March 9, 1948 (4 pages)

A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. *) * $05 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 { A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and published th: other papers were deposited hav‘ing: reference. to.th early history of. the church” in this. state: ial Mi} county. °The pox was thén. sealed . ' up and placed in a hole. cut In.t cornerstoné for that ‘purpose.: ' . space arou the box was: filled . in with piteh, and mortar plaster over-it, and the ae was turned . continies aipinien es the pom march, waltz quadrille. an ‘the, grand review ssrg. A. W. _and James -Grahart, “whose . names” = pee by. ‘fot oe dl pa ‘tui: to Page’ 8): LEGAL alin —— o be j “byt rider, wir Ash . a er; uell’s = eupervision. over inté its place, Mr. .H. J. Warner then made a few appro-. LEGAL NOTICE AMES F, GOLLDY ani WORTH A. COLLBY, priate remarks. He drew a vivid picture of the condition of society ; HARLEY M.LEETE; <a sigckns ohapie Owner and Publ ry Ni ' TF Bt ,place, six years. ago when — en the tifa rte was commenced eabresent one, and Member California -Newspaper, Publishers: Assogiation Published. every Tuesday at Nevada City, California, and ‘en= pe aS: of the 01 bape te or the: pay! tal ‘improvement which has been going on since that ‘time. Among the ‘listeners ees CERTIFICATE OF UALS TRANSACTING BUS!INESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME . We, the undersigned, do. hereby . ; vértity that ‘we &re transacting . business near North San. Juan, County of Nevada, ‘State of CaliINDIVIDPlaintiffs. VS: ‘ POTTER, ~ Defendants. Action brought in the Superior Court. .of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada, F. ve POTTER and FRANCIS. A. ior Goon J Ep within ten days after the 1. dgervice-on you of this Supimons . —i¢ served within this. ‘county;+ A Potter and Francis A. Potter, Defendants: Lo Mow tite: hereby “directed to ap‘=. pear, and answer the complaint in, om saat entitled as: ve, php 3 the Stef ifor‘in ies of for eine ‘Coutity of Neor Within thirty days if served elsewhere. atid you" ‘are hereby notified -that. unless you appear and answer ag above. required, the. said Plain‘Vtif? will take’ judgment ‘for any’ money or damages demanded in the Complaint, as arising. “upon contract, or They -will apply to the "Attorney tor. sites Feb. 24, Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6, 13, 20, 1948. : ee DIVORCE i RADER—In Nevada’ City,” Nevada county, March 2, 1948, Winifred A. Rader against John Stanley Rader; complaint filed, cruelty. SUBSCRIPTI tered as matter of the second class in the post office at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. — : we noticed several old citizens of Nevada City who witnessed “the great bull and bear fight which came off on July 4, 1851; they ON RATES $3.00 One year €in advance) *. Re surely could appreciate Mr. WarOne month (in advance) ai ren’s remarks. In conclusion he PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Voigt of Jackson, Michigan, . visited at. the home of William and Grace Voigt, this past week. Although the _ ®rothers . both served’ in = World War I, they did ‘not meet, and this was their ‘first meeting in 48 years. oe IN AT MAX’S BODY SHOP Body Reconstruction Auto Painting. Radiator Service peeniy Direction T. and D, Jr. Enterprises, Inc. TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY THURSDAY CORPSE CAME C.0.D. With GEORGE BRENT AND JOAN BLONDELL Also BETTY COED With JEAN PORTER AND WILLIAM MASON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DISNEY CARTOON FEATURE WA ‘ With _ JACK LEONARD AND MARY DUGAN DAY and © ‘TUESDAY ee. ¢ invited such as were inclined to contribute something toward the edifice. .Several of those present responded to. the call and about one hundred dollars was collected. The church -building is to: be of brick and made fireproof. Thirtyfive foot front on Main-street and Nevada County Long Ago20 YEARS AGO_ Nevada City was experiencing a building boom. Four of the handsomest homes to be erected }. in -years were those of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Armstrong on upper will now be -pushed ahead vigorously: and completed during the summer or fall.” 50 YEARS AGO fifty-five feet in. depth. ° Work . ! fornia, under a designation not showing the names of the persons interested in such business, towit: = and the Complaint filed in the