December 2, 1946 (8 pages)

PAGE FOUR . AUTO — TRUCK a sist NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1946 STRIKES WOMAN IN HASTE —REPENTS AT LEISURE NEVADA CITY: Orman MacMasters, patter, and latety a resident of . this city, was lodged in the City Jail —~ . Monday night following the filing of The word “éorn” describes a varAety of grains throughout the world. In England corn refers to both wheat amd other cereal grains used for food, In Scotland it refers usually .o vats. In the United States corn means amaise or Indian corn. charges. of battery, MacMasters assertedly streck an unnamed Nevada City woman with his-fist. TIRES ee Thic incident reportedly occurred Any Size in the lady's own home. At latest = report, MacMasters appeal for proNear the Highway Maintenance on Highway 49 _1,-Atile from the City Limits FOR $7500FINNFCAN "5 LAWYER IN CASE CGOLEFAX: The-city council was no: mex ting held regular . ss . suit against the city for $7500 as the a . rseult of an accident which occurred ’ . = Fi . om Oak Street last summer while she was employed by the Colfax Fruit . Growers Aseociation. Sheasserts PICK UP AND jthat because of the unsafe and dan» DELIVERY SERVICE attorney is Frank G. Finnegan of NeWOMAN SUFS COLFAX . . of the i they have a particular fire problem a ified at its Tuesday night,that Mrs. Loretia Goeller of Grass Valley had started . RANGER THANKS ALLEGHANY, FOREST FOR CO-OPERATION CAMPTONVILLE: James D. Ritdistrict ranger expresses his appreciation as follows: tenhouse The Camptonville district of the Tahoe Nationajl Forest wishes to exAlleghany and siation of the which. these comthe season. munities have shown in suppreseion of fires this past A FEW CAR Tik BS . ; bation was being considered by Conn. Two fires namely the Ketsenbauzh E ae . }; ty Probation Officer J. W. MeGagin, . and the Yellowjacket Mine, were RANKIN’S y Masiinum penalty for battery IS . kent to. a small acreage by the MOB'LGAS } $1000 fine or 6 months in jail, oF orompt action -taken by the AlleSERVICE . . Sth. ghany and Forest people. people that I hope that if any of the Camptonville district feel . they willbe glad to make an inspee. tion .and offer suggestions for its abatement. Once again wish to offer my to the local people, thanks larly the women who did a splendid particuback of lunches and serving coffee to weary fire fighters. THIEVES STFAT. LOAD OF CHRISTMAS TREES IN STORM . vada City. The matter was referred . to the city attorney. . fgerous condition of said street, she} In Grass Valley and fell and broke her right ankle. Her! Nevada City ELKS HAVE ELK DINNER . —PROMPT SERVICE— —----}' ; . GRASS VALLEY: 0. P. Steele was : oe 'master of ceremonies at the gala i Elks-elk and beef stew Wednesday PHONE 984 night, at which 250 members and A#uests dined and danced at the club 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership house. The elk and beef dinner was . prepared by Chef Ben Jenkins and . WILSON J. MAJORS Proprietor served by the Catholic parish auxiliary. : Job printine.? QET YOURS AT NUQQET THE TO GIVE THE MOTORISTS OF GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS THE FINEST AND MOST EXPERT BODY AND FENDER AND CAR PAINTING : : SERVICE . We specialize-in artistic color matching, assuring you satisfaction at all times ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON ALL WORK —GRASS VALLEY— Body and Fender Shop ; WILSON AND HOBBICK, Props. 837 Mill Street —Next To Taylor's fFoundry— Phone 853-W f { TO SERVE SO THOUGHTFULLY AND SO WELL . THAT THE BEREAVED TURN TO US WITH FULL CONFIDENCE—AS THEY WOULD TO A: TRUE FRIEND—IS THE HIGHEST AIM OF THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner 246 Sacramento Street Telephone 208 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City i DOWNIEVILLE: Thieves worked . in a heavy rain storm Friday night . of last week and mad eoff with between 300 and 460 Christmas trees Melonging to Louis E. Sehnoor in indian Valley. Schnoor had cut’ the trees and was preparing to load them for the bay area market. A neighbor heard the big van and thought Schnoor had decided to take the trees out neglecting to investigate. Schnoor thinks someone familiar with the situation is implicated; his automobile Was nearby, covered