June 6, 1947 (4 pages)

Dhiecck: Nevada 6. Clyde Wasley, matron her, * : £ City, ay aftefiocon’ in the home of; Mrs. Gerald Ducotey, . Frigay for Battle Mountain, Nev‘Vida, on a Yow" days Tishing trip Frank J. Massa ‘arrived a few @ays ago from Burnt Ranch on a *'week end visit at his old home here and with his brother A. B. Massa at Oak Valley: this is the first time he has been home for three years. 4 Earl L. Cleveland and W. H. day on a brief visit here. ™M. and Mrs. John Gadner and son holiday here visiting elatives. Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer came up . from Nevada City Friday to spend _{ a. Short’ visit at ter home here. Mr. and Mrs, William. Joubert, of + Oakland spent a few. days last week as gtest of Mr. and Mre. Fred J. Ftoudert at Depot Hill. “de “Kkehaan and Mr. and Mrs )Harry, Lampel of Mountain View spent the week end holiday visiting ats pthetr old home here. Robert. 0. ‘Cassity passed through me jtown Friday from Downieville en-. to North San Juan on a short val” dttéfition® trom ‘an’ intéctoa guito bite. PP tety nt AK fom ; : . oun Parker of Pike’ ‘City wae 40 town Saturday on ‘a short ‘business ri: eee . ; Camptonville Hoskins of Sacramento arrived Fri-: of Sacramento spent the w2ek end) Community NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET Oregon Créck Lumber’ “Pinade a brief business visit to Nevada City’Saturday, his wife aceomJanying him. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pendola, Sr, cof Grass .Valley were in town on 4 yrief visit Friday. Commencement exercises of the Union Grammar the Camptonville Marysville Union were held Friday ‘auditorium of the urch on . Spencer Street, with a large audience in attendance. The following program was presented: School. and Branch -of the High . School evening in» ‘th Star Spangled Banner -.-Audience Pledge to the Flag Valedictorian Robert Mumm Now the: Day is Over ~. Chorus All Through the Night : Chorus Frontiers » --=---.---+ a2, Jerry. Wolfe Piano Selections “PaVerneCrawtora . Selections sae, Living in _ America — » Dt: Diplomas: tats Seachan nae Ae Agnes Web“en *edfeade,. County. Supt. of LaVerna Crawford -, SWenaatee Hummel _.lmer Arnoldy, os President. Board. of Trustees, * M2 UH S. Remarks: i = Rowert Glatt, bookkeeper tas the J. E> Collins, Act. Supt. M.U.H.S/ FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1949 Phe following ‘stadents. graduatea trom "the Eiémeitary “Schoot: Flod. Franklin, Robert Mumm, Bar-. bara Townsend, and Gene Woods. The following graduated from the High School: LaVerna. Crawford, Betty Franklin, Gwendolyn Hummel, Patricia Kessled,’ Olson, and Jerry Wolfe. Mrs Mary L. Jackson and Mrs. Ada K. Williams were in charge of . the Blementary and Primary de-. Grammar . partments of the local grades, and W. Clifford Williams in charge of the High School. The Commencement exercises brought the end of the present echool term, and a summer vacation will now be had, with the new term starting the second week in July. BIRTHS FPONDILLER—In Nevada City, June. 2, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fondiller, a son. BROWNING — In Nevada City, May 30, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester William Browning of ‘Allison Ranch, Grass Valley, a ‘Bon, Reno on Memorial Day GRASS VALLEY: The marriage Alfred’ .f miss Maraget Seghezzi and Melyin Meler in Reno, Nev., on ._Memorial Day was announced this week. The cople were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Joseh Gavin of this city. On returning the party stopped at NyAck Lodge on Highway 40 for a wedding dinner. Meler is employed at Scott's Flat Dam. His bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rose Seghezzi of Hotel Golden. DORVILIUE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, June 1, 1947, Amy L. Dorville against Frank R. Dorville; “complaint filed; cruelty. MeGWINN KOPANGER—itIn Nevada City, Nevada County, May 28, 1947, Maxwell McGwinn, tela, Plumas County, and Julietta r. Egret 29, “Fruckéé, Nevada} And wntil 9: 00 P.M. Sdtirday aiid Sunday = NOW FEATURING SUNDAY MID-DAY LUNCHEONS—12:00 TO 3:30 P. M. Luncheons Served Every Day of the Week ALUMINUM PRESSURE COOKER mote walling. Your Aristocrat of Pressure tar ot a Preserves the Coos ced Ree oe yeas te Gorden-tresh money, too. Get yours now! SNAP-TITE Cc chee oo wets Sac quality. Saves ‘OVER —Patented. Easy to. use, This removed while pressure is.om one doa . PPG ork graathong burs anes 29, Por-” —— Robétt “Paine sPent the y Day “holiday with “tis ‘eta t — Mr. and Ms. Charies brother-in-law, Trezona in Beverly Hills. KOADWAY THEATRE ~«! ee DIRECTION T. AND D. JR. ENTERPRISES, INC — —— =. . FRIDAY AND SATURDAay RETURN OF ‘MONTE CRISTO} j with Tolls Hayward and oy veces vei HOPALONG CASSIDY Doctors agree hat ac other food is so 7 tapoeene: as BS for lifelong healch. Milk offers an abundance of the vitamins, minerels, proteins, carbohydrates and other e . sentials to.nocmal. growth ia children, teen-2ge vitality and enduraace.and radianthealth in adults. No one ever one abo the iced for milk—wbe est two pousds of ivod. ' at ue you can buy! ————— walked norning, as able a plain ¥ Pease’s Ba x 30! down in . nie, an ae divers

