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—-——-"MRS. ELLEN URE
fwen of Grass Valley who
Red Meus cemetery.
Norval Goodwili came up
this morning accompanied by
_Billen Walmsley.
—
GN LAID TO HST
Funeral services for the late Mrs.
len Uren, aged and respected citpassed
away there Friday was held in that
city this morning, at 9 o’clock. Dr.
_ Henry Milis of the Methodist church
was in charge. Interment was in the
from
+ Turlock Sunday and returned early
his
wife who has spent a week in Nevada City visiting her mother, Mrs.
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MEMCRIAL DAY VISITOR a °
scccumns Social Events
Mike Kendrick and nephew, El: {
ton Kendrick, attended the tuneral . Miss Naomi Beaton
of the former’s brother, L. E. Kend-'to Wed Walter Hallett
The announcement of the engagement of Miss Naomi Beaton and
Walter Hallett was formally announced to family members and close
friends recently. The wedding date
has been set for Sunday, September ,
3. The bride to be is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs, W. Beaton of Nevada City. Walter Hallett is ‘a native
of this city where he attended the
local schools. He is now employed at
the Murchie mine.
rick in Fallon, Nevada this morning. .
L. E. Kendrick a native ofthis section who has resided at Fallon for
many years came over for Memorial
Day and became seriously ill and was
in a local hospital for several days.
His son came over and returned with,
him last Wednesday but he only sur-.
vived a short time after arriving at)
his home.
. Miss Deynes Foley and
.arry Ogden Married
Miss Deynes Foley and Harry Ogden were married in the Parish
House in Reno, this afternoon at 5
o’clock. The brides sister, Mrs. Hoagland, of Kimberley, Nevada, was matron of honor. The charming little
bride wore a blue gown with wine
eolored accessories. She is the daughSCHOOL HONORS
(Continued from Page One)
Barbara McLaughlin, Don Noble,
Donaldine Parker, ‘George Pallo,
Lewellen Pingree, Richard Shugert,
Bernice Stroh, Jerry Roberts, Robert
Russell, Eleanor Tatman, Jack Underwood, Sarah Usrey, Patricia Vassion, Bob Ward, Gladys Weaver, Bob
Welch, Bob Williams, Jasqueline
Sheldon, ‘Nancy Williams,; Laura
Williard Bernice Peterson.
Fifth graders or fall 1939: Richard Arbogast, Ruby Blaich, Stanley
Bates, Dale Berger, Sivio Benuzzi,
Charles Berk, Gerald Bishop, Barbara Bobst, Andrew Chan, Jackie
Collins, Bob Cozzalio, Sammy Demas, Marjorie Dixon, Bob Farnham,
Elwin Fiske, Bobby Fuller, Frances
Garber, Betty Hall, Donald Hoskins,
Pauline Kan, Ardell Kistle, Joanne
Lee, Keith Marsh, June Misner, Bernardine Yuen, Jack Odgers, Mickey
O'Neil, Cleo O'Shea, Dorothy Poole,
(Marion ‘Reed, Kenneth Ronningen,
Edwin Sloman, Walter Rore, Twyala
HARDLY AN OLSON
(Continued from Page One)
—have gone on strike against soaring budgets and are demanding an
end to in¢reasing taxation. Governor Olson’s record high budget and
his new tax proposals, it is generally agreed, against his program—
and eventually led to collapse of
his whole New Deal framework.
But the fight is far from finished. Refusing to take “‘no’’ for an answer the governor has spent the last
few days discussing plans with his
supporters for a wholesale ‘‘purge‘”’
of the legislature to rid it of those
who fought his proposals. And the
governor’s foes, not to be caught
napping, will spring a recall against
the governor at the first sign of gubernatorial efforts at retaliation. The
battle promises to-go on all summer!
J. H. Lashbaugh operator of the
Seven Aces mine near Alleghany was
a business visitor in Nevada City today.
FATHERS DAY
Sunday, June 18th
Fathers Day Cards
A large assortment of clever
new mannish cards for this
popular day.
FROM 5 CENTS
Fathers Day Gifts
Eastman Cameras, Albums,
Leather Goods, Stationery,
Electric Shavers, Desk Sets,
Shaving Supplies, Clocks,
Flashlights, Typewriters
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COME AND SEE
Your wort0's FAIR
"COURT OF ‘THE CALIFORNIA BUILDING ON TREASURE ISLAND
@ The citizens of California are by far the largest exhibitors
at the Golden Gate International Exposition. Your participation in this magnificent pageant represents an outlay of
more than six million dollars. In the sixteen State and
Counties’ buildings you will find displayed all the wonders,
the resources and the culture of mighty California.