with a tarpaulin; it was his habit to leave the ignition key_in the car; the thief removed the key, probably to delay possible pursuit, whereas it is be-lieved someone unfamiliar with his habit would have wrecked ignition wiring. DEATH RICKARD—tIn Nevada City, Nevada County, November 27, 1946, James Rickard, husband of Mrs. Ethel Rickard and father of Parl and Carl Rickard, both of San Francisco, a native of Almaden, Santa Clara County aged 61 years. Funeral services will take place in Grass Valley November 30th. Interment will be in the Greenwood Cemetery. DELGRAVE—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, November 26,’ 1946 Carleton Delgrave, husband of Mrs: Mary A. Delgrave a native of Boston, Mass., aged 51 years. Funeral services were held November 29th. Cremation followed in Sierra View Cemetery, Marysville. CLEMO—In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 27, 1946, Mrs. Esther Ann Clemo, mother of Mrs. S. E. Curnow of Berkeley, J. T. Clemo of Hayward and Mrs. Ray Murchie of Nevada City, a native of Cornwall, England. aged 93 years. Funeral services were held November 30th. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. O’CONNOR—In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 27th, Francis O’Connor, brother of Charles O’Connor of Nevada City and Mrs. Agnes Shankweiler of San Francisco, a native of Bloomfield, Nevada County, aged 76 years. Funeral services were held November 30. Bprial Wag in the Catholic Cemetery. PAINE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 28th, Annie M., widow of Lon Paine, mother of D. R. Paine of Nevada City, Mrs. Clarence A. Rush of’Grass Valley, Mrs. Earl E. Bachman of San Mateo, Mrs. Charles E. Trezona of Beverly Hills, Washing two sisters Mrs. Margaret Smith of San Diego, Mrs. Rose Hegarty of Concord and one brother, P. S. Waldron of Oakland. : Machines Repaired THEY’RE HARD TO GET! So keep yours in good working order by having it overhauled and repaired at FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND: COMMERCIAL STREDTS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 _DON’S FIXIT Telephone 449 Nevada City 10-Day Service E. M. DALPEZ Watch Repairing National Hotel Building Nevada City a . i . . . the lines job in making two . . MIESEN FIGUREIN ~* KNIFING CASE BAILS OUT AT ONE THOUSAND charged with assault with a deadly weapon was arraigned last Tuesday fu the Grass Valley Township Coiivt; he put up bail of $1000. Peter Moseatelli lecal tavern proprietor accused Miesén in a comPlaint of slashing him in a cutting af 1 local cafe. The weapon involved was a pocket knife. VOTE ON INCLUDING GRASS VALLEY: receipt of petition bearing the names Following the of 58 residents of an area designated Grass . Valley, for annexation to the city ‘th council set Tuesday February -4th as a3 Southeast asking city the date for holding a special election. _Protests will be heard by the city council on Tuesday, December 24th. The tract which the petition ineludes is generally described as the bounded by a line fromBar-yman Street easterly to Wiley’s Lane to include the residential section of Lucas Lane ané@ Pine Street. FUNERAI. FOR ERNEST R. SIMON GRASS VALLEY: Ernest Raymond Simon, prominent attorney of Los Angeles where he had practiced for more than 20 years. died Wednesday morning in a‘local hospital. The body will be cremated at East Lawn Cemetety, Sacramento, Simon, with his wife came to live in Grass Valley seven months ago for reasons of health. The couple made their home on Carey Drive, Alta Hill. ; Surviving are his wife Mrs. Bonnie H. Simon and thrée sons: Robert Simon, Richard Simon, deputy chief of police, both of Los Angeles and Philip J. Simon of San Diego. . The deceased was a native of Richland County, Tll., aged 69 years, He Was past master of Topeka Lodge F. and A. M. Kansas, a member of the Scottish Rite, Los Angeles, of the E] Centro Lodge of Elks, Imperial Valley and of two country clubs in Los Angeles. DD. area may that occurred November 24 in. P Lips Radiant as Glowing Embers SERVICE FOR VETS AT LOCAL OFFICE GRASS VALLEY: Veterans who . wish to use.their terminal leave . i iy Jatt »7 'honds as payment on their National Service or:U. S. Government’ Life In 3 " © ive . surance