November 11, 1949 (8 pages)

a . . Pobheebe betee eEeEt e talented Estelle Hosk ins, and a) Al WHARFF. SPANISH oe +. M FE ET step-son, Leonard Gilbert. y O UR : : ? Dick is vice president of the] AMERICAN WAR VET Northern California Peace Offix 7 \? *eiex + é sot ' cers By Clayre S. Lipman association J V. which includes ANSWERS FINAL BUGLE ' police officials, district attorneys,. ud . The:Nevada City Nugget, Friday, November . . lia; and sisters, Mrs. Dora John son, Iowa;’ Mrs.sd Leora Schreiber,. j ’ a . 1, 1949—7, FOR SALE—Sale ill : forms — 10 for dutomobiles Baldwin Park, and Mrs. Muriel The Nugget. cents ’ each. tin Death came Friday for Albert Nelson, San Francisco. peeie Warmers, and justices OF Weis Whartt, 68, resident of Nevada Of the Sheriffs scccciation. City the past 15 years, at his Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCorfnand. for fun, he rolls ’em down home, 627 East Broad. the alleys with the Grass Valley} ; ick, McDermitt, Nev., were vis Funeral services were held at. itors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. \ . Fruit Growers, the. Yuba-Sutters. 2 o’clock Tuesday afternotn at oC J, peices Peale hers oie hele steotestesteiterteateoertentestertesferterteatioteoteatetenesteateteteete Distri i -. the Holmes. Funeral Home under e visitors order : a office -coach * ie poe ae When Dick Hoskins took the direction of Banner Mountain posts from Kohler. robbers on his Arabian Sil. iff's Posse gang post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. : : io : ; Has organized more than 100 : 1947, he walked smack into the . tacular and much more scientific. men into a three-unit county . a veteran of the Spanish-Ameri. THRESHOLD TO THE BEST . . . € . . : . s 4 ky ; je @ Toth he, oticed ra cn vers Miia mietiicdy are leis s¥ecae. cepiane oilvts aad pote . Wheitt, « detived plasterer, was . NEVADA CITY—ON THE . * ne ie Pi sade that HO0K . Tn the past twd years he’s mod-. posse in anticipation of the snow can war. ‘. oF e of his uncle back in the ernized procedures, installed filaaa Chery ed ee bale He was a life member of Paul . Dick’s Uncle Bill Pascoe was. !"é Systems, snapped up finger-. 1 SL bah tre only Ohe ot a sheriff back then, and was killéd . Printing for more ilar fifty years, there camera . . . coming through is. tains the mounted posse . . . ) . uniform, then bang! a teletype system, installed and} bang! he. Paid for by the state . : : urchased only two NEVADA CITY . pitacha ee OF COMMERCE foe . ZEXAMINED <a Dye ‘ An ardent sportsman, Dick has . @ he Se and identification methits kind in the U. S. — George Surviving ‘are his with Ais while: shooting it out with an. ods, added 24-hour radio service, . Endter of Grass Valley heads the outlaw in Grass Valley. Then, . tape recorder, and special police. air division,'and Bud Kyle capCSR ED cera e herppeep pee pe Towce Me Gouner Hl IN SPORTS RECREATION guns in his . . which ibe eae sheleok ee pevolwes: Upbeat Sa 3 3 was swapping lead with one of. will make the office as modern but had to return both to their Wheatland bank‘\ robbers. ! as many larger ones. “~~ owners before getting a chance Dick was luckier than Uncle Bill! pick used to play professional tto use them ,_. yuk, yuk. ~he's carved the first-and he baseball with the Oaks, and later} that’s right! Both guns were sto ere ; the rasta bo etait in his gun . with the Seals, and might still be. len property! playing, except the Seals sold} Loves his job . . . even though him east, and he just didn’t want! his. office is on duty 24 hours a to leave California. Was account-. day and there’s many a ‘time ant and assistant manager for. When Dick -goes without sleep. Diamond Match company, Grass. _ “Everything that happens here Valley, for fifteen years . . and/. 1S exciting,” Dick says. “There’s during the war, swung a ham-. 