July 29, 1949 (8 pages)

* * a a 8—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 29, 1949 PAIR INJURED WHEN AUTO PLUNGES OFF ROAD ARE IMPROVED = THROW FROM HORSE Two men who were injured when the automobile in which they were riding plunged off a sharp turn on the Bear Valley ’ :grade early Wednesday morning according to NeWilliams home, Grass are improving, wada county hospital reports. One of the men, Clement Ker. bow Girls, sanac, 48, of Truckee, received a. vada City and in-. a deep cut on her forehead and he was back injuries when she fell from pinned under the auto, while the the horse as it turned abruptly possible fractured back ternal injuries when driver, James W. Hunter, 26, a PG&E employe at Soda Springs, received cuts and bruises and is ‘being held at the hospital for -observation. Kersanac was caught beneath . tthe machine when it rolled over after failing to negotiate the sharp turn at too high’a rate of speed, according to California Highway Patrol reports. Hunter managed to crawl from the wreckage and climb to the highway where he caught a ride with an early morning motorist and obtained a wrecker from the Plaza Garage in Nevada City. S. R. Dahl, whose Plaza Garage Wrecker lifted the machine so that Kersanac could be removed to the hospital, said the auto was a total loss having plunged down a steep embankment in its wild gyrations after swerving off the road. Ed Rosell, Hills Flat, was ordered held for trial in Nevada County Superior Court yesterday when he appeared before Justice of Peace Charles Morehouse of Grass Valley on charges of selling machinery which did not belong to him. His arraignment in the higher court has not as yet been set. . LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL INJURED BY Joan Oje, 18, daughter of Mrs. A. W. Williams, Railroad avenue, is recovering from injuries she suffered Tuesday when thrown from her horse in front of the Valley. Miss Oje, a member of Rainand a junior at Nehigh school, sustained into the yard. She is at the Jones memorial hospital. : Captain L. F. Oje, her father, of Fort Meade, Md., visiting here: is expected to remain here until Miss Oje is able to return from the hospital. ANNUAL 4-H OUTING AT WOODCHUCK FLAT Dinner last night opened the annual Nevada county 4-H club camp at Woodchuck Flat, with approximately 100. club members and leaders in attendance. Local Young Baptists 'At Bible Encampment Gene Seeberg, John Raetz and Cecil Raetz, members of the young people’s group of the Community Baptist Church of Nevada City, will spend the next week attending the Baptist Bible Encampment at Mount Hermon in the Santa Cruz mountains. They will be a-part of a group of several hundred Baptist young people from other parts of the FLIER’S IDENTIFICATION . AWAITS RELATIVES, WAR DEPARTMENT RECORDS . Although tentatively identified as the skeleton of Corp. Bernard Walner, 20-year-old missing air) force enlisted man from Los Angeles, the scattered bones of a man brought in from Buzzard’s Roost near Cisco Grove still awaited . positive identification yesterday. . Coroner Alvah Cooper has sought aid from the medical rec. ords of the War Department and B. B. Burton, Los Angeles chain store operator, whose nephew, Corporal Walner was one of two missing fliers, who crashed in the high Sierras February , 1946 after taking off in a private plane for a flight from Napa County airport to Reno Nevada. The body of the other missing flier, Pfc. Kurowski of Hamilton Field, was found near the wreckage of the plane in July of 1946 by a cattleman. An extensive aerial and ground search