June 18, 1937 (6 pages)

OHN NETTLE T0 HEAD LEGION POST NO. 130 John Nette!l of Grass Valley was ‘elected commander of Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post No. 130, Americar Legion at the annual election held Tuesday evening. The elective corps plus a number of ampoint've office's who will assist him in his work are: Harry Morton, first vice comman4der; Gene Johnson, second vice commander: Ed Fisk, chaplain; Jack Glark, finance officer; Fernand Coplantz, sergesmt at arms: F‘ank Clark, color bearer; Stanley Woolcock, historian; Albert Burke, service officer; Frank Clark, Earl Sanders, Larry Dunn, Fernand Coplantz and D. D. Eldredge, executive committee. J Delegatss elected to the conyention, which will be held in Stockton during August are: Edgar Bawden, Maurice: Kach, Loyle Freeman and Walter Matteson as alternates. FOREST SERVICE” MAN IS HONORED CAMPTONVILLE, June 17.— Ahrend H. Behrens familiarly known as Henry and known to the Missouri boys as “Uncle Henry’? was honored at a supper given at the Cleveland home on Main street Monday evening Wis retirement from public service being the motive. He was the oldest employee of the local forest service headquarters, thaving filled the post of dispatcher for the past sixteen years. He reached retirement age this spring. He started under the late Ranger Whittum and continued with Ranger Meggers. He has put in many hours at the switchboard both day and night. A few years ago, during a heavy electrical storm he stuck to his post answering fire calls and was struck in tthe head with lightening, an injury from which he never completely recovered. Following the supper Judge Cleveland on behalf.of his friends, presented him with a gold lettered leather bill fold, with fitting remarks to which he responded pleasantl,. W. H. Clarke a former forest service employee and Ranger Frank Meggers also paid tribute to jis services. _ Those honoring Behren were: Richard R. Pfiffre, Fire Guard Leo Chatfield, Ranger Frank W. Meggers, Assistant Ranger Ralph lk. Gleason, W. H. Clarke, Myron Pauly and Judge Acton M. Cleveland. Behrens at one time served as gonstable and deputy sheriff of the Camptonville township. sALWAYS AVAILABLE and ALWAYS n SEASON “We Have Quality Meats at Right Prices SPECIAL HAMBURGER, ; PORK SAUSAGE SELECTED ROASTS, ‘ CHOPS, STEAKS KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street, Nevada City PHONE 67° Albert Burke and Gene Chester with . CAMPTONVILLE TOWN HALL, NEEDS NEW ROOF CAMPTONVILLE, June 17.—The town hall needs a new roof’ “iS present shake roof of the. local Masonic hall has stood pat for manv years, withstanding the heat of the summer and the, snow of tthe winter. This past winter was the first time for over forty years that the snow winter in order to preserve the rest of the hnildine. ; The building was built in the earIv davs by the Odd Fellows Lodge whiéh-owned it up until 1919 whena ture part way down the hillside. Tre lodge did not have enough money with which to repair it and turned? the controlling interest over to the ‘4°a] Masonic lodge which agreed to put the building back in shape for lows Lodge disbanded and turned their interest over to the Downieville 1.0. O. F. The only fra*ernal order nsing the lodge room at this time is the local Masonic lodge. The down stairs part of the building, a large aud‘torium, is used for all local .pubNe events, and the building is considered more the ‘town hall” than it is a privately owned builiing For the past years it has been given to the public free of charge for meetings, church affairs, funerals, school entertainment and com-, mencement exercises, parties, shows, sary, for a court room. Because of this fact, whenever there is a benefit for the upkeép of the building, . the publie will all join in and help . put it over. A campaign is now g0‘ing forward to get money for a new roof. . FAREWELL ELKS PARTY FOR MR. AND