December 2, 1946 (8 pages)

PAGE EIGHT ~ CHARM OF GRASS VALLEY TO) IN CHAMBER” . Y Editor's Note: The Grass Valley Chamber of Counmerce now has ready for distribution an excellent brochure, for the information of tourists seeking information of this area. A map of the city of Grass Valley is shown and well as a map showing its relation toother towns within easy, driving distance. One whole column is devoted to the principal industries and another column to travel and re= . creation. The Chamber Directors re-' cently voted Ray Kronemeyer a vote . of commendation for his excellent. work in preparing the pamphlet. So, that you will know what outsiders read about us the Nugget herewith. publishes an excerpt from the adwertising folder: ¢* GOLDEN GATEWAY TO NEVADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES WONDERLAND In the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas just enough off the transcontinental highways so that the icharm and quaintness of the days of ’49 remains unspoiled, lies the town of Grass Valley. Here thé modern ‘way of Nfe born of a thriving community blends with tthe traditions and customs of the gold rush days. * The Grass Vailleyans of this ares are proud of ‘their interior city, rich with the romance of earlier days and eo significantly linked with the pragress.cf today. Modern homes, stores and other buildings are much in eyi.d@ence intermingled with the old hisProctous (rilay jet S NEW BOOKLET * torical tian es the ’49er days. The old Catho cemetery, overgrown With aunty and other shrubs . and dating back to ‘the early history . of Grass Valley, quietly lies-at the. end of a street of modern ‘homes. And across frof it is-St. Patrick's Church dating back vo 1858 and Mt St. (Mary’s Atademy. Such evidence of the mingling of the old and the new can be found in every part of the town. As evidence of its growth with the times however, many modern pmblic buildings have made thier appearance such as the Veterans Memoria} building which is lange enough for dances, dinners, assembly meetings and civic concerts. The Grass Valley library, situated on the site of the hirthylace of Josiah Royce renowned Harvard teacher and eminent philosopher, has a Jarge modern collection of books as well as valuable_historical records. Eleven church denominations are represented here as well as the leading fraternal orders. The Rotary and Lions (Clubs, Business and Pforessional Women. Legion and Veterars of Foreign Wars and their auxiliartes and a great number of other clubs have very active organizations. For the younf people scout troops for all ages hold been interest. Grass Valley’s school system is modern ‘with up to date playground and equipment. The ‘high school is accreditted and is modern in every respect. There ane numerous recrational spots in and, about Grass Valley. Memoria! Park, operated ‘by the city has an auto camp, swimming pool, tennis court, lighted ball park where Precious Memories MARK THE OCCASION WITH A GIFT THAT WILL Last as Long as MEMORY There is a Jewelry Gift For Everyone ~You Love SEE THEM AT RJ.BERGGREN JEWELRY BROAD. STREET NEVADA CITY BROADWAY ©®—THEATRE—® Direction T.: and D. Jr., _ Enterprises, Inc. MONDAY AND TUESDAY MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE With BOB HOPE AND JOAN CAULFIELD @ @ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT With JOHN HODIAK AND NANOY GUILD soft ball games are in progress night. ly during the summer and a super. vised playground. Night football is . Heyes at Hennessey Field. A 9 hile i sporty course is open to the public qades the sponsorzhip of the Nevada . County Colf Association, and is lo . ee oply a short distance from i Grass Valley on the ‘Nevada City stables provide . horses for those who wish to try the highway. Riding Beautiful miniature Lake Olympia‘ . . . many trails. ? . mnugly nestled in the shadows of the i Reins; boating swimming and pic. nicking. (Cabins are available for the vacationist upon reservation. A dance pavilion is located over the water for the younger set and roller skating is provided here during the winter season. Our airport laid out in 1907 as . the {first commercial (field in the west operates in a modern manner, providing taxi service and sight seeing trips as well 4s providing flying fishermen with a means of getting _to choice fishing \streams, Grass Valley is located on highway 20 which runs from Lake Tahoe through Nevada City and Grass Valley to Marysville to Fort Bragg on the Pacific, on highway \No. 49, from Sacramento through Auburn to Grass Valley and Nevada City, Diwnieville, Sierra (City and Ymba “Pass, joining No. 89, and