May 21, 1948 (8 pages)

Nevada County’ s Own 6,288 Be , 5 merce meeting Tuesday night centered on plans for the Fourth of July. — paaiky gpm plans a street dance for the same time. Coronation of the Queen of the Fourth will probably take place on the balcony of the National Hotel, and tentative plans are being considered to “make an elegant ascension to the balcony from a broad flight of stairs constructed direct from the street to the balcony. This idea was suggested by -Cedrie Porter. at an Details of a Queen of the Fourth CE”est were planned. The Elks ar., to enter a queen candidate, and other organizations are in vited toegompete. -Full informa tion willsoon be made known. av htmosphere,”’ announced Presis ~ Pau ergemann, “will be is. tly Fourth of July. with some overtones of Centennial .color2” Elk’s meeting. Perdrpane Harry pecretary DrisC Ww Se eee mor Nevadsé guest of Commerce Highway Committee. He learned there. he said, that the @ic, fraternal, or patriotic or Highway . “: ganization, or any business house that had not yet received a letter plangipe stage, asnew route for. {or June has in the tex iy Sit ae at Ait Se cme Ma at a cost of $255. departmet tollowinz a LESS dines, MATE Robeft Lagspeabg gehen Apher: Fippin of Cie and Ready have eos a uncheon there 25th. The luncheon will Highway 20 that will by-pass, . °° given m7 Odd Fellows Halt Part by a short distance, both Grass . 0 ‘#e Org Fippin blacksmith of invitation to enter-a float in Valley the parade was invited to contact him, and to enter a float. and. Nevada City. shop Sofge was appointed as chamber delegate -to attend a meeting is still standing, and the society will make a tour of this and other historical spots in the The chamber’s hand-drawn float in the Auburn Centennial held yesterday in -the Oaklarf. vremnity. On the anvil of the blackcelebration parade attracted much city hall, at which the state highsmith shop Lola Montez once favorable cofment. The _ local way commission was to consider vlaced Lotta Crabtree, a little girl, i chamber was, with the exception developments on the Downieville to dance and sing. Another well known landmark of the Auburn chamber, the only Highway. Also scheduled to atchamber of commerce in the area tend the meeting are Downey is the Slave Gir) Tree, so named to be representd by a float in the Clinch, Mrs. Al Irby, and Orlo P. because a negro slave. gir], who parade. Jt «was the only handSteele, Sof. this area, and Bert came out from the south with a drawn floatin the celebration. three day celebration a gala fete. Cassidy, published of the. Auburn Journal. Bergemann announced that 150 street signs of redwood were ready for placement, but they needed to be dipped in linseed oil for preservation, Mrs. W. G. Wallace, captain of the Sheriff’s Possette, stated that The Elks, George Hansen announ her, organization daughter of Mayor Albert S. Bates, stood on a huge pile of big gilt nuggets on the hand-drawn cart. It was a. design conceived ago by Elza Kilroy. many Salutes NEVADA CITY: The Nevada County Historical Society hes echeduled two meetings for June, one in Nevada City, June 5th, and another in Rough and Ready three ieee later: a Sofge stated that he had attended a meeting of the State Chamber any years + Many dances will help make the would hold a white family: pushed her riding whip, a cottonwood switch, into the earth and it grew. It is now about 75 feet in height. Frank Fippin, one of the committeg.-was born in Rough and Ready in 1860. 412° E. MAIN ST. —Pert “Photo GEORGE HALSTEAD AND VERN GULARTIE NEVADA E€ITY: The G and H Drug Store, at the corner of Commercial and Pine Street adds a new and progressive influence to that famous old business section. ‘George’ Halgtead and Vern Gulartie, the founders of the store, have made rapid progress in increasing Fourth of July dance, and probtheir stock and developing their volume of businessin ably enter a queen in the cona very short time, test. + HILLS FLAT PUBLIC PACIFIC FOOD CENTER PHONE 191 138 MILL ST. : ay In Large Package “PEACH PRESERV by COLUMBUS TOMATOE 19¢ SPICE CAKE MIX °°" mer Teagarden Pint No . 