@ Beauty and scope caused Governor Culbert L. Olson to
‘say: ‘California is so vast and so magnificent many of our
citizens never realize that all of the world’s wonders are
within our own borders. Here, within walking distance,
we can see and appreciate the full bounty nature gave us.
It is truly inspiring.” ad co
@ Complete to the last detail, your World’s Fair is conceded to be the greatest in history. It awaits your approval,
. CALLEORINE
OLDEN GATE INT L EXPOSITION
Smart, David Southern, Hubert
Stroh, Marvin (Rozynski, David Tobiassen, Juanita Williams, Claire
Andrews, Dewalt Bonebreak, Jack
Farnham; Barkara ‘Green, Dolores
Kistle, Rosalie Kistle, Charles Lysolidated Copper Company in Mc-;sterup, Grant Lysterup, Robert Ly-Gill, Nevada. He is the son of Mr. sterup, Doreen Plughoff, Marilyn
and Mrs. Niles Ogden of McGill. Kovoisto, Dolores Owens.
Those motoring over from Nevada Sixth graders for fall 1939: LavCity to attend the wedding were the erda Childers, Elva Fox, Peggy Morpride’s mother, Mrs. Emma Foley, . ford, Ronald Shaw, William Sharpe,
brother, Elzear Foley, aunt and uncle Sheila Winton, Vera Stanovich, Biland cousin, Mr. and. Mrs. D./. J. lie Wallace, Ruth Lewis, Patricia
Coughlan and son, Carroll Cough-, Wagoner, Wilma Long, Barbara Dunlop, Anette Fissel, Barbara Garesio,
. Willie Hokala, Grace Harding, Leroy
. Lewis, Leona Lotz, Sammy Pello,
. Viola Phelps,” Davir Westrack, Rayand Frank Martin Wed Base Zupancis, Earl Phelps, CharAbout one hundred persons atjes Pease, Duane Rozynski, Bill
tended the wedding of Miss KatherFarnham, Dean Shroyer, Stella Terine Saban of Nevada City. and Frank';y Don Atkins, George Arvins, MarMartin, Nevada (City high school ath-' gyerite Barry, Elbert Bartlett, Gilletic coach, in the garden of the pert Bell, Ronald Bell, Maxine
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Rore 02 Biome, Billy Brady, Doris Bratcher,
Clay street yesterday forenoon. . Billie Brownfield, Richard Davies,
The wedding was marked by its, angela Demas, Melvin Dodge, Helen
informal simplicity. The ceremony ‘Douglas, Jean Fitzsimmons, Ida Frewas performed by Acting Justice of 4.1) Leonard Gregory, Barbara Hall,
the Peace Miles D. Coughlan, a cl0s€ . Holores Hendricks, Lowell Hiscox,
friend of the Saban family. Miss youn ‘Hoskin, Norah Hughes, KenMary Saban, sister of the bride act-. noth Hurlburt, Carol Kempe, Donna
ed as maid of honor and Anna Gene ;.,1¢, Jack McLaughlin, June Miland Florence Martin, sisters of the )., mildred Miller, Jean Moore,
wroga,, were ride Betty . wary Moore, Raymond Nelson, Agnes
Jane Rore was flower girl and Wal-. \ yac, Danny Pello, Henry Ponticter Rore the ringbearer. Louis Mar-! oii Tommy Price, Bobby Roe, Ole
tin Saban, father of the bride, gave . ponningen, Beverly Scholefield, Irher in marriage while Bruce Martin win Timmons, Charles Townsend,
father of the groom attended his . phillip Usrey, Alberta Willard, Fay
ter of Mrs. Emma Foley of Nevada
City and is a native of this city
where she graduated from the local
schools. She has taught in the Ely,
Nevada schools three years.
The groom is employed by the Conlan.
Miss Katherine Saban
hers ‘ ; _ . Williams, Donna Woosley, Peter
The bride rere a white marquis. Yuen, Dorothy Stebbins.
