July 25, 1940 (6 pages)

PAGE SIX_ NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940. ere Here on Business— Russell Farley, inspector for th oa.d business Tuesday. ial Events . of equalization and for-. @ mer resident of this city, was here on Pageant Presented _ So silent Yyotl can I “hear the teinpcrature. The only part that ibe kerosene-operating S: TROLUX refrigerator is There’s, no naichi very in its innards to buzz and yi): i wear out. No mechanical crorcle. No repair expense, And darned litle > Five gallons of ordinary keroBene will run this be! I ‘her expense! é = (Cows come home. Yor: . fe, etle flame and forget i: Lys This little dz: > oy a.pecial. harmless refrigeran ann elr (= ap y culation. Th: It’sn gees Thousands ¢f fares have ; ‘found this box tis "refrigeration p ‘or running wate: . This kerosens5 SERVELS. It piv: > seconomies, the same CeiliGious euin ’ desserts. Ask to see the testimonials writ‘ten by satisfied farmers everywhere. { This Coupon is good for . , 99.00 on the price of any , ’ Electrolux Refrigerator, . either gas or kerosene. i I ; _-DEBERRY’S ‘120 East Main Street, Phone 41 4 GRASS VALLEY, CALIKURMI1A . Gentlemen: Piease send me, without obligation, complete information about Servei Electroiux, Kerosene Refrigerator. Name Street or R.F.D. Town State Sanaa actam Mes Ramm wre, ete. By Eastern Star A large group of Evangeline Chanter, Order of Eastern Star, members. ' nd & .w Girls journeyed to Colfax Yuesday night where a-pageant zS, was presented fore the Colfax Bastern Star Lodge. The pageant was presented at the Eastern Star Lodse meeting here recently, receiving enthusiastic acc'aim. The pageant will be. presented before the Auburn lodge in September. ‘ The participants in the Colfax presentation included Craig Davies, ‘Elsie Schreiber, Shirley Davis, Lois i Davies, Ruth Tamblyn, Mary Mugford, T.ouise Polglase, June Hawke, Ruth Thomas, Marian Gwin, Donald ! Posworth,: Bill Rickard and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth. The pageant was directed by Mrs. Doris Foley. Country Club Entertains Members of the Gold Flat Country Club and their friends enjoyed a full day’s activities Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. John Deschwanden ome in Gold Flat. A barbecue was served at noon and a supper at 6 o’clock. The tahles were set under the trees, providing a beautiful setting. During the afternoon games of:ail sorts were played and swimming was enjoyed by some of the guests. Ths events were interspersed with mus; ical selections by Mrs. C. E. Bos. ; worth and Mrs. Goodnight. A dance ; was held in the evening. Approximately 100 were present at the affair. The host and hostess . were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Tony ‘Deschwanden and Mr. and Mrs. . Odell Hamilton. { . Many Attend { o~ . ' Card Parties . A card party was held at the ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cicogni this week to help raise funds to send delegates of Ponemah Counof the Pocahontas lodge to the annual convention. Previously Mrs. Ann Browning Zave a card party at her home for the same purpose. There were eight. tables at each Prizes. were presénted to the eil . . * . . The jobs will grow. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, We've all been feeli Heigh-ho, heigh-ho: Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. ] With Willkie’s plan Will have to go. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, . Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. Heizh-ho, heigh-ho, Defense will grow. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. It’s back to work we The people’s voice e ~The vote will-show. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, WILLKIE THEME SONG Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, It’s ‘back to work we go; Vith Wendell Willkie leading us But Willkie’s hand will save the land, It’s back to work we go; The fact we want to know; ; We have no fear, he’ll make things clear, It’s back to work we go; With confidence restored again Heigho-ho, heigho-ho, heigh-ho, We've all been worried so; But Willkie’s fight will us unite, We want the world to know; That Wendel! Willkie is the man ‘We want. Heigh-ho! ~ heigho-ho, ng low, the New Deal sham heigh-ho, go; xpressed their choice, heigh-ho, . . FOOTHILL TEAMS TANGLE SUNDAY The Nevada City baseball team wiil travel to Georgetown Sunday for a Foothill League battle with the Georgetown nine, Manager Bill Clark will start Alex McKenzie on the mound with Mel Stinson behind the plate. The local nine hopes for a victory over Georgetown and many faus from here will make the trip to root for their favorite team and players. Winners and refreshments were serBIGCROWDS AT CLARK’S GREATER ‘SHOWS ING Clark’s Greater Shows are drawing big crowds in Grass Valley. This great motorized caravan of attractions, located in the rear of tthe Memorial building on Auburn street, has long been a favorite with Nevada County youngsters and grown-ups. There are eight rides each with its own individual thrill for the kiddies and their parents. There are also eight big side shows that either uproariously funny or deeply interesting. And each evening there is one big free act when Capt. (Suicide) Sondenberg, world’s champion, diver, takes off from his high diving @ Peshaps you think a Crane ee eee i its. higher quality and value— mont also be high in price. Then here’s good news: a ; 908 Lo pala with all om extra charm and convenjence that have made Cranepment us, is amazingly easy to own! ALPHA STORES, Ltd. have a Crane bathroom backed by an 85-year reputation for superior craftsmanship. the kind people instantly recognize as spelling quality with a capital “Q”. If you wish, you may use a convenient FHA monthly budget plan that makes payments easy. See your Master Plumber —let him show you how to fit the extra beauty of a Crane bathroom into your home and your budget! Chico. FOOTHILL AMATEUR BASEBALL LEAGUE AUDIT oe gf 750 Georgetown. ..-.-----3) 1 150 Grass Valley. .-.--.: pa a ieee 2 05) ROCKIN oc ee ee emer Ali: Todds Valley. -.:.25 2552 3500 Camp Foresthill ..iid. 2250 Nevada City =. Ene es Oa. Meweastie. 2 0 4 250 W G Pet. This Week’s Results Auburn 15; Georgetown 4. Grass Valley 9; Camp ForestSPORTS DIAMOND MATCH BLDG. PROGRAM AT NEW YARD Permanent: buildings, “ineluding a large store and warehouse-will be erected by the Diamond Match Company at its newly acquired property on the Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway, inside the city limits, as soon as the title “is cleared. In the meantime the lumber company has built temporary structures. on the land, formerly: known as the O’Neill property, and has completed the moving of the yard from its former location on Spring Street. D. R. Travis of the head office of the company at Chico was in Nevada City yesterday going over details of the new buildings with Bert Foreman, local manager. It was announced the permanent buildings for the lumber yard and store will be constructed when the title to the O'Neill property is cleared, which may take several months. Approximately 20 men were employed in moving the lumber yard to the new location. just For Groveland— Mrs. Carl Merrill and child@ten, who have resided in the Angiolini Leave Hill 7; Rocklin 12; Newcastle 8. . ‘Nevada—City 14; Todds Valley te Games Sunday Auburn at Todds Valley. Camp Foresthill at Newcastle. Nevada City at Georgetown. Rocklin at Grass Valley. MINERS BATTLE CHICO IN CRUCIAL GAME An important game faces the Grass Valley Miners baseball team Sunday. ‘Phe Miners will tangle with Chico in the latter team’s diamond. By a victory the Grass Valley squad can go into a tie for first place with A loss for the Miners wiil eliminate them from the second half race. The Grass Volley team will depend upon Manager Archie Campbell to stop the Colts. Campbell pitched