April 26, 1937 (4 pages)

ah as WRB Ky tks eR PAGE FOUR _ hy — ennai EA EE EEE MET = : German and Miss Alice Cooper will] 7 ee i aa H. D, Draper, local assayer, made BICKEL VS. FENTON } Social Events *"., = tn fowpeetion of the gravel prover. ‘The fil cate of Bickel vs. Fon . On Friday evening Mrs. Lefter rae h vb ¢ ty: es ty of Mrs. Rose Jones located on the. ton is being heard in the superior will visit a chapter in San Jose. , € ool Greenhorn Creek last week end. It. court this afternoon: Judge Raymond’ is stated prospective leasors are. McIntosh of Sierra county is acting’ Mrs. Leiter Guest at 2 He 7 ‘Grand Offi Di S j}}. quite interested in the property. for Judge Raglan. Tuttle who is out id icers’ Dinner ‘ Pat In” “wrder” that ‘ : :Ed.Connell,, miner of Alleghany,. of town. Edward Bickel has charged’ Ce re cores LOT SONG. a next year staff) one end of the hall stars were shown . poiurned to that city today after a. William Fenton with taking mater-. members of the Searchlight can. on a background of blue and the Tet‘deputy grand matron of the state'uvf woody, Oakland and Ray A. Williams* and wife of. Roseville. They enjoyed picnicking in Pioneer Park at Nevada City. James Grimes, mine owner, \came up from Oakland during the past week end and is visiting relatives and friends in Nevada City. Miss Ida Milton and Bert Carpenter of Placerville visited Miss Milton’s sister, Mrs. Ed Conley and husband in Nevada City Saturday. in hotel Ambassador in Los.Angeles Saturday evening. ,Ainother dinner and reception was also held in the Elks Temple in that city Friday . . evening. : Mrs. Leiter attended an Eastern Star meeting in Lodi Thursday evening and with her friend, Mrs. Tindell, motored to southern California. She will make an official visit to Bethany Chapter, in Colfax. tomorrow, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Spring Things Sy for the Baby . A§e ep Emroidered Baptiste Dresses Cotton Prints with Pleats Gay Rompers Little Cotton or Rayon Panties cane pacnananonvnnretacesesecesasssscsnoees Pretty Sox * Baby Blankets the Kiddies Francisco; D. B.-Fuller, Oakland; Play Frocks—in white voile or oOrSchneider, San Francisco; James TREATMENT OF T CHR STIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Siununanar Wordets Air. apaiMers J An International Daily Newspaper (RE RG SiO en Snes ace 6 ic up ; “ i Hora ot MATERIALS It records) for you the world’s clean, constructive doings. The Monitor sesenenrnenes H. Lashbaugh, Alleghany; Mike De sc: does not exploit, crime oF sensation: neither does it ignore them. but Grio, Alleghany; John Lee, Goodfamily, including the Weekly Magazine Section. si § Slacks and Polo Shirts Panties, Cotton or Rayon Dress Suits, $5.98. Polo Suits $1 .35. Junior issue. :4 night in the Armory hall. . Stackpoole, NEVADA cry’ NUGGET -MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1937: have practice, Editor Fred Garrison consists of John Muscardini, editorin-chief; Vella Flindt, assistant editor; Madge Pianezzi, ‘social editor: Bill Elukus, Boys sports; ‘Alice Graham, girls sports; Peggy Bettles, businessexchange manager; Sylvia Moody, organization editor; Jane Bennett and Dorothy Hoff, humor editors and Helen’ Provine, feature. editor. There are also many other positions such as typists amd reporters. The edition will be called the JUNIOR PROM IS SUCCESS The class of 1938 entertained the N. C. high student body and friends at the annual junior prom, Friday’ The. hall presented a picturesque sight’ for spectators. The dancers were dressed in silver and’ blue, the class colors. The theme of the