June 29, 1948 (8 pages)

305 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. HARLEY M. LEETE, Jr. .-. S naceneie . ----+--Owner and Publisher ®ne year (in advance) @ne month (in advance) Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Published every Tuesday at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the post office at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES . NOTICE Segied bids will be received by the City Council for a PORTABLE COMPRESSOR of standard make, '§05.cu. ft., gasoline @riven. BIDS WILL ‘BE OPENED ON JULY 8 Geo. H. Calanan ROADWAY THEATRE and D. Jr, Inc. ‘City Clerk Direction T. Enterprises, = TUESDAY TO THEENDS With SIGNE HASSO DICK POWELL WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MY GIRL TISA LILL! PALMER SAM WANAMAKER Also THE SPOILERS MARLENE DIETRICH JOHN WAYNE With ROD CAMERON CATHY DOWNS ‘ Also NEWS HOUNDS ‘LEO GORCEY CHRISTINE McINTYRE SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY VOICE OF With _ELEANOR PARKER RONALD REAGAN Also Moxh of Time No. 11. . OF THE EARTH . , Etta Sutton Wed To Joseph Treddenick NEVADA CITY: Etta Sutton and Joseph Treddenick were married Friday evening by Judge Jamés Snell in his home on the Lower Grass Valley Poad. Mrs. Dorothy Kitts atterded the bride. Several friends gave the newly married pair a reception in the Treddenick home on Town Talk. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Burrell and Mrs. George Kragerer. Those attending were Judge jand Mrs. Snell, Fred Treddenick, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Kitts, Walter Huson, Kenneth Burrell, Calir Ivey, Floyd Ponds, Cliff’ Dowell, Luther Simpson, and Otto Iberger, and David Huson, Mrs. Jessie McKinney and Harold FIVE DAYS FOR FAIR ESSAY RACE GRASS VALLEY: Those who have entered the Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce essay contest on the tepic: I am going to the Fair, have five days in which to finish and. hand it-in.; The rules governing the contest includé these. The essays must not be more than 400 wards written on one side of each sheet. On a separate paper the writer must give his name, address and school. Entries may be mailed ‘to any member ‘of the committee, which consists of Don-Rademaker, 222 Blake Street; Ted Kohler, 610° Linden: Avenue, and Jerry Austin, Lucas Lane. Winners will receive three cash prizes, $25, $15, and $10. The junior chamber is endeavoring to create public interest in the county fair. Judges of the contest will be Rev. Frank Buck. Walter E. Carlson, Earl Covey, Judge James Snell and Fred Weatherwax. * Suit For $61,000 In Superior Court NEVADA CITY: A civil suit for damages brought hy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Engle against James W. Clark and others opened Monday morning in the superior Keck Pays $25 For Reckless Driving GRASS VALLEY: Francis Ray Keck of Colfax, Placer County, was fined $25 for reckless driving when he appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles A. Morehouse and pleaded guilty. Keck drove through Grass Valley Sunday evening at high speed, it was alleged, and a few minutes later, the sheriff's office. was notified by phone that his car was turned. on. its side near' the New Brunswick Mine, on the 61d Colfax Road. The driver had left the scene. but presently he reappeared in a taxi afd was cited by the highway patrol LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS No. 9038 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY ‘OF NEVADA Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California in and ‘for the County of Nevada, and the Complaint filed in the office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. WOERNER ESTATE COMPANY, a corporation Plaintiff vs. : P. FITZHUGH, CLARENCE E. GASSAWAY as administrator of the Estate of Louis Fattebert, also known as L. Fattebert, deceased, and DAVID ‘FF. WOERNER, as ‘advzinigtrator of the Estate of Frederick W. Woerner. court. As_the result of an accident June 26th, 1947, a total of $61,681.35 is asked. A panel of 27 has been drawn for jury duty. also known as Frederick W. Woerner, deceased. Defendants The People of the State of CalU8 MEL ST. GRASS VALLEY REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service STINSON COMPANY 102 West Main Street Grass Valley, Telephone 101-J At Home with