August 22, 1947 (8 pages)

cc) ' i, 4 “T. comer Pine and Spring Street » ppIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1947 mee er Is Wed Wiliam W. Esterly, Jr. VAULEY: Miss Elizabeth . ghamberger became Mre. pre wintield Bsterly, Jr., at a candlelight service at eight rday evening in the Emi S00 1 church. Rev. wi Mi Buck officiated at the church Was decorated with ake giadiolt. The bride “wore 4& om of white satin with long train, ie stip length veil caught with a ajronet of seed pearls and orange ims: She earried a. white nye? book and 2a white orchid, with white bouvardia. (Mrs. Norman Ambrose, of Fresno was matron of honor. She wore A pink gown and carried an old fashioned bouquet of pink and blue carnations. ' Mary Ann Shamberger of Grass Valley and Joyce Elaine Fuller of Stockton, cousins of the bride, were bridesmaids. Best man was Charles William Patton II of Los Angeles. Patton is a cousin of the groom. Chalmers Shamberger, the bride’s father, estorted her to the altar. Ushere were Richard Shamberger, Rodney Rush, Neal Morgan and the groom’s brother, Richard Patton INTERNATIONAL BATTERIES $9.95 and Up sf Guaranteed for 1-2 Years Service Garage . ALL MECHANIOAL WORK DONE BY “RICK” RICKARD _ __ Nevada Oity be = ‘ Newspaper Ad Pi ee 3 * ; i 2 et ‘ he: aa 28 ‘ 4 , tae es Esterly. NEVADA CITY-GRAS S_ VALLEY NUGGET “ PACE FIVE The bride’s mother wore a turquoise blue dinner dress and a corsage’ of deep pink carnations and bouvardia, while the groom’s mother, Mrs. W. W. Bsterly,: Sr., dressed in powder blue. At the reception whichfollowed in the parish hall, the newlyweds cut a four-tiered wedding cake: The couple will honeymoon in Southern California for two weeks, and upon their return young Esterly expects to continue pre-legal rae as at Sacramento Junior TColege. was William Molthen Wed To Edith Beale in Guam NEVIADIA CITY, Word has beem received by friends here of the marriage of William Molthen, formerly of this city, to Miss Edith Beale in Guam on July 26.Molthen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Molthen of Grove Street, Nevada City. He graduated ftrém the local high school with the class. of 1938, and later completed 4 course of study in engineering at the Oakland Polytechnic College of Engineers. "During the war he served as staff sergeant in the army. .Mres. Molthen is the daughter of Doctor and Mrs. Beale of Oroville, Washington. After graduating from the Oroville high school, she was 4 business college student at Spokane. She also served in the armed forces j-with the rank of lieutenant. Molthen left the U. S. a year ago to serve as party chief with the Pacific Island Engineers. The fornt Miss Beale was a stenographer at Guam for the same firm, leaving this country in January. The happy couple first met in San Francisco before \accepting assignments in Guam. They were united in marriage at an evening ceremony performed in the Cathedral of Agana by Father Julius. A wedding reception was held afterward at the home of friends. The city of Visalia, Tulare County seat, was incorporated February 27, 1874. A recent study showed. that limited cake can be med safely to swine uD of the ration, but mote than that produced intoxbeation and poor quality fat. . The More You Do . 305 Broad Street sul ate i ege? 5 er Advertising is the Cheapest . , and Most Efficient Method of Increasing. a YOUR Binet et? ik Faw Bi Football Focus By John McAllister Lewis Downtown quarterbacks and football fans all over the country will goon be discussing the strategy, or lack of strategy, displayed’ by their favorite elevens. Cheer leaders will cavort up and, down doing cartwheels and handsprings in front of roaring crowds. Colorful © bands headed by vibrant baton tossers will parade across the green of the ever popular gridiron. Mothers will be telling their football player youngsters not to over do, not to bump any of the other ‘boys too hard, and vice versa. Coaches will have pre. season pep talks and explain to the same aspiring athletes that the way to a first team berth is through hard work, hard contact, hard muscles, and a cooperative spirit. Teachers will be fighting to get the students to bring textbooks instead of footballs to class, and a6 for the football players themselves, oh yes, calisthenics. Adjusting our bifocals first on the local situation in Nevada City we find George Abbott returning a8 + tude.” head coach with a nucleus of varsity veterans, plus some of last year’s Junior Varsity neophytes that show great promise. Consequently, as I see it, the Nevada county seat should be in for a good year. Abbott is. & good mentor, there is an abundance of good experienced material considering the size of the sehool, and the answer lies in one word, *“attiFiret of all leadership is needed, and behind the leader oF . Naturally eompared to is a depth of ma-} This leaders, good followers with ‘wholeme attitude must be