on highway No. 15, Grass Valley to Colfax, joining No. 40 at Colfax. Napoleon Bonaparte Bishop Funeral Friday were held last Friday in Holmes Funeral Home for Napoleon Bonaparte Bishop, a resident of French Corral, who died in a local hospital Tuesday morning. The services were in charge of Rev. Virgil Gabrielli. Intenment ‘Was in the North San Juan Cametery. Bishop had lived at French Corral for many years. He followed mining and had a wide acquaintance and many friends on San Juan Ridge where he had worked and lived for 50 years. He was 78 years of age. Surviving are a son, Clyde Bishop of Brownsville, Yuba Couuty, a grandson Lester.Bishop and sisters, Mrs. Josie Burkholder of North San Juan; and Mrs. Nettie Kneebone of Wheatland, Yuba County. NEW ARRIVALS OF EXCITING MODERN COVERS . Let Us Recover That Favorite 223 Broad Street Chair For Christmas IVES UPHOLSTERY Telephone 543 NEVADA CITY Cs . NEVADA CITY, -GRASS VALLEY NUGGET ins Our favorite duck carried his umbrella last week just out of habit. Wasn’t necessary. Not a drop. of California’s liquid sunshine fell. Our three bridges found wrapped in cake-like frosting every morning and the workers from Piety Hill bundled themselves a little warmer as they hurried across the Pine Street bridge of white. But the themselves score remains the same—rainfall to date 11.68 inches—37.29 inches to go to equal last season’s total. majestic pines, is available for can-. NEVIAIDA CITY: Funeral services . . S : 7 at MONDAY, DECEMBER : 2, 1946 GREATHOUSES MAY 60 TO THE BG HOUSE AUBURN: George Greathouse 29, and his wife Mille Greathouse’ 23, both of San Francisco are in the Placer County jail facing. charges of (arelarizing a number of homes at Lake Tahoe. The pair were arrested in San Francisco last week when it was discovered a large number of. articles taken from the Tahoe homes were stored in a small hotel, operated py the couple. ‘Sheriff E. J. Kenison estimated the tetal amount of stolen loot to amount to approximately $100,000. The pair have not admitted the thefts. District Attorney C. E. Tindall said. Greathouse. maintained that he bought the stolen articles. The guspects are held under $10,000 bail each on a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace P. N. Smith of Auburn and signed by Constable Harry Johnson of Tahoe. cer te a ————————————_— Sheriff Kenison said he expected several more persons would be involved in the robberies. before investigations were completed. Constable’ Johanson was credited with finding a clue which led to the arrest of the suspects. He discovered a scrap of paper with three unidentigjed telephone listings on it. in the burglarized home of Everett Mills at Tahoe Pines. : He sent the numbers, together with g detailed description of stolen articles to Chief of Police Charles Dullea in San Francisco. One of the numbers turned out to be that of a Post Street automobile rental agency. Inspectors Ray Hunt atid David Brady checked and discovered an automobile was rented te the Greathouses on October 2¥. The speedometer showed the car had been driven 497 miles approximately the round trip distance from San Franisco to Tahoe and the machine had returned the following day. The officers visited the hotel op-. erated by the Greathouses at 481 Minna Street and found a large number of items tallying with Johanson’s description. A further check uncovered other articles in a garage. Anithor ities said the loot comprised outboard motors, radios, clothing; pedding, fur coats, vacuum cleaners and household furniture, NEVADA CITY AUTO PAINT BODY SHOP Paint It and Save It! First-Class Body and ema Work + 118 Sacramento Street, Telephone 269 LISLE WILLIAMS AND SONS a << Right Furniture BED EAR EY ED ED ee Ne ee ee DED yp ae DEFT eri Sah: oe epee BPD, are aj} a3 83 PRESSURE A. FURNITURE < ry Reliable => per} Bed BEYER AV RED RU ae Bee Bae et} Furniture at BAU aY aE aay ay ae I FURNITURE CENTER'S och. 2 WINDOW SAMPLES SOLUTELY FOR SALE prices are low for FashionOF RECEIVING COURTEOUS cB SHE'SSURE sates ‘evr <Not HicH Is a Lifetime Investment. Therefore, she wishes to buy from a, store she has confidence in — one which has proven over a long period of years to be Trustworthy and she compares values, prices and 5 THAT'S WHY secre," . The Furniture THE HOME OF : ‘AND ALL ADVERTISED ITEMS ARE ABChristmas Twin City (..1s a Smart Girl) She Knows What She Likes LISTED B FINE FURNITURE Grass Valley . Cniicrine Veterans Memorial Building sELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THE REASONS WHY SHE LIKES THE . GRASS VALLEY FURNITURE CENTER TWIN CITIES BIG FRIENDLY FURNITURE STORE Telephone 36 nse REN RO tea eg cea Cie gy Cee EE Y; oe Gienne = = TR ch wt OFF =m rR Se