prom was quite original being ‘“‘stardust’”’ ters “38” in silver. ‘The refreshwhich displayed a variety of color and formality much to the appreciation of the spectators. The march was lead by Melvin Clark, class president, and Miss Madge Pianezzi, who was the decoration chairman. They were followed by the other class officers, juniors and student body officers. At the conclkusio of the march, the marchers surprised the spectators by forming an N and a © on the floor. Miss. Thelma K. Petersen, advisor has worked diligently on the prom with her committee members as the decorations and other phases of the affair revealed. Miss Peterson, Melvin Clark, the committee heads and the junior class deserve much credit for the success of their junior. prom. The next social event om the high school calendar is the Dixie Jubilee by the Nevada.City high school musafter the song of the same mame. At ic department. RECENT GUESTS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL Recent guests at the National hotel follow: Mrs.’John PEhelps, Graniteville; ‘Frank Treanor, Sacramento; R. Waldron, San Francisco; Robert H, Perry. Oakland; Lowell Chapman Oakland; D. Mitrovich, Reno; Grace M. Hafer, Nevada City; P. C. Phiilips, Sacramento; W. T. Arthur, Truckee, C. W. Dow, San Francisco; W. D. Vanderhoff, Sacramento; J. J. Connell and wife, Alleghany; Mrs. W. B. Hardie, Mrs. Roy Wagoner, San Mateo; L. M. Fowler, Sacramento; J. J. Sutton, San Francisco; W. BE. Sisson, Berkeley; Chas. F. Moffett, Napa; Chas. Hegarty, Napa; J. Wittmer, Sacramento; Earl Hyde, Angels Camp; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bradley, Sacramento; R. L. Cramer, San Francisco; Jack Murdock, of Reno; J. H. Morris, Jr. Nevada City; A. R. Hammond, San Francisco; R. F. Taylor, Downieville; D. W. Mills, Downieville; G. A. Hunt, San FranWood, San Jose; Edna Anderson, San Francisco; James Nelson, San years Bar; Philip, Cummins, North Bloomfield; Mrs. Harry Shreve, AlaSacramento. Mr. and Mrs. John Tognarelli returned Sunday evening from an eleven day vacation at Calistoga soda ‘. hot springs. Their daughter, Catherine Tognarelli, and Betty Andrews drove there Saturday evening and brought them home. A. J. Walsh, ‘Oakland; H. G. Bain, . SMALL FIRE AT AIRPORT A small forest fire of undetermined origin at Nevada City’s airport north of town Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock called out the city firemen and pumper. They had the blaze under control before it had gained any: headway into the forest. The carpet of pine needles are dry rapidly. HAD: OUR CLOTHES CLEANE: AT THE class . : enough to cause a fire to spread very . Dry Cleaners. Reasonable Prices Grass Valley Laundry and Dry Cleaners 111 Bennett Street, Phone 108 GRASS VALLEY PS £0 at a> short trip in the lower country and Sammie peri h t ty sie ti ial from the Fenton gravel property to verify this claim. 3 FS LTS LT rae = r lovada Theatre HEARTS DIVIDE MAMA STE PS MONDAY __ shadow of Napoleon, Man of Basen § "ma Monday. TUESDA ; sais and ° FAIR ¥V : A . 4 mance mect and Death Valley’ . : merits its name. A detective helps out two. lovers.’ { { i SDAY AND THURSDAY OUT: ‘and’ goes after a spot of excitement with results that raise the Marion Davies.in her all-star: i all-time triumph. A great: love: flames, defiant in the sinister: John Payne. story of when death and. roA great comedy after themodern manner. Mama wearies: of the humdinm: Vaasa PUBLIC Cf Wednesday Night, April 26th at 8:00 P. M.,, in ODD FELLOWS HALL Sponsored by the WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB Admission 25c 6 ae Se ee ee Si Sh ee a D PARTY : e BROW eeeeivivintetuloivjeiios eaten rte nga cheat ¢ BROWN’S PLACE e Opp. Golf Course on Nevada City-Grass Valley .Highway New and Used Furniture New and Used Stoves of all kinds, Bath Tubs, Sinks, Sie ee ie ee ic i e ioe cisco; Jerry Dickel, Santa Barbara; Toilets and Fixtures, at prices that will agreebly sur4 t t & J. D. Bradley, San Francisco; MarGrass Va ley Laun ry 3 prise you. tin Mortensen, Sacramento; Harold AND v i Leterlertestertestertestertententestent The Christian Science Publishing meda; Bernard J. Cahill, Alameda; Let us show you what can be done Please ‘enter my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor for a ‘ . ; @ period o' Sox, i In Pink, Blue, White or E. R. Crain, Alleghany; Mrs. O. I. with your last spring’s suit or coat Priyear $9.00 6montts$4.60 3 months $2.25 1 month 75c THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS ® ey a a ee ay pe se et ee ae ee tee “Qne, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Wednesday Issue, Including Magazine Section: 1 year $2.60, 6 issues 25c. Society Sample Copy on Request al fables (unfinished hard. i ja, O. E. S. j ir, Nugget force, an overnight stay at’ the National] in the * ker Hill district. Bickel’ te ‘seiee tate O. E. S. has just return John Blair, of the pe age sy last’ week ‘named trial editors for a. ment booth was in the ‘shape of a as a . y ional] in the ‘Quake 3 . fe ‘ed from a visit to several chapters. in this city, enjoyed a visit from his) «yn; rlhoks “ay, otel in Ss city. and others claim to have a lease on 3 or-Sohomore-Freshman issue of large star. The theme of the prom ; f : -. daughters and their husbands and a 4 Elza Kilroy post office clerk who/. the property and to have the power in southern California. All grand of5 the Searchlight which will come out . was excellently carried out through; bh ; { i ; * nephew Sunday. In the group were Friday. The present staff which has ‘been seriously ill for several. of attorney for the other parties inficers of the state attended a dinner/,,. 14 Mrs. Dwight Osborne, of ile ee Cn Oy . Out. months was able to come to town. terested. At time of going to press and reception in the French room Courtidisds Mr, and Mrs. Ken. Diny of seniors will do no Probably the highlight of the Saturday to cast his. ‘vote in the. Sheriff C. J. Tobiassen was. trying: : ; work on the issue. The special staff. evening was the usual grand march school trustees election — wood) free with each $2.50 Polo Shirts ‘49c up. Socks, 19c pr. — of Nai eee Ca] é s Handkerchiefs, 49c box. Necties 25c only fromm Apr. 26-May 8, inc, ‘ Look around your home _ each pa Note the, spots that need freshening and brightening. Then jotdown your. F or your convenience this store will continue to paint liet and see, us: right P away. It'llipay you to shop . . observe the present shopping hours: 8 a.m. to te TELEPHONE of the farm, carly hetanle“obe’ tavply 6 p. m. Saturday 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Employees’ of these tree table i tae ite one to cus-hours eight hours a day. ranch, orchard btings neighbors pone gtd ~~ nearer, help quicker, markets closer. Any « one of i its many uses is : worth more to farmer, rancher or NY : orchardist than the telephone S ee he ; sm all cost. EN Fuller Seaaitetove: you get age table free ra a Fuller Pure Prepared Paint—Fuller Porch * : aaa and Deck Paint—Decoret Enamel—FullerFas THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ' q wear Floor Enamel—Lin-Bar Varnish— AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY: . Speedite Interior Varnish—Fullerspar Ex.“ 2 : terior Varnish—Fullerglo Interior Finish Alpha Stores, Lid.: «. * Ck )] Grass Valley Nevada City a e ‘“Phone 88 Phone 5

