December 2, 1946 (8 pages)

PAGE SIX __ NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET it . =LONG A FLOY{MARGARET REYNOLDS NEVADA CITY GO —~ NEVADA CITL 75 YEARS AGO. Emerson’s renowned troupe was ‘performing at the Nevada Teatre in “Nicht in Paris’ a story of a food gshortage—Fhe hero buys a newsp paper that he may chew th advertisements of an eating house in: order to appease his hunger There Were many good hearty Aaron Sargent denied the story running in the papers that he had} sold his mining claims. On the contrary the company was making extensivve preparations for their winter work. The Episzopal Sociable was held a° the residence of Ed Williams, Esq. with Mrs. Churchman acting as hostess. 4 The school in the Oakland District Gold Fiat, under the charge of Miss O. E. Miller was in a vary flourishing condition. The average daily attendance was about eighty and the school house crowded. ‘Announcement was made of a Grand Mascuerade and Fancv Dress Baill to be held at the skating Rink. There as to be skating in masks and costumes from eight until ten o’clock EY EH EE EE GIVE A YEAR . "ROUND GIFT A subscription to the NUGGET provides a ready answer to your gift problem $3.00. A YEAR ® ~ Nevada CityGrass Valley NUGGET i . . . . See De De De UDe Dees De Ds a Be BiB Bebe De BH Be ee a BeBe Dae F . . Dinner was to: be served to those ‘consisting of George Barton, Louis . songs, . Street. . the late Senator A. A, Sargent. The and dancing from ten until two in the. morning. No one was to be admit. t d without a mask and no one Wale . to ‘be allowed to unmask before o'clock. The committee of arrange. mens ineladedWm. PF, Evens, J. E. Brown, W. W. Cross, A. Rs Wadswho jevised it by Antoine Tam. Alex Gaultvand J. H. Hamilton. Following was the roll of honor in the First Primary Schoot for the month of November. Miss Emma M. Smith, teaher: Emma Ott, Josie HWorrman, Maggie Coughlan, Jennie Adair, Lizzie Hutchison, Orrin Smith, Charles Munro, Amelia Hook. ‘usie Bulet, Wren Cannon, Artllie Smith, Willie Long, Mattie Gregory, Bell Latta, Hatiie. Lane, Lizzie Hughes, Bell Milhorn, Harry Lawrence, John Nivens, Matilda Reynolds and Nora McArthur. NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO K. Kasper, long a resident of this city, was planning to remove, to Vallejo, and was advertising for sale at a bargain his house and lot on Main Street. After a meeting of the Curly Bears had adjourned the members formed in line and headed by Goyne’s band, marched, to the residence of F. T. Nilon on upper Nevada Street to serenade Mr. Nilon and offer congratulations upon his election to the office of superior judge. Mr. Nilon made a few remarks from his front porch and then the whole company numbering more than 200 was invited into the houre to partake of some zo0od cheer that had been hastily nrepared. Goyne’s band rendered several fine selections and a glee club srinkman, Frank Barion, Henry Brown and others sang a number of Mrs. William Stevens and her daughter, Allie were visiting -at the home of Mrs. Osborne in Coyote News was received of the marriage New York of Miss Helen Dedzie More and George C, Sargent gon cf in bride had been private secretary to Senator Hearst’s widow. The groom was-born in Nevada City and was AMONG THE “FAMOUS FIRSTS,” include tiny Robert Joseph Dugas, Jr., first child born to Navy personnel in Japan, shown above with his mother in Yokosuka. The father is Chief Gunner’s Mate Robert Dugas, formerly of Milwaukee, now attached to Yokosuka base. (International), interests in the mining property at Quaker Hill left by his father and came here often to look after those interests. The saw mill of M. L.and D. Marsh at Willow Valley had closed ddéwn for the season. During the season ended over 1,000,000 feet of lumber was sawed out, being one of the largest runs ever made by the firm. The Royal Whist club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carter at the New York Hotel, First prizes of the evening went to F. T. Nilon and