PAGE EIGHT ~ CHARM OF GRASS VALLEY TO) IN CHAMBER” . Y Editor's Note: The Grass Valley Chamber of Counmerce now has ready for distribution an excellent brochure, for the information of tourists seeking information of this area. A map of the city of Grass Valley is shown and well as a map showing its relation toother towns within easy, driving distance. One whole column is devoted to the principal industries and another column to travel and re= . creation. The Chamber Directors re-' cently voted Ray Kronemeyer a vote . of commendation for his excellent. work in preparing the pamphlet. So, that you will know what outsiders read about us the Nugget herewith. publishes an excerpt from the adwertising folder: ¢* GOLDEN GATEWAY TO NEVADA AND SIERRA COUNTIES WONDERLAND In the foothills of the Sierra Nevadas just enough off the transcontinental highways so that the icharm and quaintness of the days of ’49 remains unspoiled, lies the town of Grass Valley. Here thé modern ‘way of Nfe born of a thriving community blends with tthe traditions and customs of the gold rush days. * The Grass Vailleyans of this ares are proud of ‘their interior city, rich with the romance of earlier days and eo significantly linked with the pragress.cf today. Modern homes, stores and other buildings are much in eyi.d@ence intermingled with the old hisProctous (rilay jet S NEW BOOKLET * torical tian es the ’49er days. The old Catho cemetery, overgrown With aunty and other shrubs . and dating back to ‘the early history . of Grass Valley, quietly lies-at the. end of a street of modern ‘homes. And across frof it is-St. Patrick's Church dating back vo 1858 and Mt St. (Mary’s Atademy. Such evidence of the mingling of the old and the new can be found in every part of the town. As evidence of its growth with the times however, many modern pmblic buildings have made thier appearance such as the Veterans Memoria} building which is lange enough for dances, dinners, assembly meetings and civic concerts. The Grass Valley library, situated on the site of the hirthylace of Josiah Royce renowned Harvard teacher and eminent philosopher, has a Jarge modern collection of books as well as valuable_historical records. Eleven church denominations are represented here as well as the leading fraternal orders. The Rotary and Lions (Clubs, Business and Pforessional Women. Legion and Veterars of Foreign Wars and their auxiliartes and a great number of other clubs have very active organizations. For the younf people scout troops for all ages hold been interest. Grass Valley’s school system is modern ‘with up to date playground and equipment. The ‘high school is accreditted and is modern in every respect. There ane numerous recrational spots in and, about Grass Valley. Memoria! Park, operated ‘by the city has an auto camp, swimming pool, tennis court, lighted ball park where Precious Memories MARK THE OCCASION WITH A GIFT THAT WILL Last as Long as MEMORY There is a Jewelry Gift For Everyone ~You Love SEE THEM AT RJ.BERGGREN JEWELRY BROAD. STREET NEVADA CITY BROADWAY ©®—THEATRE—® Direction T.: and D. Jr., _ Enterprises, Inc. MONDAY AND TUESDAY MONSIEUR BEAUCAIRE With BOB HOPE AND JOAN CAULFIELD @ @ WEDNESDAY THURSDAY SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT With JOHN HODIAK AND NANOY GUILD soft ball games are in progress night. ly during the summer and a super. vised playground. Night football is . Heyes at Hennessey Field. A 9 hile i sporty course is open to the public qades the sponsorzhip of the Nevada . County Colf Association, and is lo . ee oply a short distance from i Grass Valley on the ‘Nevada City stables provide . horses for those who wish to try the highway. Riding Beautiful miniature Lake Olympia‘ . . . many trails. ? . mnugly nestled in the shadows of the i Reins; boating swimming and pic. nicking. (Cabins are available for the vacationist upon reservation. A dance pavilion is located over the water for the younger set and roller skating is provided here during the winter season. Our airport laid out in 1907 as . the {first commercial (field in the west operates in a modern manner, providing taxi service and sight seeing trips as well 4s providing flying fishermen with a means of getting _to choice fishing \streams, Grass Valley is located on highway 20 which runs from Lake Tahoe through Nevada City and Grass Valley to Marysville to Fort Bragg on the Pacific, on highway \No. 49, from Sacramento through Auburn to Grass Valley and Nevada City, Diwnieville, Sierra (City and Ymba “Pass, joining No. 89, and on highway No. 15, Grass Valley to Colfax, joining No. 40 at Colfax. Napoleon Bonaparte Bishop Funeral Friday were held last Friday in Holmes Funeral Home for Napoleon Bonaparte Bishop, a resident of French Corral, who died in a local hospital Tuesday morning. The services were in charge of Rev. Virgil Gabrielli. Intenment ‘Was in the North San Juan Cametery. Bishop had lived at French Corral for many years. He followed mining and had a wide acquaintance and many friends on San Juan Ridge where he had worked and lived for 50 years. He was 78 years of age. Surviving are a son, Clyde Bishop