MRS. ELLIOTT . ‘Elks and the’r wives, sisters and ,cweethearts will gather tomorrow night at the club rooms to give Mr. and Mrs. Art Elliott a farewell party. Art Elliott, Exalted Ruler leaves . soon for South Africa. Under Frank te-rif'e north wind blew the struc-. usefulness. Later on that Odd Fel-: and for elections and, when neces-; FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1937._ a SACRAMENTO, June 17. — The Selznick International Pictures come here to shoot scenes for ‘Tom Saw\yer’. Sacramento Musie Series an: nounced artists this week who will ed warrants than she issued during . appear on the series program next state government for the first time since 1933 will retire more registercoe oat sige ong aes the current Smee, Yeas Ste Con-! fall, They include Yehudi Menuhin, a th Maio root’ troller Harry B. Riley said this week. vioknist, Ezio Pinza, ‘basso; Salzwith many leaks and the, whole rool) ys. i. made possib’e by a $33,000,. burg Cecilia: Colacny Cot Aube: will have to be replaced before next 606 dininabe tk th. Seer tana ae seek gaara ase revenue for the first eleven months;team; and Helen Jepsen, soprano. of th‘s fiscal year, as compared with the same perind of the preceding . fis@al year. : . Riley said the current year will Mr. ard Mrs. W. Wolfe and daughter, Miss Betty Wolfe, of Berkeley ; accomranied Harry Jefferson to Ne. see a reduction of about $8,000,000/ yada City for last week end. Young in the general fund deficit. Approx-, Jefferson returned with them and imately 54,000,000 in warrants will. in a few days will return to spend ,be registered ‘in the year period, !the summer here with his parents. while retirements will amount to) Jack Shebley, ardent sportsman of $62,000:000. In addition the treas-. this city spent two days fishing on !ury st!ll will have about $20,000,000 Puller lake: Bisma-Rex with which to redeem warrants with . August maturity. dates. . ‘The general fund stands at present approximately $19,000,000 in the red. A little over a year ago the deficit was $38,000,000. The state( department of public works will be moved into its new $750,000 home at Twelfth and N streets by Monday. Its former building at Eleventh and P streets w'll be now occupied by the unemployment reserves commission, the personnel] board and other depariments. The proposal to create a state park +and game refuge of 650,000 acres in the Kennett drainage basin will receite attention of Sacramento valley council members of: the Califor. nia State Chamber of Commerce at, 50c and $1.25 their monthly meeting Friday at the, R. E. HARRIS Hotel Senator. THE REXALL DRUG STORE California’s peach bowl], the reat ; grow'ng district centering Prescription Specialists PHONE 100 The most popular and best Antacid Powder Made Two Sizes maanh around Marysville, will supply more: 'than half the state’s 1937 cling; peach crop according to a grower-canner survev just completed. A to-' . tal cling peach crop of 317,781 gross Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity JUNE 18, 1937. No. 43. A new booklet on various styles of fences has recently been published ‘by the California Redwood Association. \ It is very profusely ¥ ‘lustrated from actnal photographs and is available to you_ ‘f you want informa=e, fences Contractor . William Forkner is busy with his crew of men erecting the framework of . the new home for Mrs. Sheldon on upper Nevada street. A wide rustic exterior and wood shingles will make this modem home blend well into its setting on the hill. Considerable activity in repairing concrete sidewalks is evident in Nevada City particularly on Broad stréet. Pete Zdrich has just finished a new walk in front of Long John’s, Marquart Company has replaced a ‘portion of the.walk at the Standard ‘ Oil Station and Les Whitlock is replacing the old walk. We have in stock cement for various uses. Regular commercial ice ment, waterproof. plastic for ibasements, etc., and one day cement where high early strength is required. Call us when you need cement. tion about or are planning a new fence. A visit to our office will place you in posses" sion of one of these booklets. Short “Boys,” asked the teacher, ‘‘which one of you can tell me the pine that hag the longest and sharpest néedles?”’ Up went a hand in the front row. We -Tommy?’’ “Th oreu.”’ NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “THE FULL, SERVICE YARD" Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager Phones 498-499. Nevada City’ Nevada Call and Deliver City Dry Cleaners HATS, SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED ALL WORK GUARANTEED 241 Commercial Street Nevada City Phone 512 , tons, including No. 2s and culls, is. ‘forecast by the Canners League of California with Marysville contribut. ing 167.650 tons. . . Two hundred California boys al-. Ghidotti, chairman of the social ses. Teady have applied for citizenship in sions committee there will be a ban. the first ‘‘Boys’ State,’ ‘an experique: of raviclas and ghicken. Fol-;. ment im self government for youths lowing the dinner there will be danc-. to be conducted at the state fair ing from 9 o’clock until dawn. Those. grounds. Three hundred and_ fifty who wish reservations should phone: boys from all parts of the state will them at once to Frank Ghidotti, 176, , be housed and fed at the fair grounds COFFEE Stock Up at Safeway STOCK UP AT SAFEWAY FOR THE or the Elks Club, 108. . Farry B. Cox, Parnegat ran‘h . owner. of Indian Springs left by! ranscontinental plane for New Haven, Connecticut on Wednesday. Mr. Cox will attend his class reunton at Yale University and visit in the east a short while before returning to California. : while carrying out. their ‘“governmental’? work. The American Legion is spohsoring the experiment. A model home sponsored by the Sacramento Junior Chamber of Commerece will be open for inspection daily June 19 to 27 at 17th street and Fifth avenue. Sacramento river lads WK Assorted Flavors FRESH AIRWAY .. enteric Ibs. 49c 3 pkgs. ]]c OVALTINE ...... Large pkg. 57c BIG VACATION TRIP Your Safeway grocer is featuring them now. Specials that are VERY special — on every food and drink you want when you go a-vacationing. Here are pork and beans, canned and cured meats, cookies, sweets, evaporated milk, flapjack flour, syrup, canned fruits, fruit juices—dozens of 3Ic again will substitute for the Mississippi some time next momth, when the ACME BREWERIES Son feiceeo -: x © normal diet Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. A. V. SAUVEE, NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTOR 32-Piece Set awe values ever offered! Boo eae BREAD BEERDel Monte’ GRAPE NUTS ... Reg. pkg. ]7¢ MOTOR OIL PEN RAD 100% PURE PENN. 2 Gallon Can .... ee El Grande Brand ... 49 lbs. $1.39 coe $1.19 Harvest Blossom .. 49 Ibs. $1.63 Kitchen Cfaft 000. 49 lbs. $1.89 DON’T MISS. THIS BIG VALUE! Monex-Ware Dishes Here is one of the most sensational! Come-in today and let us explain how te.geteepe.o}.. these lovely sets of dinnerware.JULIA LEE WRIGHT Large 24 ounce loaf .... White or Wheat Sliced Brown Derby 11 oz. bottles 4 for 25c Case of 24 bottles 0. Plus bottle deposit In Cans (12 oz.) ...... Case of 24 cans ......-. French’s Bird Gravel .... other needed items too. All priced so.low that the savings will help you buy an ‘extra ten gallons of gas for the old bus. -« ; FLOUR Extra quality all purpose flour DEVILED MEAT No. 4 can 6 for 25¢ Libbys [Gen ... No. 300 size can Qc Luxus or Palace pee SHREDDED WHEAT Rg. pkg. ]]%e. RITZ FLAKES . . Large pkg. 2c PORMAyY 3 Ib. tin 58c os G32 Pee Lb. 2()c Baking Powder So i ae ee ea 8 lb. sack [5c Pereen:.. 2 Ss 4 oz,:tin ] 1c CALO DOG FOOD bb. tins 2 for 15¢ ae $1.45 ‘FRENCH’S BIRD SEED. 10 oz. [2c . 3 for 25c : MAY / . ee $1.95 MAYO erse ewsuseeeees Qluart jar 37 VINEGAR Quart bottles 10¢ Pure Cider MARGARINE Gem Nut .: 2 Ibs. 97 Son mee > Spee tos Angeles 737 [ni¢ucds; “CROCER #4

