July 1, 1949 (8 pages)

s 4The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 1, 1949 3 BASEBALL GAMES — FOR DIAMOND FANS Three baseball games will be offered Nevada City fans here this weekend. Sunday afternoon at Pioneer park at 2:30 the Merchants will play Georgetown in a Foothill league game. The same time in Watt park, Grass Valley, the Nevada City Athletics will tackle the powerful Grass Valley Braves in a ’Placer-Nevada league game. Manager Marvin Haddy announced this morning Latino and Fouyer will be the batteries for the Grass Valley game. Monday, the Fouth of July, the Athletics will be host to the Celfax Fireballs in Pioneer park. Game time is 2:30 and Jake Goldsberry is slated for mound duty for the game. July 22 Dinner Date For Softball Lights « Volunteer Workers The Nevada County © Softball association meeting Tuesday at the Memorial Park Community House, Grass Valley, set July 22 as the tentative date for a dinner honoring PG and E and PT and ' T volunteer workers who’ contributed to the recent project of erecting new light poles at Memorial Park field. The, association also decided to recognize eligibility of players who have homes in assocation territory but work outside. Many players work in lumber camps. Best Player Trophy To Be Displayed Here The. outstanding player trophy of the Placer-Nevada baseball league has arrived and is being exhibited around the league. It is showing in Grass Valley this week and will be on display in Nevada City next week. The trophy was, presented to the league by the Sacramento _Solons baseball team of the Pacific Coast league. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Nevada county board of supervisors will meet Tuesday, 10 a.m. at the courthouse. Mrs. Kuska President Of Dog Fanciers Unit Mrs. Ralph Kuska was named president of the Nevada County Dog Fanciers association at a meeting at the Ridge Road home of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Kuska. Miss Enid Duncan, Sacramento, helped with the organization of the club. Other officers named were Mrs. Seth Terry, vice president; Mrs. Louise Rehm, secretarytreasurer; and Miss Roxanne LaRoche, librarian. There are 12 charter members in the association. The next meeting will be held July 12, 7 p.m., Tobias, Ridge Road. RECENT GUESTS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL James Feletto, L. V. Liston, Ross A. Little, Milton T. Morgan, C. L. McKnnon, John Harris. E. J. Bishop, F. J. McAuliffe. Bob Vander Maaten, all of Sacramento. Mr.and Mrs. Leo B. Daly, Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Johnson and L, C. Brock, all of Oakland. A. H. Acquirre, E. J. McCracken, C. N. Srrawn, R. E. Lane, E. E. Lunstedt, James Tormey, J. D. O’Day, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stevens, all of San Francisco. James Elliott, Los Angeles; W. A. Perkins and J. Saul, Chico; Mrs. Anna Cheatham and son, Berkeley; L. Burman, Albany; W. J. McCullough, Crockett; Mr. and Mrs. W. McCullough, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Page, Los Gatos; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wade, Camptonville; Ph ilip Cummins, North Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Larson, Arcata; Dr. and Mrs. E. A. MacCormack, Boulder City; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bronson, Rio Linda; Mrs. Grace Atherton, Washington; John Creighton, Salinas. HOME FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Floyd: Thomas have returned home from a trip to the east. They flew to Detroit, Mich., where they took delivery on a Hudson and then drove leisurely home through the southwest. They are at home at 308 Cottage. Mrs. Thomas is the former Miss Diane Crase. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Placer-Nevada League W oh 2 Pe Roseville W.R. . 9 2 .818 Lincein: sAskeine:. 8 3 127 Callas: shes a 4 .636 Grass Valley .. 7 4 .636 Placerville ... 6 4 .600 POMBO ci 6 5 545 Nevada City .. 