MR. & MRS. FIXIT . s NUGGET WANT ADS FOR RESULTS Your OUTDOOR pie! Room ALPHA has just what you need! e Charcoal Briquets 10 20 40 bb. sacks ¢ Picnic Sets _ . Bright plastic cups FIGHTING ORGANIZATION Here’s how Je PT NIE ALOR STARRETT LTE PICARDIE A TE If you act quickly, there may still be a place for you in the new National Guard. But you must act now, because the National Guard has room only for the best.men who are potential leaders. men who want to serve their country with pride in the great military traditions of the National Guard. THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES ONLY 100,000 MEN WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE NATIONAL GUARD THIS YEAR The National Guard’s strength this year is limaited to 350,000 men. Already 250,000 are members. So, there’s only room for the best men. Physically and mentally qualified young men who are able to meet the high standards of the new National Guard will get the kind of training that helps keep America strong. They'll earn while they learn . and be ready to do their part in protecting America’s future. ey, 2 = A A Sys we eres oe ear aT ae the Peay * Education Fellowship « Training Sports * Leadership LJ your Community's unit of the WAVTTIOMNEVE QUAND of the United States For details about service in the National Guard : Helps You Write or visit s ACT NOW! . It PP pa Cuslify, See Your Local National Guard Unit Today! THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE UNITED STATES 2%j of ifornia Send Greetings to P. ae Burrell. Invite your friends to visit) FITZHUGH, CLARENCE E. and plates ea . NUGGET WANT ADS Nevada County. GASSAWAY, as administrator of fit into nonspill the Estate of Louis Fattebert, also ders FOR RESULTS known as L. Fattebert, deceased, hol Set of 4 $2.50 . R \ 4 & PHIL and DAVID F. WOERNER, ‘as A HOUSE OF BULOVA administrator of the .Estate of eer Frederick Ww. Woerner, also known 1 R : Oncidte cs Frederick Woerner, cecesrs. PLUMBING SUPPLIES e Portable Barbecues = +} « er watches to Defendants. . hoose f You are ‘Hereby Directed to. For Modern rom Appear. and answer the complaint Home-Owners . ® in an action entitled as above, : brought against you in the SuUp-to-date plumbing and bathperior Court of the State of Caliz : : ? 1 1 LOLMAUGH’S fornia. in and for the County of phcredpittun vie ser age acne You ll find all — needs = ’ Nevada within‘ten days after the. home’s value. Builders and . Grass Valley s service on you of this Summons— Consumers Lumber Co. has C U TL E RY . Leading Jeweler if served within the county; or! everything — wrenches and . within thirty days if served elsefitti toil d ee _ where. secs ga aetasintetsickeies eustereipia te for barbecue and kitchen use And you are hereby notified fixtures, paint, floor and wall . Mieinimimeiemite . that unless yow appear and answer tile, mirrors, hardware — all ‘3 : G Vall Radio $ as anore required, the said Plainyoursfor a_ better home. — at — . >. al rass Valley Nadlo velrvice tiff will take judgement for any. puitders and Consumers Lummoney or damages demanded in Bsa f “ ” lj : the Complaint, as arising upon ber Co. for economy in home . ‘i contract, or they will apply to needs, W, . Al Me Iza the Court for any other relief deHARD ARE . ¥ */manded in the Complaint. . : Phone 1032 ; Given under my hand and seal BUILDERS ~— COMscs me ' ‘i 5 of the Superior Court of the State & CONSUMERS N d Ci G V ll ° * . of California in and for the Counevada ity arass valey é Sound Systems ® Recordings : ty of Nevada, this 7th day of June LUMBER CO. Telephone 5 Telephone 88 Philco Auto Radios ae ge DEEBLE, Clerk, Pree Pick Deli : da Ci : By JOHN SBAFFI, Deputy TELEPHONE G. V. 1050 WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS ree ricK-up and ellvery in Neva ity 4 June 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27, Aug. GLENBROOK o a Marteretostostontoatoateofeotootostestenteatecteoteotestestestestesterteatecteeleelectestertortettetsieieetestetetetetetdie, 19. 10, 17, 24. OF THE NEW NATIONAL GUARD — NOW! gag e sd Serve in a b : ‘ uys a genuine 4 B.E Goodrich Tire Mot DEFIANCE “. Made to give you the greatest value ever built into a tire at this low price. . Gives dependable, safe mileage. A real economy tire for the thrifty buyer. Wide, full-depth, husky, non-skid tread. Improved high-tensile cord gives greates A rk Setipenc eg Stewart St. Tire Shop B.F.Goodrich i} FIRST IN RUBBER

305 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. HARLEY M. LEETE, Jr. .-.. S naceneie . ----+--Owner and Publisher ®ne year (in advance) @ne month (in advance) Member California Newspaper Publishers Association Published every Tuesday at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the post office at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. SUBSCRIPTION RATES . NOTICE Segied bids will be received by the City Council for a PORTABLE COMPRESSOR of standard make, '§05.cu. ft., gasoline @riven. BIDS WILL ‘BE OPENED ON JULY 8 Geo. H. Calanan ROADWAY THEATRE and D. Jr, Inc. ‘City Clerk Direction T. Enterprises, = TUESDAY TO THEENDS With SIGNE HASSO DICK POWELL WEDNESDAY THURSDAY MY GIRL TISA LILL! PALMER SAM WANAMAKER Also THE SPOILERS MARLENE DIETRICH JOHN WAYNE With ROD CAMERON CATHY DOWNS ‘ Also NEWS HOUNDS ‘LEO GORCEY CHRISTINE McINTYRE SUNDAY MONDAY and TUESDAY VOICE OF With _ELEANOR PARKER RONALD REAGAN Also Moxh of Time No. 11. . OF THE EARTH . , Etta Sutton Wed To Joseph Treddenick NEVADA CITY: Etta Sutton and Joseph Treddenick were married Friday evening by Judge Jamés Snell in his home on the Lower Grass Valley Poad. Mrs. Dorothy Kitts atterded the bride. Several friends gave the newly married pair a reception in the Treddenick home on Town Talk. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Burrell and Mrs. George Kragerer. Those attending were Judge jand Mrs. Snell, Fred Treddenick, Messrs. and Mesdames Charles Kitts, Walter Huson, Kenneth Burrell, Calir Ivey, Floyd Ponds, Cliff’ Dowell, Luther Simpson, and Otto Iberger, and David Huson, Mrs. Jessie McKinney and Harold FIVE DAYS FOR FAIR ESSAY RACE GRASS VALLEY: Those who have entered the Grass Valley Junior Chamber of Commerce essay contest on the tepic: I am going to the Fair, have five days in which to finish and. hand it-in.; The rules governing the contest includé these. The essays must not be more than 400 wards written on one side of each sheet. On a separate paper the writer must give his name, address and school. Entries may be mailed ‘to any member ‘of the committee, which consists of Don-Rademaker, 222 Blake Street; Ted Kohler, 610° Linden: Avenue, and Jerry Austin, Lucas Lane. Winners will receive three cash prizes, $25, $15, and $10. The junior chamber is endeavoring to create public interest in the county fair. Judges of the contest will be Rev. Frank Buck. Walter E. Carlson, Earl Covey, Judge James Snell and Fred Weatherwax. * Suit For $61,000 In Superior Court NEVADA CITY: A civil suit for damages brought hy Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O. Engle against James W. Clark and others opened Monday morning in the superior Keck Pays $25 For Reckless Driving GRASS VALLEY: Francis Ray Keck of Colfax, Placer County, was fined $25 for reckless driving when he appeared before Justice of the Peace Charles A. Morehouse and pleaded guilty. Keck drove through Grass Valley Sunday evening at high speed, it was alleged, and a few minutes later, the sheriff's office. was notified by phone that his car was turned. on. its side near' the New Brunswick Mine, on the 61d Colfax Road. The driver had left the scene. but presently he reappeared in a taxi afd was cited by the highway patrol LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS No. 9038 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY ‘OF NEVADA Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of California

in and ‘for the County of Nevada, and the Complaint filed in the office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. WOERNER ESTATE COMPANY, a corporation Plaintiff vs. : P. FITZHUGH, CLARENCE E. GASSAWAY as administrator of the Estate of Louis Fattebert, also known as L. Fattebert, deceased, and DAVID ‘FF. WOERNER, as ‘advzinigtrator of the Estate of Frederick W. Woerner. court. As_the result of an accident June 26th, 1947, a total of $61,681.35 is asked. A panel of 27 has been drawn for jury duty. also known as Frederick W. Woerner, deceased. Defendants The People of the State of CalU8 MEL ST. GRASS VALLEY REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stenographer, Notary. Phone Answering Service STINSON COMPANY 102 West Main Street Grass Valley, Telephone 101-J At