August 14, 1933 (4 pages)

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, AUGUST. 14, 1933 ce a sidetrack.was leaking. He struck a match. Gas from the dripping ofl was ignited.’ Residents thought it was an earthquake when the explosion whicch followed rattled dishes and windows for sain Dione in the vicinity.Pegden escaped uninjured. STRUCK A MATCH AND ‘FOUND THE GAS LEAK dinclontiea” ic, Aug. .°14.—+€UP) —thekiag's match is a very effective method of locating an oil or gas leak, according to Walter Pegdon, focal, transfer man. Pegden believed a fuel oil ‘car on Sienithe for the NUGGET! "Market u Phone 67 Our Desire to please You OUR SPECIALTIES = ™® Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Tenjerloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies ane KEYSTONE WARKE CALANAN & RICHARDS Mrs. James _E. Grace HOME COOKING Board By Day or Month Alleghany, Calif. peooreensenes efeteabeegegedeteodete tees sedetegetotedeteidetetonebebdedotobolede ey ! National Market i ational Market: 4 FREE DELIVERY * : PHONE 302 BROAD ‘ST. NEVADA CITY Fresh, and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh “sh Thursdays and Fridays—Place your order ahead for fresh killed Turkeys A F selec stetetetetetetettitets Rellotelok eee ! feoferteaheofonterteateategotefedetitete teleietes Hiieioinininieinieielulos eee better Meteors etsy BELELE’S BEAUTY SHOP 147 Mill sercet Grass ae Volley Phone 740 . _. Permanent Waves $2.953.50-5.00 -— ‘Facials $1.00 and up Belie H. Thompson, formerly with the Star Beauty Shop Canning Supplies! Now is the time to look over your stock of canning supplies and order what you may need from our most complete stock. ae @ Presto Glass Top Fruit Jars-Regular and wide Mouth __™ % Pints, Pints and Quarts—Fruit Cans: Pints and ~ Quarts—Jelly Glasses All Sizes: Mason Jar Lids, : Caps, ‘Economy Caps, Fruit«wax, Paro-wax, Preser> ying Kettles, Collanders, Ladles, Large Spoons, ae Strainers. etc. : Delivered to your home in Peer City or Grass © stoke ‘in our amgnies delivery zones. SOCIAL VBUGHBNOKeBON. Miss Dearstine Daniels And John Bray Wedded John Bray were married 12 o’clock Saturday at a most attractive wed‘ding’ at the Episcopal church. The bride, beautiful, in a lovely dress of white musline de soir an@ carrying a bouquet of yellow roses and sweet Peas, was given away by her father, Mr. David A. Daniels of Nevada City. As she came down the aisle, the bride greeted the crowded pews witn a radiant smile. The bridesmaid, Miss Irma McCormack, was charming ‘in blue muslin de soir and carried an old fashioned bouquet. She preceeded the bride on the arm of her father, Mr. Noble McCormack. Mr. Robert Steger Jr., was the best: man. The ushers were Albert Polglase of Nevada City and Clarence Collins of Grass ‘Valley: “The decoration of the church by Miss Louise Martin was unusually attractive with pink gladiolus and golden-glow. Three lovely arches through which the bride walked were made by Mr. Daniels. The two wedding marches, Lohengrin and Mendlessohn were played by Mrs. Oakley Johns. As the party were filing out of the church, Mrs. Talbot. sang, “I Love You Truly.” The rev. Charles Washburn read the beautiful Episcopal marriage ritual. The wedding was followed by a delightful reception at the bride’s home on Pine street. After their honeymoon in the bay section. Mr. and Mrs. Bray will reside in a beauiiful home in Grass Valley. Mrs. Bray is a very well. known and popular girl of Nevada City, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Daniels. After graduating from the Nevada City high school, she received her certificate from the State Teachers College at San Jose, and for Some years has been on the teaching staff of the Roseville elementary school. Mr. Bray is the son of Mrs. M. J. Kent, sand a rising young man of Grass Valley, where he is engaged in painting