a victory over the Woodland nine last Sunday and is in good shape for next Sunday’s battle. LEGISLATORS WILL BE ~ GUESTS OF MEDICOS Senator Jerrold L, Seawell, president pro tem of the state senate and Assemblyman Allen 4G. (Scoop) Thurman, will be the guests of the Placer County Medical Society at a dinner meeting to be held Saturday night at the Freeman Hotel in Au-} burn. ‘ ‘ : Dr, Junius B. Harris, of Sacramento, will deliver his famous ilustrated lecture on ‘‘Pioneer Physicians and Old Time Medicine.” Chart talks will also be made by Senator Seawell and Assemblyman Thurman. The dinner is scheduled to be held at 7 p. m. Phone 88 Grass Valley tower in what looks like a leap of . Groveland, near house on Boulder Street for the past several months, left this. week for Yosemite Valley. The husband and father is employed by a gravel mining company near Groveland. . . was transferred to ‘Bernardino forest about a year ago. LOCAL FORESTRY MEN ARE CALLED TO FIGHT BLAZE Ten men from the Tahoe National Forest Service left this morning at 7 a. m-via airplane to assist in fighting the 12,000 acre San Bernardino forest fire, ; All of the men: have years of exserience in fire fighting and are being assigned to the San Bernardino to take over key positions in the fire organization, such as fire boss, sector boss, camp boss, ete. The fight on the fire‘is being led by DeWitt Nelson, former Tahoe National Forest service supervisor, who head the San The: men making the airplane trip from here included: F, A. Land, District Ranger at Sierraville. J. A. Wheeler, Protective Assistant at Big Bend. Harry Davis, Dispatcher at Big Bend. Joe Wehl, Protective Assistant at . Foresthill, . Nolati O’Neal, Protective Assistant ‘at North Bloomfield. . Robt. Tucker, Patrolman from Si. erraville. . Leo Chatfield, Protective ‘ant. at Camptofiville. J. D, Rafferty, Law Enforcement . 9fficer at Nevada City. * Newell Stone, Patrolman Truckee. Ray Cox, Protective Assistant from Truckee. . , Robt. Culver, . from. Foresthill. Assit1 . . from Lookout fireman SCRIPT BOOKS TO BE ON SALE AT CHAMBER H.F. Sofge, secretary. of the . ehamber of commerce, State Fair script books will soon be for sale at the chamber headquarters in the city hall. Sofge sold 40 of the script books last year. The books enfitled the purchasers $5 worth of tickets for $2.50. In Los Angeles— ' Hal Draper of this city, is in Los Angeles on business. Draper, a local assayer, is expected to return the latter part of this week or next week. Nevada .Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY IF . HAD MY WAY The new songs have caught On and everyone will them after the show is over. OPENED BY Bing Crosby in a new sing sensation, and Gloria Jean of ‘‘The Underpup”’ fame. be. humming SATURDAY MISTAKE A thrilling yarn of a derelict reporter who is fired but immediately makes good by finding the stolen million and the murderer. And THOSE WERE THE DAYS, in which a couple, celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary are given a_ hilarious surprise party by their old classmates. SUNDAY AND MONDAY high adventure. Sparkling musical romance in whieh Anna and Ray Milland play and sing’ the lead roles. It is packed with the spirit of youth on fire with love and Neagle The BRIDE She'll Toss Her Bouquet To Her Bridesmaids. She'll Lay Aside Wedding Veil Her but— Her Silver must be chosen to use every day of her life. Let us help you choose your silver pattern. HARTUNGCGYS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street, Nevada City 124 Mill Street, Grass Valley Use our quick, convenient, credit and make dreams come true this easy way. ae Here’s Good News--\ Clark’s Greater Shows CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST MOTORIZED CARNIVAL Thrilling Rides . . Big Side Shows ._. Many Attractions for the Kiddies. Hollywood Circus with Dogs, Monkeys and Ponies BIG FREE ACT EVERY NIGHT Capt. (Suicide) Sondenberg, World’s Champion High Diver. Now Showing Back of Veterans Memorial Building Grass Valley a 8 8 said today © dl Taub eee gigs aaa SAS