failed to turn up the body of his companion until Reginald Peacock, Auburn fisherman, stumbled across the skeleton scattered over the ground at the foot of Old Man Mountain last Sunday. Deputy Sheriff John Blackburn, who together with Coroner Cooper and Peacock brought out the skeleton, said the bones were fairly well scattered but the main part of the skeleton was under a rock lip at the base of the mountain. BUILDING PERMITS Mr. and‘ Mrs. Fay Clark, Oak and Pine Drive, for construction Past Grand Presidents Meet in Grass Valley Past Grand Presidents’ association No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, met at the residence of Beatrice George in Grass Valley Friday evening to receive the president of the state association, Edna Kretcher, who paid an official visit. A delicious. .pot-luck . dinner was served followed by an interesting meeting of the association. : A splendid program, consisting of a skit, music and other entertainment, was given. Mrs. Louise Wales, grand organist, gave a selection on the drums. A gold locket and chain was presented to Edna Kretcher. CLASSIFIED ADS COMPLETE FIRE PROTECTION Extinguishers of all kinds. Fire Hese and fittings; Recharging inc. CO2. : POOLE FIRE EQUIP CO Phone 375J, 228 So. Auburn.G.V LAWNMOWER SHARPENED AND REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, Phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery Service. tf “FOR SALE—140 tons of oat vetch barley hay, 2-wire bales, NEED NEW HARDWOOD FLOORS? If you’ve decided to quit trying to gloss over those worn out hardwood floors in your home—come into the Builders & Consumers Lumber Co. and arrange to lay brand new ones this summer while the family is outdoors most of the time. We have the materials . . let’s talk it over! BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Telephone Grass Vallev 1050 GLENBROOK. $17.50 a ton. Phone Marysville 1432. j29c 257 Roberts, 330 Weaver Scope, 58214 Main St., Nevada City. of a frame dwelling to cost $3500. Dorville, Gallino and Kohler, contractors. Walter Sanford, Wolf School district, for a frame residence to Phone 663M. Small piano, good as new, close out Terms or Cash. Write Mr. Oleson, adjuster, c-o Oroville Storage Co., 1955 Robinson St., state attending the encampment. cost $5000. Ed Nygard, contractor. Oroville, Calif. a2c a? ys +; ‘+ ¥, es CAR? eee yt Ne ste sh tae +, +e CARA? +2, * 7% Ss Se she ste ate sete Me ie pees i. * e+) o % Here is a Shoe with a Gentle Round Toe and Closed Back. Comes jn Satiny 7 +i 7 +7 es ? + a \7 RED HOT SPECIALS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES on All ODDS and ENDS to Make Room for Our New Fall Stoek SALE STARTS TODAY Lasts Through Wednesday. Aug. 3 eake sere evferferk erferteofeteat ¥, res! A rt ht bere ote , * ¥, fe ae afer} RED or WHITE with Crepe Soles al6c. ~. Hotpoint’s the Biggest REFRIGERATOR BUY ~ YOU EVER SAW! HOTPOINT MODEL EA-6 FULL PRICE $189.75 You'll be walking on air in these adorable RED Sling Pumps. Some sizes in white 4.98. VALUE SALE yo PRICE iettesteotententectecdeogeete ete tententestectesteotesede BALLERINAS In Brown Sueded Kid¢ Leather with Soft Cushion Heel and Crepe Sole. Narrow and Medium widths. 5.00 VALUE y erherterterteoterzenteoleafeoterteterferteoterteslenterieate MEN’S Black Oxfords About 18 Pair. Sizes 10-10%2Black and Battle Green. 