Office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. MILL CREEK LUMBER COMPANY Dated: January 1, 1948. FRED N. BAKER RUBY A BAKER Place of residence, 3 miles S.E. North San Juan, Nevada Coun, California. : : State of California ) ) ss. County of Yuba ) On this first day of January, in the year one thousand nine hundred and: forty-eight, before me, ACTON M. CLEVELAND, a, Justice of the Peace in and for the County of .Yuba-.and_ residing . }* therein, duly elected and sworn, California Send Greetings to F. Bob’s Garage “TUNEL The Pespie Bt the State ob) Nevada street, the A. H. Tickell home at the head of Nevada St., the Raglan Tuttle home’ in the south portion of town and the R. N. .McCormack home on upper At a mammoth masquerade ball presented at Armory Hall ‘under the--direction of _-_Messrs.Heyer and. Guenther the following were selected by the judges to receive prizes for the most original group personally BAKER and RUBY known to me to be the, persons whose names are subscribed to appeared FRED _N. A. BAKER, OVERHAULS. “théir funeral parlors had an inBroad street. cote Chinesé Native’ :Sons, a group composed of W. M. Grimes, John C. White, W. M. Chase, Archie Rowe, R. Goyne, S. Eads, Will Chappel and L. Gregory; best comedian, Earl Smith, as a clown; best dressed group, the Nations, a group composed of Ed Grissell, Geo. Beckley, Chas. Grissell, Harry Evans, Frank Grissell, Fred Bréwn, James Hutchinson and James Colley; second best dressed group—bouquet of ‘roses, composed of Bessie Nichols, Gene Nichols, Louis Aumer, May Bennetts and Gertie’ Bennetts;* richest costume for lady, Mrs. Fred Zeither as an Andulusian princess; richest costume for gentleman, Fred Zeitler as the Earl of Leicester; most stylishly. dressed lady, Mrs. B. S. Rector as Carmen; best ‘sustained and moste original character, W. E. Dunster as the well known mining man, Edwin Tilley. More than two hundred characters in replendent The former Congregational church building on Main street in Nevada City which had recently been purchased by W. R. Jefford and Son and was being remodeled and. redecorated to house teresting history. The following is an account taken from the Nevada Democrat of July 8, 1857, ‘relating the laying of the cornerstone on July 4th of the same year: “The cornerstone of the Congregational church was laid on the Fourth of July. <A tin box about eight inches square had been prepared in which was deposited a brief history of the church from its organization to the present time, with a list of members; also copies of all the Nevada county papers among Which was the Democrat of August 20, 1856, containing an account of the 19th of July previous with a list of the losses. Several ® WAYS to Save Electricity in Your Home Seemingly small savings of electricity in your home today are more important than you may realize. Because every time you let a light burn needlessly or flip a switch and allow an appliance to run idly, it puts additional “load” on electric lines. Your extra use, multiplied by thousands of other homes, adds up tremendously. And at the other end of these lines, a generator must meet that load, using hundreds of gallons of precious water per minute. And because of the prolonged drought and extremely light snow pack in the mountains, the conservation of water is even more vital to the general welfare. Watch Wasteful Use of Lighting and Save Electricity SUZ, 3. CHECK FOR. lights burning in unused rooms. 2. TURN OFF. all lights you don't really ou. And Watch Wasteful, Use of Appliances Too. 1. FLICK OFF. lights when you leave a room. 4. IT'S EASY. te forget porch end garage lights. Peg the. within. instrument and acJ knowledged that they executed W sie GENERAL IN ‘WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal at my office in the County of Yuba, the day and year in_ this certificate first above written. (SEAL) ACTON M. CLEVELAND, Justice of the Peace in and for the County of Yuba, State of CaliMOTOR REPAIR Ph. Nevada City 458 fornia. : 130 Broad Street My. term expires Dec. 31, 1950. . ° genes 2, 9, 16,.23 PLAN TO GIVE HIM YOUR PORTRAIT FOR EASTER ! .in order to avoid the rush, make your appointment now by calling 397-R PERT PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 397-R for Appointment 239 Commercial MOVING Local or Long Distance ieee GOODS. FIREPROOF STORAGE . GEORGE BOLES EYES EXAMINED GLASSES: FITTED iq Agents for LYON i> Renad Strne Reliable Transfer & 312 Broad Street Storage . Telephone 270-W Hills Flat Grass Valley Nevada City ; a HOLMES . FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner 246° Satramento St. Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevaiia City WERE HOLDING DOWN PRICES ON QUALITY FUNERAL SERVICES ANYONE CAN AFFORD . No family need hesitate to consult Hooper and. Weaver because of financial limitations. Services of distinction and dignity are priced to fit every H purse. Hooper & Weaver Morticians—Ambulance Service 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 364 With winter hee we suggest that you relieve yourself of . ~“WASHDAY WORRIES” . the easy economical way. CALL -US FOR PROMPT PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Grass Valley laundry & Dry Cleaners 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Le ‘Telephone—Grass Valley 108 ; For Friendly Hob Nob Club “A lively place in a lively town with history” TOM MORRISON, Prop. ‘ $ AND ELECTRIC COMPANY es _ Nevada City _ Keystone Market TELEPHONE 67 213 Commercial Street Nevada City RUNOVERTO BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. . WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO SOME REPAIRING ! Pm ” BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO Telephone Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK Advertisement From where J sit. 4y Joe Marsh How to Put Up with “Women’s Styles When Will Dudley’ ‘8 missus finally gave ‘into the new-style ‘longer aha Will was mighty critical at rst. Allowed as how women were a slave to fashion, . ought to dress to please their husbands and not style designers. Sue finally reminded Will of his habit of sitting by the radio Sat-. urday afternoons in shirt sleeves and old slippers, listening to the sportcasts with a mellow glass of beer. Suggested that maybe Will was a slave to comfort. And Will sdmitied she was vai Perhaps the way somebody dresses isn't always to oar taste—juat as Will's, Blass of beer nay be angiher person's cider. But from where I sit, those little differences aren’t important—unless we go out of our way to make them so, by being hypercritical. As Will says now: “Well, anyway: those long skirts hide a multitude of shins” ,., and lets it go at that! 2 _y PS ne Cr »

A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. *) * $05 Broad Street, Nevada City, Telephone 36 { A legal newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and published th: other papers were deposited hav‘ing: reference. to.th early history of. the church” in this. state: ial Mi} county. °The pox was thén. sealed . ' up and placed in a hole. cut In.t cornerstoné for that ‘purpose.: ' . space arou the box was: filled . in with piteh, and mortar plaster over-it, and the ae was turned . continies aipinien es the pom march, waltz quadrille. an ‘the, grand review ssrg. A. W. _and James -Grahart, “whose . names” = pee by. ‘fot oe dl pa ‘tui: to Page’ 8): LEGAL alin —— o be j “byt rider, wir Ash . a er; uell’s = eupervision. over inté its place, Mr. .H. J. Warner then made a few appro-. LEGAL NOTICE AMES F, GOLLDY ani WORTH A. COLLBY, priate remarks. He drew a vivid picture of the condition of society ; HARLEY M.LEETE; <a sigckns ohapie Owner and Publ ry Ni ' TF Bt ,place, six years. ago when — en the tifa rte was commenced eabresent one, and Member California -Newspaper, Publishers: Assogiation Published. every Tuesday at Nevada City, California, and ‘en= pe aS: of the 01 bape te or the: pay! tal ‘improvement which has been going on since that ‘time. Among the ‘listeners ees CERTIFICATE OF UALS TRANSACTING BUS!INESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME . We, the undersigned, do. hereby . ; vértity that ‘we &re transacting . business near North San. Juan, County of Nevada, ‘State of CaliINDIVIDPlaintiffs. VS: ‘ POTTER, ~ Defendants. Action brought in the Superior Court. .of the State of California in and for the County of Nevada, F. ve POTTER and FRANCIS. A. ior Goon J Ep within ten days after the 1. dgervice-on you of this Supimons . —i¢ served within this. ‘county;+ A Potter and Francis A. Potter, Defendants: Lo Mow tite: hereby “directed to ap‘=. pear, and answer the complaint in, om saat entitled as: ve, php 3 the Stef ifor‘in ies of for eine ‘Coutity of Neor Within thirty days if served elsewhere. atid you" ‘are hereby notified -that. unless you appear and answer ag above. required, the. said Plain‘Vtif? will take’ judgment ‘for any’ money or damages demanded in the Complaint, as arising. “upon contract, or They -will apply to the "Attorney tor. sites Feb. 24, Mar. 