PAGE SIX_ NEVADA CITY NUGGET THURSDAY, JULY 25, 1940. ere Here on Business— Russell Farley, inspector for th oa.d business Tuesday. ial Events . of equalization and for-. @ mer resident of this city, was here on Pageant Presented _ So silent Yyotl can I “hear the teinpcrature. The only part that ibe kerosene-operating S: TROLUX refrigerator is There’s, no naichi very in its innards to buzz and yi): i wear out. No mechanical crorcle. No repair expense, And darned litle > Five gallons of ordinary keroBene will run this be! I ‘her expense! é = (Cows come home. Yor: . fe, etle flame and forget i: Lys This little dz: > oy a.pecial. harmless refrigeran ann elr (= ap y culation. Th: It’sn gees Thousands ¢f fares have ; ‘found this box tis "refrigeration p ‘or running wate: . This kerosens5 SERVELS. It piv: > seconomies, the same CeiliGious euin ’ desserts. Ask to see the testimonials writ‘ten by satisfied farmers everywhere. { This Coupon is good for . , 99.00 on the price of any , ’ Electrolux Refrigerator, . either gas or kerosene. i I ; _-DEBERRY’S ‘120 East Main Street, Phone 41 4 GRASS VALLEY, CALIKURMI1A . Gentlemen: Piease send me, without obligation, complete information about Servei Electroiux, Kerosene Refrigerator. Name Street or R.F.D. Town State Sanaa actam Mes Ramm wre, ete. By Eastern Star A large group of Evangeline Chanter, Order of Eastern Star, members. ' nd & .w Girls journeyed to Colfax Yuesday night where a-pageant zS, was presented fore the Colfax Bastern Star Lodge. The pageant was presented at the Eastern Star Lodse meeting here recently, receiving enthusiastic acc'aim. The pageant will be. presented before the Auburn lodge in September. ‘ The participants in the Colfax presentation included Craig Davies, ‘Elsie Schreiber, Shirley Davis, Lois i Davies, Ruth Tamblyn, Mary Mugford, T.ouise Polglase, June Hawke, Ruth Thomas, Marian Gwin, Donald ! Posworth,: Bill Rickard and Mrs. C. E. Bosworth. The pageant was directed by Mrs. Doris Foley. Country Club Entertains Members of the Gold Flat Country Club and their friends enjoyed a full day’s activities Sunday at the Mr. and Mrs. John Deschwanden ome in Gold Flat. A barbecue was served at noon and a supper at 6 o’clock. The tahles were set under the trees, providing a beautiful setting. During the afternoon games of:ail sorts were played and swimming was enjoyed by some of the guests. Ths events were interspersed with mus; ical selections by Mrs. C. E. Bos. ; worth and Mrs. Goodnight. A dance ; was held in the evening. Approximately 100 were present at the affair. The host and hostess . were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Tony ‘Deschwanden and Mr. and Mrs. . Odell Hamilton. { . Many Attend { o~ . ' Card Parties . A card party was held at the ‘home of Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Cicogni this week to help raise funds to send delegates of Ponemah Counof the Pocahontas lodge to the annual convention. Previously Mrs. Ann Browning Zave a card party at her home for the same purpose. There were eight. tables at each Prizes. were presénted to the eil . . * . . The jobs will grow. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, We've all been feeli Heigh-ho, heigh-ho: Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. ] With Willkie’s plan Will have to go. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, . Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. Heizh-ho, heigh-ho, Defense will grow. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho. It’s back to work we The people’s voice e ~The vote will-show. Heigh-ho, heigh-ho, WILLKIE THEME SONG Heigh-ho, Heigh-ho, It’s ‘back to work we go; Vith Wendell Willkie leading us But Willkie’s hand will save the land, It’s back to work we go; The fact we want to know; ; We have no fear, he’ll make things clear, It’s back to work we go; With confidence restored again Heigho-ho, heigho-ho, heigh-ho, We've all been worried so; But Willkie’s fight will us unite, We want the world to know; That Wendel! Willkie is the man ‘We want. Heigh-ho! ~ heigho-ho, ng low, the New Deal sham heigh-ho, go; xpressed their choice, heigh-ho, . . FOOTHILL TEAMS TANGLE SUNDAY The Nevada City baseball team wiil travel to Georgetown Sunday for a Foothill League battle with the Georgetown nine, Manager Bill Clark will start Alex McKenzie on the mound with Mel Stinson behind the plate. The local nine hopes for a victory over Georgetown and many faus from here will make the trip to root for their favorite team and players. Winners and refreshments were serBIGCROWDS AT CLARK’S GREATER ‘SHOWS ING Clark’s Greater Shows are drawing big crowds in Grass Valley. This great motorized caravan of attractions, located in the rear of tthe Memorial building on Auburn street, has long been a favorite with Nevada County youngsters and grown-ups. There are eight rides each with its own individual thrill for the kiddies and their parents. There are also eight big side shows that either uproariously funny or deeply interesting. And each evening there is one big free act when Capt. (Suicide) Sondenberg, world’s champion, diver, takes off from his high diving @ Peshaps you think a Crane ee eee i its. higher quality and value— mont also be high in price. Then here’s good news: a ; 908 Lo pala with all om extra charm and convenjence that have made Cranepment us, is amazingly easy to own! ALPHA STORES, Ltd. have a Crane bathroom backed by an 85-year reputation for superior craftsmanship.. the kind people instantly recognize as spelling quality with a capital “Q”. If you wish, you may use a convenient FHA monthly budget plan that makes payments easy. See your Master Plumber —let him show you how to fit the extra beauty of a Crane bathroom into your home and your budget! Chico. FOOTHILL AMATEUR BASEBALL LEAGUE

AUDIT oe gf 750 Georgetown. ...-.-----3) 1 150 Grass Valley. ..-.--..: pa a ieee 2 05) ROCKIN oc ee ee emer Ali: Todds Valley. -.:.25 2552 3500 Camp Foresthill ....iid. 2250 Nevada City =.. Ene es Oa. Meweastie. 2 0 4 250 W G Pet. This Week’s Results Auburn 15; Georgetown 4. Grass Valley 9; Camp ForestSPORTS DIAMOND MATCH BLDG. PROGRAM AT NEW YARD Permanent: buildings, “ineluding a large store and warehouse-will be erected by the Diamond Match Company at its newly acquired property on the Grass Valley-Nevada City Highway, inside the city limits, as soon as the title “is cleared. In the meantime the lumber company has built temporary structures. on the land, formerly: known as the O’Neill property, and has completed the moving of the yard from its former location on Spring Street. D. R. Travis of the head office of the company at Chico was in Nevada City yesterday going over details of the new buildings with Bert Foreman, local manager. It was announced the permanent buildings for the lumber yard and store will be constructed when the title to the O'Neill property is cleared, which may take several months. Approximately 20 men were employed in moving the lumber yard to the new location. just For Groveland— Mrs. Carl Merrill and child@ten, who have resided in the Angiolini Leave Hill 7; Rocklin 12; Newcastle 8. . ‘Nevada—City 14; Todds Valley te Games Sunday Auburn at Todds Valley. Camp Foresthill at Newcastle. Nevada City at Georgetown. Rocklin at Grass Valley. MINERS BATTLE CHICO IN CRUCIAL GAME An important game faces the Grass Valley Miners baseball team Sunday. ‘Phe Miners will tangle with Chico in the latter team’s diamond. By a victory the Grass Valley squad can go into a tie for first place with A loss for the Miners wiil eliminate them from the second half race. The Grass Volley team will depend upon Manager Archie Campbell to stop the Colts. Campbell pitched a victory over the Woodland nine last