5 6 455 PUDUEN 2b: aot .364 EPUCK OG 6.5.52. .cen0 2 8 .200 Roseville A.C. ..0 11 .000 Scores last Sunday Auburn 8, Placerville6 Grass Valley 12, Colfax 3 Roseville W.R. 15, Truckee 8. Lincoln 14, Nevada City 5. Score Saturday Night Folsom 7, Roseville A.C. 3 Games Next Sunday Auburn in Lincoln Roseville A.C. in Truckée Nevada City in Grass Valley Games Saturday Night Colfax in Placerville Folsom in Roseville W. R. Games Monday, July 4th Grass Valley in Roseville W.R. Auburn in Folsom Roseville A.C. in Lincoln Truckee in Placerville Colfax in Nevada City Foothill League NORTHERN DIVISION WwW L Pct Placerville 49’s . 5 0 1.000 ADDU S5k cs 4 1 .800 Foresthill .... 3 2 .600 Colas. in ons 1 3 .250 Grass Valley .. 1 3 .250 Georgetown ... 1 3 .290 Nevada City .. 0 3 .000 Scores last Sunday Colfax 5, Grass Valley 2. Auburn 12, Georgetown 4. Placerville 49’s 9, Foresthif] 6. Nevada City bye. Games next Sunday . Placarville 49’s in Colfax Grass Valley in Auburn Georgetown in Nevada City ‘SOUTHERN DIVISION WwW L Pct Placerville Outl. . 4 I .800 TACO: 5 5 cscssncsniscenss 3 74 -750 ROCKIN: 2.503.-5.108 3 1 ~750 WACKEON 6 5 ojcisscscnccs 2 2 .500 POMS fe ak 2 3 .400 Newcastle .... 1 3 .250 Brown Bombers . 0 4 .000 Scores last Sunday Lincoln 1, Newcastle 0. Jackson 13, Loomis 3. Placerville Outlaws 16, Brown Bombers 3. Rocklin bye. Games next Sunday Jackson in Newcastle Lincoln at Brown Bombers Loomis in Rocklin Placerville bye. LT. COL. CHAPMAN © COMPLETES COURSE AT ARMY COLLEGE Lt. Col. Warren C. Chapman, Inf. was graduated last week from a regular course at the Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kans. He is on his way to the Presidio of Monterey, where he will attend an army language school. Completion of that will see him transferred to the Strategic Intelligence School, Washington, DiC. : On completion of that course in the capital he will be sent to Rome, Italy, to be assistant military attache. Col. Chapman expects the tour of duty in Italy will last three years. Col, and Mrs. Chapman, and two children, Richard (Rickie) Warren, and, Judith (Judy) Ann, will arrive here tomorrow for a week-end visit with his father, Dr. C. W. Chapman, and sister, Miss Helen Chapman, and to attend the dedication ceremonies of the A. A. Sargent monument Sunday afternoon at Pioneer cemetery. Col. Chapman served in Italy during World War II as commanding officer of the first battalion, 133rd infantry regiment, 34th division. His unit took the first block of houses in the occupation of Cassino, and he was plans and operations officer for the Anzio beachhead campaign. Chapman was wounded in the final days of fighting in the Po valley.Scott Asks Judgment On Garage Account Ray Scott filed suit in Nevada county superior court yesterday asking $612.23 judgment against Ainsley Fouyer and James Fields. Scott charges the amount represents an unpaid bill for repairing a logging dolly and automobile owed Hugh Steinhoff and S. R. Dahl, former owners of the Plaza Garage, and who assigned the accounts to Scott when he pur-. chased the business recently. Other actions filed in superior court were quiet title cases. They were George and Gladys Bartlett versus estate of William Kuster on Mooney Flat property and C. A. Beraudiere versus Alney C. Felt-and Louise M.-Eddie-on lots 3, 4, and 5 of block 35, Nevada City. ® KITCHEN ® BED ROOM Sheer ene For Only. $39.46 down $15.56 PER MONTH COMPLE T E penluy LIVING ROOM Occasional Chair : End Table ; Table Lane GROUP Table Lamp 2-Piece Divan Set in Lovely Grey Tapestry ij CHROME DINETTE BEDROOM GROUP . 5-Piece Set—Extension Table with Laminated Includes Sprifig and Mattress=-Pillows—Bed—Vanity : Plastic Top Green ’ Night Stand—Bench and Mirror . . The Furniture Cent . e rurniture Venter : OPPOSITE VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING . 250 So. Auburn Street Phone 36 — Open Tuesdays and Fridays ’til 9:00 P.M. — ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back. Ask any druggist for this. STRONG fungicide, T-4-L. Made. with 90 percent alcohol, it PENETRATES. Reaches and kills MORE germs faster. Today at DICKERMAN DRUG CO. _ Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you are doing your spring cleaning. Billy Weyman Rides Runaway Automobile To Crash Into Porch Billy, the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Weyman, Willow Valley road, jumped on the running board of the family car as it was parked in the Weyman lot, and the: jar was sufficient to start it rolling down the incline. Gaining momentum the car, with Billy hanging on for dear life and screaming, crashed seueurre Line oF through a picket fence and into the yard of a neighbor, Mrs. WIRING MATERIALS Mabel Prentiss, between tw0. ] Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators trees and into the porch of the Prentiss home. The impact smashed the front end of the car and jolted the porch supports loose. Billy was still hanging onto the car, unAmana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Grass Valley hurt when it completed its unorthodox tour. TRY MILTON’S FAMILY PACK ICECREAM FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER HOME-MADE Vanilla Fresh Strawberry Chocolate $1.6 FULL GALLON Phone 123 FOR ORDERS Owen Delivers Talk To Lions Club Here Ernest W. Owen, British viceconsul in San Francisco, spoke on “The British Empire—So What?” Wednesday evening at the Nevada City. Lions club meeting at the Deer Creek Inn. INITIATED Dorothy Braschler was initiated into the Nevada City Lionettes Wednesday evening at a dinner meeting in the California Inn, Grass Valley. Birthdays of Edith Andrews and’ Florence Jones were celebrated. DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J NEVADA CITY 118 MILL ST. STEWART STREET TIRE SHOP 127 Stewart Street Phone 440 TIRE SALE HURRY AS OUR BIG TIRE SALE ONLY LASTS A FEW MORE DAYS! RECAPPING 1—You Can’t Get a Better Job of Full Recapping Anywhere. 2—They Wear Longer Than New Tires. a, Sasi to You We Will Allow 0 the Regular Price If You Bri i Ad With You. igs acme POWER LAWN MOWER Only One Left, Briggs and Stratton Motor TO CLOSE OUT 15% OFF! SCHWINN BICYCLE See Them at $39.95 and up! GOODRICH BATTERIES A Fresh Stock, Price Reduced . . . Get Yours Today! Used Car Sale THE STEWART STREET TIRE SHOP FOR GOOD TRANSPORTATION SEE US TODAY ! 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 000 cccccsccecccecceecnnee $350 1938 Chrysler Coupe $395 TT Fe FINE init $195 1941 Stati EEE CMDS. AE $350 1937 tert eee $295 1935 Chevrolet Coupe $150 STEWART STREET TIRE SHOP 127 Stewart Street Phone 440 WE HAVE PUT USED CARS ON OUR LOT AT { é 9 oe . . ow % . » pe ” he vs s a b ’ \d ‘ >» a b 4 pve by: Pe

s 4The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 1, 1949 3 BASEBALL GAMES — FOR DIAMOND FANS Three baseball games will be offered Nevada City fans here this weekend. Sunday afternoon at Pioneer park at 2:30 the Merchants will play Georgetown in a Foothill league game. The same time in Watt park, Grass Valley, the Nevada City Athletics will tackle the powerful Grass Valley Braves in a ’Placer-Nevada league game. Manager Marvin Haddy announced this morning Latino and Fouyer will be the batteries for the Grass Valley game. Monday, the Fouth of July, the Athletics will be host to the Celfax Fireballs in Pioneer park. Game time is 2:30 and Jake Goldsberry is slated for mound duty for the game. July 22 Dinner Date For Softball Lights « Volunteer Workers The Nevada County © Softball association meeting Tuesday at the Memorial Park Community House, Grass Valley, set July 22 as the tentative date for a dinner honoring PG and E and PT and ' T volunteer workers who’ contributed to the recent project of erecting new light poles at Memorial Park field. The, association also decided to recognize eligibility of players who have homes in assocation territory but work outside. Many players work in lumber camps. Best Player Trophy To Be Displayed Here The. outstanding player trophy of the Placer-Nevada baseball league has arrived and is being exhibited around the league. It is showing in Grass Valley this week and will be on display in Nevada City next week. The trophy was, presented to the league by the Sacramento _Solons baseball team of the Pacific Coast league. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS TO MEET NEXT TUESDAY Nevada county board of supervisors will meet Tuesday, 10 a.m. at the courthouse. Mrs. Kuska President Of Dog Fanciers Unit Mrs. Ralph Kuska was named president of the Nevada County Dog Fanciers association at a meeting at the Ridge Road home of Mr. and Mrs, Ralph Kuska. Miss Enid Duncan, Sacramento, helped with the organization of the club. Other officers named were Mrs. Seth Terry, vice president; Mrs. Louise Rehm, secretarytreasurer; and Miss Roxanne LaRoche, librarian. There are 12 charter members in the association. The next meeting will be held July 12, 7 p.m., Tobias, Ridge Road. RECENT GUESTS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL James Feletto, L. V. Liston, Ross A. Little, Milton T. Morgan, C. L. McKnnon, John Harris. E. J. Bishop, F. J. McAuliffe. Bob Vander Maaten, all of Sacramento. Mr.and Mrs. Leo B. Daly, Mr. and Mrs: J. A. Johnson and L, C. Brock, all of Oakland. A. H. Acquirre, E. J. McCracken, C. N. Srrawn, R. E. Lane, E. E. Lunstedt, James Tormey, J. D. O’Day, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Stevens, all of San Francisco. James Elliott, Los Angeles; W. A. Perkins and J. Saul, Chico; Mrs. Anna Cheatham and son, Berkeley; L. Burman, Albany; W. J. McCullough, Crockett; Mr. and Mrs. W. McCullough, San Jose; Mr. and Mrs. Ross Page, Los Gatos; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Wade, Camptonville; Ph ilip Cummins, North Bloomfield; Mr. and Mrs. Pete Larson, Arcata; Dr. and Mrs. E. A. MacCormack, Boulder City; Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Bronson, Rio Linda; Mrs. Grace Atherton, Washington; John Creighton, Salinas. HOME FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Floyd: Thomas have returned home from a trip to the east. They flew to Detroit, Mich., where they took delivery on a Hudson and then drove leisurely home through the southwest. They are at home at 308 Cottage. Mrs. Thomas is the former Miss Diane Crase. at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Placer-Nevada League W oh 2 Pe Roseville W.R. .. 9 2 .818 Lincein: sAskeine:. 8 3 127 Callas: shes a 4 .636 Grass Valley .... 7 4 .636 Placerville ...... 6 4 .600 POMBO ci 6 5 545 Nevada City .... 5 6 455 PUDUEN 2b: aot .364 EPUCK OG 6.5.52. .cen0 2 8 .200 Roseville A.C. ...0 11 .000 Scores last Sunday Auburn 8, Placerville6 Grass Valley 12, Colfax 3 Roseville W.R. 15, Truckee 8. Lincoln 14, Nevada City 5. Score Saturday Night Folsom 7, Roseville A.C. 3 Games Next Sunday Auburn in Lincoln Roseville A.C. in Truckée Nevada City in Grass Valley Games Saturday Night Colfax in Placerville Folsom in Roseville W. R. Games Monday, July 4th Grass Valley in Roseville W.R. Auburn in Folsom Roseville A.C. in Lincoln Truckee in Placerville Colfax in Nevada City Foothill League NORTHERN DIVISION WwW L Pct Placerville 49’s .. 5 0 1.000 ADDU S5k cs 4 1 .800 Foresthill ....... 3 2 .600 Colas. in ons 1 3 .250 Grass Valley .... 1 3 .250 Georgetown ..... 1 3 .290 Nevada City .... 0 3 .000 Scores last Sunday Colfax 5, Grass Valley 2. Auburn 12, Georgetown 4. Placerville 49’s 9, Foresthif] 6. Nevada City bye. Games next Sunday . Placarville 49’s in Colfax Grass Valley in Auburn Georgetown in Nevada City ‘SOUTHERN DIVISION WwW L Pct Placerville Outl. . 4 I .800 TACO: 5 5 cscssncsniscenss 3 74 -750 ROCKIN: 2.503.-5.108 3 1 ~750 WACKEON 6 5 ojcisscscnccs 2 2 .500 POMS fe ak 2 3 .400 Newcastle ....... 1 3 .250 Brown Bombers . 0 4 .000 Scores last Sunday Lincoln 1, Newcastle 0. Jackson 13, Loomis 3. Placerville Outlaws 16, Brown Bombers 3. Rocklin bye. Games next Sunday Jackson in Newcastle Lincoln at Brown Bombers Loomis in Rocklin Placerville bye. LT. COL. CHAPMAN © COMPLETES COURSE AT ARMY COLLEGE Lt. Col. Warren C. Chapman, Inf. was graduated last week from a regular course at the Command and General Staff College, Fort Leavenworth, Kans.