developed. I sonally and if they come to an early. season, or preferably, a 1 realization thet in order to good football especially. larger schools, Yhay have to. tre religiously, attend practice amithout fail and cooperate With each other and their coach. This is not saying that they do not possess the albove attributes to some degree, however, any small school with limited players must guard against injuries and concentrate their energies dopbly in Grass Valley on the other hand has, what the majority of high echools all over the country are striving for, that is syétem and organizstion: one big advantage and more facilities. pen chance ‘but comes as an inte established program. ie of a well bl ith the same coaches and seme ‘enthusiastic epirit Grass Valley ‘again will provide all opposition considerable-trouble. True they departing’ from the local scene t me make this non-committal predietion, this year’s Nevada City4Grase Valléy series will be close and as per usual hotly contested. Next, diploma or no diploma, here we go to college. Notre Dame, a name often associated with béetter football, again ‘will have tripie threat Johnny Lujack at the hélm, and experienced players three teams deep. I can remember a few years ago the Irish were worried a6 to whether or not Lujack could fill the cleats. of Angelo Bertelli, the worry has long since been extinguished. Still touring the mid-west ‘we suddenly meet up with Fritz Crisler and the Michigan juggernaught. Personnel physical contact with the Ann Arbor boys a few years back makes my respect for them very high and despite the fact Crisler has yet to win an undisputed Big Ten championship, we must remember how often they have been run— nersup. Anmy almost got an uUpsetting last year and great things are expected from Bob’ Chappius and the other Wolverines thie year. My own school, Obio State, boasts & new coach—for whom I have. ut= most admiration, Wesley Fesler. Bis last saw Fesler in 1940 when we. attended summer coaching achool together. Am outstanding Ale American end, Fesler hes had experience; under : Harvard's shrewd. coach, Dick Harlow, and “ast “year was head coach at. Pittsburg. I’m prejudiced but personally feel the Buck Byes are heading for 4 bem ner yeat. The one questic not even bother to go east unt rectly. to 4 Lynn Waldorf a had & winner. . edy former’ ile an systems of both is en order to make*the desired showing. . . __in aubseguent, 22 ties 0 tore, dete ‘hed phe h Pas ie es < .

cc) ' i, 4 “T. comer Pine and Spring Street » ppIDAY, AUGUST 22, 1947 mee er Is Wed Wiliam W. Esterly, Jr. VAULEY: Miss Elizabeth . ghamberger became Mre. pre wintield Bsterly, Jr., at a candlelight service at eight rday evening in the Emi S00 1 church. Rev. wi Mi Buck officiated at the church Was decorated with ake giadiolt. The bride “wore 4& om of white satin with long train, ie stip length veil caught with a ajronet of seed pearls and orange ims: She earried a. white nye? book and 2a white orchid, with white bouvardia. (Mrs. Norman Ambrose, of Fresno was matron of honor. She wore A pink gown and carried an old fashioned bouquet of pink and blue carnations. ' Mary Ann Shamberger of Grass Valley and Joyce Elaine Fuller of Stockton, cousins of the bride, were bridesmaids. Best man was Charles William Patton II of Los Angeles. Patton is a cousin of the groom. Chalmers Shamberger, the bride’s father, estorted her to the altar. Ushere were Richard Shamberger, Rodney Rush, Neal Morgan and the groom’s brother, Richard Patton INTERNATIONAL BATTERIES $9.95 and Up sf Guaranteed for 1-2 Years Service Garage . ALL MECHANIOAL WORK DONE BY “RICK” RICKARD _ __ Nevada Oity be = ‘ Newspaper Ad Pi ee 3 * ; i 2 et ‘ he: aa 28 ‘ 4 , tae es Esterly. NEVADA CITY-GRAS S_ VALLEY NUGGET “ PACE FIVE The bride’s mother wore a turquoise blue dinner dress and a corsage’ of deep pink carnations and bouvardia, while the groom’s mother, Mrs. W. W. Bsterly,: Sr., dressed in powder blue. At the reception whichfollowed in the parish hall, the newlyweds cut a four-tiered wedding cake: The couple will honeymoon in Southern California for two weeks, and upon their return young Esterly expects to continue pre-legal rae as at Sacramento Junior TColege. was William Molthen Wed To Edith Beale in Guam NEVIADIA CITY, Word has beem received by friends here of the marriage of William Molthen, formerly of this city, to Miss Edith Beale in Guam on July 26.Molthen is the son of Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Molthen of Grove Street, Nevada City. He graduated ftrém the local high school with the class. of 1938, and later completed 4 course of study in engineering at the Oakland Polytechnic College of Engineers. "During the war he served as staff sergeant in the army. .Mres. Molthen is the daughter of Doctor and Mrs. Beale of Oroville, Washington. After graduating from the Oroville high school, she was 4 business college