December 29, 1939 (6 pages)

ESN is Guest of Honor + Mrs. Joe Young entertained Fri_ day evening honoring = Mrs. Fred Garrison with a party and handker_ehief shower. Mrs. Garrison is the wife of Superintendent Garrison of the State Division of Highways and ‘Tie has been transferred into the ‘Woodland district which also com_ prises Sacramento and large nearby . derritory. a Four tables of Dutch whist were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Ed LaTour, first: Mrs. S. Hiéronimus, second and Mrs. R. Foster, third. Sixteen enjoyed a delicious luncheon at the close of the evening. It is. expected Mr. and Mrs. Garrison will leave for their new home about the middle of January. They have resided here seven years and made many friends who will regret their leaving. woh John Ghidotti, Jr., who underwent an operation in a Sacramento hospital. was moved to the home 2f his parents on Prospect Hill recenily. ‘He is making a good recovery. Mrs. Mamie Phelan who has been visiting relatives in Los Angeles for several months came to Grass Valley and is enjoying the holidays with relatives. She spent some time with her sister, Mrs. O’Connor, who is in charge of the woman’s division of the county hospital. Nevada Theatre “FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LAW OF THE PAMPAS Hopalong Cassidy crosses guns with the Terror of . the Pampas and brings Bar-20 justice to strange killers in a strange land, Starring William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy. Also Conrad Veidt in “U Boat 29.” j i a SUNDAY AND MONDAY RULERS OF THE Action and thrills galore as the drama of conflict between steam and sail is unfolded on the screen in this rich saga of the sea. With Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Margaret Lockwood and Will Fyffe. NEW YEAR — Gifts of Jewelry “CHRISTMAS % HARTUNGS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) _ 306 Broad Street Nevada City If It Happened Sudden realization that you overlooked someone on your Christmas list can be easily rectified without embarassment by giving a New Year gift. You will find our varied selection particularly inviting, and “just right for that person you wouldn't have missed ‘for a million’!"’ PRESENT” MONEY You will find it excellent judgment and of greatest compliment to the giver to invest your Christmas gift money or bonus in a purchase of jewelry. Fh To You 124 Mill Street Grass Valley _+ NEVADA CITY NUGGET ALBERT RONDONI DIES IN ACCIDENT — or Holmes Funeral Home late yesterday afternoon received a telegram to go to Turlock and return to Grass Valley with the body of Albert Rondoni, who was killed in an auto accident during the day. Rondoni, a native of Montezuma Hill northern Nevada county, was killed in an auto accident when returning from spending Christmas with relatives in Los Angeles. He was for years employed in: Nevada and Amador county mines. He leaves a brother, Jack Rondoni and other relatives in this city and Grass Valley, Funeral services will probably be held in Grass Valley. Roger,.Ben and Murray Pryor of Maxwell and Colusa spent Christmas day in Nevada City with their sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine. Paul Phariss, fireman second class in tthe United States navy, spent the past week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Phariss of Nevada City. . Miss Catherine Tognarelli, Dominivan Convent student, and Miss Betsy Bennett, who’is attending Dominiean College, are enjoying the holidays in Nevada City with their parents. Miss Dorothy Jones of Vallejo is spending the holidays in Nevada City visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Jackson, Jr., and other friends, : “Miss Florence Meservey of Oakland came up for the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. W. B. Meservey, sister, Miss Mamie Meservey and other family members. She returned home Thursday. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES December 28, 1939. TO WHOM IT’ MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that fifteen days after the date posted, the under-signed proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at these premises, described as follows: Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the State Board of Equalization for issuance of an alcoholic beverage license (or licenses) for these premises as follows: On Sale Distilled Spirits, On Sale ‘Beer and Wine. Off Sale> Distilled Spirits. Retail Package Off-Sale Distilled Spirits. : Anyone. desiring to protest the issuance of such license (s) may file a verified protest with the State Board of Equalization at Sacramento, California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. ERNEST W. SCHREIBER. ? NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES December 28, 1939. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ngtice is hereby given that fifteen days after the date posted, the un“dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at these premises, describ‘}ed as follows: 309 Broad Street, Nevada City. Pursuant to such intention, the Board of .Equalization for issuance ‘of an alcoholic beverage license (or license) for these premises as follows: ios ‘ On Sale Distilled Spirits. On Sale Beer and Wine. ’ Anyone desiring to protest the issuance of such license (s) may file a verified protest with the State Board of Equalization at Sacramento; California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. ‘ iH. J. SKEAHAN. , undérsigned is applying to the State . ; ————$S NEW NEVADA CITY SKI COURSE WINS QUICK SUPPORT There was a well attended meeting of the Chamber of Cémmerce last evening at which the proposal to establish a new Nevada City ski course fifteen miles above this city on the Tahoe Ukiah highway was discussed. _As a start toward establishing this new winter recreation ground it was decided to raise enough money this year through contributions of business men to build four toilets. The Nevada City )Chamber volunteered to contribute part of the costs*The plan of building a ski lodge at the course was also discussed but it was believed that this should wait until necessary first improvements are made. DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, gave an ac+ count of the work already done by the forest service in making this-one of the safest and most attractive ski eourses in this part. of&the Sierras. The course has been cleared of all obstacles and topographically lies in such a manner that skiers can almost return to their starting place under their own power. Supervisor Nelson stated that approximately $3,000 mainly for labor has been expended in clearing the course. He said ‘that in so far as labor was concerned the forest service would aid in setting up the proposed lavatories, but that materials would have to be provided, Secretary H. F. Sofge, of the chamber, pointed out that other communities are spending thousands of dollars for ski courses, to meet the increasing demand for spots where .f Winter sperts enthusiasts may be accommodated. This outlay, he declared is:returned many fold to the enterprising business men who sponsor ski courses; since they bring thousjands of young people through the city who patronize restaurants, service stations and, in fact, practically all places of business. ‘ Miss Therese O’Connor of French Corral, is spending the Christmas and New Year holidays in Sacramento with relatives. Her sister, Mrs. Madden left Thursday for a few days vacation in Sacramento and San Francisco over the holiday. Mrs. Mad_ den is caring for four children who increase the attendance in the French Corral school and keep up attendance. 4 : Mr, and Mrs. Simon C. Hieronimus had as holiday guests, Mrs. D. Mattei of the bay district; Mr. and Mrs, E. C. McCluskey and son, Alleghany. Used Car Specials 1—’37 Oldsmobile—4-door . Sedan 236 Dodge Coupes 1—’35 Chrysler Coupe 1—’38 Chevrolet *4 Ton Pick-up. 1—’36 Ford Pick-up. @ HILLS FLAT PHONE 436 (Opposite Highway Patrol Office) -Séhreiber’s Cafe Under New Management . January Ist ————— Congressman Harry Englebright, wife and son, Jackson Engebright, spent the Christmas ~ holidays at their home.on upper Broad street. Jackson will go to Washington, D. C., to attend university for the coming semester. He has done well in his studies in University of California. They will leave for the east today in order that Congressman Eniglebright May be present for the opening of congress early ‘in January. He has béen confined to his home for a week with a severe attack of cold. : Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson has as week ‘end and Christmas day guests the following out of town relatives of Mrs. Wilson, Miss’ Margaret Smittcamp, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Beatty, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Shurwood, of Fresno, and Halstead Downey, chief gunner’s mate U. S. Navy at Vallejo. Harold Young of Oakland spent Christmas with, his mother, Mrs. Minnie Young, and other family members in Nevada City. _ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939. A Happy New Year to all our friends to whom we express utmost appreciation for patronage during 1939. Rexall DRUG STORE Phone 100 Subscribe for the Nugget. NEVADA COUNTY SERVICE IN 1940 Regional Service Committee Angelo J. Rossi, Mayor + Harold J. Boyd, Chairmar GrareruL for your help in 1939, the Committee pledges its energies in 1940 to the performance of those services which a great city owes its neighbors. LOW COST -Quick-Acting FOR YEARS ELECTRIC HEAT Handy heat in a hurry to warm up a cold spot quickly, safely and cheaply now and for many years to come. that’s portable electric heat. In every home there is need for this hand heat in bathroom, breakfast, bedroom, sewing room or den. Just plug in one of these portableelectric Soar. ers for close-up warmth that is direct, healthful, safe and penetrating. Look over these portable electric heaters pictured here. They cost little to buy. They cost little to operate. All are guaranteed by the manufacturer against coil burn-out. Take yous choice of these four guaranteed eaters. Each will give cheap and dependable electric heat. Today. right now. put one of these hand heaters to work in your home.You’ be glad you did for years to come. SEE YOUR DEALER_OR THIS COMPANY PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Paty 125 Mill Street Calif.

