February 14, 1946 (4 pages)

PAGE FOUR sucedgemeeuinidieuimnnnaameaimat NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1946 wEVADA ‘THEATRE DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTERPRISES, INC. eran meer ae Friday Saturday DALTON’S RIDE AGAIN: — With. ALAN CURTIS —And— KENT TAYLOR . _ MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS § —With— : ‘ NINA FOCH —And— oo ® Ore a Sunday Monday q STORK CLUB i —With— GEORGE MacREADY ' . —And— BETTY HUTTON . —Pius— BARRY FITZGERALD MARCH OF TIME No. 6 H. HOME IS SOLD M. “‘Andy”’ Bergemann, of Berkeley. seventeen years experiencé largest outstanding community of its size the state. Lorraine Division. Bercemann~has. and preeminent ability, He is an ac 1002 of Berkeley. at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:4 a.m, Wednesdays and ~ Fridays "holiday excepted from 2 “Soul’’ is the-subject of the Chris 17 with the following golden text by day neithér for brightness. shal HOLMES FUNERAL Holmes yesterday announced the sale of the Holmes Funeral-Home in this city to J. Paul Holmes stated that Bergeman with in the mortvaries of the bay area would give this community a thor. communities of the state with a view to establishing business connections. He believes that Nevada City is the He is the son of Dr.T. L. Bergemann, Widely known Berkeley oral surgeon and brother of Major Wim. T. Bergemann of the famed Croes of background of-thorough experience ive. memlber of the Elks Lodge No. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ‘Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday in their church 114 Boulder St. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting' is held on the first Wednesday of each month at eight bi 4 on Phe Sib ty highway budgets in California for lic is cordially invited to'attend our. ‘Me current year. This does not inServides and visit the seadink +oom . clude federal money available under tian Science Lesson Sermon for Feb, . county feeder roads ‘recently made “The sun shall be no more thy light . [the moon give light unti thee but} 299 from the county's share of gasothe Lord shall be “in 0 thee an ever-. lasting light and thy God thy glory” Isiah 60;19. Included in the sermon are these citations: Revelation 21:1 “and I saw a new heaven and a new earth for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away and there: was no . more sea.” “‘Science and Health-with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy .“‘Truth will at length compel us all to exchange the pleasures land pains of sense for the joys. of soul’ (p. 390. FUNERAL NOTICE ruary 11, 1946, Emma oughly modern mortuary’ and amers 808 O Street, Sacramento. bulance service, University ‘Women ment Odd Fellows Lawn. 3 Bergemann, his wife, Virginia and. Hear William Brooks s son Paul Jr. arrived here Saturday. eas i “". * William H. Brooks, county farm Bergemann had_ studied various Mrs. Alice Brochard To advisor, was the guest speaker last evening at the meeting of the Nevada County Branch of University Women in the home of Mrs. Vera Ingram, 417 Chapel Street, Grass Vatley. Brooks was formerly an officer in Speak At Silver Tea we guest speaker at the tea given ‘cupation problems in Germany, The scholarship committee presented its report. Each year the university women award a scholarship to a Nevada City high school or Grass Valley high school girl graduate, out standing in scholarship. Girls are chosen from the schools in alternate years. Miss Dorthy Dike is chairman of the committee. ley. a Beatrice Bennetts will recite a logue. t= of the State Federation of County To Spend $118,287 5. Roads and Bridges i ‘Nevada county’s highways and bridges program for the present fiscal ‘year calls for an expenditures the Nevada City Civic Club. ile. Oo di ; Io. . Program of $118,287 to be spent by. refreshments will be served Dy a a . i ve er me pers mre the