He is on his way to the Presidio of Monterey, where he will attend an army language school. Completion of that will see him transferred to the Strategic Intelligence School, Washington, DiC. : On completion of that course in the capital he will be sent to Rome, Italy, to be assistant military attache. Col. Chapman expects the tour of duty in Italy will last three years. Col, and Mrs. Chapman, and two children, Richard (Rickie) Warren, and, Judith (Judy) Ann, will arrive here tomorrow for a week-end visit with his father, Dr. C. W. Chapman, and sister, Miss Helen Chapman, and to attend the dedication ceremonies of the A. A. Sargent monument Sunday afternoon at Pioneer cemetery. Col. Chapman served in Italy during World War II as commanding officer of the first battalion, 133rd infantry regiment, 34th division. His unit took the first block of houses in the occupation of Cassino, and he was plans and operations officer for the Anzio beachhead campaign. Chapman was wounded in the final days of fighting in the Po valley.Scott Asks Judgment On Garage Account Ray Scott filed suit in Nevada county superior court yesterday asking $612.23 judgment against Ainsley Fouyer and James Fields. Scott charges the amount represents an unpaid bill for repairing a logging dolly and automobile owed Hugh Steinhoff and S. R. Dahl, former owners of the Plaza Garage, and who assigned the accounts to Scott when he pur-. chased the business recently. Other actions filed in superior court were quiet title cases. They were George and Gladys Bartlett versus estate of William Kuster on Mooney Flat property and C. A. Beraudiere versus Alney C. Felt-and Louise M.-Eddie-on lots 3, 4, and 5 of block 35, Nevada City. ® KITCHEN ® BED ROOM Sheer ene For Only.. $39.46 down $15.56 PER MONTH COMPLE T E penluy LIVING ROOM Occasional Chair : End Table ; Table Lane GROUP Table Lamp 2-Piece Divan Set in Lovely Grey Tapestry ij CHROME DINETTE BEDROOM GROUP . 5-Piece Set—Extension Table with Laminated Includes Sprifig and Mattress=-Pillows—Bed—Vanity : Plastic Top Green ’ Night Stand—Bench and Mirror . . The Furniture Cent . e rurniture Venter : OPPOSITE VETERANS MEMORIAL BUILDING . 250 So. Auburn Street Phone 36 — Open Tuesdays and Fridays ’til 9:00 P.M. — ATHLETES FOOT GERM HOW TO KILL IT IN ONE HOUR IF NOT PLEASED, your 40c back. Ask any druggist for this. STRONG fungicide, T-4-L. Made. with 90 percent alcohol, it PENETRATES. Reaches and kills MORE germs faster. Today at DICKERMAN DRUG CO. _ Lighting Fixtures Replace your damaged fixtures while you are doing your spring cleaning. Billy Weyman Rides Runaway Automobile To Crash Into Porch Billy, the four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. William Weyman, Willow Valley road, jumped on the running board of the family car as it was parked in the Weyman lot, and the: jar was sufficient to start it rolling down the incline. Gaining momentum the car, with Billy hanging on for dear life and screaming, crashed seueurre Line oF through a picket fence and into the yard of a neighbor, Mrs. WIRING MATERIALS Mabel Prentiss, between tw0. ] Crosley Shelvador Refrigerators trees and into the porch of the Prentiss home. The impact smashed the front end of the car and jolted the porch supports loose. Billy was still hanging onto the car, unAmana Home Freezers SLATER ELECTRIC 147 So. Auburn Phone 733-J Grass Valley hurt when it completed its unorthodox tour. TRY MILTON’S FAMILY PACK ICECREAM FOR YOUR HOME FREEZER HOME-MADE Vanilla Fresh Strawberry Chocolate $1.6 FULL GALLON Phone 123 FOR ORDERS Owen Delivers Talk To Lions Club Here Ernest W. Owen, British viceconsul in San Francisco, spoke on “The British Empire—So What?” Wednesday evening at the Nevada City. Lions club meeting at the Deer Creek Inn. INITIATED Dorothy Braschler was initiated into the Nevada City Lionettes Wednesday evening at a dinner meeting in the California Inn, Grass Valley. Birthdays of Edith Andrews and’ Florence Jones were celebrated. DR. WALTER MULLIS DENTIST 435 ZION ST. PHONE 564 J NEVADA CITY 118 MILL ST. STEWART STREET TIRE SHOP 127 Stewart Street Phone 440 TIRE SALE HURRY AS OUR BIG TIRE SALE ONLY LASTS A FEW MORE DAYS! RECAPPING 1—You Can’t Get a Better Job of Full Recapping Anywhere. 2—They Wear Longer Than New Tires. a, Sasi to You We Will Allow 0 the Regular Price If You Bri i Ad With You. igs acme POWER LAWN MOWER Only One Left, Briggs and Stratton Motor TO CLOSE OUT 15% OFF! SCHWINN BICYCLE See Them at $39.95 and up! GOODRICH BATTERIES A Fresh Stock, Price Reduced . . . Get Yours Today! Used Car Sale THE STEWART STREET TIRE SHOP FOR GOOD TRANSPORTATION SEE US TODAY ! 1937 Chevrolet Coupe 000 cccccsccecccecceecnnee $350 1938 Chrysler Coupe $395 TT Fe FINE init $195 1941 Stati EEE CMDS. AE $350 1937 tert eee $295 1935 Chevrolet Coupe $150 STEWART STREET TIRE SHOP 127 Stewart Street Phone 440 WE HAVE PUT USED CARS ON OUR LOT AT { é 9 oe . . ow % . » pe ” he vs s a b ’ \d ‘ >» a b 4 pve by: Pe