July 20, 1936 (4 pages)

LPP RN far gs scan sete ENROL EL HME Im NS Sia é PAGE FOUR NEVADA GIEY NUGGET CHARLES LOBDELL IS SUMMONED BY DEATH Charles Lobdell, brother of L. W. Lobdell," passed away Friday morning in Grass Valley. A heart attack was the immediate cause of death. The deceased had lived in Nevada county for a little over a year. Many friends mourn his Dassing. The fununder direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. The Rev. H. H. Buckner preached the funeral sermon. Surviving the deceased are: his wife; ‘Mrs. Hattie Lobdell, a brother in Michigan and a brother, H. L. Lobdell of this city. . + death to a hobo, who shortly before! . the murder had made some purchases eral was held yesterday afternoon, i? the store. MURDERED MAN WAS FORMER RESIDENT HERE Frank -W. Powell; grocer, who, was murdered last Thursday at his place of business in Sacramento, formerly was a merchant in this city. His death comes as a shock to his many friends here. Police attribute his . Dr. and MrsW. P. Eav-kins re-. turned from San Francisco last even-. ing. Mrs. Hawkins visited her moth. band, Edward Taylor survive. The made a trip to San Francisco oa MRS. VIVIAN TAYLOR IS BORNE TO REST Funeral services were held today for the late Mrs. Vivian Taylor, who passed away Friday morning. Mrs. Taylor has resided in this communDersenal . Nearly all members of the Gold Flat Quilting. club met atthe home of Mrs. Jay Roberts on Gold Flat ity for the past three years, coming here from Washington state. A sister diving in Illinois, and her husWednesday for a delightful afternoon. The luncheon at one o’clock was served out under a grove of big trees near the house. services were in charge of Holmes . Funeral Home.The Rev. H. H. Buck. ner conducted the service. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Odegaara } er at Niles, and in San Francisco, . day. They were accompanied by Mr. while Dr. Hawkins attended the dent. Howard Ross and Mr. Marshall Gis. al convention in San Francisco. PROTECTION PLAN !elman. Your Assurance of Full 1936 Value , RIGIDAIRE —<garmet \ "eu METER-MISER" . Trouble ha * MEETS ALL FIVE stanwparps FOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING x1. LOWER O The Meter-Miser temperatures evenin wider, roomier cabi *2. SAFER FOOD PROTECTION *3. FASTER FREEZING—MORE ICE *4, MORE USABILITY __ *5, FIVE-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN Let us demonstrate what remarkable savings they effect for you -. @le will take you but a few minutes to see our demonstration of the FIVE STANDARDS, Yet these few minutes may yield you many dollars in savings for years to come. For the New Frigidaire with the Meter-Miser is not only exceptional in beauty and convenience, but also in economy and dependability. cost at rock bottom, yet maintains safe food more, it freezes large quantities of ice with amazing speed, and is protected for Five Years against service expense, for only $5 included in the purchase price. This splendid performance is matched by a . Town Talk. Dr. Ray V. Chase and wife and daughter, Beverley, left for their home at Las Vegas, Nevada, a few days ago after a visit at the home of Mr. Chase’s sister, Mrs. J. K. Osborne and Mr. Osborne. Miss Louise Arthur -of Toronto, Canada, arrivéd in Nevada City recently to spend the rest of the summer at the home of her unele, Mr. J. . }K. Osborne and Mrs. Osborne at Miss Alice Langman and _ sister, Mrs. Libby Shields left Sunday for a yacation in Yellowstone National Park and Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. J. -K. Osborne of MONDAY, JULY 20, 1936. FISHING ON GROUSE RIDGE Mr. and Mrs, C. Muscardini, Mrs. Larson Henwood and two children and Mr. Elisha Curtis spent Sunday fishing on lakes and streams near Grouse Ridge lookout above Washington. They caught some nice fish, and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. The lookout on Grouse Ridge is 7,800 feet elevation and Mr. Will Carey, in charge of the station told them: he had reported a fire on Mt. Diablo at the bay, since going to camp June 20. The mountain can be seen plainly on clear days. About 100 persons have visited Grouse Ridge lookout so far this season. C. E. Clark, who operates the Relief Hill and Lucky Jane _ gravel mines at Relief Hill was a business visitor in this city Saturday. He suffered an injury to his back while working at the Lucky Jane a few days ago. The injury is painful. Nevada f = Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY This is a Will Rog¥ CONNECTICUT YANKEE~: mires" King Arthur's: sturdy knights, rescues rocks the Round Table. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Al Jolson with Sybil Jason, Yacht Club SINGING KID -:-:: and the famous band go’ to town with three new song hits. biggest entertainment Warner Brothers ever offered. modern Yankee kids ia damosel im distress and This is the Town Talk have had as guests Mrs. Osborne’s brother, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I Chase and daughters, Misses Helen and Betty. They left for their home in Hollywood on Tuesday. PERATING COST Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Isenhauer and children of the bay district spent the week end. at Pike City. Mr. Isenhauer, mining enginéer, has the option on the Alaska mine. UE . e . t is mechanism keeps current the hottest weather. What’s . P ) h net with much more shelf it nieville, visited at Charles Guenther Sunday while enroute home from Sacramento stated 119 . forenoon. ‘San Francisco are visiting their son, . Allan Grass Valley and friends in Nevada City: have resided in Nevada City for sevCity, and Mr. Gibson is a philatelist Ross F. Taylor, engineer of Dowthe home. of He the thermometer registered in Auburn at 10° o’clock that Mr. and Mrs. William Gracey of Gracey and Mrs. Gracey, in Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, who ral years, are moving to Alleghany . his week to reside. Mr, Gibson has . ecured a fine position with the oa . . to-1 Extension mine. Mrs. Gibson is! resident of the Ladies Aid Society . f the Methodist church, in Nevada . aving one of the finest collections i . 1 this section. Their many friends ; wens PAINT lo help you YOUR HOME And we can help by supplying you MURPHY PAINTS. on the new 4 Ia Carte plan s The banks are cooperating withthe Government to lend money for home improvement. Come in and we'll tell you how it works. space in front, Full-Width Sliding Shelves, Portable Utility Shelf, Double-Range Cold Control and a host of other conveniences. Yet Fri gidaire prices are lower and terms of purchase more attractive! You can verify all this for yourself * at our demonstration: iB Ore Guards Food-Safety Indicator buils right into the cabinet. Your assurance that foods are kept at Safety-Zone Temperature, below 50 degrees and above 32 degrees, FOOD -SAFETY INDICATOR jiuNew Prices as Low as 92 50 No Money Down 122 W. MAIN STREET Ask For FREE Cold Gauge CLIFF A. DE BERRY PHONE 41 GRASS VALLEY Aiso On Display At Noyes Electric Shop 203 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY regret to see them leave. for a Vacation. son of Pacifie Grove are visiting Mr . in Nevada City. Mrs. i been visiting with a sister Pettingill left Monday for Carme! Mr. and Mrs. George Fortier and Fortier’s mother, Mrs. C. M. Fortier Fortier has Mrs. R. J. Tremaine and daughter Miss Esther Tremaine, and Mrs. E in Los. Angeles and returned with her son! and family. . nere, has-fecently added a $200 sleeping Porch to his residence ‘in Willow Valley, and has repainted the ,éxterior ofthe building. Ray Chapman of.Sacramento is a guest over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Farquhar and son, Francis of Berkeley were week end guests at the H. M. Leete home. Mrs. Farguahar is Mr. Leete’s sister. They were enroute to Berkeley after a vacation at Salmon Lake. Users consider the ultramodern electric range of today as the gréatest home accessory bargain on the market.,.Gleaming porcelain » beauty, large-sized, insulated ovens and fully automatic ~ temperature control. And the : prices—think of it are as low _.as $88. Terms as little as $3.00 a month with three years to pay. Come in and see these range bargains today! ELECTRIC COOKING ATER -HEATING © for greatest $VALUE you'll choose the ELECTRIC RANGE — office, who is’establishing his home . . . Se . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyant and } Phones 498-499 . daughter, Margaret, of Nevada City, . PSD ep SE Murphy Paints, sold on the new 2 la-Carte plan, are always fresh—that’s new . True to color—and you can easily lighten or darken any color. Easy to uise—less stirring . All because of the new 2 Ja Carte pian. Murphy Paints and our way of selling them will give you an easier and better job of painting than you ever had before. You will get the very best and most lasting finish on your house, garage, porch, front door, your walls, woodwork and your floors. Z _ NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “The Full Service Yard’ OSCAR J. ODEGAARD, Manager @ Nevada City : tee FA . were business visitors in Berkeley . ]} : if last week. ia . . H. F. Sofge of ‘the state .printing . CANNING MONTHS ARE HERE. AND ALPHA STORES LTD.~ IS MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO DO YOUR OWN CANNING. EASY, BECAUSE OF THE NEW IMPROVED EQUIPMENT — EASY ON YOUR PURSE, TOO, BECAUSE PRICES ARE WAY DOWN ON EVERYTHING! Stainless Porceliron Kitchen Table. $6.50 . Fruit and Vegetable Press. $1.10 Preserving Kettles—Guaranteed Priscilla Ware and Wear-ever $1.98 up OP, = Lig aN! Z aod in; Aae"\ CHEAPER NOW fh CIN “CALIFORNIA SEE YOUR DEALER OR P-G-avEPACIFIC GAS. AND ELECTRIC OWNED, OPERATED AND MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS COMPANY 133-736 Jars and Glasses JELY GLASSSES, Tall and Squat PRESTO Fruit Jars to save that Garden Fresh Flavor: FOR PRESTO, ECONOMY AND MASON JARS . SEALING WAX, FRUIT CANS AND EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED AT__ : Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 . jar Tops and Rubbers . . . Grass Valley . yy Phone 88 . ¥

LPP RN far gs scan sete ENROL EL HME Im NS Sia é PAGE FOUR NEVADA GIEY NUGGET CHARLES LOBDELL IS SUMMONED BY DEATH Charles Lobdell, brother of L. W. Lobdell," passed away Friday morning in Grass Valley. A heart attack was the immediate cause of death. The deceased had lived in Nevada county for a little over a year. Many friends mourn his Dassing. The fununder direction of the Holmes Funeral Home. The Rev. H. H. Buckner preached the funeral sermon. Surviving the deceased are: his wife; ‘Mrs. Hattie Lobdell, a brother in Michigan and a brother, H. L. Lobdell of this city. . + death to a hobo, who shortly before! . the murder had made some purchases eral was held yesterday afternoon, i? the store. MURDERED MAN WAS FORMER RESIDENT HERE Frank -W. Powell; grocer, who, was murdered last Thursday at his place of business in Sacramento, formerly was a merchant in this city. His death comes as a shock to his many friends here. Police attribute his . Dr. and MrsW. P. Eav-kins re-. turned from San Francisco last even-. ing. Mrs. Hawkins visited her moth. band, Edward Taylor survive. The made a trip to San Francisco oa MRS. VIVIAN TAYLOR IS BORNE TO REST Funeral services were held today for the late Mrs. Vivian Taylor, who passed away Friday morning. Mrs. Taylor has resided in this communDersenal . Nearly all members of the Gold Flat Quilting. club met atthe home of Mrs. Jay Roberts on Gold Flat ity for the past three years, coming here from Washington state. A sister diving in Illinois, and her husWednesday for a delightful afternoon. The luncheon at one o’clock was served out under a grove of big trees near the house. services were in charge of Holmes . Funeral Home.The Rev. H. H. Buck. ner conducted the service. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Odegaara } er at Niles, and in San Francisco, . day. They were accompanied by Mr. while Dr. Hawkins attended the dent. Howard Ross and Mr. Marshall Gis. al convention in San Francisco. PROTECTION PLAN !elman. Your Assurance of Full 1936 Value , RIGIDAIRE —<garmet \ "eu METER-MISER" . Trouble ha * MEETS ALL FIVE stanwparps FOR REFRIGERATOR BUYING x1. LOWER O The Meter-Miser temperatures evenin wider, roomier cabi *2. SAFER FOOD PROTECTION *3. FASTER FREEZING—MORE ICE *4, MORE USABILITY __ *5, FIVE-YEAR PROTECTION PLAN Let us demonstrate what remarkable savings they effect for you -. @le will take you but a few minutes to see our demonstration of the FIVE STANDARDS, Yet these few minutes may yield you many dollars in savings for years to come. For the New Frigidaire with the Meter-Miser is not only exceptional in beauty and convenience, but also in economy and dependability. cost at rock bottom, yet maintains safe food more, it freezes large quantities of ice with amazing speed, and is protected for Five Years against service expense, for only $5 included in the purchase price. This splendid performance is matched by a . Town Talk. Dr. Ray V. Chase and wife and daughter, Beverley, left for their home at Las Vegas, Nevada, a few days ago after a visit at the home of Mr. Chase’s sister, Mrs. J. K. Osborne and Mr. Osborne. Miss Louise Arthur -of Toronto, Canada, arrivéd in Nevada City recently to spend the rest of the summer at the home of her unele, Mr. J. . }K. Osborne and Mrs. Osborne at Miss Alice Langman and _ sister, Mrs. Libby Shields left Sunday for a yacation in Yellowstone National Park and Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. J. -K. Osborne of MONDAY, JULY 20, 1936. FISHING ON GROUSE RIDGE Mr. and Mrs, C. Muscardini, Mrs. Larson Henwood and two children and Mr. Elisha Curtis spent Sunday fishing on lakes and streams near Grouse Ridge lookout above Washington. They caught some nice fish, and enjoyed the beautiful scenery. The lookout on Grouse Ridge is 7,800 feet elevation and Mr. Will Carey, in charge of the station told them: he had reported a fire on Mt. Diablo at the bay, since going to camp June 20. The mountain can be seen plainly on clear days. About 100 persons have visited Grouse Ridge lookout so far this season. C. E. Clark, who operates the Relief Hill and Lucky Jane _ gravel mines at Relief Hill was a business visitor in this city Saturday. He suffered an injury to his back while working at the Lucky Jane a few days ago. The injury is painful. Nevada f = Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY This is a Will Rog¥ CONNECTICUT YANKEE~: mires" King Arthur's: sturdy knights, rescues rocks the Round Table. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY Al Jolson with Sybil Jason, Yacht Club SINGING KID -:-:: and the famous band go’ to town with three new song hits. biggest entertainment Warner Brothers ever offered. modern Yankee kids ia damosel im distress and This is the Town Talk have had as guests Mrs. Osborne’s brother, and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn I Chase and daughters, Misses Helen and Betty. They left for their home in Hollywood on Tuesday. PERATING COST Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Isenhauer and children of the bay district spent the week end. at Pike City. Mr. Isenhauer, mining enginéer, has the option on the Alaska mine. UE . e . t is mechanism keeps current the hottest weather. What’s . P ) h net with much more shelf it nieville, visited at Charles Guenther Sunday while enroute home from Sacramento stated 119