ah as WRB Ky tks eR PAGE FOUR _ hy — ennai EA EE EEE MET = : German and Miss Alice Cooper will] 7 ee i aa H. D, Draper, local assayer, made BICKEL VS. FENTON } Social Events *".., = tn fowpeetion of the gravel prover. ‘The fil cate of Bickel vs. Fon . On Friday evening Mrs. Lefter rae h vb ¢ ty: es ty of Mrs. Rose Jones located on the. ton is being heard in the superior will visit a chapter in San Jose. , € ool Greenhorn Creek last week end. It. court this afternoon: Judge Raymond’ is stated prospective leasors are. McIntosh of Sierra county is acting’ Mrs. Leiter Guest at 2 He 7 ‘Grand Offi Di S j}}. quite interested in the property. for Judge Raglan. Tuttle who is out id icers’ Dinner ‘ Pat In” “wrder” that ‘ : :Ed.Connell,, miner of Alleghany,. of town. Edward Bickel has charged’ Ce re cores LOT SONG. a next year staff) one end of the hall stars were shown . poiurned to that city today after a. William Fenton with taking mater-. members of the Searchlight can. on a background of blue and the Tet‘deputy grand matron of the state'uvf woody, Oakland and Ray A. Williams* and wife of. Roseville. They enjoyed picnicking in Pioneer Park at Nevada City. James Grimes, mine owner, \came up from Oakland during the past week end and is visiting relatives and friends in Nevada City. Miss Ida Milton and Bert Carpenter of Placerville visited Miss Milton’s sister, Mrs. Ed Conley and husband in Nevada City Saturday. in hotel Ambassador in Los.Angeles Saturday evening. ,Ainother dinner and reception was also held in the Elks Temple in that city Friday . . evening. : Mrs. Leiter attended an Eastern Star meeting in Lodi Thursday evening and with her friend, Mrs. Tindell, motored to southern California. She will make an official visit to Bethany Chapter, in Colfax. tomorrow, Tuesday evening. Mrs. Mary Spring Things Sy for the Baby . A§e ep Emroidered Baptiste Dresses Cotton Prints with Pleats Gay Rompers Little Cotton or Rayon Panties cane pacnananonvnnretacesesecesasssscsnoees Pretty Sox * Baby Blankets the Kiddies Francisco; D. B.-Fuller, Oakland; Play Frocks—in white voile or oOrSchneider, San Francisco; James TREATMENT OF T CHR STIAN SCIENCE MONITOR Siununanar Wordets Air. apaiMers J An International Daily Newspaper (RE RG SiO en Snes ace 6 ic up ; “ i Hora ot MATERIALS It records) for you the world’s clean, constructive doings. The Monitor sesenenrnenes H. Lashbaugh, Alleghany; Mike De sc: does not exploit, crime oF sensation: neither does it ignore them. but Grio, Alleghany; John Lee, Goodfamily, including the Weekly Magazine Section. si § Slacks and Polo Shirts Panties, Cotton or Rayon Dress Suits, $5.98. Polo Suits $1 .35. Junior issue. :4 night in the Armory hall. . Stackpoole, NEVADA cry’ NUGGET -MONDAY, APRIL 26, 1937: have practice, Editor Fred Garrison consists of John Muscardini, editorin-chief; Vella Flindt, assistant editor; Madge Pianezzi, ‘social editor: Bill Elukus, Boys sports; ‘Alice Graham, girls sports; Peggy Bettles, businessexchange manager; Sylvia Moody, organization editor; Jane Bennett and Dorothy Hoff, humor editors and Helen’ Provine, feature. editor. There are also many other positions such as typists amd reporters. The edition will be called the JUNIOR PROM IS SUCCESS The class of 1938 entertained the N. C. high student body and friends at the annual junior prom, Friday’ The. hall presented a picturesque sight’ for spectators. The dancers were dressed in silver and’ blue, the