February 16, 1942 (4 pages)

dee oheee WAN ee gg Be Page Four “ ne Shown above is Carol Jo Wheatley of Sacramento, ‘iancee of Marry Jackson Englebright of Nevada City. The attractive fiancee of Englebright, son of Congressman and Mrs. Harry L. Englebright, off this city, is employed in Sacramento by the state. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Wheatley of Sacramento. Photo Courtesy Sacramento Bese. de lval 3; 1939,. War and: Neutrality; Report Reveals Library . Vol. 4, 1940, war and aid to DemPopular In Nevada City . ocrs cies, The material in these voljumes has been compiled and collect}ed by Samue! I. Rosenman, counsel o the governor during the adminiswets reisuLibrarian Iva Williamson’s lar monthly report reveals: . {tration of Franklin Roosevelt as govHooks borrowed—_for-home use! CrEO? of the state of New York 1929+ 1651Notion 1347: ° ean 71: . 932. The set was a gift from the miscellaneous 133: 1 ooks borrowed . Frankia Roosevelt Library Inc, from state library 8. Cards issued 11]. "Pom Spencer White we received . gain of . Peovle J. B. Priestly and adult and 3 juvemile; cards : Julian Hauxley. 7 adult and 4 juvénile; a : : three and our present registration’ ~* ara Bobst we received 1000. Our American Girl broad, Mark Trafton and Emmy Lou Her Book and Madden Martin. ieee Tamblyn we. received =* . Ehehanted Atpril by ‘Countess Arid R ees Due f win; The Fun Loving Gang, Harold re ay eee See . and Grit a Plenty, by volumes vol. J 1987:. the. Consti-} iptables X u ee : i Dillon Wallace. tution. Prevails; Vol. 2; 1938, The) Continuing Struggle for Liberalism, . arches, Amon2 the. giits isa aero S. Public: Papers D.Roosevelt. with tion and explanatory no xe . Heart, George vey From Pen Subscribe for the Nugget o . . . . . . FIANCEE OF JACKSON ENGLEBRIGHT . _. VICTORY BOOK CAMPAIGN OG at a a a ae Be Ek tee Ee wee vie ~ . He what 24-87 Ur oP te —_ = SS PRODUCES 590 BOOKS HERE Mrs. Iva Williamson, Nevada City librarian, announced today entertainment.in the form of 530 books has been sent from the Nevada City Library to the navy supply depot'in Oakland, from which station they will be distributed to the army camps and naval bases for the men in the American armed forces, 5 ‘ These volumes are the result of] ears oo: the Victory Book\ Campaign, which . Three Chandler Church has been conducted in.Nevada City! during the past month. . Cows Reach Last Roundup Mrs. Williamson said the response to the drive was very gratifying, Out of 590 books retsived, 530 were boxed and sent to Oakland. There were three boxes of non fiction, 15 boxes of Grade A fiction*and two boxes of Grade B fiction. “We wish to thank every one who has helped in the Victory Book Campaign”’, Mrs. Williamson said today, and apparently did no damage. How“particularly those who so gener-. ever, some time later Church noted ously donated books, the Native/ that he was missing three head of Sons for the use of their building, . cattle. Saddling up, he took off over The Nugget and the Morning Union. the hills in search of them. He final-. for the publicity they have given us, ly spotted the cows lying under a the PT’A, which so willingly gave of big oak near the brow of a low hill, time and all who have contributed] nq started to round them up. Howin any way to the splendid success ever, closer observation revealed that of our drive. We are grateful for) these three cows had been to their every bit of assistance and good will} «ast roundup.” that has been given us.” ‘ The stock had evidently sought reMrs. Williamson said quite a num-/fyge from the thunderstorm under A ‘‘miss may be as good as a mile” but according to Chandler Panren) grazing permittee on the Bloomfield District’ of the Tahoe National Forest, it does not apply to lightning. A recent thunderstorm passed over the Church ranch near Smartville ATTENTION! ALL BUSINESS MEN OF NEVADA CITY Mass Meeting TO CONSIDER