Mrs. C. J. Naffziger, second prizes to C. J. Brand and Mrs. Geo. F. Jacobs and the booby prize went to C. J. Naffziger and Mrs. James Cairns. : DEATH BISHOP—In Nevada City, Nevada. County, Novemiber 26, 1946, Napoleon Bonaparte Bishop, father of Cilyde Bishop, grandfather of Lester Bishop, both of Brownsville, Yuba County and brother of Mrs. Josie Burkholder of North San Juan and Mrs, Nettie Kneebone of Wheatland, Yuba County, aged 78 years. Funeral services were held November 29. Burial was in the North San Juan MRMABABRN ABRAM VCTY well known here. He still had; Cemetery. (BARBARA BURKHARDT WEDS LARRY WILSON GRASS VALLEY: Miss Barbara Burkhart of Nevada City became the ‘bride of Larry Wilson last Saturday in a ceremony .at the Methodist Church. Rev. Jesse R. Rudkin officiated. Matron of honor was Mrs, Helen Rodgers. Roger Wilson, the groom’s uncle, was best man. The bride is the dauhter City. The grooms mother, Mrs, Edith Wilson is a resident of the Cedar Ridge district. The groom attended Grass Valley schools before enlisted in the navy, from which he is at present on leave. LEGION PLANS TO ENLARGE QUARTERS GRASS VALLEY: Hague-ThomasHegarty Post of the Legion is considering enlargement of its Present meeting quarterg in the Veterans Memorial building to include a room for bowling. Due to the. enlarged membership roll following World War Il, the post finds its present quarters too small and plans renovation of another part of the building which will give more room. Hard wheat flour is used mostly for bread baking while soft wheats make the best cakes and pastries. THIS".OR" THE WEATHERMAN PREDICTS THAT". eet AND SKEETER _ HEY, GRAMPS. NOTICE THAT ). ARENT THERE ANY XJ WELL T) THE NEWSPAPERS ALWAYS SAY WMORAEN WORKING FOR REALLY THAT," THE WEATHERMAN PREDICTS Regitered U THE WEATHER BUREAU? JOON” KNOW, Pc nS 3. Patom Office. . BUT, CONFIDENT IALLY, Tt ne THAT THERE . THE WEATHER IS CERTAINLY CHANGEABLE ENOUGH! J e Ta NUMBER BUT HE LIVES ON PINE STREET FIFTH POP I FORGET THE V-ITS A BRICK . HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET FROM A DELICATESSEN. Mell . RECOVER. VIRGIL i BY GOSH! F : . THERE GOES ‘TWALLIE WITH tL MYy oIRLE F T WARNED THAT GUY f--eT'LL FIX HIM GOOD THIS Time? _/. IT'S A LOW> IDOWN TRICK BUT HE a See \eedio: DESERVES — \ ! . ~ 2 c (ower ; : aha ; ( wy bay F ibs AN was ~~. FIRST SON-OF-A-GUNNER IN JAPAN of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Burkhart of Nevada, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1946 Funeral For . Carleton Delgrave GRASS VALLEY: Funeral services were held Friday morning ip My. . ers Mortuary Chapel for Carleton Delgrave who died In a local hospital Tuesday. The services were conduct. od by Rev. Jesse Rudkin, pastor of Y cremated. Delgrave was born 51 years ago in . 3oston. For many years he was. employed by the Southern Pacific Com. pany as an electrician in Oakland. He recently ‘purchased Hill View Acres on the Auburn highway and . was engaged in raising livestock. . The deceased leaves his wife, Mrs. . Mary A. Delgrave, superintendent . of nurses at the Community Hospital. t Doestoevski, famous Russian novelist once wrote: “There is not a thing which is more positive than the Methodist Church. The body was . 212 Main St. bread.” — Glass: Shower Doors Everything in Glass -Made to Order Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows, Furniture Tops SIERRA GLASS CO. Telephone 336 . NEAR THE POSTOFFICH 839 MILL STREET Heavy Maintenance Work! Truckers have your heavy maintenance and repair work on your truck bodies and frarnes done at the -VALL-E MACHINE SHOP Complete Manufacture Jobs. No truck too large or too small. Valle Machine Shop AND FOUNDRY (FORMERLY TAYLOR FOUNDRY) GRASS VAIALEY—TELEPHONE 25 ELECTRIC ite RANGES (s 246 Commercial Street A KITCHEN GIFT— “Some With Trash Burners or Griddles Nevada City Furniture & Appliances Immediate elivery HOLLY RANGES Phone 96 — ae . big aia this i EMD is May you drink deep of the Joy of Living. That is our Wish for youat J) Holiday Season.y) Nf ACME BREWERIES, San Francisco