may get information relative lto“this by calling at the Nevada County Veterans Service Office. type of the new Information on policies and options on payment ar : re-instatement STARTLING NEW COLORS Daring . . . Different! Charge lips with glistening color, ignite every costume with this new fluorescent lipstick miracle. . . shimmery Florium. See highlights like burning embers. Unrivaled smoothness and indelibility give you for the first time radiated color plus imperishable lip allure! . on and change of erans are aware of the fact that they lapsed policies hand as Well as beneficiary. Few vet1y reinstate ,their iby paying the premium the month it lwas lapsed and the month they pick it up in. At the present time it may be re-instated without taking a physical examination, by making a comparative health statement. invited to come to the office for AT MOST DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES formation and filing claims for pen‘sions, compensation, loans, educaDICKERMAN . tional benefits, hospital and domiciliary eare, burial allowances, etc. ; DRUG STORE . The office is located in the Califor-j;nia State Employment building 111 . South Auburn-Street, Grass Vailley. 1 219 Broad Street, Nevada .City Telephone 51 ee ee 2S SES » . . SUBSCRIBE 12 MONTHS FOR THREE DOLLARS Send the Nugget to At BE peepee einer anes iis sat EE Ee Fe Oe SRC (Street Address) Send Your Three Dollars to NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY Nevada City, California . PACKARD DEALER JIM ERSKINE Proprietor 401 East Main Street Grass Vailey al Telephone 474 day? Arch Parman, well IT WILL PAY YOU MANY FOLD TO TAKE AS OF YOUR AUTO AS YOU REMEMBER THAT NOW WE CAN SERVE YOU AT NIGHT. our night supervisor Erskine Automotive ~ Electric Service AND NOW-NIGHT SERVICE Our Shops Are Open From 8 A. M. Until 12 Midnight . OUR HIGHLY TRAINED MECHANICS ARE AT Y DURING SIXTEEN eo WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF GEN PARTS IN THIS AREA. rT ae CAN YOU AFFORD a breakdown with the car situation as it is toHOURS EACH DAY GOOD CAR DO OF YOUR WATCH és known autd, mechanic with years of experience is as

PAGE FOUR . AUTO — TRUCK a sist NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1946 STRIKES WOMAN IN HASTE —REPENTS AT LEISURE NEVADA CITY: Orman MacMasters, patter, and latety a resident of . this city, was lodged in the City Jail —~ . Monday night following the filing of The word “éorn” describes a varAety of grains throughout the world. In England corn refers to both wheat amd other cereal grains used for food, In Scotland it refers usually .o vats. In the United States corn means amaise or Indian corn. charges. of battery, MacMasters assertedly streck an unnamed Nevada City woman with his-fist. TIRES ee Thic incident reportedly occurred Any Size in the lady's own home. At latest = report, MacMasters appeal for proNear the Highway Maintenance on Highway 49 _1,-Atile from the City Limits FOR $7500FINNFCAN "5 LAWYER IN CASE CGOLEFAX: The-city council was no: mex ting held regular . ss . suit against the city for $7500 as the a . rseult of an accident which occurred ’ . = Fi . om Oak Street last summer while she was employed by the Colfax Fruit . Growers Aseociation. Sheasserts PICK UP AND jthat because of the unsafe and dan» DELIVERY SERVICE attorney is Frank G. Finnegan of NeWOMAN SUFS COLFAX . . of the i they have a particular fire problem a ified at its Tuesday night,that Mrs. Loretia Goeller of Grass Valley had started . RANGER THANKS ALLEGHANY, FOREST FOR CO-OPERATION CAMPTONVILLE: James D. Ritdistrict ranger expresses his appreciation as follows: tenhouse The Camptonville district of the Tahoe Nationajl Forest wishes to exAlleghany and siation of the which. these comthe season. munities have shown in suppreseion of fires this past A FEW CAR Tik BS . ; bation was being considered by Conn. Two fires namely the Ketsenbauzh E ae . }; ty Probation Officer J. W. MeGagin, . and the Yellowjacket Mine, were RANKIN’S y Masiinum penalty for battery IS . kent to. a small acreage by the MOB'LGAS } $1000 fine or 6 months in jail, oF orompt action -taken by the AlleSERVICE . . Sth. ghany and Forest people. people that I hope that if any of the Camptonville district feel . they willbe