0 monotony and no, rut—every mer and saw on defense housing . Person is an individual, with his at Richmond, having learned car-. OWn special problem. . . .” pentering from his _step-dad, Charles E. Wilson, Later he pur chased and operated the Texaco station in Grass Valley. HENRY’S FIX-IT SHOP His mother, former Elica Vincent, was a Grass Valley girl. Romance came into Dick’s life when he met Dorothy Cormack of Cripple Creek, Colorado . New Address 237 Commercial Street they were married and have chil 5 dren three, Mrs. Marjorie’ Bat racianees ede tista, Grass Valley high schooler; — RICHARD WARREN : es Atti Though he somewhat resembles Bill Boyd in a sho’nuff West i ic . : ) a Nn S Uu latio n ty’s afie, Nevad fable "sheritf doesnt await . SOON Pays for Itself spend much time chasing stage ees eS NO STRAIN : You save money . save heat . » enjoy a happier, healthier and more’comfortable home with attic insulation. The money that is saved on fuel soon pays for the insulation. Come in, talk it over with Builders & Consumers Lum. bér Company. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Telephone. GLENBROOK ~Y*s It’s so easy—so simple, to nn open the peers gps away the sparkling clean clothes! Laundry done the owma a he pag bother ¥ Se a bot When economy is a ne saa tee. : i a "hone Gia Valley 106 eee CONSIDERATE COST! Diy Clacherd wee oe ys ca usce tena CE) == ; quiet elegance are a part ‘ ; . eessity, do not feel that of every Holmes Funeral Home service. 5 We take GRASS VALLEY \ LAUNDRY IN HOLMES FUNERAL HOME and NERS J. PAUL BERGEMANN, ‘ charge of ALL details, assuring you of ONE low price. Teleph 203 Nevada City LOTR DEER CREEK INN _NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . r TO THINK ABOUT hristmas —J ~ St: KKER RE +0 PHONE _108 111: BENNETT STREET is to ‘ Too Early ' Owner 46S 1 } i FTI N fj ! AND OURS ARE BEAUTIFUL é . Make Your Selection Now While Stocks Are Complete. These Will Go Fast. See Them Today. Beautifully Engraved Cards Never Before Equalled in Quality of Price VARIOUS PRICES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM! WITH OR WITHOUT YOUR NAME ENGRAVED re ; EXCELLENT FOOD’ — LUNCH AND DINNER SERVED BY THE BIG FIREPLACE PHONE 107 : SPECIAL LUNCHEONS, DINNERS and BANQUETS . ' ~ 48 .

a . . Pobheebe betee eEeEt e talented Estelle Hosk ins, and a) Al WHARFF. SPANISH oe +. M FE ET step-son, Leonard Gilbert. y O UR : : ? Dick is vice president of the] AMERICAN WAR VET Northern California Peace Offix 7 \? *eiex + é sot ' cers By Clayre S. Lipman association J V. which includes ANSWERS FINAL BUGLE ' police officials, district attorneys,. ud . The:Nevada City Nugget, Friday, November . . lia; and sisters, Mrs. Dora John son, Iowa;’ Mrs.sd Leora Schreiber,. j ’ a . 1, 1949—7, FOR SALE—Sale ill : forms — 10 for dutomobiles Baldwin Park, and Mrs. Muriel The Nugget. cents ’ each. tin Death came Friday for Albert Nelson, San Francisco. peeie Warmers, and justices OF Weis Whartt, 68, resident of Nevada Of the Sheriffs scccciation. City the past 15 years, at his Mr. and Mrs. Robert McCorfnand. for fun, he rolls ’em down home, 627 East Broad. the alleys with the Grass Valley} ; ick, McDermitt, Nev., were vis Funeral services were held at. itors at the home of Mr, and Mrs. \ . Fruit Growers, the. Yuba-Sutters. 2 o’clock Tuesday afternotn at oC J, peices Peale hers oie hele steotestesteiterteateoertentestertesferterteatioteoteatetenesteateteteete Distri i -. the Holmes. Funeral Home under e visitors order : a office -coach * ie poe ae When Dick Hoskins took the direction of Banner Mountain posts from Kohler. robbers on his Arabian Sil. iff's Posse gang post, Veterans of Foreign Wars. : : io : ; Has organized more than 100 : 1947, he walked smack into the . tacular and much more scientific. men into a three-unit county . a veteran of the Spanish-Ameri. THRESHOLD TO THE BEST . . . € . . : . s 4 ky ; je @ Toth he, oticed ra cn vers Miia mietiicdy are leis s¥ecae. cepiane oilvts aad pote . Wheitt, « detived plasterer, was . NEVADA CITY—ON THE . * ne ie Pi sade that HO0K . Tn the past twd years he’s mod-. posse in anticipation of the snow can war. ‘. oF e of his uncle back in the ernized procedures, installed filaaa Chery ed ee bale He was a life member of Paul . Dick’s Uncle Bill Pascoe was. !"é Systems, snapped up finger-. 1 SL bah tre only Ohe ot a sheriff back then, and was killéd . Printing for more ilar fifty years, there camera . . . coming through is. tains the mounted posse . . . ) . uniform, then bang! a teletype system, installed and} bang! he. Paid for by the state . : : urchased only two NEVADA CITY . pitacha ee OF COMMERCE foe . ZEXAMINED <a Dye ‘ An ardent sportsman, Dick has . @ he Se and identification methits kind in the U. S. — George Surviving ‘are his with Ais while: shooting it out with an. ods, added 24-hour radio service, . Endter of Grass Valley heads the outlaw in Grass Valley. Then, . tape recorder, and special police. air division,'and Bud Kyle capCSR ED cera e herppeep pee pe Towce Me Gouner Hl IN SPORTS RECREATION guns in his . . which ibe eae sheleok ee pevolwes: Upbeat Sa 3 3 was swapping lead with one of. will make the office as modern but had to return both to their Wheatland bank‘\ robbers. ! as many larger ones. “~~ owners before getting a chance Dick was luckier than Uncle Bill! pick used to play professional tto use them ,_. yuk, yuk.. ~he's carved the first-and he baseball with the Oaks, and later} that’s right! Both guns were sto

ere ; the rasta bo etait in his gun . with the Seals, and might still be. len property! playing, except the Seals sold} Loves his job . . . even though him east, and he just didn’t want! his. office is on duty 24 hours a to leave California. Was account-. day and there’s many a ‘time ant and assistant manager for. When Dick -goes without sleep. Diamond Match company, Grass. _ “Everything that happens here Valley, for fifteen years . . and/. 1S exciting,” Dick says. “There’s during the war, swung a ham-. 0 monotony and no, rut—every mer and saw on defense housing . Person is an individual, with his at Richmond, having learned car-. OWn special problem. . . .” pentering from his _step-dad, Charles E. Wilson, Later he pur chased and operated the Texaco station in Grass Valley. HENRY’S FIX-IT SHOP His mother, former Elica Vincent, was a Grass Valley girl.. Romance came into Dick’s life when he met Dorothy Cormack of Cripple Creek, Colorado .. New Address 237 Commercial Street they were married and have chil 5 dren three, Mrs. Marjorie’ Bat racianees ede tista, Grass Valley high schooler; — RICHARD WARREN : es Atti Though he somewhat resembles Bill Boyd in a sho’nuff West i ic . : ) a Nn S Uu latio n ty’s afie, Nevad fable "sheritf doesnt await . SOON Pays for Itself spend much time chasing stage ees eS NO STRAIN : You save money .. save heat . » enjoy a happier, healthier and more’comfortable home with attic insulation. The money that is saved on fuel soon pays for the insulation. Come in, talk it over with Builders & Consumers Lum. bér Company. BUILDERS & CONSUMERS LUMBER COMPANY Telephone. GLENBROOK ~Y*s It’s so easy—so simple, to nn open the peers gps away the sparkling clean clothes! Laundry done the owma a he pag bother ¥ Se a bot When economy is a ne saa tee. : i a "hone Gia Valley 106 eee CONSIDERATE COST! Diy Clacherd wee oe ys ca usce tena CE) == ; quiet elegance are a part ‘ ; . eessity, do not feel that of every Holmes Funeral Home service. 5 We take GRASS VALLEY \ LAUNDRY IN HOLMES FUNERAL HOME and NERS J. PAUL BERGEMANN, ‘ charge of ALL details, assuring you of ONE low price. Teleph 203 Nevada City LOTR DEER CREEK INN _NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA . r TO THINK ABOUT hristmas —J ~ St: KKER RE +0 PHONE _108 111: BENNETT STREET is to ‘ Too Early ' Owner 46S 1 } i FTI N fj ! AND OURS ARE BEAUTIFUL é . Make Your Selection Now While Stocks Are Complete. These Will Go Fast. See Them Today. Beautifully Engraved Cards Never Before Equalled in Quality of Price VARIOUS PRICES FOR YOU TO CHOOSE FROM! WITH OR WITHOUT YOUR NAME ENGRAVED re ; EXCELLENT FOOD’ — LUNCH AND DINNER SERVED BY THE BIG FIREPLACE PHONE 107 : SPECIAL LUNCHEONS, DINNERS and BANQUETS . ' ~ 48 .