June 10, 1947 (4 pages)

SES OS 305 Broad Street, ‘Nevada City, amen 36 1] Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at i 62 cy: California LEETE, Jr. ee 5 = > Owner and: Publisher . aia Twiee Weekly; Tuesday and Friday, at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the postoffice at ae City under Act of Congress, March 2 79 . ui ge SUBSCRIPTION RATES _ 4 One year (in aarenee) a $3.00 ; Beda 30 cents for mother to come. ges all the good ne . The ‘die vs Selowlah come and go; : Day, Flag Day—each memories, and its thrillrT yeh our galaxy of. winced: days er been able to ‘seperate Days. Wms ink oh ome: tha other asl think of one parent and at ; At; seems as though the Ms . most In justice to the officers. of the society and to the members who have assumed committee responsibilities, it must be realized that during the winter months, it has-been difficult for many of them to carry on the committee work as they had hoped and planned. Many of the active workers of the sogiety are connected with the public schools of this ‘county, and their time,' particularly ‘during the last féw weéks, has been fully occupied ‘by the duties incij dental to the — of the school # term. 4 The program adopted at, the last annual meeting (printed in thie column of June3,) announced July, August and September as a vacation period. While no member‘ ship meetings will be held during these three months, the committees _. wil continue to function and having . more time to devote to their assignments, the committee men. and ‘wo‘. men plan activities that will make possible the presentation at the next . annual meeting of a definite schedule of committee assignments and reports of effective accomplishments. . Brief Review of Committees. “Museum Committee:” Clairman, Elmer Stevens. Readers of the, Nugget cannot have failed to realize that althouhg the Museum in the old fire house on Main Street, Nevada City, is yet in its initial stage of development, it hag already become an institution well deseving of the support the people of Nevada County and of Nevada County’s former residents and many warm friends. (Mr. Stevens and his committee and the other members of the society, who have assisted in the eéstablishnient of this museum are to be highly commended for their success in giving té, this county an {institution which ‘promises to eventually become ‘one of moet interesting and. valliablé depositories and show fy opewen of lca records and rejlies in> the! Northern California Counties, ie 4 sal a oa Publication ‘Committee: “ i ~ ser dink Valley, Chairman, Edes Kitliyon. :¢ _.Nevada ALY, Chairman, Mr. Kinyon’s sett itod to the _. historical lore of this conty in his column, ‘HE TRAIL”, ‘are, and for many years have been, of outstanding interest ahd value. Under Mr. Paine’s direction, this column, published ‘weekly in the Nugget, will be devoted largely to Librar y Committee: © (e For Nevada City, Chairnian, qa Olive Kallenberger. For Grass. Valley, Chairman, Ber. : nies Glasson. "The Library Committee ‘has ‘made ‘progress in the was] compilation of a bibliography with erence to books and jana Nevada City, and with private libraries in these towns. _ to the. reading public in gen“eeegrl will ,be ‘made on b of books ‘available any of these libraries, which are lope} included in the bibliography. This Se ‘be cross-indexed human interest stories of events of. significance in the history of the} ponaty:: . ng to, or includ-. ‘of Nevada County. The . , . bibliography will be. checked with . the” public libraries at Grass Valley As an aid to reseatch citer / en n TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1947 BULA . a in “solebaalil ‘tithes se names of authors. H.R. Davis, as Historical Advisor, hag given. this committee invaluable assistance. Historical Sites: Chairman, Herbert Nile. .Under Mr. Nile’s direction, a standard marker for sites of historieal interest in this county will be provided. It is planned to place such markers on, or indicating the places where stood buildings of historical interest, old roads and trails or where events of significance took place in the early history of ‘this county. Mr. Nile will appreciate suggestions for markers and information regarding such sites. Place Names Committee: ‘man, Earl Covey, Mr. Covey has annouced the presentation of ‘Gold Days”, an. historical cavalcade of western Nevada Covnty, written by Elmer Stevens, and directed by ‘Theodore Mathison, for the evening of July 3rd, and 4th. in Grass Valley. H. J. George will direct the choral music, Dorothy Dyke, the dance routines, and a committee’ from the Historieal Society will be appointed ‘to check, on the costumes. _BIRTHS GEORGE—In Grass Valley, Nevada County; May 27, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. John Francis George, a son. FOURNIER—In Grass June 2, 1947, to. Mr. and Mrs. tone B. Fournier, Jr., a son. Valley, AnWOGAN—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, June “1,;-1947, to Mr. and Mrs. John \Keefe Wogan, a son. FUGE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, June 3, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fuge, a daughter. STAATS—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada County, May 29, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Staats; a daughter. 2. KNIT AND RELAX BOTANY YARN NO DYE LOT “0c and 85c for 2:Oz. BERGER’S Yam and Button Shop 502 Main Street— Nevada City Opposite Elementary: School _ Phone 669W _ “Everything in Glass” Sierra Glass ee. 212 MAIN STREET . Chair. " oe TELEPHONE OT HUMMELT—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, May 21, 1947, to Dr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Hyummelt, a eon. RAY & PHIL “REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stendgrapher, Notary. Phine Anawering Service STINSON COMPANY 102 W. Main Street GEORGE BOLES ‘OPTOMETRIST ‘EYES EXAMINED ‘GLASSES FITTED: 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City Grass Valley Telephone 101-5. x Radios Repaired _ PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley and Nevada City —PROMPY’ SERVICE— ART’S Radio Hospital PHONE 084 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership WILSON J. MAJORS rE AND STORAGE Local or-Long Distance ; HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD Reliable Transfer & Storage Hills Flat, Grass Valley, Phone 39 pe Nevada City UPHOLSTERY SHOP Between Pine and York St.:On Commercial SS ‘a o i i i te al i ll al — NEVADA CITY ON THE “THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN ‘ SPORTS AND RECREATION ® NEVADA CITY OHAMBER OF : COMMERCE ‘TT. SS SS IF YOU WANT TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS OR HOME WITH A BURGLAR ALARM ‘GRASS VALLEY 885 iz FLINDT’S ee WATCH REPAIR “Carefal Workmanship” NEW AND USED WATCHES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANT Grass V: — Open Daily 10 A; M. to 8 P. WANTED—Good used cars. Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL, COVEY GARAGH 143 East Main Street, Grass Valley. tf PLASTERING CONTRACTOR AN types of plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. before 6 p. m. FOR RENT: Cement mixers, portable spray gun, % in. ‘lectric drill. Phone 567-R Grass Vernon Woods. G.-E, Gotvin, Box 771, McCourtney™ Road.’ Phone Grass Valley 101-3 . EDWIN STEPHENS Public Accountant Opposite Court House Telephone 539-J "FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The. Holmes Funeral Home eervice is priced within the means of all. Ambulance service at all hour: Phone 203 246 Gacramente St. OPTOMETRISTS GEORGE C. BOLES 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W Nevada City —) ‘MINING ENGINEERS J. F. O°; CONNOR Mining and Civil Engineer . United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor — 2023-West Main Street, Grass Valley. —— NEVADA CITY __ FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY eh i Seat M204tp NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets every second and four® Thursday evening at 8 Dp. ™. Elks Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. visiting Elks welcome. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, Meets every 2nd and 4th ; WILLIAM WASLEY, E. 8 WILLIAM TAMBLYN, Sec. / N. 8, G. W. 2 No. ‘ FOR Pt + E. DBEBL ‘nd yoo are bi g yo appeal required,Stake judgem: dema int, a8 arising ivy will apply to ¢ relief deme pei mee m; , , Superior Cou , a in and , this 7th R. N. Me SUM THE SUPERIC mm OF CAL WR THE COU} Action brought of the Sta for the Cour VALERIO gio VERNA SERG : CATHERIN (BERT GILILA! X; JAMES Gil 2 WeER; BE MyiWD; ASTIAIC PANY, a co’ MTS TRUST € WORK, a trust co WL OTHER PE\ lv, Nevada C Attorney for p THE PEOPLE MUFORNIA § TERNA SERC ; CATHERIN UBIOR GILLA i HUBER; Bi rALD; =ASTIA! RAL PACE MY, a cor ATES TRUST . iM, a trust ¢

SES OS 305 Broad Street, ‘Nevada City, amen 36 1] Newspaper, as defined by statute. Printed and Published at i 62 cy: California LEETE, Jr. ee 5 = > Owner and: Publisher . aia Twiee Weekly; Tuesday and Friday, at Nevada City, California, and entered as matter of the second class in the postoffice at ae City under Act of Congress, March 2 79 . ui ge SUBSCRIPTION RATES _ 4 One year (in aarenee) a $3.00 ; Beda 30 cents for mother to come. ges all the good ne . The ‘die vs Selowlah come and go; : Day, Flag Day—each memories, and its thrillrT yeh our galaxy of. winced: days er been able to ‘seperate Days. Wms ink oh ome: tha other asl think of one parent and at ; At; seems as though the Ms . most In justice to the officers. of the society and to the members who have assumed committee responsibilities, it must be realized that during the winter months, it has-been difficult for many of them to carry on the committee work as they had hoped and planned. Many of the active workers of the sogiety are connected with the public schools of this ‘county, and their time,' particularly ‘during the last féw weéks, has been fully occupied ‘by the duties incij dental to the — of the school # term. 4 The program adopted at, the last annual meeting (printed in thie column of June3,) announced July, August and September as a vacation period. While no member‘ ship meetings will be held during these three months, the committees _. wil continue to function and having . more time to devote to their assignments, the committee men. and ‘wo‘. men plan activities that will make possible the presentation at the next . annual meeting of a definite schedule of committee assignments and reports of effective accomplishments. . Brief Review of Committees. “Museum Committee:” Clairman, Elmer Stevens. Readers of the, Nugget cannot have failed to realize that althouhg the Museum in the old fire house on Main Street, Nevada City, is yet in its initial stage of development, it hag already become an institution well deseving of the support the people of Nevada County and of Nevada County’s former residents and many warm friends. (Mr. Stevens and his committee and the other members of the society, who have assisted in the eéstablishnient of this museum are to be highly commended for their success in giving té, this county an {institution which ‘promises to eventually become ‘one of moet interesting and. valliablé depositories and show fy opewen of lca records and rejlies in> the! Northern California Counties, ie 4 sal a oa Publication ‘Committee: “ i ~ ser dink Valley, Chairman, Edes Kitliyon. :¢ _.Nevada ALY, Chairman, Mr. Kinyon’s sett itod to the _. historical lore of this conty in his column, ‘HE TRAIL”, ‘are, and for many years have been, of outstanding interest ahd value. Under Mr. Paine’s direction, this column, published ‘weekly in the Nugget, will be devoted largely to Librar y Committee: © (e For Nevada City, Chairnian, qa Olive Kallenberger. For Grass. Valley, Chairman, Ber. : nies Glasson. "The Library Committee ‘has ‘made ‘progress in the was] compilation of a bibliography with erence to books and jana Nevada City, and with private libraries in these towns. _ to the. reading public in gen“eeegrl will ,be ‘made on b of books ‘available any of these libraries, which are lope} included in the bibliography. This Se ‘be cross-indexed human interest stories of events of. significance in the history of the} ponaty:: . ng to, or includ-. ‘of Nevada County. The . , . bibliography will be. checked with . the” public libraries at Grass Valley As an aid to reseatch citer / en n TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1947 BULA . a in “solebaalil ‘tithes se names of authors. H.R. Davis, as Historical Advisor, hag given. this committee invaluable assistance. Historical Sites: Chairman, Herbert Nile. .Under Mr. Nile’s direction, a standard marker for sites of historieal interest in this county will be provided. It is planned to place such markers on, or indicating the places where stood buildings of historical interest, old roads and trails or where events of significance took place in the early history of ‘this county. Mr. Nile will appreciate suggestions