county government alone, Cali-. committee consisting-of Mrs. George ‘eated—in e--ehur edi ; i : 2 c ornia taxpayers association said to-. Gildersleeve, Mrs. Arthur Hoge, Mrs. Boulder St. and is open Mondays, ‘day making public its study of couns. Ramm. . Flags used by the U. S. _. the special federal appropriated for i . available by congress. Mrs. Alice Brochard who lived in France throughout the war, will be Altar Guild of the Emmanuel Etpisthe AMG and spoke on: allied oc-. }copal Church this afternoon at 2:30 ‘p. m. in the Parish Hall in Grass ValMrs. C. E. Bosworth will contribute a solo to the program and Miss CIVIC CLUB TO MEET Mrs. G. C. Harman, art chairman en’s Clubs, will be guest speaker tomorrow evening at the meeting of “Mrs. Merle Morrison president of the club, will preside and ‘introduce the speaker. Following the meeting Elfriede Lawrence and Miss Emma weather bureau as storm warning signals are . ; eight feet square. pennants have an} eight foot hoist and 15 foot fly. . The county's highways and bridg1 @S prégram is to bé financéd $50,cf #4 Rs’ ni GY i Miaio® SS fe DENRA BERETA RELT OS GEE DOME OPES PEELS BOA AONE rt lines . . . and’ flower desi off winter. Solid colors i there’s spring news in our _ Our print news is the latest news because it’s about spring, 1946 . . . and the style headlines are changing! You'll see new fullness, new , sleeves, the belted look to show off wasp waist$6.90 — $10.90 J. C. Penney Co. Grass Valley, California gns to take your mind n assorted styles, DOG A COMPLETE BOARDING SERVICE FOR YOUR len Kennels AT CEDAR RIDGE ‘attempt to ‘cross the English Chanline tax receipts $6000 from motor vehicle fees, $11,000 from a county. Wide property: tax. $14,200 © from . miscellaneous federal state and thel« . county revenues and i . $37,087 from cash balances. Over:the state ways asa whole-the highexpenditure procounties total $43,-. ee ro $42,341.742 soing for! } highways and bridees grams of the 57 909,811 with direct and and $1,586,069 for bond interest and redemption. SEP HTS! "i ft t rid } bridges work ceed white Hight. Why not do it now. With an Aladdin you can Fite ReCRDE Gb ceibae 9 Wi (Major Phil Joyal of the U. S.) Army is enjoying leave of absenee in iiNevada™ City with his broi ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Joyal. Major Joyal is now attending . Sunnery school in Arizona. . Mr. and’ Mrs. Raymond Zollars spent the past week end in Nevada City with Mrs, Gertrude Zollars. They left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City on a visit with relatives visiting Eye FATIGUE attractiveness, beauty—more Sah vG Anybody can operate ple. And _ it’s too—no waiting. » STEP IN and California mission which was built ner like European cathedrals with three aisles. The present Commercial street in San Francisco was once Long Wharf or Central wharf favorite promenade of the 1850s. . Francois Pilatre de (Rosier killed ‘in the first cragh of a balloon when his balloon caught fire in an won’t you? word. for it, you’ it interesting and J$5as » PHONE (5 ‘NEVADA CIry nel on June 15, 1785. : you've plenned that ene lamp, right fe OR SEW With Far Less SiTAIN and and the whole family will get equal © pleasure and comfort-too. In fact it will pep up your entire surround. ings, give them more life — more Aladdin — from childhood to old age—it’s so simuick-lite conomeical? Yes, indeed. Burns + ‘ i a full fifty hours on a before returning to their home ih single aie: phases a i heap of interesting things San Diego. Seg ought to’ see and te peg iow yet be wonder M i u ou San Juan Bautista is the only Ree ee Let Us Demonstrate It to you? Do it tomorrow, Take our Il find . geShafgand There Is No Obligation! a=! Aladdin _— ie (oi Mantle kamp:. ' PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY ANDERSON—iIn Sacramento, FebAnderson loving mother of Mrs. Selma Wall, Dewey J., Edward A., and Alfred A. Anderson all of Sacramento; Esther McLain*of Detroit, Mich., and Floyd V. Anderson, U. S. Army; sister of John Jackson of' Bly, Minn. Survived by seven gramdchildren. A native of Sweden. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday afternoon at 1%30 o’clock from the George L. Klumpp Chapel of FlowMrs. Interfe by the monoWomthrough Grass During his gineers on the their home’ for DROVE CARELESSLY Loren Harris is in the county jail in lieu of $500 bail fixed by Justice of the Peace Charles Morehouse following his prelminary hearing on a charge of driving a car without the consent of the owner, V. Bednorz, Harris clipped a fire hydrant that released a stream of water 30 feet high amd spurred the police to arrest him before more damage resulted. Harris claims not to recall having. taken the ear. Mr. and Mrs. rived from San Franieisco and taken up their residence in one of the Norville apartments on the Tahoe Ukiah Highway. Kieffer is one of the enconstruction job and they are glad toireturn to Nevada City to make] 9, School Teacher Charges Husband With Battery Leslie’ Hogan, charged by his wife; Lois Hogan, school teacher at Cherokee, with battery, pleaded guilty, He appeared in Justice of the Peace Gildersleeve’s court yesterday for sentence and was. given six months in jail with five months suspended. Valley streets. tour. of the streets PAST EXALTED RULERS NIGHT The Elks will celebrate Past Exalted Rulers Night this evening in their club rooms with a turkey dinner. Former exalted rulers will occupy all the chairs in an initiation ceremony following the banquet in which 20 candidates will become members. DIVORCE TUCKER—tIn Nevada City, Feb. 1946 Verna Tucker vs. William L. Tucker; complaint filed; cruelty. Jack Kieffer have arDownieville Highway the next few months. . Roast. Pork \S Hotel Golden Dining Room Under the New Management of Served from'12 noon on. Short orders ‘served any hour. Fried Chicken Dinner Steak Coffee and Dessert Served With (Above Orders Sandwiches of All Kinds Special Reduced Prices For Service Men FINEST BAR SERVICE THE FOOD IS PERFECT THE SERVICE IS ‘EXCELLENT! ‘TRY THE PVT. ‘TED and LILLIAN (MILLER SUNDAY DINNER ‘ MENU Soup — Salad Matera ircacons epee eae 65¢ Rib Steak 30s. $1.25 Sue Ge ine, $1.2 T-Bone: Steak _.... $1.50 Gules Game yy $1.00 Sirloin Steak __. $1.50 (Porterhouse Steak—$1.50 (French Bread, Butter Raviolas a la Carte 65c Spaghetti a la Carte 50c (Salads of All Kinds PLAIN AND FANCY DRINKS 4 ie \\ = SDS. ont an 4 a ATOAST TO . AMERICA’S FUTURE! ACME BREWERIES: San Francisco ) \""NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY .101 Boulder St., Nevada City Distributors NEW AND DELIGHTFUL Co ; . tt \ . EXTENSION TABLE SIX UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS AND A LOVELY BUFFET You Will Be Pleased:When You Inspect Them Just the thing for young people beginning house-keeping or an anniversary present for the old folks ‘who have worn out their old dining room furniture. The Furniture Center 256 South Auburn Street Grass Valley Phone 36 IN WALNUT ‘AND OAK savd in rainy. weather by sending their weekly washing to us, ‘who are going to it any more. more interest ttried the GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS er . 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Telephone—Grass Valley 108 SSS 4 but there is ‘many family who found out how much they resume the home style of daing Housewives save their energies and time for ing work with less drudgery. Have you ae a 8 " : Telephone—Nevada City 2 ———— . = a . * FUNERAL SERVICE THAT IS CONSIDERATE Pleasant surroundings; a choice of organ music; and all details carefully attended to, make up our service to you when x you put a loved one to rest. ooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBU LANCE SERVICE : = 246 Church Street ' GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 4. , I ¢ he i ADs ‘ . i \ 3 J J. 's ‘os NL nd Seno FRR ean wall Ags « nee z. sl oe aa

