April 5, 1940 (6 pages)

FRIDAY, APRIL 5, PAGE FIVE FIVE 1940. CAMPTONVILLE N NOTES CAMPTONVILLE, April 4.—John G. Ramm motored to Nevada City Monday to visit his wife who is serjiously ill at the Nevada City Sanitarium. He was accompanied by Herman E. Ramm and Julius C, Ramm. Warren N. Pauly and Miss Harriet Church returned to Marysville Monee to resume their studies in the high school after spending the week ed with their parents here. The their homes the past few days with illness, W. C. Williams, Julius E. Pauly, Misses Cynthia Church and Miss Maxine Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bullington left Wednesday for Wheatland where on following were confined to Below Cost Get Ready 46 Assorted Wood Screens NEVADA LUMBER “The Pioneer Boulder Street Bargains !!! STEEL WINDOW SCREENS WITH HARDWARE— Assorted sizes—While They Last Collapsible Screems—24 inne .oocecceeccccceceeeseeeticeeeeeeeee Collapsible Screems—30. tr. sis sseeeeeceeseeeteeees Phone 500 Prices! ! ! For Spring ee each $1.25 COUNTY COMPANY Lumber Yard” Nevada City . Meet Despite Weather NEVADA CIty NUGGET Whinwdsy pay” will paldirats the 92nd birthday. of Mrs. Bullington’s mother, Mrs. Caroline Walker of Wheatland. Mrs. Walker has been a resident of Wheatland since 1894. Wedding Bells for Camptonville Couple CAMPTONVILLE, April 4.—Wedding bells rang Sunday for Luke L. Ramm and Miss Lois Olson, residents of this place, who were married at Reno. The wedding party consisted of the bride and groom, Charles Percy, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Butz, Miss . Ruth Chatfield, and Arnold Olson. They encountered difficulty in trav-} eling due to storm and bad _ road conditions, and were late’ getting there, delaying the wedding until 10 o’clock in the evening. Luke L Ramm, a member of a well known pioneer family of this seetion, has spent a good part of his life. in this section, following the mining industry, in which capacity he is now working at Nevada City. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jessie D. Olson, a resident of Oak Valey, and a member of a large family which has resided here for the past several years. Camptonville Clubs CAMPTONVILLE, April 4.—Despite storm conditions the Chatterso Club meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Samuel F. Price. The afternoon was spent in sewing and conversation. The following were present: Mrs. Guy C. Tabler, Mrs. William A. Hemleben, Miss Katherine Pauly and the _ hostess, Mrs. Samuel F. Price. The Saturday evening Pinochle Club: met Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. William A. Lang, the hostesses: of the evening being Mrs. Lang and Mrs. William A. HemlieCOURT CALENDAR The hiswite wetter matters will be heard in the superior court this morning by Judge George L. Jones: Estate of Palline M. Sweet, deceased. Petition for probate of. will. St. Louis Gold Mines. Petition. Estate of Sadie M. Beedle, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. Estate of. Wade ceased. Petition for ance. Estate of Robert L. Cunningham, Armstrong, defamily allowdeceased. Petition to set aside estate. . Valdez vs. California Midland R R Co. Trial. Commercial Discount Co. vs John . T. Jones. Demurrer. Ady vs. Ady and Bonnivert vs. Bonnivert. Orders to show cause. Estate of Joseph C. Trewren, deceased. Petition to sell stocks and bonds. Estate of Karoline Bierwagen, deceased. Second accounting. Estate of Caniola F. Ford, deceased; Bieloch vs. Polyanich; Diamond Match Co. vs. Van Lue. Continued from .March 29. Special Detail Work— J. D. Rafferty, law enforcement officer for the Tahoe national forest, is spending two weeks on special detail work at the forest service equipment depot in Stockton. ben, The evening was spent in playing pinochle-as the name of the club implies, with the following in attendance: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morehead, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hemleben, Mrs. Olive Groves, Miss Lydia O. Groves, Mrs: Samuel F. Price, Miss Elsie Price, Herman H. Clendennen and Mrs. William ‘L. Lang. Mesdames Jack and John Montgomery were guests. E’RE talking h thousands who treadle fcot touches Piers is the Buick achieved a lifetime ambition. That is to say, they don’t yetown a Buick. We want to point out a few facts about the Buick SPECIAL pictured here—show how it swings wide the door on a golden opportunity. Step into this sleek sweetheart. Your ere tu those quich have not yet off a triggering wheel. Prices begin at for Business Coupe —Sedan prices start at $955— dedelinevad at Flint, Mich. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment aud accessories —exira. Prices subject to change without notice. W GpeciaL 4-door £6207 Dy uelash straight-eight engine that’s just about the smoothest thing that runs, thanks to micropoised-balancing after assembly. Swing through the gear changes and you find the same easy, finger-flick shifting asin the most costly Buick. And the same recoil-mounted KneeAction soaking up bumps before they reach your hand on the stcerTake arough road in stride. You'll find that stout BuiCoil Springs muffie out the bumps — and they’ll never need lubrication. Look out through the easyvision Safety Plate Glass in every window. “Eheck up on the equipment: TwoWay Direction Signal with GOES* ring sedan automatic cut-off, built-in automatic choke, oil-filter, high-capacity water pump—they’re ali tacre. Here’s the smart style, the blithe performance and the solid, substantial Buick quality of materials and workmanship that make this the car you’ve been looking forward to. Yetthe figures on the SPECIAL make you think it’s a six instead ofa husky straight-eight. Indeed; when you count in the included equipment, it costs no more than some cars with lower advertised prices. So look into the Buick SPECIAL. See if this isn’t the time to “step up” to * You can teke degler. “EXEMPLAR ©F GENERAL MOTORS VALUE time just by asking your Buick the car you’ve always wanted. a trial drive any pan Tnenceneairaeioea PAUL VILES Hills Fiat, Gave Valley, California CHURCEES METHODIST CHURCH Instruction class at 9:39 2, m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a, m. Invitatidn scl” at 11 a. m.Invitation to prayer ory . the Quietness,’’ choir. Vocal so_o. . ‘Prayer Perfect,’’ Mrs. Betty Brown. SUNDAY SERVICES {Sermon ‘‘Well Diggers,” pastor. Re the close of the sermon we shal! have . ;communion service for all who de-. . sire to tarry and partake of the com_ . ! munion with us. Hospital Sunday at [b2: Dp. . sharp in charge of Miss. Bar. bara Bias riss. Epworth League at § . p. m. The leader Margaret Norts There are some special musical numbers. Preaching service at 7 p. m. Ten minute zone service 1-1 be Tom . Rickard. Vocal solo, Tom Rickard. Sermon, Rev. Pateman. The pastor will preach in Grass Valley for Rev. Dr. Mills who is sick. Fellowship at close of the service for the Epworth Read the 19 chapter of» John’s Gospel. Wednesday at 2 p. m. Ladies Aid Society. AH members and friends are asked to be present. TRINITY EPISCOPAL $3 30-4. Mm. Holy communion. 9:45 a m. Church school. 11a. m. Holy communion, with address. The rector will preach wpon ‘‘What is Christian Unity;’’ this address will give the high points in the address made by the Rt. Rev. Edward Lamb Parsons; Sacramento upon Wednesday of this week. ‘vill be led by the vested choir. Mrs. organ. The music will include: the . “Kyrie,” the ‘‘Gloria Tibi,’ and the “aus Tibi’, the ‘Sanctus’ “Gloria in Excelsus,’’ and the Dimittis.” “or un ning 7 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Friday evening, 8 pp. meets. Confirmation held for noon in the rector’s the afternoon. ‘urged to come to these Classes: bishop will be with us the first Sun day factory examination to confirmed member of church. SUNDAY SERVICES classes will be study at four i> the isfies. Him known. Evening Evangelistic Service ai who saves from the uttermost to the uttermost. Wednesday evening Praise and Prayer service at 7:30 P. M. Bring your Bibles and an open heart to study the-word of God. Ladies Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday afternoon 1:00 P. M. View Flooded Areas— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weege motored to the flooded areas around and in Marysville during the past week end. They drove to the bridge over the Feather river between Yuba City and Marysville and saw crews of men placing sand bags along the river banks to keep water out of Marysville. The water was trickling out from the bottom of the wall of sand bags and they decided to get out at once. The extremely high water was caused by the junction of the Yuba and Feather rivers at Marysville. Both rivers were raging torrents and yast areas were inundated ip all directions from the two cities. money. CHURCH SERVICES Bishop of California, at the 30th an-. nual convention of the Tiocese of} Marian Libbey will direct the choir and Miss Mary Libbey will be at the . . the . . 7:30 P. M. Come and meet the Christ Leaguers. Week events—Bible study and prayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.; . . The sacred music of the church] Week Day Events: Wednesday evem. The vestry the next nine Sunday afterAdults are especially The in June. You must pass a satisbecome. “4 Episcopal AT BETHANY CHURCH gm Honor th hk proud moments with the proudest ‘name in time These new, amazingly thin watches have famous Gruen movemes::s and world renowned Gruen style leadership. See them today! HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers (Since 1875) 306 Broad St. 124 MillSt. Nevada City Gra-: Valley = FROM YOUR JEWELER ARE GIFTS AT THEIR ay APARTMENT. TO rooms and bath. ern in all Phone 95. LEASE — Five Broad street. Modrespects. With garage. 3-5tf 419 Spring Street (Affiliated with Assemblies of-God) Sunday School 9:45 A. M. All are; invited to attend Bethany Church . School. There are classes for all. The Sunday School needs you, Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Come and let us worship the Lord} “tOXOtnher: Christ Ambassadors meet at 6:30, P. M. The young people of Bethany have found Christ the one who satThey invite all to attend their service for it is their-desire to make EXPi RADIO .REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in RadioIlls, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, Phone 743-3 State Farm Insurance AUTOMOBILE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, FIRE Local Agent : MRS. WALTER E. PARSONS 308 S. Church &t., Grass Valley, Calif. WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00.: Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 2c, fancy, 50c. All, “work guaranteed, J. M. Bertsche, “watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WA TER H. DANIELS Phone be t. P. ae Box 501 FINE WATCH REPAIRING Work Callea for and . el aan cee or ay tee DICK LANES . ~ GARAGE AND SERVICE stat BROAD AND UNION STREETS, Avoid a big repair bill by having ones attended to in time. Let us « your car regularly. B28 Cogate Soraet NEVADA CITY It will save you j 3-16 Clarence R. Gray . 3

FRIDAY, APRIL 5, PAGE FIVE FIVE 1940. CAMPTONVILLE N NOTES CAMPTONVILLE, April 4.—John G. Ramm motored to Nevada City Monday to visit his wife who is serjiously ill at the Nevada City Sanitarium. He was accompanied by Herman E. Ramm and Julius C, Ramm. Warren N. Pauly and Miss Harriet Church returned to Marysville Monee to resume their studies in the high school after spending the week ed with their parents here. The their homes the past few days with illness, W. C. Williams, Julius E. Pauly, Misses Cynthia Church and Miss Maxine Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bullington left Wednesday for Wheatland where on following were confined to Below Cost Get Ready 46 Assorted Wood Screens NEVADA LUMBER “The Pioneer Boulder Street Bargains !!! STEEL WINDOW SCREENS WITH HARDWARE— Assorted sizes—While They Last Collapsible Screems—24 inne ..oocecceeccccceceeeseeeticeeeeeeeee Collapsible Screems—30. tr. sis sseeeeeceeseeeteeees Phone 500 Prices! ! ! For Spring ee each $1.25 COUNTY COMPANY Lumber Yard” Nevada City . Meet Despite Weather NEVADA CIty NUGGET Whinwdsy pay” will paldirats the 92nd birthday. of Mrs. Bullington’s mother, Mrs. Caroline Walker of Wheatland. Mrs. Walker has been a resident of Wheatland since 1894. Wedding Bells for Camptonville Couple CAMPTONVILLE, April 4.—Wedding bells rang Sunday for Luke L. Ramm and Miss Lois Olson, residents of this place, who were married at Reno. The wedding party consisted of the bride and groom, Charles Percy, Mr. and Mrs. George E. Butz, Miss . Ruth Chatfield, and Arnold Olson. They encountered difficulty in trav-} eling due to storm and bad _ road conditions, and were late’ getting there, delaying the wedding until 10 o’clock in the evening. Luke L Ramm, a member of a well known pioneer family of this seetion, has spent a good part of his life. in this section, following the mining industry, in which capacity he is now working at Nevada City. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Jessie D. Olson, a resident of Oak Valey, and a member of a large family which has resided here for the past several years. Camptonville Clubs CAMPTONVILLE, April 4.