Home with MR. & MRS. FIXIT . s NUGGET WANT ADS FOR RESULTS Your OUTDOOR pie! Room ALPHA has just what you need! e Charcoal Briquets 10 20 40 bb. sacks ¢ Picnic Sets _ . Bright plastic cups FIGHTING ORGANIZATION Here’s how Je PT NIE ALOR STARRETT LTE PICARDIE A TE If you act quickly, there may still be a place for you in the new National Guard. But you must act now, because the National Guard has room only for the best..men who are potential leaders.. men who want to serve their country with pride in the great military traditions of the National Guard. THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE UNITED STATES ONLY 100,000 MEN WILL BE ACCEPTED BY THE NATIONAL GUARD THIS YEAR The National Guard’s strength this year is limaited to 350,000 men. Already 250,000 are members. So, there’s only room for the best men. Physically and mentally qualified young men who are able to meet the high standards of the new National Guard will get the kind of training that helps keep America strong. They'll earn while they learn .. and be ready to do their part in protecting America’s future. ey, 2 = A A Sys we eres oe ear aT ae the Peay * Education Fellowship « Training Sports * Leadership LJ your Community's unit of the WAVTTIOMNEVE QUAND of the United States For details about service in the National Guard : Helps You Write or visit s ACT NOW! . It PP pa Cuslify, See Your Local National Guard Unit Today! THE NATIONAL GUARD OF THE UNITED STATES 2%j of ifornia Send Greetings to P. ae Burrell. Invite your friends to visit) FITZHUGH, CLARENCE E. and plates ea . NUGGET WANT ADS Nevada County. GASSAWAY, as administrator of fit into nonspill the Estate of Louis Fattebert, also ders FOR RESULTS known as L. Fattebert, deceased, hol Set of 4 $2.50 . R \ 4 & PHIL and DAVID F. WOERNER, ‘as A HOUSE OF BULOVA administrator of the .Estate of eer Frederick Ww. Woerner, also known 1 R : Oncidte cs Frederick Woerner, cecesrs. PLUMBING SUPPLIES e Portable Barbecues = +} « er watches to Defendants. . hoose f You are ‘Hereby Directed to. For Modern rom Appear. and answer the complaint Home-Owners . ® in an action entitled as above, : brought against you in the SuUp-to-date plumbing and bathperior Court of the State of Caliz : : ? 1 1 LOLMAUGH’S fornia. in and for the County of phcredpittun vie ser age acne You ll find all — needs = ’ Nevada within‘ten days after the. home’s value. Builders and . Grass Valley s service on you of this Summons— Consumers Lumber Co. has C U TL E RY . Leading Jeweler if served within the county; or! everything — wrenches and . within thirty days if served elsefitti toil d ee _ where. secs ga aetasintetsickeies eustereipia te for barbecue and kitchen use And you are hereby notified fixtures, paint, floor and wall . Mieinimimeiemite . that unless yow appear and answer tile, mirrors, hardware — all ‘3 : G Vall Radio $ as anore required, the said Plainyoursfor a_ better home. — at — . >. al rass Valley Nadlo velrvice tiff will take judgement for any. puitders and Consumers Lummoney or damages demanded in Bsa f “ ” lj : the Complaint, as arising upon ber Co. for economy in home . ‘i contract, or they will apply to needs, W, . Al Me Iza the Court for any other relief deHARD ARE . ¥ */manded in the Complaint. . : Phone 1032 ; Given under my hand and seal BUILDERS ~— COMscs me ' ‘i 5 of the Superior Court of the State & CONSUMERS N d Ci G V ll ° * . of California in and for the Counevada ity arass valey é Sound Systems ® Recordings : ty of Nevada, this 7th day of June LUMBER CO. Telephone 5 Telephone 88 Philco Auto Radios ae ge DEEBLE, Clerk, Pree Pick Deli : da Ci : By JOHN SBAFFI, Deputy TELEPHONE G. V. 1050 WE GIVE S & H GREEN STAMPS ree ricK-up and ellvery in Neva ity 4 June 29, July 6, 13, 20, 27, Aug. GLENBROOK o a Marteretostostontoatoateofeotootostestenteatecteoteotestestestestesterteatecteeleelectestertortettetsieieetestetetetetetdie, 19. 10, 17, 24. OF THE NEW NATIONAL GUARD — NOW! gag e sd Serve in a b : ‘ uys a genuine 4 B.E Goodrich Tire Mot DEFIANCE “. Made to give you the greatest value ever built into a tire at this low price. . Gives dependable, safe mileage. A real economy tire for the thrifty buyer. Wide, full-depth, husky, non-skid tread. Improved high-tensile cord gives greates A rk Setipenc eg Stewart St. Tire Shop B.F.Goodrich i} FIRST IN RUBBER