2.98 VALUE SALE . ag PRICE frofeotefeoteetesfeotertenteateatratestintioteateieatesteote Black Suede Medium and High Heels + ODDS and ENDS 4 Wedgies All Good Styles Some Whites . Regular 7.45 and 7.95 values Regular 3.98-4.98 Values 4°” rgd ecbetesesteseteciotebetetetetestetestetestnteey oe Petbeteeteteieteieteededes ce seoheseatente CG Broken Sizes 4.98 VALUE SALE ag PRICE 4 se ste sta shasta ste ste steste stestestestert o 4 Reeeeeinivivioiieins Seefeieieieioie o 7 tes WHITE ONLY with the % New Higher Wedge Heel— 4 The Dressy Look in a % wedge heel. * 4.98 VALUE SALE PRICE . Haake a%eatestectecte ste teste ste teteste ste test e-hestetenle-olenlestrareare oe ake ohe ake nieare tye ae Me ae ah RED or GREEN Het yee \? rat % You Get More of Everything in this Beautiful Spacious New * esteofeoetestecteofeofeesfeofeofeotecertested Ne effete > >. ” he Re IS One Lot RED or BLACK Moccasin Loafer Wide widths only. Extra good wear in these Shoes, 3.49 VALUE . ag ersherterferbetentestesbentertestesenertentesfeene ee Boys’ Oxfords Brown Wing Tips. Leather Soles. A Peter’s Shoe. Sizes 2% and 4%. D width. +, + * * shesteskeite. fe mn / G o 4 te re seiteceatectestere Snecial Six Refrigerator Sealed-in-steel Thriftmaster Mechanism — designed to stand a quarter century's use * Speed Freezer holds up to 17 Ibs. of frozen foods > Large capacity chiller pan yr More storage capacity in the same kitchen space ¥& Pressure-tested all-steel cabinet > Automatic light x Calgloss exterior finish y& Corrosionresisting steel shelves ye Wrap-around cone struction %& 5-Year Protection Plan, , Bonne & MEN'S CHILDREN'S Engineer Boots Brown Oxfords Sizes 9 to 3 11-inch Top Leather Soles ] Broken lots of plain and Sizes 84-9-10-10% Moccasin Toe. For Boys and * 15.95 VALUE 11. D width. veer Ee : 5.49 VALUE There Is Plenty of Good Values in This Sale! NO EXCHANGES — NO REFUNDS — NO LAYAWAYS ON THIS SALE The Booter 220 BROAD STREET eleeeteteelos 24 RADIOS E.MAIN 1029 NEVADA CITY , ‘WE WILL BE CLOSED FROM MONDAY AUGUST 8TH THROUGH FRIDAY AUGUST 12 OPEN AGAIN FOR BUSINESS SATURDAY. AUGUST 49%:

* * a a 8—The Nevada City Nugget, Friday, July 29, 1949 PAIR INJURED WHEN AUTO PLUNGES OFF ROAD ARE IMPROVED = THROW FROM HORSE Two men who were injured when the automobile in which they were riding plunged off a sharp turn on the Bear Valley ’ :grade early Wednesday morning according to NeWilliams home, Grass are improving, wada county hospital reports. One of the men, Clement Ker. bow Girls, sanac, 48, of Truckee, received a. vada City and in-. a deep cut on her forehead and he was back injuries when she fell from pinned under the auto, while the the horse as it turned abruptly possible fractured back ternal injuries when driver, James W. Hunter, 26, a PG&E employe at Soda Springs, received cuts and bruises and is ‘being held at the hospital for -observation. Kersanac was caught beneath . tthe machine when it rolled over after failing to negotiate the sharp turn at too high’a rate of speed, according to California Highway Patrol reports. Hunter managed to crawl from the wreckage and climb to the highway where he caught a ride with an early morning motorist and obtained a wrecker from the Plaza Garage in Nevada City. S. R. Dahl, whose Plaza Garage Wrecker lifted the machine so that Kersanac could be removed to the hospital, said the auto was a total loss having plunged down a steep embankment in its wild gyrations after swerving off the road. Ed Rosell, Hills Flat, was ordered held for trial in Nevada County Superior Court yesterday when he appeared before Justice of Peace Charles Morehouse of Grass Valley on charges of selling machinery which did not belong to him. His arraignment in the higher court has not as yet been set. . LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL INJURED BY Joan Oje, 18, daughter of