and decorating It is interesting to note that Mrs. McCune, who came with her little wedding, named her ‘‘Dearestine”’ honor of the bride. Out-of-town visitors to attend the ir wer Mr. A. Jilbert from Roseville; Mrs. McCune, her mother and baby from Woodland; Mr. and Mr. Justin Smith ,wife and son, Don, from Pittsburgh. * oO Louis Kopp of Kopp’s returned yesterday from with his family. Bakery, Oakland His son Norman Kopp, aged 10, while visiting relatives there with his mother and i brother was stricken with appendicitis and underwent an operation for its removal. Vi tit ee CMM Me tn ee rh or Miss Dearestine Daniels and Mr. . business ! baby from Woodland to attend the} 7 . : : . wedding of Miss Dearestine Daniels and wife from ' Sacramento, several school teachers . and Mrs. Fred Reed, Sacramento ; EVENTS . GUM SUBHAUONB. Birthday Party for Richard Anderson Richard Anderson was entertained at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow: last Saturday, the occasion being his fourth birthday. There were twenty five kiddies invited to the party and all enjoyed a happy afternoon, which was spent in playing games; aftr which dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. oO 48) LOCAL HA DPE-NING: Hadley Beedle of Mr. and Mrs. guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Hitchens, for the day. Miss Helen .Davidson returned to , her home in Nevada City Sunday after’a two weeks vacation spent with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. RF. Truhela, at Alleghany. Mrs. Eliza Jewel and ter, Miss Winnie Jewel weeks in. Nevada City visiting the former’s son, and latter’s father, F. Jewel. They left Friday for their home in Oakland. granddaughspent a few Harold Guenther returned Saturday from Jonesville, Plumas county ‘with a tractor, on his truck, property of a Los Angeles firm. He left Sunday accompanied by his wife who had been visiting in Nevada City. John R. the guest of Christian Anderson and Mr. son, ts Pavilla, well known artist his daughter, Mrs. Anderis Miss Harriet Bleakley leaves taniorrow for Berkeley, where she will register as a Junior in the University of California. Mejor P, Armstrong’s friends will be sorry to hear that he was very il! {Monday night at his home on Ne{ Seat street. . Miss Deynes Foley leaves today for Berkeley, where she will enter the University of California for her third year. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larsen and son and daughter returned Sunday from about a month’s trip in the east. They visited Mrs. Larsen’s home town in Nova Scotia and attended the fair at Chicago. -0 Mrs. Wade Armstrong, who was recently operated on ina Sacramento hospital has so far recovered that she was able. to return te her home in Nevada City Sunday. Grass Valley Cleatiers 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor give a service that will please you Phone 375 We will credit your phone. Will eall Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION H. BELOUD . Is Retiring From Business 4] THE ENTIRE STOCK Together with building offered FOR SALE Mis ees Public Auction, Monday, August 21 105. West Main \ Street And Following Days Until Entire sik Is Sold Beloud Grass Valley Reno, flew to Nevada City Sunday in. their Curtis-Robin plane and were . Our Price $1 i. . TAXI SERVICE Plaza Garage PLAZA SERVICE STATION GOODRICH TIRE AGENT ™ Announcement is made by the Plaza Service Station of this city, that it has become a dealer for the nationally known line of tires and tubes manufactured by the B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, Ohio. “It will feature as-part of its service to customers the famous Goodrich Safety Silvertown and the Goodrich Cavalier, two tires which have won their reputations for safety and service by usage on millions of sara erican automobiles. i Its latest contribution to the war against highway accidents is an announcement of the new Golden Ply Safety Silvertown tires which incorporates a construction change against blowouts. The major improvement is a ply made of a special compound to resist ‘intermal; ‘heat and friction. oO 0 Ed Trimmer made a. round trip to’ Berkeley Sunday taking Will Jeffrey Jr., to that city where he is entering the University of California. —Postoffice employes "BIG COURT’ ASKED ‘FOR DEATH CERTIFICATE 14.—(UP) figured the “Big Court of Sacramento” mean none other than the third district court of appeal. So they delivered to Clerk John T. Stafford a letter bearing that. address. The letter, written by a Calexico woman, asked for a copy of a death certificate. Stafford turned the letter over to the vital ‘statistics division of the state department of health: SPSL GT SHEE NRT, Fire and Automobile SACRAMENTO, Aug. cout Insurance HB. DOW NOTARY PUBLIC. 208 anotn St. Phone 2073" Nevada City TIRES! WE ARE THE LARGEST DISTRBUTORS OF TIRES IN THE COUNTY, CARRY ING AN IMMENSE STOCK. Therefore We are Better prepared To FILL ALL DEMANDS FOR ALL SIZES AS CALLED FOR. SPECIAL! for owners of Old Fords. 30 x 3 1-2 Over-size elincher$3-'° Lubrication and Greasing Our greasing plant is complete with the most modern and up-to date equipment. ! .We having spent several thousands of dollars to secure the Most Efficient Equipmert. . Fords Chevrolets and Austins. { BLOW-OUT . PROTECTION, Yes:.You can have this “S Times Safer Tire”. AT NO EXTRA 60S‘ E’RE not charging one penny extra for thenew Safety Silvertown, with the Life-Saver Golden Ply. This amazing ncw invention prevents blow-cuts makes motorists 3 times safer at today’s high speeds. Why be satisfied with ordinary tires when you can ¢et this blow-out protection Free . ; specifying Silvertowns. Good: rie Safety Silvexitown WITH LIE SAVER GOLDEN PLY A a Estee — TCR IEY S055 = sien i= arate tae 2 a Te NOR St Ni oi «3

THE NEVADA CITY NUGGET MONDAY, AUGUST. 14, 1933 ce a sidetrack.was leaking. He struck a match. Gas from the dripping ofl was ignited.’ Residents thought it was an earthquake when the explosion whicch followed rattled dishes and windows for sain Dione in the vicinity.Pegden escaped uninjured. STRUCK A MATCH AND ‘FOUND THE GAS LEAK dinclontiea” ic, Aug. .°14.—+€UP) —thekiag's match is a very effective method of locating an oil or gas leak, according to Walter Pegdon, focal, transfer man. Pegden believed a fuel oil ‘car on Sienithe for the NUGGET! "Market u Phone 67 Our Desire to please You OUR SPECIALTIES = ™® Small Rib Steak, Tender and Juicy; fine Tenjerloin and Sirloin Cuts; Roasts of all kinds; Weinies ane KEYSTONE WARKE CALANAN & RICHARDS Mrs. James _E. Grace HOME COOKING Board By Day or Month Alleghany, Calif. peooreensenes efeteabeegegedeteodete tees sedetegetotedeteidetetonebebdedotobolede ey ! National Market i ational Market: 4 FREE DELIVERY * : PHONE 302 BROAD ‘ST. NEVADA CITY Fresh, and salted meats—Poultry of all kinds—Fresh “sh Thursdays and Fridays—Place your order ahead for fresh killed Turkeys A F selec stetetetetetetettitets Rellotelok eee ! feoferteaheofonterteateategotefedetitete teleietes Hiieioinininieinieielulos eee better Meteors etsy BELELE’S BEAUTY SHOP 147 Mill sercet Grass ae Volley Phone 740 . _. Permanent Waves $2.953.50-5.00 -— ‘Facials $1.00 and up Belie H. Thompson, formerly with the Star Beauty Shop Canning Supplies! Now is the time to look over your stock of canning supplies and order what you may need from our most complete stock. ae @ Presto Glass Top Fruit Jars-Regular and wide Mouth __™ % Pints, Pints and Quarts—Fruit Cans: Pints and ~ Quarts—Jelly Glasses All Sizes: Mason Jar Lids, : Caps, ‘Economy Caps, Fruit«wax, Paro-wax, Preser> ying Kettles, Collanders, Ladles, Large Spoons, ae Strainers. etc. : Delivered to your home in Peer City or Grass © stoke ‘in our amgnies delivery zones. SOCIAL VBUGHBNOKeBON. Miss Dearstine Daniels And John Bray Wedded John Bray were married 12 o’clock Saturday at a most attractive wed‘ding’ at the Episcopal church. The bride, beautiful, in a lovely dress of white musline de soir an@ carrying a bouquet of yellow roses and sweet Peas, was given away by her father, Mr. David A. Daniels of Nevada City. As she came down the aisle, the bride greeted the crowded pews witn a radiant smile. The bridesmaid, Miss Irma McCormack, was charming ‘in blue muslin de soir and carried an old fashioned bouquet. She preceeded the bride on the arm of her father, Mr. Noble McCormack. Mr. Robert Steger Jr., was the best: man. The ushers were Albert Polglase of Nevada City and Clarence Collins of Grass ‘Valley: “The decoration of the church by Miss Louise Martin was unusually attractive with pink gladiolus and golden-glow. Three lovely arches through which the bride walked were made by Mr. Daniels. The two wedding marches, Lohengrin and Mendlessohn were played by Mrs. Oakley Johns. As the party were filing out of the church, Mrs. Talbot. sang, “I Love You Truly.” The rev. Charles Washburn read the beautiful Episcopal marriage ritual. The wedding was followed by a delightful reception at the bride’s home on Pine street. After their honeymoon in the bay section. Mr. and Mrs. Bray will reside in a beauiiful home in Grass Valley. Mrs. Bray is a very well. known and popular girl of Nevada City, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Daniels. After graduating from the Nevada City high school, she received her certificate from the State Teachers College at San Jose, and for Some years has been on the teaching staff of the Roseville elementary school. Mr. Bray is the son of Mrs. M. J. Kent, sand a rising young man of Grass Valley, where he is engaged in painting and decorating It is interesting to note that Mrs. McCune, who came with her little wedding, named her ‘‘Dearestine”’ honor of the bride. Out-of-town visitors to attend the ir wer Mr. A. Jilbert from Roseville; Mrs. McCune, her mother and baby from Woodland; Mr. and Mr. Justin Smith ,wife and son, Don, from Pittsburgh. * oO Louis Kopp of Kopp’s returned yesterday from with his family. Bakery, Oakland His son Norman Kopp, aged 10, while visiting relatives there with his mother and i brother was stricken with appendicitis and underwent an operation for its removal. Vi tit ee CMM Me tn ee rh or Miss Dearestine Daniels and Mr. . business ! baby from Woodland to attend the} 7 . : : . wedding of Miss Dearestine Daniels and wife from ' Sacramento, several school teachers . and Mrs. Fred Reed, Sacramento ; EVENTS . GUM SUBHAUONB. Birthday Party for Richard Anderson Richard Anderson was entertained at the home of his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow: last Saturday, the occasion being his fourth birthday. There were twenty five kiddies invited to the party and all enjoyed a happy afternoon, which was spent in playing games; aftr which dainty refreshments of ice cream and cake were served. oO 48) LOCAL HA DPE-NING: Hadley Beedle of Mr. and Mrs. guests of their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. George Hitchens, for the day. Miss Helen .Davidson returned to , her home in Nevada City Sunday after’a two weeks vacation spent with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. RF. Truhela, at Alleghany. Mrs. Eliza Jewel and ter, Miss Winnie Jewel weeks in. Nevada City visiting the

former’s son, and latter’s father, F. Jewel. They left Friday for their home in Oakland. granddaughspent a few Harold Guenther returned Saturday from Jonesville, Plumas county ‘with a tractor, on his truck, property of a Los Angeles firm. He left Sunday accompanied by his wife who had been visiting in Nevada City. John R. the guest of Christian Anderson and Mr. son, ts Pavilla, well known artist his daughter, Mrs. Anderis Miss Harriet Bleakley leaves taniorrow for Berkeley, where she will register as a Junior in the University of California. Mejor P, Armstrong’s friends will be sorry to hear that he was very il! {Monday night at his home on Ne{ Seat street. . Miss Deynes Foley leaves today for Berkeley, where she will enter the University of California for her third year. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Larsen and son and daughter returned Sunday from about a month’s trip in the east. They visited Mrs. Larsen’s home town in Nova Scotia and attended the fair at Chicago. -0 Mrs. Wade Armstrong, who was recently operated on ina Sacramento hospital has so far recovered that she was able. to return te her home in Nevada City Sunday. Grass Valley Cleatiers 111 West Main Street ED. BURTNER, Proprietor give a service that will please you Phone 375 We will credit your phone. Will eall Monday and Thursday afternoons at your home and deliver on the next trip over. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION H. BELOUD . Is Retiring From Business 4] THE ENTIRE STOCK Together with building offered FOR SALE Mis ees Public Auction, Monday, August 21 105. West Main \ Street And Following Days Until Entire sik Is Sold Beloud Grass Valley Reno, flew to Nevada City Sunday in. their Curtis-Robin plane and were . Our Price $1 i. . TAXI SERVICE Plaza Garage PLAZA SERVICE STATION GOODRICH TIRE AGENT ™ Announcement is made by the Plaza Service Station of this city, that it has become a dealer for the nationally known line of tires and tubes manufactured by the B. F. Goodrich Company, Akron, Ohio. “It will feature as-part of its service to customers the famous Goodrich Safety Silvertown and the Goodrich Cavalier, two tires which have won their reputations for safety and service by usage on millions of sara erican automobiles. i Its latest contribution to the war against highway accidents is an announcement of the new Golden Ply Safety Silvertown tires which incorporates a construction change against blowouts. The major improvement is a ply made of a special compound to resist ‘intermal; ‘heat and friction. oO 0 Ed Trimmer made a. round trip to’ Berkeley Sunday taking Will Jeffrey Jr., to that city where he is entering the University of California. —Postoffice employes "BIG COURT’ ASKED ‘FOR DEATH CERTIFICATE 14.—(UP) figured the “Big Court of Sacramento” mean none other than the third district court of appeal. So they delivered to Clerk John T. Stafford a letter bearing that. address. The letter, written by a Calexico woman, asked for a copy of a death certificate. Stafford turned the letter over to the vital ‘statistics division of the state department of health: SPSL GT SHEE NRT, Fire and Automobile SACRAMENTO, Aug. cout Insurance HB. DOW NOTARY PUBLIC. 208 anotn St. Phone 2073" Nevada City TIRES! WE ARE THE LARGEST DISTRBUTORS OF TIRES IN THE COUNTY, CARRY ING AN IMMENSE STOCK. Therefore We are Better prepared To FILL ALL DEMANDS FOR ALL SIZES AS CALLED FOR. SPECIAL! for owners of Old Fords.. 30 x 3 1-2 Over-size elincher$3-'° Lubrication and Greasing Our greasing plant is complete with the most modern and up-to date equipment. ! ..We having spent several thousands of dollars to secure the Most Efficient Equipmert. . Fords Chevrolets and Austins. { BLOW-OUT . PROTECTION, Yes:.You can have this “S Times Safer Tire”.. AT NO EXTRA 60S‘ E’RE not charging one penny extra for thenew Safety Silvertown, with the Life-Saver Golden Ply. This amazing ncw invention prevents blow-cuts makes motorists 3 times safer at today’s high speeds. Why be satisfied with ordinary tires when you can ¢et this blow-out protection Free . ; specifying Silvertowns. Good: rie Safety Silvexitown WITH LIE SAVER GOLDEN PLY A a Estee — TCR IEY S055 = sien i= arate tae 2 a Te NOR St Ni oi «3