21% can No. 2 can in packages e PLANTERS $He Quart — PEAS 100 COUNT Charlotte Nevada City Fellows, of Sportsman's Post, a member of the Native Sons of the Golden: West, Sierra Nevada Chamber of Commerce, Nevada City Chamber’ of Commerce and North San Juan Chamber of Commerce. Halstead has great faith in the economic future of this area, and is delighted with the reception which local people have given the G and H Drug Allowance for Your Old Radio — Store. VERN GULARTIE Vern Jerome Gulartie has led a varied life. Born in 1908, he got his education at various California schools, and spent some years as a farmer in Livermore before he married Mary Agostini of Nevada City in 1934. At times, he has done cannery and for two. vegetables on Cement years. raised Hilf for local markets. At ‘another time, he worked in a service station in Sacramento, and still another, as a type setter in a government printing office. Before going into the drug hae bought, sold, and trucked shingles in this area. Like his partner, his hobbice are hunting and fishing and include bowling as well. He is an ardent baseball fan. Gulartie is secretary of the Nevada City Sports WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS NAPKINS married ‘fishing: “He -“is -presidént ness he HUNTS he the work, SUNSHINE PEANUT OIL ‘BLENDED JUICE 2. on Thrifty and Odd FLOTTA, in heavy syrup : VEL Large package a Club, adjutant of Forest Hill PRUNES 1d¢ FELS NAPTHA SOAP ;. A@e PILLSBURY PIE CRUST MIX obep® 2 1941, American Legion, No. 2 can z SPERRY FLOUR men’s Club, a member of Native Sons of the Golden and the Lions Club. the West GERMASTER Extra Large Allowance for Your Old Radio WHAT IS IT ? FRUITS &} “APPL VEGETABLES WASHINGTON DELICIOUS 8 4 Ibs. Ze POTATOES sree EO1. 2ae 2 ». 15¢ CABBAGE ONION IT’S GOOD FOR YOUR SHOES! YELLOW : pound Ae RIB STEAKS WHOLE.OR HALF HAM READY TO EAT ? BOILING BEEF tian poma ¢bed© ASK LAMB CHOPS round 4° . FRANK’S pound G2¢ e pound 63 Our Hills Flat Store is i open Sundays for your shopping: @uvenience We have everything that’s in season! The best in quality, the lowest. in price. : f BUT WHAT IS IT? ' SHOE REPAIR Neal Street — Grass NEVADA COUNTY'S Leading Home Appliance Stores. RADIOS 244 COMMERCIAL staere. NEVA . Cr Valley eet iy ea os 4 ~ SUN PAK MAYONNAISE of . } . Love Young of Inglewood. They have one. daughter, Katherine Anne, 5, twin boys, George and Berne, 21 months old. Halstead’s hobbies are hunting =uick . . APPLE SAUCE KRAFT manager Drug Store in San Diego. PHONE 447 AS aan GEORGE HALSTEAD Halstead was born in 1915 in nearby Colfax. He went to Alhambra High School in South -asadena, and the University of Southern: California in Los’ Angeles. He graduated from U.S. C. with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy. For two years he worked in a pharmacy devoted exclusively to prescriptions. Later he was. assistant’ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS eee 1948 HISTORIANS SLATE TWO JUNE MEETINGS Street decorations, flags an bunting, have been arranged for that Friday, May 21, ™“ NEVADA CITY: Discussion at ced, plan a dance for Waturday, the Nevada City Chamber of Com‘and the Chamber of Commerce Bates. Permit No. 2 Grass Valley, Calif. NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA CHAMBER BUSY WITH PLANS © FOR FOURTH OF JULY verly PAID A LEETE PUBLICATION — Volume I—No. 26 stated Sec. 562, P.L. & R. U. 8. POSTAGE ee agree in trading area LP caren 8 Pana kCIRCULATION Bergemann HOPPER NUGGET ees BOXHOLDER — LOCAL OCCUPANT ats

Nevada County’ s Own 6,288 Be , 5 merce meeting Tuesday night centered on plans for the Fourth of July. — paaiky gpm plans a street dance for the same time. Coronation of the Queen of the Fourth will probably take place on the balcony of the National Hotel, and tentative plans are being considered to “make an elegant ascension to the balcony from a broad flight of stairs constructed direct from the street to the balcony. This idea was suggested by -Cedrie Porter. at an Details of a Queen of the Fourth CE”est were planned. The Elks ar., to enter a queen candidate, and other organizations are in vited toegompete. -Full informa tion willsoon be made known. av htmosphere,”’ announced Presis ~ Pau ergemann, “will be is. tly Fourth of July. with some overtones of Centennial .color2” Elk’s meeting. Perdrpane Harry pecretary DrisC Ww Se eee mor Nevadsé guest of Commerce Highway Committee. He learned there. he said, that the @ic, fraternal, or patriotic or Highway . “: ganization, or any business house that had not yet received a letter plangipe stage, asnew route for. {or June has in the tex iy Sit ae at Ait Se cme Ma at a cost of $255. departmet tollowinz a LESS dines, MATE Robeft Lagspeabg gehen Apher: Fippin of Cie and Ready have eos a uncheon there 25th. The luncheon will Highway 20 that will by-pass, . °° given m7 Odd Fellows Halt Part by a short distance, both Grass . 0 ‘#e Org Fippin blacksmith of invitation to enter-a float in Valley the parade was invited to contact him, and to enter a float. and. Nevada City. shop Sofge was appointed as chamber delegate -to attend a meeting is still standing, and the society will make a tour of this and other historical spots in the The chamber’s hand-drawn float in the Auburn Centennial held yesterday in -the Oaklarf. vremnity. On the anvil of the blackcelebration parade attracted much city hall, at which the state highsmith shop Lola Montez once favorable cofment. The _ local way commission was to consider vlaced Lotta Crabtree, a little girl, i chamber was, with the exception developments on the Downieville to dance and sing. Another well known landmark of the Auburn chamber, the only Highway. Also scheduled to atchamber of commerce in the area tend the meeting are Downey is the Slave Gir) Tree, so named to be representd by a float in the Clinch, Mrs. Al Irby, and Orlo P. because a negro slave. gir], who parade. Jt «was the only handSteele, Sof. this area, and Bert came out from the south with a drawn floatin the celebration. three day celebration a gala fete. Cassidy, published of the. Auburn Journal. Bergemann announced that 150 street signs of redwood were ready for placement, but they needed to be dipped in linseed oil for preservation, Mrs. W. G. Wallace, captain of the Sheriff’s Possette, stated that The Elks, George Hansen announ her, organization daughter of Mayor Albert S. Bates, stood on a huge pile of big gilt nuggets on the hand-drawn cart. It was a. design conceived ago by Elza Kilroy. many Salutes NEVADA CITY: The Nevada County Historical Society hes echeduled two meetings for June, one in Nevada City, June 5th, and another in Rough and Ready three ieee later: a Sofge stated that he had attended a meeting of the State Chamber any years + Many dances will help make the would hold a white family: pushed her riding whip, a cottonwood switch, into the earth and it grew. It is now about 75 feet in height. Frank Fippin, one of the committeg.-was born in Rough and Ready in 1860. 412° E. MAIN ST. —Pert “Photo GEORGE HALSTEAD AND VERN GULARTIE NEVADA E€ITY: The G and H Drug Store, at the corner of Commercial and Pine Street adds a new and progressive influence to that famous old business section. ‘George’ Halgtead and Vern Gulartie, the founders of the store, have made rapid progress in increasing Fourth of July dance, and probtheir stock and developing their volume of businessin ably enter a queen in the cona very short time, test. + HILLS FLAT PUBLIC PACIFIC FOOD CENTER PHONE 191 138 MILL ST. : ay In Large Package “PEACH PRESERV by COLUMBUS TOMATOE 19¢ SPICE CAKE MIX °°" mer Teagarden Pint No . 