Mrs. A. W. Williams, Railroad avenue, is recovering from injuries she suffered Tuesday when thrown from her horse in front of the Valley. Miss Oje, a member of Rainand a junior at Nehigh school, sustained into the yard. She is at the Jones memorial hospital. : Captain L. F. Oje, her father, of Fort Meade, Md., visiting here: is expected to remain here until Miss Oje is able to return from the hospital. ANNUAL 4-H OUTING AT WOODCHUCK FLAT Dinner last night opened the annual Nevada county 4-H club camp at Woodchuck Flat, with approximately 100. club members and leaders in attendance. Local Young Baptists 'At Bible Encampment Gene Seeberg, John Raetz and Cecil Raetz, members of the young people’s group of the Community Baptist Church of Nevada City, will spend the next week attending the Baptist Bible Encampment at Mount Hermon in the Santa Cruz mountains. They will be a-part of a group of several hundred Baptist young people from other parts of the FLIER’S IDENTIFICATION . AWAITS RELATIVES, WAR DEPARTMENT RECORDS . Although tentatively identified as the skeleton of Corp. Bernard Walner, 20-year-old missing air) force enlisted man from Los Angeles, the scattered bones of a man brought in from Buzzard’s Roost near Cisco Grove still awaited . positive identification yesterday. . Coroner Alvah Cooper has sought aid from the medical rec. ords of the War Department and B. B. Burton, Los Angeles chain store operator, whose nephew, Corporal Walner was one of two missing fliers, who crashed in the high Sierras February , 1946 after taking off in a private plane for a flight from Napa County airport to Reno Nevada. The body of the other missing flier, Pfc. Kurowski of Hamilton Field, was found near the wreckage of the plane in July of 1946 by a cattleman. An extensive aerial and ground search failed to turn up the body of his companion until Reginald Peacock, Auburn fisherman, stumbled across the skeleton scattered over the ground at the foot of Old Man Mountain last Sunday. Deputy Sheriff John Blackburn, who together with Coroner Cooper and Peacock brought out the skeleton, said the bones were fairly well scattered but the main part of the skeleton was under a rock lip at the base of the mountain. BUILDING PERMITS Mr. and‘ Mrs. Fay Clark, Oak and Pine Drive, for construction Past Grand Presidents Meet in Grass Valley Past Grand Presidents’ association No. 6, Native Daughters of the Golden West, met at the residence of Beatrice George in Grass Valley Friday evening to receive the president of the state association, Edna Kretcher, who paid an official visit. A delicious. .pot-luck . dinner was served followed by an interesting meeting of the association. : A splendid program, consisting of a skit, music and other entertainment, was given. Mrs. Louise Wales, grand organist, gave a selection on the drums. A gold locket and chain was presented to Edna Kretcher. CLASSIFIED ADS COMPLETE FIRE PROTECTION Extinguishers of all kinds. Fire Hese and fittings; Recharging inc. CO2. : POOLE FIRE EQUIP CO Phone 375J, 228 So. Auburn.G.V LAWNMOWER SHARPENED AND REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Crenshaw’s, 401 E. Main Street, Phone 24 for Pickup and Delivery Service. tf “FOR SALE—140 tons of oat vetch barley hay, 2-wire bales, NEED NEW HARDWOOD FLOORS? If you’ve decided to quit trying to gloss over those worn out hardwood floors in your home—come into the Builders & Consumers Lumber Co. and arrange to lay brand new ones this summer while the family is outdoors most of the time. We have the materials . . let’s talk it over! BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Telephone Grass Vallev 1050 GLENBROOK. $17.50 a ton. Phone Marysville 1432. j29c 257 Roberts, 330 Weaver Scope,