glad to make an inspee. tion .and offer suggestions for its abatement. Once again wish to offer my to the local people, thanks larly the women who did a splendid particuback of lunches and serving coffee to weary fire fighters. THIEVES STFAT. LOAD OF CHRISTMAS TREES IN STORM . vada City. The matter was referred . to the city attorney. . fgerous condition of said street, she} In Grass Valley and fell and broke her right ankle. Her! Nevada City ELKS HAVE ELK DINNER . —PROMPT SERVICE— —----}' ; . GRASS VALLEY: 0. P. Steele was : oe 'master of ceremonies at the gala i Elks-elk and beef stew Wednesday PHONE 984 night, at which 250 members and A#uests dined and danced at the club 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership house. The elk and beef dinner was . prepared by Chef Ben Jenkins and . WILSON J. MAJORS Proprietor served by the Catholic parish auxiliary. : Job printine.? QET YOURS AT NUQQET THE TO GIVE THE MOTORISTS OF GRASS VALLEY, NEVADA CITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS THE FINEST AND MOST EXPERT BODY AND FENDER AND CAR PAINTING : : SERVICE . We specialize-in artistic color matching, assuring you satisfaction at all times ESTIMATES CHEERFULLY GIVEN ON ALL WORK —GRASS VALLEY— Body and Fender Shop ; WILSON AND HOBBICK, Props. 837 Mill Street —Next To Taylor's fFoundry— Phone 853-W f { TO SERVE SO THOUGHTFULLY AND SO WELL . THAT THE BEREAVED TURN TO US WITH FULL CONFIDENCE—AS THEY WOULD TO A: TRUE FRIEND—IS THE HIGHEST AIM OF THE HOLMES FUNERAL HOME J. PAUL BERGEMANN, Owner 246 Sacramento Street Telephone 208 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Nevada City i DOWNIEVILLE: Thieves worked . in a heavy rain storm Friday night . of last week and mad eoff with between 300 and 460 Christmas trees Melonging to Louis E. Sehnoor in indian Valley. Schnoor had cut’ the trees and was preparing to load them for the bay area market. A neighbor heard the big van and thought Schnoor had decided to take the trees out neglecting to investigate. Schnoor thinks someone familiar with the situation is implicated; his automobile Was nearby, covered with a tarpaulin; it was his habit to leave the ignition key_in the car; the thief removed the key, probably to delay possible pursuit, whereas it is be-lieved someone unfamiliar with his habit would have wrecked ignition wiring. DEATH RICKARD—tIn Nevada City, Nevada County, November 27, 1946, James Rickard, husband of Mrs. Ethel Rickard and father of Parl and Carl Rickard, both of San Francisco, a native of Almaden, Santa Clara County aged 61 years. Funeral services will take place in Grass Valley November 30th. Interment will be in the Greenwood Cemetery. DELGRAVE—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, November 26,’ 1946 Carleton Delgrave, husband of Mrs: Mary A. Delgrave a native of Boston, Mass., aged 51 years. Funeral services were held November 29th. Cremation followed in Sierra View Cemetery, Marysville. CLEMO—In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 27, 1946, Mrs. Esther Ann Clemo, mother of Mrs. S. E. Curnow of Berkeley, J. T. Clemo of Hayward and Mrs. Ray Murchie of Nevada City, a native of Cornwall, England. aged 93 years. Funeral services were held November 30th. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. O’CONNOR—In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 27th, Francis O’Connor, brother of Charles O’Connor of Nevada City and Mrs. Agnes Shankweiler of San Francisco, a native of Bloomfield, Nevada County, aged 76 years. Funeral services were held November 30. Bprial Wag in the Catholic Cemetery. PAINE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, November 28th, Annie M.,