student at Spokane. She also served in the armed forces j-with the rank of lieutenant. Molthen left the U. S. a year ago to serve as party chief with the Pacific Island Engineers. The fornt Miss Beale was a stenographer at Guam for the same firm, leaving this country in January. The happy couple first met in San Francisco before \accepting assignments in Guam. They were united in marriage at an evening ceremony performed in the Cathedral of Agana by Father Julius. A wedding reception was held afterward at the home of friends. The city of Visalia, Tulare County seat, was incorporated February 27, 1874. A recent study showed. that limited cake can be med safely to swine uD of the ration, but mote than that produced intoxbeation and poor quality fat. . The More You Do . 305 Broad Street sul ate i ege? 5 er Advertising is the Cheapest . , and Most Efficient Method of Increasing. a YOUR Binet et? ik

Faw Bi Football Focus By John McAllister Lewis Downtown quarterbacks and football fans all over the country will goon be discussing the strategy, or lack of strategy, displayed’ by their favorite elevens. Cheer leaders will cavort up and, down doing cartwheels and handsprings in front of roaring crowds. Colorful © bands headed by vibrant baton tossers will parade across the green of the ever popular gridiron. Mothers will be telling their football player youngsters not to over do, not to bump any of the other ‘boys too hard, and vice versa. Coaches will have pre. season pep talks and explain to the same aspiring athletes that the way to a first team berth is through hard work, hard contact, hard muscles, and a cooperative spirit. Teachers will be fighting to get the students to bring textbooks instead of footballs to class, and a6 for the football players themselves, oh yes, calisthenics. Adjusting our bifocals first on the local situation in Nevada City we find George Abbott returning a8 + tude.” head coach with a nucleus of varsity veterans, plus some of last year’s Junior Varsity neophytes that show great promise. Consequently, as I see it, the Nevada county seat should be in for a good year. Abbott is. & good mentor, there is an abundance of good experienced material considering the size of the sehool, and the answer lies in one word, *“attiFiret of all leadership is needed, and behind the leader oF . Naturally eompared to is a depth of ma-} This leaders, good followers with ‘wholeme attitude must be developed. I sonally and if they come to an early. season, or preferably, a 1 realization thet in order to good football especially. larger schools, Yhay have to. tre religiously, attend practice amithout fail and cooperate With each other and their coach. This is not saying that they do not possess the albove attributes to some degree, however, any small school with limited players must guard against injuries and concentrate their energies dopbly in Grass Valley on the other hand has, what the majority of high echools all over the country are striving for, that is syétem and organizstion: one big advantage and more facilities. pen chance ‘but comes as an inte established program. ie of a well bl ith the same coaches and seme ‘enthusiastic epirit Grass Valley ‘again will provide all opposition considerable-trouble. True they departing’ from the local scene t me make this non-committal predietion, this year’s Nevada City4Grase Valléy series will be close and as per usual hotly contested. Next, diploma or no diploma, here we go to college. Notre Dame, a name often associated with béetter football, again ‘will have tripie threat Johnny Lujack at the hélm, and experienced players three teams deep. I can remember a few years ago the Irish were worried a6 to whether or not Lujack could fill the cleats. of Angelo Bertelli, the worry has long since been extinguished. Still touring the mid-west ‘we suddenly meet up with Fritz Crisler and the Michigan juggernaught. Personnel physical contact with the Ann Arbor boys a few years back makes my respect for them very high and despite the fact Crisler has yet to win an undisputed Big Ten championship, we must remember how often they have been run— nersup. Anmy almost got an uUpsetting last year and great things are expected from Bob’ Chappius and the other Wolverines thie year. My own school, Obio State, boasts & new coach—for whom I have. ut= most admiration, Wesley Fesler. Bis last saw Fesler in 1940 when we. attended summer coaching achool together. Am outstanding Ale American end, Fesler hes had experience; under : Harvard's shrewd. coach, Dick Harlow, and “ast “year was head coach at. Pittsburg. I’m prejudiced but personally feel the Buck Byes are heading for 4 bem ner yeat. The one questic not even bother to go east unt rectly. to 4 Lynn Waldorf a had & winner. . edy former’ ile an systems of both is en order to make*the desired showing. . . __in aubseguent, 22 ties 0 tore, dete ‘hed phe h Pas ie es < .