Dhiecck: Nevada 6. Clyde Wasley, matron her, * : £ City, ay aftefiocon’ in the home of; Mrs. Gerald Ducotey, . Frigay for Battle Mountain, Nev‘Vida, on a Yow" days Tishing trip Frank J. Massa ‘arrived a few @ays ago from Burnt Ranch on a *'week end visit at his old home here and with his brother A. B. Massa at Oak Valley: this is the first time he has been home for three years. 4 Earl L. Cleveland and W. H. day on a brief visit here. ™M. and Mrs. John Gadner and son holiday here visiting elatives. Mrs. Richard R. Pfiffer came up . from Nevada City Friday to spend _{ a. Short’ visit at ter home here. Mr. and Mrs, William. Joubert, of + Oakland spent a few. days last week as gtest of Mr. and Mre. Fred J. Ftoudert at Depot Hill. “de “Kkehaan and Mr. and Mrs )Harry, Lampel of Mountain View spent the week end holiday visiting ats pthetr old home here. Robert. 0. ‘Cassity passed through me jtown Friday from Downieville en-. to North San Juan on a short val” dttéfition® trom ‘an’ intéctoa guito bite. PP tety nt AK fom ; : . oun Parker of Pike’ ‘City wae 40 town Saturday on ‘a short ‘business ri: eee . ; Camptonville Hoskins of Sacramento arrived Fri-: of Sacramento spent the w2ek end) Community NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET Oregon Créck Lumber’ “Pinade a brief business visit to Nevada City’Saturday, his wife aceomJanying him. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pendola, Sr, cof Grass .Valley were in town on 4 yrief visit Friday. Commencement exercises of the Union Grammar the Camptonville Marysville Union were held Friday ‘auditorium of the urch on . Spencer Street, with a large audience in attendance. The following program was presented: School. and Branch -of the High . School evening in» ‘th Star Spangled Banner -.-Audience Pledge to the Flag Valedictorian Robert Mumm Now the: Day is Over ~. Chorus All Through the Night : Chorus Frontiers » --=---.---+ a2, Jerry. Wolfe Piano Selections “PaVerneCrawtora . Selections sae, Living in _ America — » Dt: Diplomas: tats Seachan nae Ae Agnes Web“en *edfeade,. County. Supt. of LaVerna Crawford -, SWenaatee Hummel _.lmer Arnoldy, os President. Board. of Trustees, * M2 UH S. Remarks: i = Rowert Glatt, bookkeeper tas the J. E> Collins, Act. Supt. M.U.H.S/ FRIDAY. JUNE 6, 1949 Phe following ‘stadents. graduatea trom "the Eiémeitary “Schoot: Flod. Franklin, Robert Mumm, Bar-. bara Townsend, and Gene Woods. The following graduated from the High School: LaVerna. Crawford, Betty Franklin, Gwendolyn Hummel, Patricia Kessled,’ Olson, and Jerry Wolfe. Mrs Mary L. Jackson and Mrs. Ada K. Williams were in charge of . the Blementary and Primary de-.

Grammar . partments of the local grades, and W. Clifford Williams in charge of the High School. The Commencement exercises brought the end of the present echool term, and a summer vacation will now be had, with the new term starting the second week in July. BIRTHS FPONDILLER—In Nevada City, June. 2, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fondiller, a son. BROWNING — In Nevada City, May 30, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Lester William Browning of ‘Allison Ranch, Grass Valley, a ‘Bon, Reno on Memorial Day GRASS VALLEY: The marriage Alfred’ .f miss Maraget Seghezzi and Melyin Meler in Reno, Nev., on ._Memorial Day was announced this week. The cople were attended by Mr. and Mrs. Joseh Gavin of this city. On returning the party stopped at NyAck Lodge on Highway 40 for a wedding dinner. Meler is employed at Scott's Flat Dam. His bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rose Seghezzi of Hotel Golden. DORVILIUE—In Nevada City, Nevada County, June 1, 1947, Amy L. Dorville against Frank R. Dorville; “complaint filed; cruelty. MeGWINN KOPANGER—itIn Nevada City, Nevada County, May 28, 1947, Maxwell McGwinn, tela, Plumas County, and Julietta r. Egret 29, “Fruckéé, Nevada} And wntil 9: 00 P.M. Sdtirday aiid Sunday = NOW FEATURING SUNDAY MID-DAY LUNCHEONS—12:00 TO 3:30 P. M. Luncheons Served Every Day of the Week ALUMINUM PRESSURE COOKER mote walling. Your Aristocrat of Pressure tar ot a Preserves the Coos ced Ree oe yeas te Gorden-tresh money, too. Get yours now! SNAP-TITE Cc chee oo wets Sac quality. Saves ‘OVER —Patented. Easy to. use, This removed while pressure is.om one doa . PPG ork graathong burs anes 29, Por-” —— Robétt “Paine sPent the y Day “holiday with “tis ‘eta t — Mr. and Ms. Charies brother-in-law, Trezona in Beverly Hills. KOADWAY THEATRE ~«! ee DIRECTION T. AND D. JR. ENTERPRISES, INC — —— =. . FRIDAY AND SATURDAay RETURN OF ‘MONTE CRISTO} j with Tolls Hayward and oy veces vei HOPALONG CASSIDY Doctors agree hat ac other food is so 7 tapoeene: as BS for lifelong healch. Milk offers an abundance of the vitamins, minerels, proteins, carbohydrates and other e . sentials to.nocmal. growth ia children, teen-2ge vitality and enduraace.and radianthealth in adults. No one ever one abo the iced for milk—wbe est two pousds of ivod. ' at ue you can buy! ————— walked norning, as able a plain ¥ Pease’s Ba x 30! down in . nie, an ae divers