class colors. The theme of the prom was quite original being ‘“‘stardust’”’ ters “38” in silver. ‘The refreshwhich displayed a variety of color and formality much to the appreciation of the spectators. The march was lead by Melvin Clark, class president, and Miss Madge Pianezzi, who was the decoration chairman. They were followed by the other class officers, juniors and student body officers. At the conclkusio of the march, the marchers surprised the spectators by forming an N and a © on the floor. Miss. Thelma K. Petersen, advisor has worked diligently on the prom with her committee members as the decorations and other phases of the affair revealed. Miss Peterson, Melvin Clark, the committee heads and the junior class deserve much credit for the success of their junior. prom. The next social event om the high school calendar is the Dixie Jubilee by the Nevada.City high school musafter the song of the same mame. At ic department. RECENT GUESTS AT THE NATIONAL HOTEL Recent guests at the National hotel follow: Mrs.’John PEhelps, Graniteville; ‘Frank Treanor, Sacramento; R. Waldron, San Francisco; Robert H, Perry. Oakland; Lowell Chapman Oakland; D. Mitrovich, Reno; Grace M. Hafer, Nevada City; P. C. Phiilips, Sacramento; W. T. Arthur, Truckee, C. W. Dow, San Francisco; W. D. Vanderhoff, Sacramento; J. J. Connell and wife, Alleghany; Mrs. W. B. Hardie, Mrs. Roy Wagoner, San Mateo; L. M. Fowler, Sacramento; J. J. Sutton, San Francisco; W. BE. Sisson, Berkeley; Chas. F. Moffett, Napa; Chas. Hegarty, Napa; J. Wittmer, Sacramento; Earl Hyde, Angels Camp; Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bradley, Sacramento; R. L. Cramer, San Francisco; Jack Murdock, of Reno; J. H. Morris, Jr. Nevada City; A. R. Hammond, San Francisco; R. F. Taylor, Downieville; D. W. Mills, Downieville; G. A. Hunt, San FranWood, San Jose; Edna Anderson, San Francisco; James Nelson, San years Bar; Philip, Cummins, North Bloomfield; Mrs. Harry Shreve, AlaSacramento. Mr. and Mrs. John Tognarelli returned Sunday evening from an eleven day vacation at Calistoga soda ‘. hot springs. Their daughter, Catherine Tognarelli, and Betty Andrews drove there Saturday evening and

brought them home. A. J. Walsh, ‘Oakland; H. G. Bain, . SMALL FIRE AT AIRPORT A small forest fire of undetermined origin at Nevada City’s airport north of town Sunday evening at 7:30 o’clock called out the city firemen and pumper. They had the blaze under control before it had gained any: headway into the forest. The carpet of pine needles are dry rapidly. HAD: OUR CLOTHES CLEANE: AT THE class . : enough to cause a fire to spread very . Dry Cleaners. Reasonable Prices Grass Valley Laundry and Dry Cleaners 111 Bennett Street, Phone 108 GRASS VALLEY PS £0 at a> short trip in the lower country and Sammie peri h t ty sie ti ial from the Fenton gravel property to verify this claim. 3 FS LTS LT rae = r lovada Theatre HEARTS DIVIDE MAMA STE PS MONDAY __ shadow of Napoleon, Man of Basen § "ma Monday. TUESDA ; sais and ° FAIR ¥V : A . 4 mance mect and Death Valley’ . : merits its name. A detective helps out two. lovers.’ { { i SDAY AND THURSDAY OUT: ‘and’ goes after a spot of excitement with results that raise the Marion Davies.in her all-star: i all-time triumph. A great: love: flames, defiant in the sinister: John Payne. story of when death and. roA great comedy after themodern manner. Mama wearies: of the humdinm: Vaasa PUBLIC Cf Wednesday Night, April 26th at 8:00 P. M.,, in ODD FELLOWS HALL Sponsored by the WOMEN’S CIVIC CLUB Admission 25c 6 ae Se ee ee Si Sh ee a D PARTY : e BROW eeeeivivintetuloivjeiios eaten rte nga cheat ¢ BROWN’S PLACE e Opp. Golf Course on Nevada City-Grass Valley .Highway New and Used Furniture New and Used Stoves of all kinds, Bath Tubs, Sinks, Sie ee ie ee ic i e ioe cisco; Jerry Dickel, Santa Barbara; Toilets and Fixtures, at prices that will agreebly sur4 t t & J. D. Bradley, San Francisco; MarGrass Va ley Laun ry 3 prise you. tin Mortensen, Sacramento; Harold AND v i Leterlertestertestertestertententestent The Christian Science Publishing meda; Bernard J. Cahill, Alameda; Let us show you what can be done Please ‘enter my subscription to The Christian Science Monitor for a ‘ . ; @ period o' Sox, i In Pink, Blue, White or E. R. Crain, Alleghany; Mrs. O. I. with your last spring’s suit or coat Priyear $9.00 6montts$4.60 3 months $2.25 1 month 75c THE WORLD'S GOOD NEWS ® ey a a ee ay pe se et ee ae ee tee “Qne, Norway Street, Boston, Massachusetts Wednesday Issue, Including Magazine Section: 1 year $2.60, 6 issues 25c. Society Sample Copy on Request al fables (unfinished hard. i ja, O. E. S. j ir, Nugget force, an overnight stay at’ the National] in the * ker Hill district. Bickel’ te ‘seiee tate O. E. S. has just return John Blair, of the pe age sy last’ week ‘named trial editors for a. ment booth was in the ‘shape of a as a . y ional] in the ‘Quake 3 . fe ‘ed from a visit to several chapters. in this city, enjoyed a visit from his) «yn; rlhoks “ay, otel in Ss city. and others claim to have a lease on 3 or-Sohomore-Freshman issue of large star. The theme of the prom ; f : -. daughters and their husbands and a 4 Elza Kilroy post office clerk who/. the property and to have the power in southern California. All grand of5 the Searchlight which will come out . was excellently carried out through; bh ; { i ; * nephew Sunday. In the group were Friday. The present staff which has ‘been seriously ill for several. of attorney for the other parties inficers of the state attended a dinner/,,. 14 Mrs. Dwight Osborne, of ile ee Cn Oy . Out. months was able to come to town. terested. At time of going to press and reception in the French room Courtidisds Mr, and Mrs. Ken. Diny of seniors will do no Probably the highlight of the Saturday to cast his. ‘vote in the. Sheriff C. J. Tobiassen was. trying: : ; work on the issue. The special staff. evening was the usual grand march school trustees election — wood) free with each $2.50 Polo Shirts ‘49c up. Socks, 19c pr. — of Nai eee Ca] é s Handkerchiefs, 49c box. Necties 25c only fromm Apr. 26-May 8, inc, ‘ Look around your home _ each pa Note the, spots that need freshening and brightening. Then jotdown your. F or your convenience this store will continue to paint liet and see, us: right P away. It'llipay you to shop . . observe the present shopping hours: 8 a.m. to te TELEPHONE of the farm, carly hetanle“obe’ tavply 6 p. m. Saturday 8 a. m. to 9 p. m. Employees’ of these tree table i tae ite one to cus-hours eight hours a day. ranch, orchard btings neighbors pone gtd ~~ nearer, help quicker, markets closer. Any « one of i its many uses is : worth more to farmer, rancher or NY : orchardist than the telephone S ee he ; sm all cost. EN Fuller Seaaitetove: you get age table free ra a Fuller Pure Prepared Paint—Fuller Porch * : aaa and Deck Paint—Decoret Enamel—FullerFas THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE ' q wear Floor Enamel—Lin-Bar Varnish— AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY: . Speedite Interior Varnish—Fullerspar Ex.“ 2 : terior Varnish—Fullerglo Interior Finish Alpha Stores, Lid.: «. * Ck )] Grass Valley Nevada City a e ‘“Phone 88 Phone 5