PLANS FOR HOUS.ING WORKMEN TO BE EMPLOYED ON CANTONMENT AND ROADS, RECREATION AND OTH.ER MATTERS OF VITAL INTEREST TO MERCHANTS AND BUSI _ TUESDAY, FEB. 17 @7 <30 p.m., City Hall ber of magazines, were brought in. the oak when the three was struck during the drive but as they were. hy lightning The bolt shattered the not wanted this time they are being! tree and passed down.the trunk: into held in anticipation of a magazine/the ground. The cows, standing in. f drive later on, the shelter of the tree, were evidently untouched by the lightning bolt Visits Parents: Here— Galhesiie Tacwersiil sangnier of itself, but were killed nevertheless Mea. ek ace ohn Toenarelli “was. DY the efects of the charge which ace, Tignes ae >. . geemed to spread out from the tree. here from (Sacramento yesterday. . Miss Tognarelli is now employed in INJURED IN FALL . Sacramento. : ; es Fe ac oad C, BE. Clark, svperintendent of the Visitor Here— ‘ Relief Hil Mine, suffered a painful Dan Ungare, Sylvan school prin-. joeg injury in a fall while working cipal, visited in Nevada City during! last week. Clark came to Nevada City the weekend, His leg bones . for : medical: attention, Livi wad bruised but no ee was were Yaoi a ata NA Ma A The Pk —-RATEBOW INN . . is as clean as a new pin, Gocd . i . . . . . . . . . . food, fair prices and attractive to the eye. That's why you should try the Rainbow Inn, Short Orders Mary ‘Silva's Chicken Toemoles Cith Salads Coed: Coffee pnd Beans Hamburgers . . Open from six a. m., to 10. p. . . m. execpt Sandayg and holidays Hear ItSee It --. Enjoy It“¢ Entirely fi AT THE SUCCESS CAFE Only One & In Nevada County Food conservation on the home front has always been important in wartime. A well nourished people is an unconquerable peoie Napoleon once tried to starve out Engd. Now Hitler is trying it, but the women of England beat that Nazi stratagem at their cook stoves. Now American housewives can help win this war by saving vitamins for health and victory. Cook vegetables in little water. Do not destroy vitamins by frequent pot-stirring. Save vegetable water in a stock-pot for soups or stews. Roast meats at low temperature to conserve minerals and vitamins. If B hard present range won't see P a on the war it would be wise to consider a new one. Besides doing the job right a modern range will save on food and fuel at every cooking operation. If you wish, you can have easy payment terms up to 18 months. Learn about modern cooking methods for health protection. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY PGF; PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY ; —when the heurs wiil be 9:30 ‘ 3 \ Yy Gar "i ee ———. New and Spectacular . FRANK DUFFY INVITES YOU 311 Broad Street, Nevada City _ Nevada Theatre . ' ‘MONDAY us mirthful with a great star cast, featuring Mary Martin, Brinful SEE US FOR of songs that swept the country at the turn of the century. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY me Forage & Pasture Seeds . . SKYLARK :2"ce"sc ir sca We Fears — : . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ‘a : . ert Erpaton — Qe Roe Cina Seat Cece” Bar Cece’ Seae . . MIGHT OF SAR. 16th cies: Se Grass, Alsike Clover _ : A y Colfax Fruit Growers Go. Woy tae WAR Hills Flat _ Everything for the Garden Phone 157 . . . WORny-t REE \ NTH © aS For The Duration Let us keep you informed of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times the printing of the truth is,essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly:* Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street Phone. 36 _ Phone 5 ‘Nevada City . ey Clean, healthful, inexpensive heat —any time and every time you want it with Standard Stove Oil ~ in a modern Circulating Heater. Enjoyable! Dependable! Give us an opportunity to prove it. a tores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley Al ¢ a »