58214 Main St., Nevada City. of a frame dwelling to cost $3500. Dorville, Gallino and Kohler, contractors. Walter Sanford, Wolf School district, for a frame residence to Phone 663M. Small piano, good as new, close out Terms or Cash. Write Mr. Oleson, adjuster, c-o Oroville Storage Co., 1955 Robinson St., state attending the encampment. cost $5000. Ed Nygard, contractor. Oroville, Calif. a2c a? ys +; ‘+ ¥, es CAR? eee yt Ne ste sh tae +, +e CARA? +2, * 7% Ss Se she ste ate sete Me ie pees i. * e+) o % Here is a Shoe with a Gentle Round Toe and Closed Back. Comes jn Satiny 7 +i 7 +7 es ? + a \7 RED HOT SPECIALS EXCEPTIONAL VALUES on All ODDS and ENDS to Make Room for Our New Fall Stoek SALE STARTS TODAY Lasts Through Wednesday. Aug. 3 eake sere evferferk erferteofeteat ¥, res! A rt ht bere ote , * ¥, fe ae afer} RED or WHITE with Crepe Soles al6c. ~. Hotpoint’s the Biggest REFRIGERATOR BUY ~ YOU EVER SAW! HOTPOINT MODEL EA-6 FULL PRICE $189.75 You'll be walking on air in these adorable RED Sling Pumps. Some sizes in white 4.98. VALUE SALE yo PRICE iettesteotententectecdeogeete ete tententestectesteotesede BALLERINAS In Brown Sueded Kid¢ Leather with Soft Cushion Heel and Crepe Sole. Narrow and Medium widths. 5.00 VALUE y erherterterteoterzenteoleafeoterteterferteoterteslenterieate MEN’S Black Oxfords About 18 Pair. Sizes 10-10%2Black and Battle Green. 2.98 VALUE SALE . ag PRICE frofeotefeoteetesfeotertenteateatratestintioteateieatesteote Black Suede Medium and High Heels + ODDS and ENDS 4 Wedgies All Good Styles Some Whites . Regular 7.45 and 7.95 values Regular 3.98-4.98 Values 4°” rgd ecbetesesteseteciotebetetetetestetestetestnteey oe Petbeteeteteieteieteededes ce seoheseatente CG Broken Sizes 4.98 VALUE SALE ag PRICE 4 se ste sta shasta ste ste steste stestestestert o 4 Reeeeeinivivioiieins Seefeieieieioie o 7 tes WHITE ONLY with the % New Higher Wedge Heel— 4 The Dressy Look in a % wedge heel. * 4.98 VALUE SALE PRICE . Haake a%eatestectecte ste teste ste teteste ste test e-hestetenle-olenlestrareare oe ake ohe ake nieare tye ae Me ae ah RED or GREEN Het yee \? rat % You Get More of Everything in this Beautiful Spacious New * esteofeoetestecteofeofeesfeofeofeotecertested Ne effete > >. ” he Re IS One Lot RED or BLACK Moccasin Loafer Wide widths only. Extra good wear in these Shoes, 3.49 VALUE . ag ersherterferbetentestesbentertestesenertentesfeene ee Boys’ Oxfords Brown Wing Tips. Leather Soles. A Peter’s Shoe. Sizes 2% and 4%. D width. +, + * * shesteskeite. fe mn / G o 4 te re seiteceatectestere Snecial Six Refrigerator Sealed-in-steel Thriftmaster Mechanism — designed to stand a quarter century's use * Speed Freezer holds up to 17 Ibs. of frozen foods > Large capacity chiller pan yr More storage capacity in the same kitchen space ¥& Pressure-tested all-steel cabinet > Automatic light x Calgloss exterior finish y& Corrosionresisting steel shelves ye Wrap-around cone struction %& 5-Year Protection Plan, , Bonne & MEN'S CHILDREN'S Engineer Boots Brown Oxfords Sizes 9 to 3 11-inch Top Leather Soles ] Broken lots of plain and Sizes 84-9-10-10% Moccasin Toe. For Boys and * 15.95 VALUE 11. D width. veer Ee : 5.49 VALUE There Is Plenty of Good Values in This Sale! NO EXCHANGES — NO REFUNDS — NO LAYAWAYS ON THIS SALE The Booter 220 BROAD STREET eleeeteteelos 24 RADIOS E.MAIN 1029 NEVADA CITY , ‘WE WILL BE CLOSED FROM MONDAY AUGUST 8TH THROUGH FRIDAY AUGUST 12 OPEN AGAIN FOR BUSINESS SATURDAY. AUGUST 49%: