May 25, 1948 (6 pages)

RE cm ene neal her 4— Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 25, 1948 ~ NEWS FROM THE RIDCE BY ALICE HILL NORTH SAN JUAN: Week-end visitors of Mrs. Zoann Pope were sister, Mrs. Helen Curtis. of Rodeo, California, their brother John White of Pinole and another sister, Mrs. W. Darke and husband, of Herciiles. Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purtle of San Francisco, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Price of Sweetland. Mrs. Matt Sauer and her brother, Felix Chapedelaine, have returned from North Dakota, where they attended the funeral of their father. Mrs. Lena Dahneke's nephew is spending his vacation-here. Callers at the Hill home were Mrs. L.Ramsden of Nevada City and her friends, Mr .and Mrs. John Olson of Stockton, The men panned gold in the afternoon while the women chatted. The Ladies Club met Wednesday noon at Wood’s Hall with a good attendance, and several vis_itors, including Mrs. Charles Murdock of Southern California, Mrs. Lane and daughter of Winnemucea, Nevada, Mrs. Frank Stuart of Sweetland, Mrs. Elma Gaylord, Mrs. Ray Nielson and Mrs. Art JYalley, all of North San Juan, and Mrs. Leona Browning from Camino. Guest speakers were Mrs. Duncanson of the Extension Bureau, Several members who have been absent due to illness or bad weather were welcomed back. Friday afternoon, the P. T. Ae executive committee met at Mrs. JOSEPH COLNAR Reduction or abolishment of the sales tax _ Adequate low cost housing for the veteran and low income groups JOSEPH COLNAR CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLYMAN 6th DISTRICT G. V. HIGH WILL GRADUATE 89 GRASS VALLEY: Grass Valley High School will have 89 graduates this year when commencement night is held June 4th in the school auditorium. William M. Wilson, principal, wilk present diplomas and make school awards. Student commencement speaker will be William Schloredt, senior class presdent, and Maxine Smith. Harold George Jr., will direct the high school band and chorus. The baccalaureate service will be held Sunday evening, May 30, under direction of the Nevada County Ministerial Association. % HUNTING LICENSES California sportsmen purchased 478,614 hunting licenses last year, reports the National. Automobile Club. Total fees paid for licenses amounted to $1,248,922. Charles _Hamman’s to, discuss plans for the school picnic. Friday evening the Farm Bureau met at Wood’s Hall. Frank Addtleman, chairman, presided at the meeting. Representatives of the U S Forest Department, and the Lumbermen’s Protective Association gave their views on the Sustained Yield Co-operative Unit plan of the Forest Service The group went on record as opposed to sustained yield units. Educational movies were shown by Mike Ellsworth and Fred Hugi. The Chamber of Commerce board of directors met at Twamley’ Hall the same evening. HILE’S JEEP WORK ° PLOWING © GARDEN WORK ¢ LAND LEVELING * DISCING ® GRADING DRIVEWAYS * ‘Free Estimates Phone 970 G.V. OS 246 Sacramento St. Reverence.. and Efficiency HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Funeral arrangements are trying in time of deep sorrow. For that reason, you'll prefer the sympathetic efficient staff at HOLMES FUNERAL Home. Every minute detail may be safely entrusted to us. At all times, reverence is shown for the dead and consideration for the living. Nevada City caceanae —— Hob Nob ‘WITH YOUR FRIENDS TONIGHT AND ANY NIGHT AT THE Hob Nob Club “A lively place in a lively town with history” TOM MORRISON, Prop. Broad Street td Nevada: City Drive For Funds For New St. Patrick’s Church Is Couched GRASS VALLEY: Gregory Altenhofen has been appointed organizer and expediter to begin the drive for the new church building and parsonage for St. Patrick’s Catholic Parish. He will open an office down town and will be assisted by a committee as well as by Rev. Patrick O’Reilly, pastor of St. Patrick’s Church. The drive for the building fund is officially launched ,it was stated. “LEGAL NOTICE. CHEROKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT RESOLUTION Whereas, it appears thatdue to the increase in attendance at the school maintained in the Cherokee School, District, it has become necessary to employ teachers in excess of those contemplated when the budget of said district was presented to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, and Whereas, such increase in attendance has also created a demand for additional. instruction supplies and transportation expenditures: Now therefore be it resolved that this application be, and the same is hereby made, to the Auditor of the County of Nevada, pursuant to Section 6361 of the Education Code of the State of California, to apportion from Graduating Class Hears Baccalaureate NEVADA CITY: Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening in the Nevada City High School for the commencement class of 1948. Rev.°Russell Lincoln delivered the address. Rev. Edwrd Barden delivered the invocation and Rev. Angus Miller pronounced the benediction. During , the service the high schooi chorus, directed by William Tobiassen, sang Lord of All Being. . the reserve fund of the Cherokee School District to the credit of the school district the sum of $2150.00 for the use of the following funds in the amounts set opposite thereto: Teachers Salaries, Classification 2A $1225.00 Other Expense of Instruc-, tion, Classification 2B $ 50.00 Transportation of Pupils, « Classification 5A $° 875.00 Total Apportionment $2150.00 CHEROKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT LOUIS A. SPEASE Clerk GLENN B. WATSON Trustee ROBERT M. VANCE Trustee APPROVED: WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools May 18, 1948 May 25, 1948. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 4847 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF “THE STATE OF-CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate of HENRY PILLIARD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, executor of the Last Will and Testament of HENRY PILLIARD, Deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said decedent, to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Butte, within six months after the first publication of this Notice, or within said period to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the said executor at the law ofices of PRICE & MORONY, Anglo Bank Building, Chico, California, which place is hereby selected for the transaction of the business of said estate. ALFRED: ‘PILLIARD Executor of the Last Will and Testament of HENRY PILLIARD, Deceased. PRICE & MORONY Attorneys for Executor Chico, California First Publication, May 18 ay May 18, 25; June 1, 8. ; % Nearly six million square miles of the earth’s surface are covered by an icecap. PS Mrs. March Wins Over Write-In Candidate NEVADA CITY: Owing to the 1ecent controversy. between teachers and trustees in the Oakland (Gold Flat) School, a large minority of the voters of the district in °Friday’s election favored a write-in candidate, John Hathaway, as against the incumbent, Mrs. Helen March. Mrs. March won however, With 173 votes as against, 110 votes for Hathaway. North San Juan held a spirited election in which there were three candidates running for the one seat of the board of trustees. -The score was Mike Ellsworth 16, Frank Addleman 11, and Mrs. Charles Hammond 9, ; In Indian Springs Melvin Brown defeated James McCully 12 to 2, and-in Rough and Ready Mrs. Edna _ Géilfillen, running against Frank Poli, won handily 34 to 26. In’ Lime Kiln Andy Lee defeated Mrs. Lillian -Campbell, 10 to 4, and\in Truckee, the race between Charles Beyer and Eugene Risdes. was close. Beyer won with 94 votes to 92 for Risdes. One vote was ‘disqualified. This was for trustee of the grammar school, there was. no contest in the high school election of trustees. pF BIRTH SKEAHAN—In Nevada City, Nevada County, May 19, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Skeahan, a son. $ Je LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE -_OF HEARING PETITION TO ENCUMBER COMMUNITY PROPERTY No. 4864 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT on™ THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Petition of THOMAS: N. COAN, under Chapter 2A of Probate Code to Encumber Community Property. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas N. Coan has filed with the Clerk of this Court a petition,. praying for permission *~ to encumber certain community property of himself and Annie B. Coan, his wife, an incompetent person, and that Friday, the 18th day of June, 1948, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, at the Court Room in the Court House, in Nevada City, Nevada County, has been set for hearing said petition when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Reference is hereby made to said petition on file herein [6& yy. further particulars. DATED: May 21, 1948. R. E. DEEBLE, Clerk By: John Sbaffi, Deputy Clerk ‘W. E.-WRIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiff May 25; June 1, 8, 15, 1948. Brazil] is the only source of high grade quartz crystal in commercial quantities. CLOPAY windows. and color to your home sweet home, yet they're unbelievably economical. PAPER COTTAGE SETS are the perfect answer for kitchen and bathroom 256 SOUTH AUBURN STREET : @pposite Veteran’s Memorial Building Visit us today.. we've everything for your seasonal House Cleaning.. WINDOW SHADES — LAMP SHADES AMBASSADOR VENETIAN BLINDS WITH REMOVABLE SLATS — DE-MOTH-ERS FURNITURE POLISH — WAXES . 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RE cm ene neal her 4— Nevada City-Grass Valley Nugget, May 25, 1948 ~ NEWS FROM THE RIDCE BY ALICE HILL NORTH SAN JUAN: Week-end visitors of Mrs. Zoann Pope were sister, Mrs. Helen Curtis. of Rodeo, California, their brother John White of Pinole and another sister, Mrs. W. Darke and husband, of Herciiles. Newlyweds, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Purtle of San Francisco, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jack Price of Sweetland. Mrs. Matt Sauer and her brother, Felix Chapedelaine, have returned from North Dakota, where they attended the funeral of their father. Mrs. Lena Dahneke's nephew is spending his vacation-here. Callers at the Hill home were Mrs. L..Ramsden of Nevada City and her friends, Mr .and Mrs. John Olson of Stockton, The men panned gold in the afternoon while the women chatted. The Ladies Club met Wednesday noon at Wood’s Hall with a good attendance, and several vis_itors, including Mrs. Charles Murdock of Southern California, Mrs. Lane and daughter of Winnemucea, Nevada, Mrs. Frank Stuart of Sweetland, Mrs. Elma Gaylord, Mrs. Ray Nielson and Mrs. Art JYalley, all of North San Juan, and Mrs. Leona Browning from Camino. Guest speakers were Mrs. Duncanson of the Extension Bureau, Several members who have been absent due to illness or bad weather were welcomed back. Friday afternoon, the P. T. Ae executive committee met at Mrs. JOSEPH COLNAR Reduction or abolishment of the sales tax _ Adequate low cost housing for the veteran and low income groups JOSEPH COLNAR CANDIDATE FOR ASSEMBLYMAN 6th DISTRICT G. V. HIGH WILL GRADUATE 89 GRASS VALLEY: Grass Valley High School will have 89 graduates this year when commencement night is held June 4th in the school auditorium. William M. Wilson, principal, wilk present diplomas and make school awards. Student commencement speaker will be William Schloredt, senior class presdent, and Maxine Smith. Harold George Jr., will direct the high school band and chorus. The baccalaureate service will be held Sunday evening, May 30, under direction of the Nevada County Ministerial Association. % HUNTING LICENSES California sportsmen purchased 478,614 hunting licenses last year, reports the National. Automobile Club. Total fees paid for licenses amounted to $1,248,922. Charles _Hamman’s to, discuss plans for the school picnic. Friday evening the Farm Bureau met at Wood’s Hall. Frank Addtleman, chairman, presided at the meeting. Representatives of the U S Forest Department, and the Lumbermen’s Protective Association gave their views on the Sustained Yield Co-operative Unit plan of the Forest Service The group went on record as opposed to sustained yield units. Educational movies were shown by Mike Ellsworth and Fred Hugi. The Chamber of Commerce board of directors met at Twamley’ Hall the same evening. HILE’S JEEP WORK ° PLOWING © GARDEN WORK ¢ LAND LEVELING * DISCING ® GRADING DRIVEWAYS * ‘Free Estimates Phone 970 G.V. OS 246 Sacramento St. Reverence... and Efficiency HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner Telephone 203 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Funeral arrangements are trying in time of deep sorrow. For that reason, you'll prefer the sympathetic efficient staff at HOLMES FUNERAL Home. Every minute detail may be safely entrusted to us. At all times, reverence is shown for the dead and consideration for the living. Nevada City caceanae —— Hob Nob ‘WITH YOUR FRIENDS TONIGHT AND ANY NIGHT AT THE Hob Nob Club “A lively place in a lively town with history” TOM MORRISON, Prop. Broad Street td Nevada: City Drive For Funds For New St. Patrick’s Church Is Couched GRASS VALLEY: Gregory Altenhofen has been appointed organizer and expediter to begin the drive for the new church building and parsonage for St. Patrick’s Catholic Parish. He will open an office down town and will be assisted by a committee as well as by Rev. Patrick O’Reilly, pastor of St. Patrick’s Church. The drive for the building fund is officially launched ,it was stated. “LEGAL NOTICE. CHEROKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT RESOLUTION Whereas, it appears thatdue to the increase in attendance at the school maintained in the Cherokee School, District, it has become necessary to employ teachers in excess of those contemplated when the budget of said district was presented to the Nevada County Board of Supervisors, and Whereas, such increase in attendance has also created a demand for additional. instruction supplies and transportation expenditures: Now therefore be it resolved that this application be, and the same is hereby made, to the Auditor of the County of Nevada, pursuant to Section 6361 of the Education Code of the State of California, to apportion from Graduating Class Hears Baccalaureate NEVADA CITY: Baccalaureate services were held Sunday evening in the Nevada City High School for the commencement class of 1948. Rev.°Russell Lincoln delivered the address. Rev. Edwrd Barden delivered the invocation and Rev. Angus Miller pronounced the benediction. During , the service the high

schooi chorus, directed by William Tobiassen, sang Lord of All Being. . the reserve fund of the Cherokee School District to the credit of the school district the sum of $2150.00 for the use of the following funds in the amounts set opposite thereto: Teachers Salaries, Classification 2A $1225.00 Other Expense of Instruc-, tion, Classification 2B $ 50.00 Transportation of Pupils, « Classification 5A $° 875.00 Total Apportionment $2150.00 CHEROKEE SCHOOL DISTRICT LOUIS A. SPEASE Clerk GLENN B. WATSON Trustee ROBERT M. VANCE Trustee APPROVED: WALTER A. CARLSON County Superintendent of Schools May 18, 1948 May 25, 1948. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE TO CREDITORS No. 4847 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF “THE STATE OF-CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Estate of HENRY PILLIARD, Deceased. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the undersigned, executor of the Last Will and Testament of HENRY PILLIARD, Deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against said decedent, to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Butte, within six months after the first publication of this Notice, or within said period to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the said executor at the law ofices of PRICE & MORONY, Anglo Bank Building, Chico, California, which place is hereby selected for the transaction of the business of said estate. ALFRED: ‘PILLIARD Executor of the Last Will and Testament of HENRY PILLIARD, Deceased. PRICE & MORONY Attorneys for Executor Chico, California First Publication, May 18 ay May 18, 25; June 1, 8. ; % Nearly six million square miles of the earth’s surface are covered by an icecap. PS Mrs. March Wins Over Write-In Candidate NEVADA CITY: Owing to the 1ecent controversy. between teachers and trustees in the Oakland (Gold Flat) School, a large minority of the voters of the district in °Friday’s election favored a write-in candidate, John Hathaway, as against the incumbent, Mrs. Helen March. Mrs. March won however, With 173 votes as against, 110 votes for Hathaway. North San Juan held a spirited election in which there were three candidates running for the one seat of the board of trustees. -The score was Mike Ellsworth 16, Frank Addleman 11, and Mrs. Charles Hammond 9, ; In Indian Springs Melvin Brown defeated James McCully 12 to 2, and-in Rough and Ready Mrs. Edna _ Géilfillen, running against Frank Poli, won handily 34 to 26. In’ Lime Kiln Andy Lee defeated Mrs. Lillian -Campbell, 10 to 4, and\in Truckee, the race between Charles Beyer and Eugene Risdes. was close. Beyer won with 94 votes to 92 for Risdes. One vote was ‘disqualified. This was for trustee of the grammar school, there was. no contest in the high school election of trustees. pF BIRTH SKEAHAN—In Nevada City, Nevada County, May 19, 1948, to Mr. and Mrs. Eldridge Skeahan, a son. $ Je LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE -_OF HEARING PETITION TO ENCUMBER COMMUNITY PROPERTY No. 4864 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT on™ THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF NEVADA In the Matter of the Petition of THOMAS: N. COAN, under Chapter 2A of Probate Code to Encumber Community Property. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Thomas N. Coan has filed with the Clerk of this Court a petition,. praying for permission *~ to encumber certain community property of himself and Annie B. Coan, his wife, an incompetent person, and that Friday, the 18th day of June, 1948, at 10 o’clock A. M. of said day, at the Court Room in the Court House, in Nevada City, Nevada County, has been set for hearing said petition when and where any person interested may appear and show cause why said petition should not be granted. Reference is hereby made to said petition on file herein [6& yy. further particulars. DATED: May 21, 1948. R. E. DEEBLE, Clerk By: John Sbaffi, Deputy Clerk ‘W. E.-WRIGHT, Attorney for Plaintiff May 25; June 1, 8, 15, 1948. Brazil] is the only source of high grade quartz crystal in commercial quantities. CLOPAY windows. and color to your home sweet home, yet they're unbelievably economical. PAPER COTTAGE SETS are the perfect answer for kitchen and bathroom 256 SOUTH AUBURN STREET : @pposite Veteran’s Memorial Building Visit us today... we've everything for your seasonal House Cleaning... WINDOW SHADES — LAMP SHADES AMBASSADOR VENETIAN BLINDS WITH REMOVABLE SLATS — DE-MOTH-ERS FURNITURE POLISH — WAXES . The Furniture Center — PHONE GRASS VALLEY 36 Brighten your home for Spring & Summer L with fine things from the Furniture Center CLOPAY ; PAPER DRAPES add brilliant, luxurious charm