dee oheee WAN ee gg Be Page Four “ ne Shown above is Carol Jo Wheatley of Sacramento, ‘iancee of Marry Jackson Englebright of Nevada City. The attractive fiancee of Englebright, son of Congressman and Mrs. Harry L. Englebright, off this city, is employed in Sacramento by the state. She is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Wheatley of Sacramento. Photo Courtesy Sacramento Bese. de lval 3; 1939,. War and: Neutrality; Report Reveals Library . Vol. 4, 1940, war and aid to DemPopular In Nevada City . ocrs cies, The material in these voljumes has been compiled and collect}ed by Samue! I. Rosenman, counsel o the governor during the adminiswets reisuLibrarian Iva Williamson’s lar monthly report reveals: . {tration of Franklin Roosevelt as govHooks borrowed—_for-home use! CrEO? of the state of New York 1929+ 1651Notion 1347: ° ean 71: . 932. The set was a gift from the miscellaneous 133: 1 ooks borrowed . Frankia Roosevelt Library Inc, from state library 8. Cards issued 11]. "Pom Spencer White we received . gain of . Peovle J. B. Priestly and adult and 3 juvemile; cards : Julian Hauxley. 7 adult and 4 juvénile; a : : three and our present registration’ ~* ara Bobst we received 1000. Our American Girl broad, Mark Trafton and Emmy Lou Her Book and Madden Martin. ieee Tamblyn we. received =* . Ehehanted Atpril by ‘Countess Arid R ees Due f win; The Fun Loving Gang, Harold re ay eee See . and Grit a Plenty, by volumes vol. J 1987:. the. Consti-} iptables X u ee : i Dillon Wallace. tution. Prevails; Vol. 2; 1938, The) Continuing Struggle for Liberalism, . arches, Amon2 the. giits isa aero S. Public: Papers D.Roosevelt. with tion and explanatory no xe . Heart, George vey From Pen Subscribe for the Nugget o . . . . . . FIANCEE OF JACKSON ENGLEBRIGHT . _. VICTORY BOOK CAMPAIGN OG at a a a ae Be Ek tee Ee wee vie ~ . He what 24-87 Ur oP te —_ = SS PRODUCES 590 BOOKS HERE Mrs. Iva Williamson, Nevada City librarian, announced today entertainment.in the form of 530 books has been sent from the Nevada City Library to the navy supply depot'in Oakland, from which station they will be distributed to the army camps and naval bases for the men in the American armed forces, 5 ‘ These volumes are the result of] ears oo: the Victory Book\ Campaign, which . Three Chandler Church has been conducted in.Nevada City! during the past month. . Cows Reach Last Roundup Mrs. Williamson said the response to the drive was very gratifying, Out of 590 books retsived, 530 were boxed and sent to Oakland. There were three boxes of non fiction, 15 boxes of Grade A fiction*and two boxes of Grade B fiction. “We wish to thank every one who has helped in the Victory Book Campaign”’, Mrs. Williamson said today, and apparently did no damage. How“particularly those who so gener-. ever, some time later Church noted ously donated books, the Native/ that he was missing three head of Sons for the use of their building, . cattle. Saddling up, he took off over The Nugget and the Morning Union. the hills in search of them. He final-. for the publicity they have given us, ly spotted the cows lying under a the PT’A, which so willingly gave of big oak near the brow of a low hill, time and all who have contributed] nq started to round them up. Howin any way to the splendid success ever, closer observation revealed that of our drive. We are grateful for) these three cows had been to their every bit of assistance and good will} «ast roundup.” that has been given us.” ‘ The stock had evidently sought reMrs. Williamson said quite a num-/fyge from the thunderstorm under A ‘‘miss may be as good as a mile” but according to Chandler Panren) grazing permittee on the Bloomfield District’ of the Tahoe National Forest, it does not apply to lightning. A recent thunderstorm passed over the Church ranch near Smartville ATTENTION! ALL BUSINESS MEN OF NEVADA CITY Mass Meeting TO CONSIDER PLANS FOR HOUS.ING WORKMEN TO BE EMPLOYED ON CANTONMENT AND