of Brownsville, Yuba Couuty, a grandson Lester.Bishop and sisters, Mrs. Josie Burkholder of North San Juan; and Mrs. Nettie Kneebone of Wheatland, Yuba County. NEW ARRIVALS OF EXCITING MODERN COVERS . Let Us Recover That Favorite 223 Broad Street Chair For Christmas IVES UPHOLSTERY Telephone 543 NEVADA CITY Cs . NEVADA CITY, -GRASS VALLEY NUGGET ins Our favorite duck carried his umbrella last week just out of habit. Wasn’t necessary. Not a drop. of California’s liquid sunshine fell. Our three bridges found wrapped in cake-like frosting every morning and the workers from Piety Hill bundled themselves a little warmer as they hurried across the Pine Street bridge of white. But the themselves score remains the same—rainfall to date 11.68 inches—37.29 inches to go to equal last season’s total. majestic pines, is available for can-. NEVIAIDA CITY: Funeral services . . S : 7 at MONDAY, DECEMBER : 2, 1946 GREATHOUSES MAY 60 TO THE BG HOUSE AUBURN: George Greathouse 29, and his wife Mille Greathouse’ 23, both of San Francisco are in the Placer County jail facing. charges of (arelarizing a number of homes at Lake Tahoe. The pair were arrested in San Francisco last week when it was discovered a large number of. articles taken from the Tahoe homes were stored in a small hotel, operated py the couple. ‘Sheriff E. J. Kenison estimated the tetal amount of stolen loot to amount to approximately $100,000. The pair have not admitted the thefts. District Attorney C. E. Tindall said. Greathouse. maintained that he bought the stolen articles. The guspects are held under $10,000 bail each on a warrant issued by Justice of the Peace P. N. Smith of Auburn and signed by Constable Harry Johnson of Tahoe. cer te a ————————————_— Sheriff Kenison said he expected several more persons would be involved in the robberies. before investigations were completed. Constable’ Johanson was credited with finding a clue which led to the arrest of the suspects. He discovered a scrap of paper with three unidentigjed telephone listings on it. in the burglarized home of Everett Mills at Tahoe Pines. : He sent the numbers, together with g detailed description of stolen articles to Chief of Police Charles Dullea in San Francisco. One of the numbers turned out to be that of a Post Street automobile rental agency. Inspectors Ray Hunt atid David Brady checked and discovered an automobile was rented te the Greathouses on October 2¥. The speedometer showed the car had been driven 497 miles approximately the round trip distance from San Franisco to Tahoe and the machine had returned the following day. The officers visited the hotel op-. erated by the Greathouses at 481 Minna Street and found a large number of items tallying with Johanson’s description. A further check uncovered other articles in a garage. Anithor ities said the loot comprised outboard motors, radios, clothing; pedding, fur coats, vacuum cleaners and household furniture, NEVADA CITY AUTO PAINT BODY SHOP Paint It and Save It! First-Class Body and ema Work + 118 Sacramento Street, Telephone 269 LISLE WILLIAMS AND SONS a << Right Furniture BED EAR EY ED ED ee Ne ee ee DED yp ae DEFT eri Sah: oe epee BPD, are aj} a3 83 PRESSURE A. FURNITURE < ry Reliable => per} Bed BEYER AV RED RU ae Bee Bae et} Furniture at BAU aY aE aay ay ae I FURNITURE CENTER'S och. 2 WINDOW SAMPLES SOLUTELY FOR SALE prices are low for FashionOF RECEIVING COURTEOUS cB SHE'SSURE sates ‘evr <Not HicH Is a Lifetime Investment. Therefore, she wishes to buy from a, store she has confidence in — one which has proven over a long period of years to be Trustworthy and she compares values, prices and 5 THAT'S WHY secre," . The Furniture THE HOME OF : ‘AND ALL ADVERTISED ITEMS ARE ABChristmas Twin City (...1s a Smart Girl) She Knows What She Likes LISTED B FINE FURNITURE Grass Valley . Cniicrine Veterans Memorial Building sELOW ARE JUST A FEW OF THE REASONS WHY SHE LIKES THE . GRASS VALLEY FURNITURE CENTER TWIN CITIES BIG FRIENDLY FURNITURE STORE Telephone 36 nse REN RO tea eg cea Cie gy Cee EE Y; oe Gienne = = TR ch wt OFF =m rR Se