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, Apr. 6, 13, 20, 1948. : ee DIVORCE i RADER—In Nevada’ City,” Nevada county, March 2, 1948, Winifred A. Rader against John Stanley Rader; complaint filed, cruelty. SUBSCRIPTI tered as matter of the second class in the post office at Nevada City under Act of Congress, March 3, 1879. — : we noticed several old citizens of Nevada City who witnessed “the great bull and bear fight which came off on July 4, 1851; they ON RATES $3.00 One year €in advance) *. Re surely could appreciate Mr. WarOne month (in advance) ai ren’s remarks. In conclusion he PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. John Voigt of Jackson, Michigan, . visited at. the home of William and Grace Voigt, this past week. Although the _ ®rothers . both served’ in = World War I, they did ‘not meet, and this was their ‘first meeting in 48 years. oe IN AT MAX’S BODY SHOP Body Reconstruction Auto Painting. Radiator Service peeniy Direction T. and D, Jr. Enterprises, Inc. TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY THURSDAY CORPSE CAME C.0.D. With GEORGE BRENT AND JOAN BLONDELL Also BETTY COED With JEAN PORTER AND WILLIAM MASON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY DISNEY CARTOON FEATURE WA ‘ With _ JACK LEONARD AND MARY DUGAN DAY and © ‘TUESDAY ee. ¢ invited such as were inclined to contribute something toward the edifice. .Several of those present responded to. the call and about one hundred dollars was collected. The church -building is to: be of brick and made fireproof. Thirtyfive foot front on Main-street and Nevada County Long Ago20 YEARS AGO_ Nevada City was experiencing a building boom. Four of the handsomest homes to be erected }. in -years were those of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Armstrong on upper will now be -pushed ahead vigorously: and completed during the summer or fall.” 50 YEARS AGO fifty-five feet in. depth.. ° Work . ! fornia, under a designation not showing the names of the persons interested in such business, towit: = and the Complaint filed in the Office of Clerk of said County of Nevada. MILL CREEK LUMBER COMPANY Dated: January 1, 1948. FRED N. BAKER RUBY A BAKER Place of residence, 3 miles S.E. North San Juan, Nevada Coun, California. : : State of California ) ) ss. County of Yuba ) On this first day of January, in the year one thousand nine hundred and: forty-eight, before me, ACTON M. CLEVELAND, a, Justice of the Peace in and for the County of .Yuba-.and_ residing . }* therein, duly elected and sworn, California Send Greetings to F. Bob’s Garage “TUNEL The Pespie Bt the State ob) Nevada street, the A. H. Tickell home at the head of Nevada St., the Raglan Tuttle home’ in the south portion of town and the R. N. .McCormack home on upper At a mammoth masquerade ball presented at Armory Hall ‘under the--direction of _-_Messrs..Heyer and. Guenther the following were selected by the judges to receive prizes for the most original group personally BAKER and RUBY

known to me to be the, persons whose names are subscribed to appeared FRED _N. A. BAKER, OVERHAULS. “théir funeral parlors had an inBroad street. cote Chinesé Native’ :Sons, a group composed of W. M. Grimes, John C. White, W. M. Chase, Archie Rowe, R. Goyne, S. Eads, Will Chappel and L. Gregory; best comedian, Earl Smith, as a clown; best dressed group, the Nations, a group composed of Ed Grissell, Geo. Beckley, Chas. Grissell, Harry Evans, Frank Grissell, Fred Bréwn, James Hutchinson and James Colley; second best dressed group—bouquet of ‘roses, composed of Bessie Nichols, Gene Nichols, Louis Aumer, May Bennetts and Gertie’ Bennetts;* richest costume for lady, Mrs. Fred Zeither as an Andulusian princess; richest costume for gentleman, Fred Zeitler as the Earl of Leicester; most stylishly. dressed lady, Mrs. B. S. Rector as Carmen; best ‘sustained and moste original character, W. E. Dunster as the well known mining man, Edwin Tilley. More than two hundred characters in replendent The former Congregational church building on Main street in Nevada City which had recently been purchased by W. R. Jefford and Son and was being remodeled and. redecorated to house teresting history. The following is an account taken from the Nevada Democrat of July 8, 