ette gown with tight fitting bodice . Seventh graders for fall 1939:
trimmed in lace and re bse: Peter . Betty Young, Dorene Bartlett, WiniPan collar, bow at neck line and on, : ; ois
: fred Murphy, Jim Lewis, Dickie
sleeves. A finger tip veil and het avsen ih eed Keennedy, Melvin Mcformed with flowers to make a crown . Guin ; Milly Usrey, Betty Flynn Mil1 , , ’
effect completed: the lovely Soeimme ated ‘Tobiasses, ‘Lucile Richerson,
Her bouquet was garddenias an@ 51, kennedy, Doris Anderson,
wite bouvardia. : ._._. Thomas Arvans, Marie. Basso, StevFollowing the wedding se ieee en Bernard, Margaret Brady, Billy
was held ee eee pig . ee Buffington, Mary Carr, Clyde Cook,
ple left shortly afterwrad for a AonHavard Conti, Naomi Cleland, Gus
eymoon. They will.spend the sum. Demas, Mildred Dodge, Groddis Pons
gnc amie Cra: Soin at gaatita . tana, Everett Fox, Dan Garber, ‘Mary
The bride is a graduate 0 e Ne-! p :
, s . Herboth, Bob Holcomb, Dave Jef
vada City high pene es RAS page . ress, Ruth Libbey, Eleanor Lpsterup,
employed in a Grass Vahey aici Luther Marsh, Bill WMisner, Betty
wpe : ute: at th Noren, Nancy Pello, Bill Rader, Jean
e rom SB * . Reill Franklin Richerson, Roy
University of Southern ‘California aciek Dan Salisbury, Ernest
where he played football and also Schiffner, sim Taylor, Nedra Bays
j ey aia nie eo edb ae lor, John Vassion, Carlton Watkins.
cen Franciico, Later &* spec-. ienth graders for fall 1939: Fred
jial course in phyhical education inpours cornea Barry, Ruth Ber{struction in the University of Calihal Valda Bishop, John Blaich,
jfornia. Prior to coming to erads Virginia Bonebreak ‘Helen Butz, Bob
1 City he was athletic instructor in the Cain, Bob Hevakeiager i xcce Mink
Sunnyvale high school. nag ae lahan, Kathryn Childers, George Deson of Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Martin 0 mas, Patricia Dougherty. Lloyd Duneeahton: lap, Roy Dunlap, Betty Fissel, Stan‘ ‘ ae ley Foreman, Don Dougherty, Bill
Miss Goble Will Visit , Hallett, Ernest Helme, Bill Jones,
Fair and Yellowstone Bob Kistle, June Koivisto, Bob LysMiss J. L. Goble who has been the
iterup, Bob Molthen, Mildred Moore,
guest. of Mrs. B. L. Syms since FebDelbert Fuller, Jennie Owens, Glen
ruary will leave on June 26. Miss Ponticello, Arnold Price, Henry Ran. Gable was 4 classmate of Mrs. Cyms. ‘#18, Betty Rore, Betty Sattler, Bob
. when they were girls together in Sharpe, Roelene Shearer, Dan Gar1 New York and a close friendship ha»
per, Jimmie,Simmons, Jeanne Titus,
jcontinued through the years. While Bill Tobiad#en, ;
. visiting Mrs. Syms Mrs. Goble has Lotus Wales, Marion Yuen, Adeline
. met many of the Nevada City ladies
Zupancis, Jack Barry Geraldine Garjand has had a most happy visit in esio, Sherrie Karkling, Alvin Lewis,
. Nevada City. Leonard MecLintock, Ruth Richerson,
Miss Goble will go directly from Rose Santinelli; Doris Shannon, Rob. Nevada City to San Francisco where bie Srader, Virginia Terry, Hleanor
she will visit the fair. Then she will. Walmsley.
i start for her home in New York. _ +°U Bet school. Mrs. Margaret
making many interesting stops enMolton, teacher. Promotions:
route. She will spend some time in
(Raymond Brady to high first;
Yellowstone park, Salt Lake, Den-. loise Johnson to second grade;
ver and Chicago. Marie Casner to high second; Chester Brady to third grade; Mabel
Johnson to third grade; Jane Nix to
Joe: Wilhoit, manager of the Safe‘way stores here and H. Holbrooke
}caught two five pound rainbow trout
on Lake Spaulding Sunday. Another
party composed of Frank Ghidotti,
Dick Lane and Ed Berger caught
grade; Bobby Casner to sixth grade;
Margaret Casner to sixth grade;
Kenneth Brady to sixth grade; Mildred Brady to seventh grade; Alvin
weight limits apiece on the same Eulberg to seventh grade; Eileen
lake Sunday. Bulberg to eighth grade; Walter
Casner to eighth grade.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Krugger of ; :
San Francisco who were on a week. Jim Baldwin, mining engineer,
has returned from aftrip of several
weeks in Nevada. A part df the time
was spent at Beatty.
end trip,motored over while enroute from Reno, and visited for a
time with Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Dolan.
(Russell Waechter, .
third grade; Beverly Stack to fifth
Notice to Water Consumers
Irrigation hours will be in effect from this date. Irrigation
hours—6 to 9 A. M.—5 to 8 P. M. No irrigation water
_ permitted to run outside of these hours. Have all leaky
taps and plumbing fixtures repaired. .
BY ORDER CITY COUNCIL, NEVADA CITY
Nevada Theatre
MONDAY
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Barbara Stanwyck and Joel McCrea. Its the biggest spectacle ever
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