for markers and information regarding such sites. Place Names Committee: ‘man, Earl Covey, Mr. Covey has annouced the presentation of ‘Gold Days”, an. historical cavalcade of western Nevada Covnty, written by Elmer Stevens, and directed by ‘Theodore Mathison, for the evening of July 3rd, and 4th. in Grass Valley. H. J. George will direct the choral music, Dorothy Dyke, the dance routines, and a committee’ from the Historieal Society will be appointed ‘to check, on the costumes. _BIRTHS GEORGE—In Grass Valley, Nevada County; May 27, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. John Francis George, a son. FOURNIER—In Grass June 2, 1947, to. Mr. and Mrs. tone B. Fournier, Jr., a son. Valley, AnWOGAN—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, June “1,;-1947, to Mr. and Mrs. John \Keefe Wogan, a son. FUGE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, June 3, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Fuge, a daughter. STAATS—iIn Grass Valley, Nevada County, May 29, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Staats; a daughter. 2. KNIT AND RELAX BOTANY YARN NO DYE LOT “0c and 85c for 2:Oz. BERGER’S Yam and Button Shop 502 Main Street— Nevada City Opposite Elementary: School _ Phone 669W _ “Everything in Glass” Sierra Glass ee. 212 MAIN STREET . Chair. " oe TELEPHONE OT HUMMELT—In Grass Valley, Nevada County, May 21, 1947, to Dr. and Mrs. Bernard W. Hyummelt, a eon. RAY & PHIL “REAL ESTATE Insurance, Mimeographing, Public Stendgrapher, Notary. Phine Anawering Service

STINSON COMPANY 102 W. Main Street GEORGE BOLES ‘OPTOMETRIST ‘EYES EXAMINED ‘GLASSES FITTED: 312 Broad Street Telephone 270-W Nevada City Grass Valley Telephone 101-5. x Radios Repaired _ PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE In Grass Valley and Nevada City —PROMPY’ SERVICE— ART’S Radio Hospital PHONE 084 201 Mill Street, Grass Valley Under New Ownership WILSON J. MAJORS rE AND STORAGE Local or-Long Distance ; HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT AND SOLD Reliable Transfer & Storage Hills Flat, Grass Valley, Phone 39 pe Nevada City UPHOLSTERY SHOP Between Pine and York St.:On Commercial SS ‘a o i i i te al i ll al — NEVADA CITY ON THE “THRESHOLD TO THE BEST IN ‘ SPORTS AND RECREATION ® NEVADA CITY OHAMBER OF : COMMERCE ‘TT. SS SS IF YOU WANT TO PROTECT YOUR BUSINESS OR HOME WITH A BURGLAR ALARM ‘GRASS VALLEY 885 iz FLINDT’S ee WATCH REPAIR “Carefal Workmanship” NEW AND USED WATCHES PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY ACCOUNTANT Grass V: — Open Daily 10 A; M. to 8 P. WANTED—Good used cars. Highest prices paid. Drive in with car. Leave with cash. EARL, COVEY GARAGH 143 East Main Street, Grass Valley. tf PLASTERING CONTRACTOR AN types of plastering, sheetrock texturing, stucco painting. before 6 p. m. FOR RENT: Cement mixers, portable spray gun, % in. ‘lectric drill. Phone 567-R Grass Vernon Woods. G.-E, Gotvin, Box 771, McCourtney™ Road.’ Phone Grass Valley 101-3 . EDWIN STEPHENS Public Accountant Opposite Court House Telephone 539-J "FUNERAL DIRECTORS _ HOLMES FUNERAL HOME The. Holmes Funeral Home eervice is priced within the means of all. Ambulance service at all hour: Phone 203 246 Gacramente St. OPTOMETRISTS GEORGE C. BOLES 312 Broad Street, Nevada City Telephone 270-W Nevada City —) ‘MINING ENGINEERS J. F. O°; CONNOR Mining and Civil Engineer . United States Mineral Surveying Licensed Surveyor — 2023-West Main Street, Grass Valley. —— NEVADA CITY __ FRATERNAL AND CLUB DIRECTORY eh i Seat M204tp NEVADA CITY LODGE, No. 518 B. P. O. ELKS Meets every second and four® Thursday evening at 8 Dp. ™. Elks Home, Pine St. Rhone 108. visiting Elks welcome. HYDRAULIC PARLOR NO. 56, Meets every 2nd and 4th ; WILLIAM WASLEY, E. 8 WILLIAM TAMBLYN, Sec. / N. 8, G. W. 2 No. ‘ FOR Pt + E. DBEBL ‘nd yoo are bi g yo appeal required,Stake judgem: dema int, a8 arising ivy will apply to ¢ relief deme pei mee m; , , Superior Cou , a in and , this 7th R. N. Me SUM THE SUPERIC mm OF CAL WR THE COU} Action brought of the Sta for the Cour VALERIO gio VERNA SERG : CATHERIN (BERT GILILA! X; JAMES Gil 2 WeER; BE MyiWD; ASTIAIC PANY, a co’ MTS TRUST € WORK, a trust co WL OTHER PE\ lv, Nevada C Attorney for p THE PEOPLE MUFORNIA § TERNA SERC ; CATHERIN UBIOR GILLA i HUBER; Bi rALD; =ASTIA! RAL PACE MY, a cor ATES TRUST . iM, a trust ¢