ESN is Guest of Honor + Mrs. Joe Young entertained Fri_ day evening honoring = Mrs. Fred Garrison with a party and handker_ehief shower. Mrs. Garrison is the wife of Superintendent Garrison of the State Division of Highways and ‘Tie has been transferred into the ‘Woodland district which also com_ prises Sacramento and large nearby . derritory. a Four tables of Dutch whist were enjoyed with prizes going to Mrs. Ed LaTour, first: Mrs. S. Hiéronimus, second and Mrs. R. Foster, third. Sixteen enjoyed a delicious luncheon at the close of the evening. It is. expected Mr. and Mrs. Garrison will leave for their new home about the middle of January. They have resided here seven years and made many friends who will regret their leaving. woh John Ghidotti, Jr., who underwent an operation in a Sacramento hospital. was moved to the home 2f his parents on Prospect Hill recenily. ‘He is making a good recovery. Mrs. Mamie Phelan who has been visiting relatives in Los Angeles for several months came to Grass Valley and is enjoying the holidays with relatives. She spent some time with her sister, Mrs. O’Connor, who is in charge of the woman’s division of the county hospital. Nevada Theatre “FRIDAY AND SATURDAY LAW OF THE PAMPAS Hopalong Cassidy crosses guns with the Terror of . the Pampas and brings Bar-20 justice to strange killers in a strange land, Starring William Boyd as Hopalong Cassidy. Also Conrad Veidt in “U Boat 29.” j i a SUNDAY AND MONDAY RULERS OF THE Action and thrills galore as the drama of conflict between steam and sail is unfolded on the screen in this rich saga of the sea. With Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Margaret Lockwood and Will Fyffe. NEW YEAR — Gifts of Jewelry “CHRISTMAS % HARTUNGS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) _ 306 Broad Street Nevada City If It Happened Sudden realization that you overlooked someone on your Christmas list can be easily rectified without embarassment by giving a New Year gift.. You will find our varied selection particularly inviting, and “just right for that person you wouldn't have missed ‘for a million’!"’ PRESENT” MONEY You will find it excellent judgment and of greatest compliment to the giver to invest your Christmas gift money or bonus in a purchase of jewelry. Fh To You 124 Mill Street Grass Valley _+ NEVADA CITY NUGGET ALBERT RONDONI DIES IN ACCIDENT — or Holmes Funeral Home late yesterday afternoon received a telegram to go to Turlock and return to Grass Valley with the body of Albert Rondoni, who was killed in an auto accident during the day. Rondoni, a native of Montezuma Hill northern Nevada county, was killed in an auto accident when returning from spending Christmas with relatives in Los Angeles. He was for years employed in: Nevada and Amador county mines. He leaves a brother, Jack Rondoni and other relatives in this city and Grass Valley, Funeral services will probably be held in Grass Valley. Roger,.Ben and Murray Pryor of Maxwell and Colusa spent Christmas day in Nevada City with their sister and brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Martine. Paul Phariss, fireman second class in tthe United States navy, spent the past week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Phil. Phariss of Nevada City. . Miss Catherine Tognarelli, Dominivan Convent student, and Miss Betsy Bennett, who’is attending Dominiean College, are enjoying the holidays in Nevada City with their parents. Miss Dorothy Jones of Vallejo is spending the holidays in Nevada City visiting Mr. and Mrs, J. J. Jackson, Jr., and other friends, : “Miss Florence Meservey of Oakland came up for the Christmas holidays with her mother, Mrs. W. B. Meservey, sister, Miss Mamie Meservey and other family members. She returned home Thursday. LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES December 28, 1939. TO WHOM IT’ MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that fifteen days after the date posted, the under-signed proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at these premises, described as follows: Corner Broad and Pine Streets. Pursuant to such intention, the undersigned is applying to the State Board of Equalization for issuance of an alcoholic beverage license (or licenses) for these premises as follows: On Sale Distilled Spirits, On Sale ‘Beer and Wine. Off Sale> Distilled Spirits. Retail Package Off-Sale Distilled Spirits. : Anyone. desiring to protest the issuance of such license (s) may file a verified protest with the State Board of Equalization at Sacramento, California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. ERNEST W. SCHREIBER. ? NOTICE OF INTENTION TO ENGAGE IN THE SALE OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES December 28, 1939. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Ngtice is hereby given that fifteen days after the date posted, the un“dersigned proposes to sell alcoholic beverages at these premises, describ‘}ed as follows: 309 Broad Street, Nevada City. Pursuant to such intention, the Board of .Equalization for issuance