—Despite storm conditions the Chatterso Club meeting Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Samuel F. Price. The afternoon was spent in sewing and conversation. The following were present: Mrs. Guy C. Tabler, Mrs. William A. Hemleben, Miss Katherine Pauly and the _ hostess, Mrs. Samuel F. Price. The Saturday evening Pinochle Club: met Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. William A. Lang, the hostesses: of the evening being Mrs. Lang and Mrs. William A. HemlieCOURT CALENDAR The hiswite wetter matters will be heard in the superior court this morning by Judge George L. Jones: Estate of Palline M. Sweet, deceased. Petition for probate of. will. St. Louis Gold Mines. Petition. Estate of Sadie M. Beedle, deceased. Petition for letters of administration. Estate of. Wade ceased. Petition for ance. Estate of Robert L. Cunningham, Armstrong, defamily allowdeceased. Petition to set aside estate. . Valdez vs. California Midland R R Co. Trial. Commercial Discount Co. vs John . T. Jones. Demurrer. Ady vs. Ady and Bonnivert vs. Bonnivert. Orders to show cause. Estate of Joseph C. Trewren, deceased. Petition to sell stocks and bonds. Estate of Karoline Bierwagen, deceased. Second accounting. Estate of Caniola F. Ford, deceased; Bieloch vs. Polyanich; Diamond Match Co. vs. Van Lue. Continued from .March 29. Special Detail Work— J. D. Rafferty, law enforcement officer for the Tahoe national forest, is spending two weeks on special detail work at the forest service equipment depot in Stockton. ben, The evening was spent in playing pinochle-as the name of the club implies, with the following in attendance: Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Morehead, Mr. and Mrs. William A. Hemleben, Mrs. Olive Groves, Miss Lydia O. Groves, Mrs: Samuel F. Price, Miss Elsie Price, Herman H. Clendennen and Mrs. William ‘L. Lang. Mesdames Jack and John Montgomery were guests. E’RE talking h thousands who treadle fcot touches Piers is the Buick achieved a lifetime ambition. That is to say, they don’t yetown a Buick. We want to point out a few facts about the Buick SPECIAL pictured here—show how it swings wide the door on a golden opportunity. Step into this sleek sweetheart. Your ere tu those quich have not yet off a triggering wheel. Prices begin at for Business Coupe —Sedan prices start at $955— dedelinevad at Flint, Mich. Transportation based on rail rates, state and local taxes (if any), optional equipment aud accessories —exira. Prices subject to change without notice. W GpeciaL 4-door £6207 Dy uelash straight-eight engine that’s just about the smoothest thing that runs, thanks to micropoised-balancing after assembly. Swing through the gear changes and you find the same easy, finger-flick shifting asin the most costly Buick.. And the same recoil-mounted KneeAction soaking up bumps before they reach your hand on the stcerTake arough road in stride. You'll find that stout BuiCoil Springs muffie out the bumps — and they’ll never need lubrication. Look out through the easyvision Safety Plate Glass in every window. “Eheck up on the equipment: TwoWay Direction Signal with GOES* ring sedan automatic cut-off, built-in automatic choke, oil-filter, high-capacity water pump—they’re ali tacre. Here’s the smart style, the blithe performance and the solid, substantial Buick quality of materials and workmanship that make this the car you’ve been looking forward to. Yetthe figures on the SPECIAL make you think it’s a six instead ofa husky straight-eight. Indeed; when you count in the included equipment, it costs no more than some cars with lower advertised prices. So look into the Buick SPECIAL. See if this isn’t the time to “step up” to * You can teke degler. “EXEMPLAR ©F GENERAL MOTORS VALUE time just by asking your Buick the car you’ve always wanted. a trial drive any pan Tnenceneairaeioea PAUL VILES Hills Fiat, Gave Valley, California

CHURCEES METHODIST CHURCH Instruction class at 9:39 2, m. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching service at 11 a, m. Invitatidn scl” at 11 a. m.Invitation to prayer ory . the Quietness,’’ choir. Vocal so_o. . ‘Prayer Perfect,’’ Mrs. Betty Brown. SUNDAY SERVICES {Sermon ‘‘Well Diggers,” pastor. Re the close of the sermon we shal! have . ;communion service for all who de-. . sire to tarry and partake of the com_ . ! munion with us. Hospital Sunday at [b2: Dp. . sharp in charge of Miss. Bar. bara Bias riss. Epworth League at § . p. m. The leader Margaret Norts There are some special musical numbers. Preaching service at 7 p. m. Ten minute zone service 1-1 be Tom . Rickard. Vocal solo, Tom Rickard. Sermon, Rev. Pateman. The pastor will preach in Grass Valley for Rev. Dr. Mills who is sick. Fellowship at close of the service for the Epworth Read the 19 chapter of» John’s Gospel. Wednesday at 2 p. m. Ladies Aid Society. AH members and friends are asked to be present. TRINITY EPISCOPAL $3 30-4. Mm. Holy communion. 9:45 a m. Church school. 11a. m. Holy communion, with address. The rector will preach wpon ‘‘What is Christian Unity;’’ this address will give the high points in the address made by the Rt. Rev. Edward Lamb Parsons; Sacramento upon Wednesday of this week. ‘vill be led by the vested choir. Mrs. organ. The music will include: the . “Kyrie,” the ‘‘Gloria Tibi,’ and the “aus Tibi’, the ‘Sanctus’ “Gloria in Excelsus,’’ and the Dimittis.” “or un ning 7 p. m. Choir rehearsal. Friday evening, 8 pp. meets. Confirmation held for noon in the rector’s the afternoon. ‘urged to come to these Classes: bishop will be with us the first Sun day factory examination to confirmed member of church. SUNDAY SERVICES classes will be study at four i> the isfies. Him known. Evening Evangelistic Service ai who saves from the uttermost to the uttermost. Wednesday evening Praise and Prayer service at 7:30 P. M. Bring your Bibles and an open heart to study the-word of God. Ladies Mid-week prayer meeting Thursday afternoon 1:00 P. M. View Flooded Areas— Mr. and Mrs. Walter Weege motored to the flooded areas around and in Marysville during the past week end. They drove to the bridge over the Feather river between Yuba City and Marysville and saw crews of men placing sand bags along the river banks to keep water out of Marysville. The water was trickling out from the bottom of the wall of sand bags and they decided to get out at once. The extremely high water was caused by the junction of the Yuba and Feather rivers at Marysville. Both rivers were raging torrents and yast areas were inundated ip all directions from the two cities. money. CHURCH SERVICES Bishop of California, at the 30th an-. nual convention of the Tiocese of} Marian Libbey will direct the choir and Miss Mary Libbey will be at the . . the . . 7:30 P. M. Come and meet the Christ Leaguers. Week events—Bible study and prayer hour Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.; . . The sacred music of the church] Week Day Events: Wednesday evem. The vestry the next nine Sunday afterAdults are especially The in June. You must pass a satisbecome. “4 Episcopal AT BETHANY CHURCH gm Honor th hk proud moments with the proudest ‘name in time These new, amazingly thin watches have famous Gruen movemes::s and world renowned Gruen style leadership. See them today! HARTUNG’S Dependable Jewelers (Since 1875) 306 Broad St. 124 MillSt. Nevada City Gra-: Valley = FROM YOUR JEWELER ARE GIFTS AT THEIR ay APARTMENT. TO rooms and bath. ern in all Phone 95. LEASE — Five Broad street. Modrespects. With garage. 3-5tf 419 Spring Street (Affiliated with Assemblies of-God) Sunday School 9:45 A. M. All are; invited to attend Bethany Church . School. There are classes for all. The Sunday School needs you, Morning Worship 11:00 A. M. Come and let us worship the Lord} “tOXOtnher: Christ Ambassadors meet at 6:30, P. M. The young people of Bethany have found Christ the one who satThey invite all to attend their service for it is their-desire to make EXPi RADIO .REPAIRING — Loud Speaker Systems for Rent or Sale. Authorized Philco Auto Radio Service. ART’S RADIO HOSPITAL —Specialists in RadioIlls, 112 South Church Street, Grass Valley. Phone 984, Phone 743-3 State Farm Insurance AUTOMOBILE, LIFE, ACCIDENT, FIRE Local Agent : MRS. WALTER E. PARSONS 308 S. Church &t., Grass Valley, Calif. WATCHES CLEANED, $1.00.: Mainsprings, $1.00. Watch Chrystals, round, 2c, fancy, 50c. All, “work guaranteed, J. M. Bertsche, “watch and Clock repairing. With Ray’s Fixit Shop, New location, 109 West Main Street, Grass Valley. 12-1tf REAL ESTATE WA TER H. DANIELS Phone be t. P. ae Box 501 FINE WATCH REPAIRING Work Callea for and . el aan cee or ay tee DICK LANES . ~ GARAGE AND SERVICE stat BROAD AND UNION STREETS, Avoid a big repair bill by having ones attended to in time. Let us « your car regularly. B28 Cogate Soraet NEVADA CITY It will save you j 3-16 Clarence R. Gray . 3