Sunday and is in good shape for next Sunday’s battle. LEGISLATORS WILL BE ~ GUESTS OF MEDICOS Senator Jerrold L, Seawell, president pro tem of the state senate and Assemblyman Allen 4G. (Scoop) Thurman, will be the guests of the Placer County Medical Society at a dinner meeting to be held Saturday night at the Freeman Hotel in Au-} burn. ‘ ‘ : Dr, Junius B. Harris, of Sacramento, will deliver his famous ilustrated lecture on ‘‘Pioneer Physicians and Old Time Medicine.” Chart talks will also be made by Senator Seawell and Assemblyman Thurman. The dinner is scheduled to be held at 7 p. m. Phone 88 Grass Valley tower in what looks like a leap of . Groveland, near house on Boulder Street for the past several months, left this. week for Yosemite Valley. The husband and father is employed by a gravel mining company near Groveland. . . was transferred to ‘Bernardino forest about a year ago. LOCAL FORESTRY MEN ARE CALLED TO FIGHT BLAZE Ten men from the Tahoe National Forest Service left this morning at 7 a. m-via airplane to assist in fighting the 12,000 acre San Bernardino forest fire, ; All of the men: have years of exserience in fire fighting and are being assigned to the San Bernardino to take over key positions in the fire organization, such as fire boss, sector boss, camp boss, ete. The fight on the fire‘is being led by DeWitt Nelson, former Tahoe National Forest service supervisor, who head the San The: men making the airplane trip from here included: F, A. Land, District Ranger at Sierraville. J. A. Wheeler, Protective Assistant at Big Bend. Harry Davis, Dispatcher at Big Bend. Joe Wehl, Protective Assistant at . Foresthill, . Nolati O’Neal, Protective Assistant ‘at North Bloomfield. . Robt. Tucker, Patrolman from Si. erraville. . Leo Chatfield, Protective ‘ant. at Camptofiville. J. D, Rafferty, Law Enforcement . 9fficer at Nevada City. * Newell Stone, Patrolman Truckee. Ray Cox, Protective Assistant from Truckee. . , Robt. Culver, . from. Foresthill. Assit1 . . from Lookout fireman SCRIPT BOOKS TO BE ON SALE AT CHAMBER H.F. Sofge, secretary. of the . ehamber of commerce, State Fair script books will soon be for sale at the chamber headquarters in the city hall. Sofge sold 40 of the script books last year. The books enfitled the purchasers $5 worth of tickets for $2.50. In Los Angeles— ' Hal Draper of this city, is in Los Angeles on business. Draper, a local assayer, is expected to return the latter part of this week or next week. Nevada .Theatre THURSDAY AND FRIDAY IF . HAD MY WAY The new songs have caught On and everyone will them after the show is over. OPENED BY Bing Crosby in a new sing sensation, and Gloria Jean of ‘‘The Underpup”’ fame. be. humming SATURDAY MISTAKE A thrilling yarn of a derelict reporter who is fired but immediately makes good by finding the stolen million and the murderer. And THOSE WERE THE DAYS, in which a couple, celebrating their 35th wedding anniversary are given a_ hilarious surprise party by their old classmates. SUNDAY AND MONDAY high adventure. Sparkling musical romance in whieh Anna and Ray Milland play and sing’ the lead roles. It is packed with the spirit of youth on fire with love and Neagle The BRIDE She'll Toss Her Bouquet To Her Bridesmaids. She'll Lay Aside Wedding Veil Her but— Her Silver must be chosen to use every day of her life. Let us help you choose your silver pattern. HARTUNGCGYS (Dependable Jewelers Since 1875) 306 Broad Street, Nevada City 124 Mill Street, Grass Valley Use our quick, convenient, credit and make dreams come true this easy way. ae Here’s Good News--\ Clark’s Greater Shows CALIFORNIA’S LARGEST MOTORIZED CARNIVAL Thrilling Rides . . Big Side Shows ._. Many Attractions for the Kiddies. Hollywood Circus with Dogs, Monkeys and Ponies BIG FREE ACT EVERY NIGHT Capt. (Suicide) Sondenberg, World’s Champion High Diver. Now Showing Back of Veterans Memorial Building Grass Valley a 8 8 said today © dl Taub eee gigs aaa SAS