PAGE FOUR sucedgemeeuinidieuimnnnaameaimat NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1946 wEVADA ‘THEATRE DIRECTION T. AND D. JR., ENTERPRISES, INC. eran meer ae Friday Saturday DALTON’S RIDE AGAIN: — With. ALAN CURTIS —And— KENT TAYLOR . _ MY NAME IS JULIA ROSS § —With— : ‘ NINA FOCH —And— oo ® Ore a Sunday Monday q STORK CLUB i —With— GEORGE MacREADY ' . —And— BETTY HUTTON . —Pius— BARRY FITZGERALD MARCH OF TIME No. 6 H. HOME IS SOLD M. “‘Andy”’ Bergemann, of Berkeley. seventeen years experiencé largest outstanding community of its size the state. Lorraine Division. Bercemann~has. and preeminent ability, He is an ac 1002 of Berkeley. at 11 o’clock. Sunday school at 9:4 a.m, Wednesdays and ~ Fridays "holiday excepted from 2 “Soul’’ is the-subject of the Chris 17 with the following golden text by day neithér for brightness. shal HOLMES FUNERAL Holmes yesterday announced the sale of the Holmes Funeral-Home in this city to J. Paul Holmes stated that Bergeman with in the mortvaries of the bay area would give this community a thor. communities of the state with a view to establishing business connections. He believes that Nevada City is the He is the son of Dr.T. L. Bergemann, Widely known Berkeley oral surgeon and brother of Major Wim. T. Bergemann of the famed Croes of background of-thorough experience ive. memlber of the Elks Lodge No. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH ‘Christian Science Society of Nevada City holds services every Sunday in their church 114 Boulder St. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting' is held on the first Wednesday of each month at eight bi 4 on Phe Sib ty highway budgets in California for lic is cordially invited to'attend our. ‘Me current year. This does not inServides and visit the seadink +oom . clude federal money available under tian Science Lesson Sermon for Feb, . county feeder roads ‘recently made “The sun shall be no more thy light . [the moon give light unti thee but} 299 from the county's share of gasothe Lord shall be “in 0 thee an ever-. lasting light and thy God thy glory” Isiah 60;19. Included in the sermon are these citations: Revelation 21:1 “and I saw a new heaven and a new earth for the first heaven and the first earth were passed away and there: was no . more sea.” “‘Science and Health-with Key to the Scriptures” by Mary Baker Eddy .“‘Truth will at length compel us all to exchange the pleasures land pains of sense for the joys. of soul’ (p. 390. FUNERAL NOTICE ruary 11, 1946, Emma oughly modern mortuary’ and amers 808 O Street, Sacramento. bulance service, University ‘Women ment Odd Fellows Lawn. 3 Bergemann, his wife, Virginia and. Hear William Brooks s son Paul Jr. arrived here Saturday.. eas i “". * William H. Brooks, county farm Bergemann had_ studied various Mrs. Alice Brochard To advisor, was the guest speaker last evening at the meeting of the Nevada County Branch of University Women in the home of Mrs. Vera Ingram, 417 Chapel Street, Grass Vatley. Brooks was formerly an officer in Speak At Silver Tea we guest speaker at the tea given ‘cupation problems in Germany, The scholarship committee presented its report. Each year the university women award a scholarship to a Nevada City high school or Grass Valley high school girl graduate, out standing in scholarship. Girls are chosen from the schools in alternate years. Miss Dorthy Dike is chairman of the committee. ley. a Beatrice Bennetts will recite a logue. t= of the State Federation of County To Spend $118,287 5. Roads and Bridges i ‘Nevada county’s highways and bridges program for the present fiscal ‘year calls for an expenditures the Nevada City Civic Club. ile. Oo di ; Io. . Program of $118,287 to be spent by. refreshments will be served Dy a a . i ve er me pers mre the county government alone, Cali-. committee consisting-of Mrs. George ‘eated—in e--ehur edi ; i : 2 c ornia taxpayers association said to-. Gildersleeve, Mrs. Arthur Hoge, Mrs. Boulder St. and is open Mondays, ‘day making public its study of couns. Ramm. . Flags used by the U. S. _. the special federal appropriated for i . available by congress. Mrs. Alice Brochard who lived in France throughout the war, will be Altar Guild of the Emmanuel Etpisthe AMG and spoke on: allied oc-. }copal Church this afternoon at 2:30 ‘p. m. in the Parish Hall in Grass ValMrs. C. E. Bosworth will contribute a solo to the program and Miss CIVIC CLUB TO MEET Mrs. G. C. Harman, art chairman en’s Clubs, will be guest speaker tomorrow evening at the meeting of “Mrs. Merle Morrison president of the club, will preside and ‘introduce the speaker. Following the meeting Elfriede Lawrence and Miss Emma weather bureau as storm warning signals are . ; eight feet square. pennants have an} eight foot hoist and 15 foot fly. . The county's highways and bridg1 @S prégram is to bé financéd $50,cf #4 Rs’ ni GY i Miaio® SS fe DENRA BERETA RELT OS GEE DOME OPES PEELS BOA AONE rt lines . . . and’ flower desi off winter. Solid colors i there’s spring news in our _ Our print news is the latest news because it’s about spring, 1946 . . . and the style headlines are changing! You'll see new fullness, new , sleeves, the belted look to show off wasp waist$6.90 — $10.90 J. C. Penney Co. Grass Valley, California gns to take your mind n assorted styles, DOG A COMPLETE BOARDING SERVICE FOR YOUR len Kennels AT CEDAR RIDGE ‘attempt to ‘cross the English Chanline tax receipts $6000 from motor vehicle fees, $11,000 from a county. Wide property: tax. $14,200 © from . miscellaneous federal state and thel« . county revenues and i . $37,087 from cash balances. Over:the state ways asa whole-the highexpenditure procounties total $43,-. ee ro $42,341.742 soing for! } highways and bridees grams of the 57 909,811 with direct and and $1,586,069 for bond interest and redemption. SEP HTS! "i ft t rid } bridges work ceed white Hight. Why not do it now. With an Aladdin you can Fite ReCRDE Gb ceibae 9 Wi (Major Phil Joyal of the U. S.) Army is enjoying leave of absenee in iiNevada™ City with his broi ther and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Joyal. Major Joyal is now attending . Sunnery school in Arizona. . Mr. and’ Mrs. Raymond Zollars spent the past week end in Nevada City with Mrs, Gertrude Zollars.

They left Tuesday morning for Salt Lake City on a visit with relatives visiting Eye FATIGUE attractiveness, beauty—more Sah vG Anybody can operate ple. And _ it’s too—no waiting. » STEP IN and California mission which was built ner like European cathedrals with three aisles. The present Commercial street in San Francisco was once Long Wharf or Central wharf favorite promenade of the 1850s. . Francois Pilatre de (Rosier killed ‘in the first cragh of a balloon when his balloon caught fire in an won’t you? word. for it, you’ it interesting and J$5as » PHONE (5 ‘NEVADA CIry nel on June 15, 1785. : you've plenned that ene lamp, right fe OR SEW With Far Less SiTAIN and and the whole family will get equal © pleasure and comfort-too. In fact it will pep up your entire surround. ings, give them more life — more Aladdin — from childhood to old age—it’s so simuick-lite conomeical? Yes, indeed. Burns + ‘ i a full fifty hours on a before returning to their home ih single aie: phases a i heap of interesting things San Diego. Seg ought to’ see and te peg iow yet be wonder M i u ou San Juan Bautista is the only Ree ee Let Us Demonstrate It to you? Do it tomorrow, Take our Il find . geShafgand There Is No Obligation! a=! Aladdin _— ie (oi Mantle kamp:. ' PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY ANDERSON—iIn Sacramento, FebAnderson loving mother of Mrs. Selma Wall, Dewey J., Edward A., and Alfred A. Anderson all of Sacramento; Esther McLain*of Detroit, Mich., and Floyd V. Anderson, U. S. Army; sister of John Jackson of' Bly, Minn. Survived by seven gramdchildren. A native of Sweden. Friends are invited to attend the funeral Friday afternoon at 1%30 o’clock from the George L. Klumpp Chapel of FlowMrs. Interfe by the monoWomthrough Grass During his gineers on the their home’ for DROVE CARELESSLY Loren Harris is in the county jail in lieu of $500 bail fixed by Justice of the Peace Charles Morehouse following his prelminary hearing on a charge of driving a car without the consent of the owner, V. Bednorz, Harris clipped a fire hydrant that released a stream of water 30 feet high amd spurred the police to arrest him before more damage resulted. Harris claims not to recall having. taken the ear. Mr. and Mrs. rived from San Franieisco and taken up their residence in one of the Norville apartments on the Tahoe Ukiah Highway. Kieffer is one of the enconstruction job and they are glad toireturn to Nevada City to make] 9, School Teacher Charges Husband With Battery Leslie’ Hogan, charged by his wife; Lois Hogan, school teacher at Cherokee, with battery, pleaded guilty, He appeared in Justice of the Peace Gildersleeve’s court yesterday for sentence and was. given six months in jail with five months suspended. Valley streets. tour. of the streets PAST EXALTED RULERS NIGHT The Elks will celebrate Past Exalted Rulers Night this evening in their club rooms with a turkey dinner. Former exalted rulers will occupy all the chairs in an initiation ceremony following the banquet in which 20 candidates will become members. DIVORCE TUCKER—tIn Nevada City, Feb. 1946 Verna Tucker vs. William L. Tucker; complaint filed; cruelty. Jack Kieffer have arDownieville Highway the next few months. . Roast. Pork \S Hotel Golden Dining Room Under the New Management of Served from'12 noon on. Short orders ‘served any hour. Fried Chicken Dinner Steak Coffee and Dessert Served With (Above Orders Sandwiches of All Kinds Special Reduced Prices For Service Men FINEST BAR SERVICE THE FOOD IS PERFECT THE SERVICE IS ‘EXCELLENT! ‘TRY THE PVT. ‘TED and LILLIAN (MILLER SUNDAY DINNER ‘ MENU Soup — Salad Matera ircacons epee eae 65¢ Rib Steak 30s. $1.25 Sue Ge ine, $1.2 T-Bone: Steak _........ $1.50 Gules Game yy $1.00 Sirloin Steak __.. $1.50 (Porterhouse Steak—$1.50 (French Bread, Butter Raviolas a la Carte 65c Spaghetti a la Carte 50c (Salads of All Kinds PLAIN AND FANCY DRINKS 4 ie \\ = SDS. ont an 4 a ATOAST TO . AMERICA’S FUTURE! ACME BREWERIES: San Francisco ) \""NEVADA CITY ICE DELIVERY .101 Boulder St., Nevada City Distributors NEW AND DELIGHTFUL Co ; . tt \ . EXTENSION TABLE SIX UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS AND A LOVELY BUFFET You Will Be Pleased:When You Inspect Them Just the thing for young people beginning house-keeping or an anniversary present for the old folks ‘who have worn out their old dining room furniture. The Furniture Center 256 South Auburn Street Grass Valley Phone 36 IN WALNUT ‘AND OAK savd in rainy. weather by sending their weekly washing to us, ‘who are going to it any more. more interest ttried the GRASS VALLEY LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANERS er . 111 BENNETT STREET, GRASS VALLEY Telephone—Grass Valley 108 SSS 4 but there is ‘many family who found out how much they resume the home style of daing Housewives save their energies and time for ing work with less drudgery. Have you ae a 8 " : Telephone—Nevada City 2 ———— . = a . * FUNERAL SERVICE THAT IS CONSIDERATE Pleasant surroundings; a choice of organ music; and all details carefully attended to, make up our service to you when x you put a loved one to rest. ooper & Weaver MORTICIANS—AMBU LANCE SERVICE : = 246 Church Street ' GRASS VALLEY Telephone 864 4. , I ¢ he i ADs ‘ . i \ 3 J J. 's ‘os NL nd Seno FRR ean wall Ags « nee z. sl oe aa