widow of Lon Paine, mother of D. R. Paine of Nevada City, Mrs. Clarence A. Rush of’Grass Valley, Mrs. Earl E. Bachman of San Mateo, Mrs. Charles E. Trezona of Beverly Hills, Washing two sisters Mrs. Margaret Smith of San Diego, Mrs. Rose Hegarty of Concord and one brother, P. S. Waldron of Oakland. : Machines Repaired THEY’RE HARD TO GET! So keep yours in good working order by having it overhauled and repaired at FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE DRIVE IN FOOD PALACE Vegetables Beer and Wine COR. YORK AND: COMMERCIAL STREDTS NEVADA CITY, PHONE 808 _DON’S FIXIT Telephone 449 Nevada City 10-Day Service E. M. DALPEZ Watch Repairing National Hotel Building Nevada City a . i . . . the lines job in making two . . MIESEN FIGUREIN ~* KNIFING CASE BAILS OUT AT ONE THOUSAND charged with assault with a deadly weapon was arraigned last Tuesday fu the Grass Valley Township Coiivt; he put up bail of $1000. Peter Moseatelli lecal tavern proprietor accused Miesén in a comPlaint of slashing him in a cutting af 1 local cafe. The weapon involved was a pocket knife. VOTE ON INCLUDING GRASS VALLEY: receipt of petition bearing the names Following the of 58 residents of an area designated Grass . Valley, for annexation to the city ‘th council set Tuesday February -4th as a3 Southeast asking city the date for holding a special election. _Protests will be heard by the city council on Tuesday, December 24th. The tract which the petition ineludes is generally described as the bounded by a line fromBar-yman Street easterly to Wiley’s Lane to include the residential section of Lucas Lane ané@ Pine Street. FUNERAI. FOR ERNEST R. SIMON GRASS VALLEY: Ernest Raymond Simon, prominent attorney of Los Angeles where he had practiced for more than 20 years. died Wednesday morning in a‘local hospital. The body will be cremated at East Lawn Cemetety, Sacramento, Simon, with his wife came to live in Grass Valley seven months ago for reasons of health. The couple made their home on Carey Drive, Alta Hill. ; Surviving are his wife Mrs. Bonnie H. Simon and thrée sons: Robert Simon, Richard Simon, deputy chief of police, both of Los Angeles and Philip J. Simon of San Diego. . The deceased was a native of Richland County, Tll., aged 69 years, He Was past master of Topeka Lodge F. and A. M. Kansas, a member of the Scottish Rite, Los Angeles, of the E] Centro Lodge of Elks, Imperial Valley and of two country clubs in Los Angeles. DD. area may that occurred November 24 in. P Lips Radiant as Glowing Embers SERVICE FOR VETS AT LOCAL OFFICE GRASS VALLEY: Veterans who . wish to use.their terminal leave . i iy Jatt »7 'honds as payment on their National Service or:U. S. Government’ Life In 3 " © ive . surance may get information relative lto“this by calling at the Nevada County Veterans Service Office. type of the new Information on policies and options on payment ar : re-instatement STARTLING NEW COLORS Daring . . . Different! Charge lips with glistening color, ignite every costume with this new fluorescent lipstick miracle. . . shimmery Florium. See highlights like burning embers. Unrivaled smoothness and indelibility give you for the first time radiated color plus imperishable lip allure! . on and change of erans are aware of the fact that they lapsed policies hand as Well as beneficiary. Few vet1y reinstate ,their iby paying the premium the month it lwas lapsed and the month they pick it up in. At the present time it may be re-instated without taking a physical examination, by making a comparative health statement. invited to come to the office for AT MOST DRUG AND DEPARTMENT STORES formation and filing claims for pen‘sions, compensation, loans, educaDICKERMAN . tional benefits, hospital and domiciliary eare, burial allowances, etc. ; DRUG STORE . The office is located in the Califor-j;nia State Employment building 111 . South Auburn-Street, Grass Vailley. 1 219 Broad Street, Nevada .City Telephone 51 ee ee 2S SES » . . SUBSCRIBE 12 MONTHS FOR THREE DOLLARS Send the Nugget to At BE peepee einer anes iis sat EE Ee Fe Oe SRC (Street Address) Send Your Three Dollars to NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY Nevada City, California . PACKARD DEALER JIM ERSKINE Proprietor 401 East Main Street Grass Vailey al Telephone 474 day? Arch Parman, well IT WILL PAY YOU MANY FOLD TO TAKE AS OF YOUR AUTO AS YOU REMEMBER THAT NOW WE CAN SERVE YOU AT NIGHT. our night supervisor Erskine Automotive ~ Electric Service AND NOW-NIGHT SERVICE Our Shops Are Open From 8 A. M. Until 12 Midnight . OUR HIGHLY TRAINED MECHANICS ARE AT Y DURING SIXTEEN eo WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF GEN PARTS IN THIS AREA. rT ae CAN YOU AFFORD a breakdown with the car situation as it is toHOURS EACH DAY GOOD CAR DO OF YOUR WATCH és known autd, mechanic with years of experience is as