1857, ‘relating the laying of the cornerstone on July 4th of the same year: “The cornerstone of the Congregational church was laid on the Fourth of July. <A tin box about eight inches square had been prepared in which was deposited a brief history of the church from its organization to the present time, with a list of members; also copies of all the Nevada county papers among Which was the Democrat of August 20, 1856, containing an account of the 19th of July previous with a list of the losses. Several ® WAYS to Save Electricity in Your Home Seemingly small savings of electricity in your home today are more important than you may realize. Because every time you let a light burn needlessly or flip a switch and allow an appliance to run idly, it puts additional “load” on electric lines. Your extra use, multiplied by thousands of other homes, adds up tremendously. And at the other end of these lines, a generator must meet that load, using hundreds of gallons of precious water per minute. And because of the prolonged drought and extremely light snow pack in the mountains, the conservation of water is even more vital to the general welfare. Watch Wasteful Use of Lighting and Save Electricity SUZ, 3. CHECK FOR.. lights burning in unused rooms. 2. TURN OFF.. all lights you don't really ou. And Watch Wasteful, Use of Appliances Too.. 1. FLICK OFF.. lights when you leave a room. 4. IT'S EASY.. te forget porch end garage lights. Peg the. within. instrument and acJ knowledged that they executed W sie GENERAL IN ‘WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my Official Seal at my office in the County of Yuba, the day and year in_ this certificate first above written. (SEAL) ACTON M. CLEVELAND, Justice of the Peace in and for the County of Yuba, State of CaliMOTOR REPAIR Ph. Nevada City 458 fornia. : 130 Broad Street My. term expires Dec. 31, 1950. . ° genes 2, 9, 16,.23 PLAN TO GIVE HIM YOUR PORTRAIT FOR EASTER ! .in order to avoid the rush, make your appointment now by calling 397-R PERT PHOTOGRAPHS Phone 397-R for Appointment 239 Commercial MOVING Local or Long Distance ieee GOODS. FIREPROOF STORAGE . GEORGE BOLES EYES EXAMINED GLASSES: FITTED iq Agents for LYON i> Renad Strne Reliable Transfer & 312 Broad Street Storage . Telephone 270-W Hills Flat Grass Valley Nevada City ; a HOLMES . FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner 246° Satramento St. Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevaiia City WERE HOLDING DOWN PRICES ON QUALITY FUNERAL SERVICES ANYONE CAN AFFORD . No family need hesitate to consult Hooper and. Weaver because of financial limitations. Services of distinction and dignity are priced to fit every H purse. Hooper & Weaver Morticians—Ambulance Service 246 Church Street GRASS VALLEY Telephone 364 With winter hee we suggest that you relieve yourself of .. ~“WASHDAY WORRIES” . the easy economical way. CALL -US FOR PROMPT PICK-UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Grass Valley laundry & Dry Cleaners 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Le ‘Telephone—Grass Valley 108 ; For Friendly Hob Nob Club “A lively place in a lively town with history” TOM MORRISON, Prop. ‘ $ AND ELECTRIC COMPANY es _ Nevada City _ Keystone Market TELEPHONE 67 213 Commercial Street Nevada City RUNOVERTO BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO. . WE'RE GOING TO HAVE TO DO SOME REPAIRING ! Pm ” BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER CO Telephone Grass Valley 1050 GLENBROOK Advertisement From where J sit.. 4y Joe Marsh How to Put Up with “Women’s Styles When Will Dudley’ ‘8 missus finally gave ‘into the new-style ‘longer aha Will was mighty critical at rst. Allowed as how women were a slave to fashion, .. ought to dress to please their husbands and not style designers. Sue finally reminded Will of his habit of sitting by the radio Sat-. urday afternoons in shirt sleeves and old slippers, listening to the sportcasts with a mellow glass of beer. Suggested that maybe Will was a slave to comfort. And Will sdmitied she was vai Perhaps the way somebody dresses isn't always to oar taste—juat as Will's, Blass of beer nay be angiher person's cider. But from where I sit, those little differences aren’t important—unless we go out of our way to make them so, by being hypercritical. As Will says now: “Well, anyway: those long skirts hide a multitude of shins” ,., and lets it go at that! 2 _y PS ne Cr »