PAGE SIX __ NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET it . =LONG A FLOY{MARGARET REYNOLDS NEVADA CITY GO —~ NEVADA CITL 75 YEARS AGO. Emerson’s renowned troupe was ‘performing at the Nevada Teatre in “Nicht in Paris’ a story of a food gshortage—Fhe hero buys a newsp paper that he may chew th advertisements of an eating house in: order to appease his hunger There Were many good hearty Aaron Sargent denied the story running in the papers that he had} sold his mining claims. On the contrary the company was making extensivve preparations for their winter work. The Episzopal Sociable was held a° the residence of Ed Williams, Esq. with Mrs. Churchman acting as hostess. 4 The school in the Oakland District Gold Fiat, under the charge of Miss O. E. Miller was in a vary flourishing condition. The average daily attendance was about eighty and the school house crowded. ‘Announcement was made of a Grand Mascuerade and Fancv Dress Baill to be held at the skating Rink. There as to be skating in masks and costumes from eight until ten o’clock EY EH EE EE GIVE A YEAR . "ROUND GIFT A subscription to the NUGGET provides a ready answer to your gift problem $3.00. A YEAR ® ~ Nevada CityGrass Valley NUGGET i . . . . See De De De UDe Dees De Ds a Be BiB Bebe De BH Be ee a BeBe Dae F . . Dinner was to: be served to those ‘consisting of George Barton, Louis . songs, . Street. . the late Senator A. A, Sargent. The and dancing from ten until two in the. morning. No one was to be admit. t d without a mask and no one Wale . to ‘be allowed to unmask before o'clock. The committee of arrange. mens ineladedWm. PF, Evens, J. E. Brown, W. W. Cross, A. Rs Wadswho jevised it by Antoine Tam. Alex Gaultvand J. H. Hamilton. Following was the roll of honor in the First Primary Schoot for the month of November. Miss Emma M. Smith, teaher: Emma Ott, Josie HWorrman, Maggie Coughlan, Jennie Adair, Lizzie Hutchison, Orrin Smith, Charles Munro, Amelia Hook. ‘usie Bulet, Wren Cannon, Artllie Smith, Willie Long, Mattie Gregory, Bell Latta, Hatiie. Lane, Lizzie Hughes, Bell Milhorn, Harry Lawrence, John Nivens, Matilda Reynolds and Nora McArthur. NEVADA CITY 50 YEARS AGO K. Kasper, long a resident of this city, was planning to remove, to Vallejo, and was advertising for sale at a bargain his house and lot on Main Street. After a meeting of the Curly Bears had adjourned the members formed in line and headed by Goyne’s band, marched, to the residence of F. T. Nilon on upper Nevada Street to serenade Mr. Nilon and offer congratulations upon his election to the office of superior judge. Mr. Nilon made a few remarks from his front porch and then the whole company numbering more than 200 was invited into the houre to partake of some zo0od cheer that had been hastily nrepared. Goyne’s band rendered several fine selections and a glee club srinkman, Frank Barion, Henry Brown and others sang a number of Mrs. William Stevens and her daughter, Allie were visiting -at the home of Mrs. Osborne in Coyote News was received of the marriage New York of Miss Helen Dedzie More and George C, Sargent gon cf in bride had been private secretary to Senator Hearst’s widow. The groom was-born in Nevada City and was AMONG THE “FAMOUS FIRSTS,” include tiny Robert Joseph Dugas, Jr., first child born to Navy personnel in Japan, shown above with his mother in Yokosuka. The father is Chief Gunner’s Mate Robert Dugas, formerly of Milwaukee, now attached to Yokosuka base. (International), interests in the mining property at Quaker Hill left by his father and came here often to look after those interests. The saw mill of M. L.and D. Marsh at Willow Valley had closed ddéwn for the season. During the season ended over 1,000,000 feet of lumber was sawed out, being one of the largest runs ever made by the firm. The Royal Whist club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Carter at the New York Hotel, First prizes of the evening went to F. T. Nilon and