OHN NETTLE T0 HEAD LEGION POST NO. 130 John Nette!l of Grass Valley was ‘elected commander of Hague-Thomas-Hegarty Post No. 130, Americar Legion at the annual election held Tuesday evening. The elective corps plus a number of ampoint've office's who will assist him in his work are: Harry Morton, first vice comman4der; Gene Johnson, second vice commander: Ed Fisk, chaplain; Jack Glark, finance officer; Fernand Coplantz, sergesmt at arms: F‘ank Clark, color bearer; Stanley Woolcock, historian; Albert Burke, service officer; Frank Clark, Earl Sanders, Larry Dunn, Fernand Coplantz and D. D. Eldredge, executive committee. J Delegatss elected to the conyention, which will be held in Stockton during August are: Edgar Bawden, Maurice: Kach, Loyle Freeman and Walter Matteson as alternates. FOREST SERVICE” MAN IS HONORED CAMPTONVILLE, June 17.— Ahrend H. Behrens familiarly known as Henry and known to the Missouri boys as “Uncle Henry’? was honored at a supper given at the Cleveland home on Main street Monday evening Wis retirement from public service being the motive. He was the oldest employee of the local forest service headquarters, thaving filled the post of dispatcher for the past sixteen years. He reached retirement age this spring. He started under the late Ranger Whittum and continued with Ranger Meggers. He has put in many hours at the switchboard both day and night. A few years ago, during a heavy electrical storm he stuck to his post answering fire calls and was struck in tthe head with lightening, an injury from which he never completely recovered. Following the supper Judge Cleveland on behalf.of his friends, presented him with a gold lettered leather bill fold, with fitting remarks to which he responded pleasantl,. W. H. Clarke a former forest service employee and Ranger Frank Meggers also paid tribute to jis services. _ Those honoring Behren were: Richard R. Pfiffre, Fire Guard Leo Chatfield, Ranger Frank W. Meggers, Assistant Ranger Ralph lk. Gleason, W. H. Clarke, Myron Pauly and Judge Acton M. Cleveland. Behrens at one time served as gonstable and deputy sheriff of the Camptonville township. sALWAYS AVAILABLE and ALWAYS n SEASON “We Have Quality Meats at Right Prices SPECIAL HAMBURGER, ; PORK SAUSAGE SELECTED ROASTS, ‘ CHOPS, STEAKS KEYSTONE MARKET CALANAN & RICHARDS Commercial Street, Nevada City PHONE 67° Albert Burke and Gene Chester with . CAMPTONVILLE TOWN HALL, NEEDS NEW ROOF CAMPTONVILLE, June 17.—The town hall needs a new roof’ “iS present shake roof of the. local Masonic hall has stood pat for manv years, withstanding the heat of the summer and the, snow of tthe winter. This past winter was the first time for over forty years that the snow winter in order to preserve the rest of the hnildine. ; The building was built in the earIv davs by the Odd Fellows Lodge whiéh-owned it up until 1919 whena ture part way down the hillside. Tre lodge did not have enough money with which to repair it and turned? the controlling interest over to the ‘4°a] Masonic lodge which agreed to put the building back in shape for lows Lodge disbanded and turned their interest over to the Downieville 1.0. O. F. The only fra*ernal order nsing the lodge room at this time is the local Masonic lodge. The down stairs part of the building, a large aud‘torium, is used for all local .pubNe events, and the building is considered more the ‘town hall” than it is a privately owned builiing For the past years it has been given to the public free of charge for meetings, church affairs, funerals, school entertainment and com-, mencement exercises, parties, shows, sary, for a court room. Because of this fact, whenever there is a benefit for the upkeép of the building, . the publie will all join in and help . put it over. A campaign is now g0‘ing forward to get money for a new roof. . FAREWELL