‘of an alcoholic beverage license (or license) for these premises as follows: ios ‘ On Sale Distilled Spirits. On Sale Beer and Wine. ’ Anyone desiring to protest the issuance of such license (s) may file a verified protest with the State Board of Equalization at Sacramento; California, stating grounds for denial as provided by law. The premises are now licensed for the sale of alcoholic beverages. ‘ iH. J. SKEAHAN. , undérsigned is applying to the State . ; ————$S NEW NEVADA CITY SKI COURSE WINS QUICK SUPPORT There was a well attended meeting of the Chamber of Cémmerce last evening at which the proposal to establish a new Nevada City ski course fifteen miles above this city on the Tahoe Ukiah highway was discussed. _As a start toward establishing this new winter recreation ground it was decided to raise enough money this year through contributions of business men to build four toilets. The Nevada City )Chamber volunteered to contribute part of the costs*The plan of building a ski lodge at the course was also discussed but it was believed that this should wait until necessary first improvements are made. DeWitt Nelson, supervisor of the Tahoe National Forest, gave an ac+ count of the work already done by the forest service in making this-one of the safest and most attractive ski eourses in this part. of&the Sierras. The course has been cleared of all obstacles and topographically lies in such a manner that skiers can almost return to their starting place under their own power. Supervisor Nelson stated that approximately $3,000 mainly for labor has been expended in clearing the course. He said ‘that in so far as labor was concerned the forest service would aid in setting up the proposed lavatories, but that materials would have to be provided, Secretary H. F. Sofge, of the chamber, pointed out that other communities are spending thousands of dollars for ski courses, to meet the increasing demand for spots where .f Winter sperts enthusiasts may be accommodated. This outlay, he declared is:returned many fold to the enterprising business men who sponsor ski courses; since they bring thousjands of young people through the city who patronize restaurants, service stations and, in fact, practically all places of business. ‘ Miss Therese O’Connor of French Corral, is spending the Christmas and New Year holidays in Sacramento with relatives. Her sister, Mrs. Madden left Thursday for a few days vacation in Sacramento and San Francisco over the holiday. Mrs. Mad_ den is caring for four children who increase the attendance in the French Corral school and keep up attendance. 4 : Mr, and Mrs. Simon C. Hieronimus had as holiday guests, Mrs. D. Mattei of the bay district; Mr. and Mrs, E. C. McCluskey and son, Alleghany. Used Car Specials 1—’37 Oldsmobile—4-door . Sedan 236 Dodge Coupes 1—’35 Chrysler Coupe 1—’38 Chevrolet *4 Ton Pick-up. 1—’36 Ford Pick-up. @ HILLS FLAT PHONE 436 (Opposite Highway Patrol Office) -Séhreiber’s Cafe Under New Management . January Ist ————— Congressman Harry Englebright, wife and son, Jackson Engebright, spent the Christmas ~ holidays at their home.on upper Broad street. Jackson will go to Washington, D. C., to attend university for the coming semester. He has done well in his studies in University of California. They will leave for the east today in order that Congressman Eniglebright May be present for the opening of congress early ‘in January. He has béen confined to his home for a week with a severe attack of cold. : Mr. and Mrs. Russell Wilson has as week ‘end and Christmas day guests the following out of town relatives of Mrs. Wilson, Miss’ Margaret Smittcamp, Mr, and Mrs. Earl Beatty, Mr. and Mrs, Harold Shurwood, of Fresno, and Halstead Downey, chief gunner’s mate U. S. Navy at Vallejo. Harold Young of Oakland spent Christmas with, his mother, Mrs. Minnie Young, and other family members in Nevada City. _ FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1939. A Happy New Year to all our friends to whom we express utmost appreciation for patronage during 1939. Rexall DRUG STORE Phone 100 Subscribe for the Nugget. NEVADA COUNTY SERVICE IN 1940 Regional Service Committee Angelo J. Rossi, Mayor + Harold J. Boyd, Chairmar GrareruL for your help in 1939, the Committee pledges its energies in 1940 to the performance of those services which a great city owes its neighbors. LOW COST -Quick-Acting FOR YEARS ELECTRIC HEAT Handy heat in a hurry to warm up a cold spot quickly, safely and cheaply now and for many years to come.. that’s portable electric heat. In every home there is need for this hand heat in bathroom, breakfast, bedroom, sewing room or den. Just plug in one of these portableelectric Soar. ers for close-up warmth that is direct, healthful, safe and penetrating. Look over these portable electric heaters pictured here. They cost little to buy. They cost little to operate. All are guaranteed by the manufacturer against coil burn-out. Take yous choice of these four guaranteed eaters. Each will give cheap and dependable electric heat. Today.. right now.. put one of these hand heaters to work in your home.You’ be glad you did for years to come. SEE YOUR DEALER_OR THIS COMPANY PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Paty 125 Mill Street Calif.