May 18, 1948 (6 pages)

r 4 Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 18, 1948 5 ~ Just Wonderin’ ° ] Wonder now from whence we came,_ A million years and more ago, Where did we humans make a start? : Ed really like to know. ; Oh well, its not important now, While all the winds of fate are blowing, ‘The question of the hour, it seems, is Holy smoke, where are we going? “"What is anthropology?” asked the M. C. of a quiz program, to which the quizzee, after a sputter. . ing moment of dense thought, replied, “why, its the » study of monkeys.”’ It was the M. C.s turn to sputter, . but after calming down he said, ‘‘the answer here, is the study of man, but of course that involves mon. keys, so the answer must be allowed.” Who first promulgated the theory that man de“ended: from monkeys? Darwin didn’t, and it has been sasserted that the monkeys do not feel flattered when they hear the subject discussed. The fact is that man’s first appearance upon this globe, is lost in the fog of antiquity and in what form he began his mundane ’ eareer has .as yet, been only tentatively disclosed. Sometime we shall know the truth about our distant ancestry, but for the present, it might be wise to deermine the direction in which we are going and the ends to which our trends will lead us. Each individual sails his own little craft out upon zhe sea of time and it’s destination seems to be his own affair. He can make a good voyage or a bad one, @r so it seems; that is individualism, but no sooner does he take command than he finds himself part of a mighty fleet and is forced to make the trip in company with its numberless members: Whether for good or ill, he is one of many and his fate is bound up with that of the fleet. : At present, the individual skipper is confused by the :many problems of which he learns from day to day. About the only thing he can do, is to keep his own little craft ship-shape and adjust himself as best (Please turn to Page 6) NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS : “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” : 244 Boulder Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. NOTICE 4 APPLICATIONS FOR LIFE GUARD WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL UP TO MAY 20. SALARY $165.00 PER MONTH. GEO. H. CALANAN, Clerk, City of Nevada “THIS NEWSPAPER, 1 year Popular Science Monthly ) “4 endl Country Gentleman — Outdoor Life Alt Any one of the following may be ordered in place of any one of the above: O Today’s Woman QO Parents’ Magazine 1 year 0 Personal Romances. 1 year CJ Market Grower’s Journal ____._____.3 years 1 year O) American Girl 1 year OU. 8. Camera 1 year 0 Flower Grower. 1 year O) Homemaker, The 1 year Q) Reader’s Digest 6 months O Magazine Digest. 4 year OJ True Story 1 year . pd a Health Magazine._.___.____1 year 0 Redbook . 1 year 0) Movie Star Parade i year C) Modern Screen —._. 1 year QO) Modern Romances. i year (. ©) Musical Digest 1 year. a a Organic Gasfienin 1 year é American Fruit Grower —._________3 years Oo Oppottantt (Selling) A year { National e Stock Producer.___.2 years O Household Magazine___. 2 years Q Christian Heral 6 months C) Walt Disney Comics MAIL TODAY—To This Newspaper Enclosedl find 8..:2.cc0se-.0for which send me the publications marked with an X. . NAME, R. F. D. or STREET. POSTOFFICE. STATE. Good For A Short Time Only NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY 305 BROAD STREET — NEVADA CITY LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS 8993 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA INAND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. RITA C. TEICHNER,' vs. MARIE ANGELINI; G. A. CHURCH; ELLA M. HENDERSON, administratrix of the estate of Ella A. Loughridge, deceased; CURREN A. HEATH, administrator of the estate of Nancy E. Adair, deceased; and THEODORE H. KOHLER, JR., administrator .of .the estate. of Winthrop S. Long, deceased; .and also all other persons unknown claiming.any right, title, _estate,.lien or interest in the real property. described in the complaint, adverse to_ plaintiff’s _ ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, ; . Defendants ; Action brought: in the Superier. Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint.filted in the office of the County Clerk of said County, Frank G. Finnegan, Attorney. for Plaintiff, Nevada City, California. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: MARIE ANGELINI;.G. A CHURCH; ELLA M. HENDERSON, administratrix -of. the. estate of Ella A. Loughridge, deceased; CURREN A. HEATH, administrator of the estate of Nancy E. Adair, deceased; .and THEODORE H. KOHLER, JR., administrator of the estate of Winthrop S. Long, deceased; and also all other persons. unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in’ the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendents. : You are hereby notified that an action has been commenced against you in the above-entitled Court by the above entitled plaintiff for the purpose of determining all adverse claims to and clouds upon the. title to all that certain real. property situated in the City of Nevada,.County of Nevada, State of California, . and more particularly described as follows, . to -wit: : All that portion of Lot’ Fourteen (14), in Block Fifty-three (53) of the City of Nevada, as said lot.and block’ are designated upon ‘the Official Map of said City of: Nevada, ;>made by -H. S. Bradley in the year 1869, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the Northeast corner of the lot, on the West side of Long Street, from which the East corner of Long Street at its junction with Adams Street bears North 9° 12’ East 811.62 feet, and running thence along the North boundary of the said Lot 14 and the Southerly line of Lot.13, North 88° 52’ West 234.17 feet to the old Yard Limits of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad; thence South 8° 34’ East along the Westerly line of Edward -W. LaRue et ux. property, as convéyed by the deed dated July 23,1947, recorded July $0, 1947, -in Book “120” of Official Records, page 175, 105.51 feet to the North. side of an alley-way 65 feet in. width; thence South 88° 47 East 247. 51 feet along alley-way to Long Street; thence North 1° 17’ East 105.47 feet along Long Street to the place. of beginning, and containing 0.63 of an.acre, more or. less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all quartz ledges, veins or lodes existing thereon, as reserved in the deed dated: November 10; 1879, recorded : November 11, 1879, in Book “56” of Deeds, at page: 530, executed by W. S. Long to John Reseigh. You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action. entitled as above brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in/and for the County of Nevada, within ten days after the service on you of this summons, if served within this cotnty; or within thirty days if Served else. where. And you are herby notified that } unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money gr damage demanded in the: complaint as arising upon contract, or plaintiff will apply to the Court CARD PARTY GIVEN IN ST. CANICE HALL NEVADA CITY: A public card party was given last Wednesday, May 12, in St. Canice Parish Hall. The committee in charge consisted of Miss Emma Ramm and Mesdaes Albert Soga, Harry Davey, Ruth Robinson, Lamarr Fleming, Lyda Randall, John Tognerelli, Peggy Bonner, and Paul Bundy. for any relief demanded in the complaint. ‘GIVEN under my hand and seal of the. Superior Court of the State] of California, in and: for the County of Nevada, this 6th day of April, 1948. ; 3 . R, E. DEEBLE, ; se Cleric, (SEAL) : ; JOHN SBAFFI, Deputy Clerk. FRANK G. FINNEGAN Attorney for Plaintiff. April 20, 27; May 4, 11, 18, 1948. IN BUYING USED CARS Wheel bearings are more expensive than many motorists realize, state officils of National Automobile Clyb’s Service Department. That is why, in buying a used car, it is a good idea to determine the actual condition of the bear-—“ ings in the wheels. (Political Advertisement) / Elect ROY A. 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r 4 Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 18, 1948 5 ~ Just Wonderin’ ° ] Wonder now from whence we came,_ A million years and more ago, Where did we humans make a start? : Ed really like to know. ; Oh well, its not important now, While all the winds of fate are blowing, ‘The question of the hour, it seems, is Holy smoke, where are we going? “"What is anthropology?” asked the M. C. of a quiz program, to which the quizzee, after a sputter. . ing moment of dense thought, replied, “why, its the » study of monkeys.”’ It was the M. C.s turn to sputter, . but after calming down he said, ‘‘the answer here, is the study of man, but of course that involves mon. keys, so the answer must be allowed.” Who first promulgated the theory that man de“ended: from monkeys? Darwin didn’t, and it has been sasserted that the monkeys do not feel flattered when they hear the subject discussed. The fact is that man’s first appearance upon this globe, is lost in the fog of antiquity and in what form he began his mundane ’ eareer has .as yet, been only tentatively disclosed. Sometime we shall know the truth about our distant ancestry, but for the present, it might be wise to deermine the direction in which we are going and the ends to which our trends will lead us. Each individual sails his own little craft out upon zhe sea of time and it’s destination seems to be his own affair. He can make a good voyage or a bad one, @r so it seems; that is individualism, but no sooner does he take command than he finds himself part of a mighty fleet and is forced to make the trip in company with its numberless members: Whether for good or ill, he is one of many and his fate is bound up with that of the fleet. : At present, the individual skipper is confused by the :many problems of which he learns from day to day. About the only thing he can do, is to keep his own little craft ship-shape and adjust himself as best (Please turn to Page 6) NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY BUILDING MATERIALS : “THE PIONEER LUMBER YARD” : 244 Boulder Street Telephone 500 Nevada City, Calif. NOTICE 4 APPLICATIONS FOR LIFE GUARD WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL UP TO MAY 20. SALARY $165.00 PER MONTH. GEO. H. CALANAN, Clerk, City of Nevada “THIS NEWSPAPER, 1 year Popular Science Monthly ) “4 endl Country Gentleman — Outdoor Life Alt Any one of the following may be ordered in place of any one of the above: O Today’s Woman QO Parents’ Magazine 1 year 0 Personal Romances. 1 year CJ Market Grower’s Journal ____._____.3 years 1 year O) American Girl 1 year OU. 8. Camera 1 year 0 Flower Grower. 1 year O) Homemaker, The 1 year Q) Reader’s Digest 6 months O Magazine Digest. 4 year OJ True Story 1 year . pd a Health Magazine._.___..____1 year 0 Redbook .. 1 year 0) Movie Star Parade i year C) Modern Screen —._. 1 year QO) Modern Romances. i year (. ©) Musical Digest 1 year. a a Organic Gasfienin 1 year é American Fruit Grower —._________3 years Oo Oppottantt (Selling) A year { National e Stock Producer.___..2 years O Household Magazine___. 2 years Q Christian Heral 6 months C) Walt Disney Comics MAIL TODAY—To This Newspaper Enclosedl find 8....:2.cc0se-.0for which send me the publications marked with an X. . NAME, R. F. D. or STREET. POSTOFFICE. STATE. Good For A Short Time Only NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY 305 BROAD STREET — NEVADA CITY LEGAL NOTICE SUMMONS 8993 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA INAND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA. RITA C. TEICHNER,' vs. MARIE ANGELINI; G. A. CHURCH; ELLA M. HENDERSON, administratrix of the estate of Ella A. Loughridge, deceased; CURREN A. HEATH, administrator of the estate of Nancy E. Adair, deceased; and THEODORE H. KOHLER, JR., administrator .of .the estate. of Winthrop S. Long, deceased; .and also all other persons unknown claiming.any right, title, _estate,.lien or interest in the real property. described in the complaint, adverse to_ plaintiff’s _ ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, ; . Defendants ; Action brought: in the Superier. Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Nevada, and the complaint.filted in the office of the County Clerk of said County, Frank G. Finnegan, Attorney. for Plaintiff, Nevada City, California. THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND GREETINGS TO: MARIE ANGELINI;.G. A CHURCH; ELLA M. HENDERSON, administratrix -of. the. estate of Ella A. Loughridge, deceased; CURREN A. HEATH, administrator of the estate of Nancy E. Adair, deceased; .and THEODORE H. KOHLER, JR., administrator of the estate of Winthrop S. Long, deceased; and also all other persons. unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in the real property described in’ the complaint adverse to plaintiff's ownership, or any cloud upon plaintiff's title thereto, Defendents. : You are hereby notified that an