ELKS PARTY FOR MR. AND MRS. ELLIOTT . ‘Elks and the’r wives, sisters and ,cweethearts will gather tomorrow night at the club rooms to give Mr. and Mrs. Art Elliott a farewell party. Art Elliott, Exalted Ruler leaves . soon for South Africa. Under Frank te-rif'e north wind blew the struc-. usefulness. Later on that Odd Fel-: and for elections and, when neces-; FRIDAY, JUNE 18, 1937._ a SACRAMENTO, June 17. — The Selznick International Pictures come here to shoot scenes for ‘Tom Saw\yer’. Sacramento Musie Series an: nounced artists this week who will ed warrants than she issued during . appear on the series program next state government for the first time since 1933 will retire more registercoe oat sige ong aes the current Smee, Yeas Ste Con-! fall, They include Yehudi Menuhin, a th Maio root’ troller Harry B. Riley said this week. vioknist, Ezio Pinza, ‘basso; Salzwith many leaks and the, whole rool) ys. i. made possib’e by a $33,000,. burg Cecilia: Colacny Cot Aube: will have to be replaced before next 606 dininabe tk th. Seer tana ae seek gaara ase revenue for the first eleven months;team; and Helen Jepsen, soprano. of th‘s fiscal year, as compared with the same perind of the preceding . fis@al year. : . Riley said the current year will Mr. ard Mrs. W. Wolfe and daughter, Miss Betty Wolfe, of Berkeley ; accomranied Harry Jefferson to Ne. see a reduction of about $8,000,000/ yada City for last week end. Young in the general fund deficit. Approx-, Jefferson returned with them and imately 54,000,000 in warrants will. in a few days will return to spend ,be registered ‘in the year period, !the summer here with his parents. while retirements will amount to) Jack Shebley, ardent sportsman of $62,000:000. In addition the treas-. this city spent two days fishing on !ury st!ll will have about $20,000,000 Puller lake: Bisma-Rex with which to redeem warrants with . August maturity. dates. . ‘The general fund stands at present approximately $19,000,000 in the red. A little over a year ago the deficit was $38,000,000. The state( department of public works will be moved into its new $750,000 home at Twelfth and N streets by Monday. Its former building at Eleventh and P streets w'll be now occupied by the unemployment reserves commission, the personnel] board and other depariments. The proposal to create a state park +and game refuge of 650,000 acres in the Kennett drainage basin will receite attention of Sacramento valley council members of: the Califor. nia State Chamber of Commerce at, 50c and $1.25 their monthly meeting Friday at the, R. E. HARRIS Hotel Senator. THE REXALL DRUG STORE California’s peach bowl], the reat ; grow'ng district centering Prescription Specialists PHONE 100 The most popular and best Antacid Powder Made Two Sizes maanh around Marysville, will supply more: 'than half the state’s 1937 cling; peach crop according to a grower-canner survev just completed. A to-' . tal cling peach crop of 317,781 gross Thru the Knot Hole A Glimpse of Building Activity JUNE 18, 1937. No. 43. A new booklet on various styles of fences has recently been published ‘by the California Redwood Association. \ It is very profusely

¥ ‘lustrated from actnal photographs and is available to you_ ‘f you want informa=e, fences Contractor . William Forkner is busy with his crew of men erecting the framework of . the new home for Mrs. Sheldon on upper Nevada street. A wide rustic exterior and wood shingles will make this modem home blend well into its setting on the hill. Considerable activity in repairing concrete sidewalks is evident in Nevada City particularly on Broad stréet. Pete Zdrich has just finished a new walk in front of Long John’s, Marquart Company has replaced a ‘portion of the.walk at the Standard ‘ Oil Station and Les Whitlock is replacing the old walk. We have in stock cement for various uses. Regular commercial ice ment, waterproof. plastic for ibasements, etc., and one day cement where high early strength is required. Call us when you need cement. tion about or are planning a new fence. A visit to our office will place you in posses" sion of one of these booklets. Short “Boys,” asked the teacher, ‘‘which one of you can tell me the pine that hag the longest and sharpest néedles?”’ Up went a hand in the front row. We -Tommy?’’ “Th oreu.”’ NEVADA COUNTY LUMBER COMPANY “THE FULL, SERVICE YARD" Oscar J. Odegaard, Manager Phones 498-499. Nevada City’ Nevada Call and Deliver City Dry Cleaners HATS, SUITS, DRESSES, CLOAKS DRY CLEANED AND PRESSED ALL WORK GUARANTEED 241 Commercial Street Nevada City Phone 512 , tons, including No. 2s and culls, is. ‘forecast by the Canners League of California with Marysville contribut. ing 167.650 tons. . . Two hundred California boys al-. Ghidotti, chairman of the social ses. Teady have applied for citizenship in sions committee there will be a ban. the first ‘‘Boys’ State,’ ‘an experique: of raviclas and ghicken. Fol-;. ment im self government for youths lowing the dinner there will be danc-. to be conducted at the state fair ing from 9 o’clock until dawn. Those. grounds. Three hundred and_ fifty who wish reservations should phone: boys from all parts of the state will them at once to Frank Ghidotti, 176, , be housed and fed at the fair grounds COFFEE Stock Up at Safeway STOCK UP AT SAFEWAY FOR THE or the Elks Club, 108. . Farry B. Cox, Parnegat ran‘h . owner. of Indian Springs left by! ranscontinental plane for New Haven, Connecticut on Wednesday. Mr. Cox will attend his class reunton at Yale University and visit in the east a short while before returning to California. : while carrying out. their ‘“governmental’? work. The American Legion is spohsoring the experiment. A model home sponsored by the Sacramento Junior Chamber of Commerece will be open for inspection daily June 19 to 27 at 17th street and Fifth avenue. Sacramento river lads WK Assorted Flavors FRESH AIRWAY .... enteric Ibs. 49c 3 pkgs. ]]c OVALTINE ............ Large pkg. 57c BIG VACATION TRIP Your Safeway grocer is featuring them now. Specials that are VERY special — on every food and drink you want when you go a-vacationing. Here are pork and beans, canned and cured meats, cookies, sweets, evaporated milk, flapjack flour, syrup, canned fruits, fruit juices—dozens of 3Ic again will substitute for the Mississippi some time next momth, when the ACME BREWERIES Son feiceeo -: x © normal diet Acme Beer is relatively non-fattening. A. V. SAUVEE, NEVADA CITY DISTRIBUTOR 32-Piece Set awe values ever offered! Boo eae BREAD BEERDel Monte’ GRAPE NUTS ...... Reg. pkg. ]7¢ MOTOR OIL PEN RAD 100% PURE PENN. 2 Gallon Can ........ ee El Grande Brand ..... 49 lbs. $1.39 coe $1.19 Harvest Blossom .... 49 Ibs. $1.63 Kitchen Cfaft 000. 49 lbs. $1.89 DON’T MISS. THIS BIG VALUE! Monex-Ware Dishes Here is one of the most sensational! Come-in today and let us explain how te.geteepe.o}... these lovely sets of dinnerware.JULIA LEE WRIGHT Large 24 ounce loaf ....... White or Wheat Sliced Brown Derby 11 oz. bottles 4 for 25c Case of 24 bottles 0.. Plus bottle deposit In Cans (12 oz.) ........... Case of 24 cans ...........-. French’s Bird Gravel ....... other needed items too. All priced so.low that the savings will help you buy an ‘extra ten gallons of gas for the old bus. -« ; FLOUR Extra quality all purpose flour DEVILED MEAT No. 4 can 6 for 25¢ Libbys [Gen ..... No. 300 size can Qc Luxus or Palace pee SHREDDED WHEAT Rg. pkg. ]]%e. RITZ FLAKES . .. Large pkg. 2c PORMAyY 3 Ib. tin 58c os G32 Pee Lb. 2()c Baking Powder So i ae ee ea 8 lb. sack [5c Pereen:... 2 Ss 4 oz,:tin ] 1c CALO DOG FOOD bb. tins 2 for 15¢ ae $1.45 ‘FRENCH’S BIRD SEED.. 10 oz. [2c . 3 for 25c : MAY / . ee $1.95 MAYO erse ewsuseeeees Qluart jar 37 VINEGAR Quart bottles 10¢ Pure Cider MARGARINE Gem Nut ..: 2 Ibs. 97 Son mee > Spee tos Angeles 737 [ni¢ucds; “CROCER #4