. forenoon. ‘San Francisco are visiting their son, . Allan Grass Valley and friends in Nevada City: have resided in Nevada City for sevCity, and Mr. Gibson is a philatelist Ross F. Taylor, engineer of Dowthe home. of He the thermometer registered in Auburn at 10° o’clock that Mr. and Mrs. William Gracey of Gracey and Mrs. Gracey, in Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, who ral years, are moving to Alleghany . his week to reside. Mr, Gibson has . ecured a fine position with the oa . . to-1 Extension mine. Mrs. Gibson is! resident of the Ladies Aid Society . f the Methodist church, in Nevada . aving one of the finest collections i . 1 this section. Their many friends ; wens PAINT lo help you YOUR HOME And we can help by supplying you MURPHY PAINTS. on the new 4 Ia Carte plan s The banks are cooperating withthe Government to lend money for home improvement. Come in and we'll tell you how it works. space in front, Full-Width Sliding Shelves, Portable Utility Shelf, Double-Range Cold Control and a host of other conveniences. Yet Fri gidaire prices are lower and terms of purchase more attractive! You can verify all this for yourself * at our demonstration: iB Ore Guards Food-Safety Indicator buils right into the cabinet. Your assurance that foods are kept at Safety-Zone Temperature, below 50 degrees and above 32 degrees, FOOD -SAFETY INDICATOR jiuNew Prices as Low as 92 50 No Money Down 122 W. MAIN STREET Ask For FREE Cold Gauge CLIFF A. DE BERRY PHONE 41 GRASS VALLEY Aiso On Display At Noyes Electric Shop 203 COMMERCIAL STREET NEVADA CITY regret to see them leave. for a Vacation. son of Pacifie Grove are visiting Mr . in Nevada City. Mrs. i been visiting with a sister Pettingill left Monday for Carme! Mr. and Mrs. George Fortier and Fortier’s mother, Mrs. C. M. Fortier Fortier has Mrs. R. J. Tremaine and daughter Miss Esther Tremaine, and Mrs. E in Los. Angeles and returned with her son! and family. . nere, has-fecently added a $200 sleeping Porch to his residence ‘in Willow Valley, and has repainted the ,éxterior ofthe building. Ray Chapman of.Sacramento is a guest over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel T. Farquhar and son, Francis of Berkeley were week end guests at the H. M. Leete home. Mrs. Farguahar is Mr. Leete’s sister. They were enroute to Berkeley after a vacation at Salmon Lake. Users consider the ultramodern electric range of today as the gréatest home accessory bargain on the market.,.Gleaming porcelain » beauty, large-sized, insulated ovens and fully automatic ~ temperature control. And the : prices—think of it are as low _.as $88. Terms as little as $3.00 a month with three years to pay. Come in and see these range bargains today! ELECTRIC COOKING ATER -HEATING © for greatest $VALUE you'll choose the ELECTRIC RANGE — office, who is’establishing his home . . . Se . . . . . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wyant and } Phones 498-499 . daughter, Margaret, of Nevada City, . PSD ep SE Murphy Paints, sold on the new 2 la-Carte plan, are always fresh—that’s new .. True to color—and you can easily lighten or darken any color.. Easy to uise—less stirring .. All because of the new 2 Ja Carte pian. Murphy Paints and our way of selling them will give you an easier and better job of painting than you ever had before. You will get the very best and most lasting finish on your house, garage, porch, front door, your walls, woodwork and your floors. Z _ NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “The Full Service Yard’ OSCAR J. ODEGAARD, Manager @ Nevada City : tee FA . were business visitors in Berkeley . ]} : if last week. ia . . H. F. Sofge of ‘the state .printing . CANNING MONTHS ARE HERE. AND ALPHA STORES LTD.~ IS MAKING IT EASY FOR YOU TO DO YOUR OWN CANNING. EASY, BECAUSE OF THE NEW IMPROVED EQUIPMENT — EASY ON YOUR PURSE, TOO, BECAUSE PRICES ARE WAY DOWN ON EVERYTHING! Stainless Porceliron Kitchen Table.. $6.50 . Fruit and Vegetable Press.. $1.10 Preserving Kettles—Guaranteed Priscilla Ware and Wear-ever $1.98 up OP, = Lig aN! Z aod in; Aae"\ CHEAPER NOW fh CIN “CALIFORNIA SEE YOUR DEALER OR P-G-avEPACIFIC GAS. AND ELECTRIC OWNED, OPERATED AND MANAGED BY CALIFORNIANS COMPANY 133-736 Jars and Glasses JELY GLASSSES, Tall and Squat PRESTO Fruit Jars to save that Garden Fresh Flavor: FOR PRESTO, ECONOMY AND MASON JARS . SEALING WAX, FRUIT CANS AND EVERYTHING ELSE YOU NEED AT__ : Alpha Stores, Ltd. Nevada City Phone 5 . jar Tops and Rubbers . . . Grass Valley . yy Phone 88 . ¥