Mrs. C. J. Naffziger, second prizes to C. J. Brand and Mrs. Geo. F. Jacobs and the booby prize went to C. J. Naffziger and Mrs. James Cairns. : DEATH BISHOP—In Nevada City, Nevada. County, Novemiber 26, 1946, Napoleon Bonaparte Bishop, father of Cilyde Bishop, grandfather of Lester Bishop, both of Brownsville, Yuba County and brother of Mrs. Josie Burkholder of North San Juan and Mrs, Nettie Kneebone of Wheatland, Yuba County, aged 78 years. Funeral services were held November 29. Burial was in the North San Juan MRMABABRN ABRAM VCTY well known here. He still had; Cemetery. (BARBARA BURKHARDT WEDS LARRY WILSON GRASS VALLEY: Miss Barbara Burkhart of Nevada City became the ‘bride of Larry Wilson last Saturday

in a ceremony .at the Methodist Church. Rev. Jesse R. Rudkin officiated. Matron of honor was Mrs, Helen Rodgers. Roger Wilson, the groom’s uncle, was best man. The bride is the dauhter City. The grooms mother, Mrs, Edith Wilson is a resident of the Cedar Ridge district. The groom attended Grass Valley schools before enlisted in the navy, from which he is at present on leave. LEGION PLANS TO ENLARGE QUARTERS GRASS VALLEY: Hague-ThomasHegarty Post of the Legion is considering enlargement of its Present meeting quarterg in the Veterans Memorial building to include a room for bowling. Due to the. enlarged membership roll following World War Il, the post finds its present quarters too small and plans renovation of another part of the building which will give more room. Hard wheat flour is used mostly for bread baking while soft wheats make the best cakes and pastries. THIS"..OR" THE WEATHERMAN PREDICTS THAT".. eet AND SKEETER _ HEY, GRAMPS.. NOTICE THAT ). ARENT THERE ANY XJ WELL T) THE NEWSPAPERS ALWAYS SAY WMORAEN WORKING FOR REALLY THAT," THE WEATHERMAN PREDICTS Regitered U THE WEATHER BUREAU? JOON” KNOW, Pc nS 3. Patom Office. .. BUT, CONFIDENT IALLY, Tt ne THAT THERE .. THE WEATHER IS CERTAINLY CHANGEABLE ENOUGH! J e Ta NUMBER BUT HE LIVES ON PINE STREET FIFTH POP I FORGET THE V-ITS A BRICK . HOUSE ACROSS THE STREET FROM A DELICATESSEN. Mell . RECOVER. VIRGIL i BY GOSH! F : . THERE GOES ‘TWALLIE WITH tL MYy oIRLE F T WARNED THAT GUY f--eT'LL FIX HIM GOOD THIS Time? _/. IT'S A LOW> IDOWN TRICK BUT HE a See \eedio: DESERVES — \ ! . ~ 2 c (ower ; : aha ; ( wy bay F ibs AN was ~~. FIRST SON-OF-A-GUNNER IN JAPAN of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Burkhart of Nevada, MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1946 Funeral For . Carleton Delgrave GRASS VALLEY: Funeral services were held Friday morning ip My. . ers Mortuary Chapel for Carleton Delgrave who died In a local hospital Tuesday. The services were conduct. od by Rev. Jesse Rudkin, pastor of Y cremated. Delgrave was born 51 years ago in . 3oston. For many years he was. employed by the Southern Pacific Com. pany as an electrician in Oakland. He recently ‘purchased Hill View Acres on the Auburn highway and . was engaged in raising livestock. . The deceased leaves his wife, Mrs. . Mary A. Delgrave, superintendent . of nurses at the Community Hospital. t Doestoevski, famous Russian novelist once wrote: “There is not a thing which is more positive than the Methodist Church. The body was . 212 Main St. bread.” — Glass: Shower Doors Everything in Glass -Made to Order Mirrors, Store Fronts, Windows, Furniture Tops SIERRA GLASS CO. Telephone 336 . NEAR THE POSTOFFICH 839 MILL STREET Heavy Maintenance Work! Truckers have your heavy maintenance and repair work on your truck bodies and frarnes done at the -VALL-E MACHINE SHOP Complete Manufacture Jobs. No truck too large or too small. Valle Machine Shop AND FOUNDRY (FORMERLY TAYLOR FOUNDRY) GRASS VAIALEY—TELEPHONE 25 ELECTRIC ite RANGES (s 246 Commercial Street A KITCHEN GIFT— “Some With Trash Burners or Griddles Nevada City Furniture & Appliances Immediate elivery HOLLY RANGES Phone 96 — ae . big aia this i EMD is May you drink deep of the Joy of Living.. That is our Wish for youat J) Holiday Season.y) Nf ACME BREWERIES, San Francisco