21% can No. 2 can in packages e PLANTERS $He Quart — PEAS 100 COUNT Charlotte Nevada City Fellows, of Sportsman's Post, a member of the Native Sons of the Golden: West, Sierra Nevada Chamber of Commerce, Nevada City Chamber’ of Commerce and North San Juan Chamber of Commerce. Halstead has great faith in the economic future of this area, and

is delighted with the reception which local people have given the G and H Drug Allowance for Your Old Radio — Store. VERN GULARTIE Vern Jerome Gulartie has led a varied life. Born in 1908, he got his education at various California schools, and spent some years as a farmer in Livermore before he married Mary Agostini of Nevada City in 1934. At times, he has done cannery and for two. vegetables on Cement years. raised Hilf for local markets. At ‘another time, he worked in a service station in Sacramento, and still another, as a type setter in a government printing office. Before going into the drug hae bought, sold, and trucked shingles in this area. Like his partner, his hobbice are hunting and fishing and include bowling as well. He is an ardent baseball fan. Gulartie is secretary of the Nevada City Sports WE GIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS NAPKINS married ‘fishing: “He -“is -presidént ness he HUNTS he the work, SUNSHINE PEANUT OIL ‘BLENDED JUICE 2. on Thrifty and Odd FLOTTA, in heavy syrup : VEL Large package a Club, adjutant of Forest Hill PRUNES 1d¢ FELS NAPTHA SOAP ;. A@e PILLSBURY PIE CRUST MIX obep® 2 1941, American Legion, No. 2 can z SPERRY FLOUR men’s Club, a member of Native Sons of the Golden and the Lions Club. the West GERMASTER Extra Large Allowance for Your Old Radio WHAT IS IT ? FRUITS &} “APPL VEGETABLES WASHINGTON DELICIOUS 8 4 Ibs. Ze POTATOES sree EO1.. 2ae 2 ». 15¢ CABBAGE ONION IT’S GOOD FOR YOUR SHOES! YELLOW : pound Ae RIB STEAKS WHOLE.OR HALF HAM READY TO EAT ? BOILING BEEF tian poma ¢bed© ASK LAMB CHOPS round 4° . FRANK’S pound G2¢ e pound 63 Our Hills Flat Store is i open Sundays for your shopping: @uvenience We have everything that’s in season! The best in quality, the lowest. in price. : f BUT WHAT IS IT? ' SHOE REPAIR Neal Street — Grass NEVADA COUNTY'S Leading Home Appliance Stores. RADIOS 244 COMMERCIAL staere. NEVA . Cr Valley eet iy ea os 4 ~ SUN PAK MAYONNAISE of . } . Love Young of Inglewood. They have one. daughter, Katherine Anne, 5, twin boys, George and Berne, 21 months old. Halstead’s hobbies are hunting =uick . . APPLE SAUCE KRAFT manager Drug Store in San Diego. PHONE 447 AS aan GEORGE HALSTEAD Halstead was born in 1915 in nearby Colfax. He went to Alhambra High School in South -asadena, and the University of Southern: California in Los’ Angeles. He graduated from U.S. C. with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Pharmacy. For two years he worked in a pharmacy devoted exclusively to prescriptions. Later he was. assistant’ FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIALS eee 1948 HISTORIANS SLATE TWO JUNE MEETINGS Street decorations, flags an bunting, have been arranged for that Friday, May 21, ™“ NEVADA CITY: Discussion at ced, plan a dance for Waturday, the Nevada City Chamber of Com‘and the Chamber of Commerce Bates. Permit No. 2 Grass Valley, Calif. NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA CHAMBER BUSY WITH PLANS © FOR FOURTH OF JULY verly PAID A LEETE PUBLICATION — Volume I—No. 26 stated Sec. 562, P.L. & R. U. 8. POSTAGE ee agree in trading area LP caren 8 Pana kCIRCULATION Bergemann HOPPER NUGGET ees BOXHOLDER — LOCAL OCCUPANT ats