action has been commenced against you in the above-entitled Court by the above entitled plaintiff for the purpose of determining all adverse claims to and clouds upon the. title to all that certain real. property situated in the City of Nevada,.County of Nevada, State of California, . and more particularly described as follows, . to -wit: : All that portion of Lot’ Fourteen (14), in Block Fifty-three (53) of the City of Nevada, as said lot.and block’ are designated upon ‘the Official Map of said City of: Nevada, ;>made by -H. S. Bradley in the year 1869, described as follows, to-wit: Commencing at the Northeast corner of the lot, on the West side of Long Street, from which the East corner of Long Street at its junction with Adams Street bears North 9° 12’ East 811.62 feet, and running thence along the North boundary of the said Lot 14 and the Southerly line of Lot.13, North 88° 52’ West 234.17 feet to the old Yard Limits of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad; thence South 8° 34’ East along the Westerly line of Edward -W. LaRue et ux. property, as convéyed by the deed dated July 23,1947, recorded July $0, 1947, -in Book “120” of Official Records, page 175, 105.51 feet to the North. side of an alley-way 65 feet in. width; thence South 88° 47 East 247. 51 feet along alley-way to Long Street; thence North 1° 17’ East 105.47 feet along Long Street to the place. of beginning, and containing 0.63 of an.acre, more or. less. EXCEPTING THEREFROM all quartz ledges, veins or lodes existing thereon, as reserved in the deed dated: November 10; 1879, recorded : November 11, 1879, in Book “56” of Deeds, at page: 530, executed by W. S. Long to John Reseigh. You are hereby directed to appear and answer the complaint in an action. entitled as above brought against you in the Superior Court of the State of California, in/and for the County of Nevada, within ten days after the service on you of this summons, if served within this cotnty; or within thirty days if Served else. where. And you are herby notified that } unless you appear and answer as above required, the said plaintiff will take judgment for any money gr damage demanded in the: complaint as arising upon contract, or plaintiff will apply to the Court CARD PARTY GIVEN IN ST. CANICE HALL NEVADA CITY: A public card party was given last Wednesday, May 12, in St. Canice Parish Hall. The committee in charge consisted of Miss Emma Ramm and Mesdaes Albert Soga, Harry Davey, Ruth Robinson, Lamarr Fleming, Lyda Randall, John Tognerelli, Peggy Bonner, and Paul Bundy. for any relief demanded in the complaint. ‘GIVEN under my hand and seal of the. Superior Court of the State] of California, in and: for the County of Nevada, this 6th day of April, 1948. ; 3 . R, E. DEEBLE, ; se Cleric, (SEAL) : ; JOHN SBAFFI, Deputy Clerk. FRANK G. FINNEGAN Attorney for Plaintiff. April 20, 27; May 4, 11, 18, 1948. IN BUYING USED CARS Wheel bearings are more expensive than many motorists realize, state officils of National Automobile Clyb’s Service Department. That is why, in buying a used car, it is a good idea to determine the actual condition of the bear-—“ ings in the wheels. (Political Advertisement) / Elect ROY A. SMITH MEMBER OF THE ASSEMBLY New things has The © Furniture Center Summer-ize your home “You’ll find a dozen uses for this three positional OUTDOOR CHAISE One of the handiest pieces of outdoor furniture ever made.. . wheeled, deep cushioned 995 rT ART ON TH SUNSHINE LOUNGE CHAIR — pictured at the left nearly puts you to sleep when you look at it, it’s so goshdarn comfortable, but when you float away in its luxuriant depths, you wonder how we can price this gem at only COMFORT PLUS AND BUILT TO LAST ALL-STEEL ROCKER REDWOOD COCKTAIL TABLE GLASS AND STEEL TUBING COFFEE TABLE Mase cwccecec eens nc cce cnn cnc scceeesnnsceseccessetescnccccsccesscgececesscesecsccs GLEAMING CHROME—Green canvas seat and back OFFICER’S DECK CHAIR WHEELED REDWOOD—With place for umbrella TABLE BRILLIANT CANVAS AND CHROME—Fits in table above BEACH UMBRELLA The Furniture Center 256 SOUTH AUBURN STREET PHONE GRASS VALLEY 36 Oppesite Veteran’s Memorial Building 19.95 Some of our other SUNSHINE BARGAINS include . . Steen nnn eneneew een eneascecasasensaeheeesedecaeeunepacceeccas W a6