 @ jately arrived, ,were pre-empting what they could find ~ for themselves. They all had blankets—we had nothing but cockleburrs down our necks. About three o’clock-in the morning, we gave up the struggle and came back to our stove in the saloon to warm up. Next day we went back, chastened, to our fifteen cent bunks. As a long shot in the dark, I had written to one of / «my house brothers who was. staying for summer session in Berkeley, and reminded him that he owed me ten dollars, and if ever he was to pay it, now was the time. When that money came in, it was salvation, and we ate our first good meal since leaving camp. No answer had come from Tonopah, and we made up our minds we would go home to Berkeley and make a fresh start for the summer, nearer home. Not one of us would have lowered himself to write home to our parents for money, so the only possible route was to hobo our way. (To be continued) RADIO REPAIR A SOUND INVESTMENT , You’re investing in_ listening pleasure when you . let Sierra Nevada Radio and Appliances repairyour radio. We replace worn-out parts and make all necessary adjustments — at a down-to-earth cost. CAR RADIO REPAIR IS A SPECIALTY PHONE 433 WE PICK UP AND DELIVER — 1-DAY SERVICE SIERRA NEVADA RADIO & APPLIANCES 238 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY ¥ “Flowers SHOW YOU ARE a DIFFERENT ..not “INDIFFERENT”? Whether it’s a special occasion or not.. take flowers home to your family. The surprise and pleasure you bestow Make it a habit Drop will be your reward .. and a big one! to be a different Dad .. not an indifferent one! into the shop or call Grass Valley 1141-J. “It’s Grand to be Remembered with Flowers” “Its grand to ~. be remembered with Flowers” GRASS VALLEY FLORAL COMPANY Ph. 1141-J.—_G.V.-N.C. Hiway GRASS VALLEY Rosemary O’Brien, a close always in company with nickek friend of the bride from Missoula, and is produced with it. marriage, together with. complete the officer’s wife at the time of! ship when this evidence was on cd KEYSTONE MARKET * % CHILDS DESK ~ Reg. Price $19.95 CLOTHES ‘HAMPERS Reg. Price $7.50 SLIPPER CHAIRS 519.735 . $4.95 $11.95 . %; % UP TO 20% OFF ON roehler LIVING ROOM FURNITURE * * FLOOR LAMP SHADES Reg. Price $6.50 Shower Curtain PES. i $21.50 . $4.50 . . een 3 Sage ere em eR Seneca PN RN IE, set ev oa ~The Furn 213 Gommercial Street TELEPHONE 67 Nevada City .