ROADS, RECREATION AND OTH.ER MATTERS OF VITAL INTEREST TO MERCHANTS AND BUSI _ TUESDAY, FEB. 17 @7 <30 p.m., City Hall ber of magazines, were brought in. the oak when the three was struck during the drive but as they were. hy lightning The bolt shattered the not wanted this time they are being! tree and passed down.the trunk: into held in anticipation of a magazine/the ground. The cows, standing in. f drive later on, the shelter of the tree, were evidently untouched by the lightning bolt Visits Parents: Here— Galhesiie Tacwersiil sangnier of itself, but were killed nevertheless Mea. ek ace ohn Toenarelli “was. DY the efects of the charge which ace, Tignes ae >. . geemed to spread out from the tree. here from (Sacramento yesterday. . Miss Tognarelli is now employed in INJURED IN FALL . Sacramento. : ; es Fe ac oad C, BE. Clark, svperintendent of the Visitor Here— ‘ Relief Hil Mine, suffered a painful Dan Ungare, Sylvan school prin-. joeg injury in a fall while working cipal, visited in Nevada City during! last week. Clark came to Nevada City the weekend, His leg bones . for : medical: attention,

Livi wad bruised but no ee was were Yaoi a ata NA Ma A The Pk —-RATEBOW INN . . is as clean as a new pin, Gocd . i . . . . . . . . . . food, fair prices and attractive to the eye. That's why you should try the Rainbow Inn, Short Orders Mary ‘Silva's Chicken Toemoles Cith Salads Coed: Coffee pnd Beans Hamburgers . . Open from six a. m., to 10. p. . . m. execpt Sandayg and holidays Hear ItSee It --. Enjoy It“¢ Entirely fi AT THE SUCCESS CAFE Only One & In Nevada County Food conservation on the home front has always been important in wartime. A well nourished people is an unconquerable peoie Napoleon once tried to starve out Engd. Now Hitler is trying it, but the women of England beat that Nazi stratagem at their cook stoves. Now American housewives can help win this war by saving vitamins for health and victory. Cook vegetables in little water. Do not destroy vitamins by frequent pot-stirring. Save vegetable water in a stock-pot for soups or stews. Roast meats at low temperature to conserve minerals and vitamins. If B hard present range won't see P a on the war it would be wise to consider a new one. Besides doing the job right a modern range will save on food and fuel at every cooking operation. If you wish, you can have easy payment terms up to 18 months. Learn about modern cooking methods for health protection. SEE YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY PGF; PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY ; —when the heurs wiil be 9:30 ‘ 3 \ Yy Gar "i ee ———. New and Spectacular . FRANK DUFFY INVITES YOU 311 Broad Street, Nevada City _ Nevada Theatre . ' ‘MONDAY us mirthful with a great star cast, featuring Mary Martin, Brinful SEE US FOR of songs that swept the country at the turn of the century. TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY me Forage & Pasture Seeds . . SKYLARK :2"ce"sc ir sca We Fears — : . THURSDAY AND FRIDAY ‘a : . ert Erpaton — Qe Roe Cina Seat Cece” Bar Cece’ Seae . . MIGHT OF SAR. 16th cies: Se Grass, Alsike Clover _ : A y Colfax Fruit Growers Go. Woy tae WAR Hills Flat _ Everything for the Garden Phone 157 . . . WORny-t REE \ NTH © aS For The Duration Let us keep you informed of developments on our own front—Nevada County. The Nugget provides you with the local news you are interested in. It is proud of its record for publishing the facts and during these times the printing of the truth is,essential. The Nugget comes to you twice weekly:* Monday and Thursday afternoons, at $3.00 Per Year . SUBSCRIBE FOR THE NUGGET TODAY 305 Broad Street Phone. 36 _ Phone 5 ‘Nevada City . ey Clean, healthful, inexpensive heat —any time and every time you want it with Standard Stove Oil ~ in a modern Circulating Heater. Enjoyable! Dependable! Give us an opportunity to prove it. a tores, Ltd. Phone 88 Grass Valley Al ¢ a »