March 17, 1941 (4 pages)

ower neh he eee + NEVADA CITY NUGGET aeiinahidaa MONDAY, MARCH 17, . 941. °AGE FOUR ROBT. PROCTOR — WINS PHI BETA KAPPA ATU.C. Robert D. Proctor, graduate of the Nevada City High School, has been elected to membership in Phi Beta Keone, University of California chapter. This is a scholarship society em-. blem of which. is a key, Robert is a senior in the university and his majer is mining. : Young Proctor is a son of Mr. and Proctor is an engineer and mill superintendent at the Lava Cap. His son won a Virginia Bradley scholarship for his first two years in the university, and later was granted a larger scholarship offered to students in mining and engineering courses. At the high school it was learned that it has been several years since a graduate has won a Phi Beta Kappa key in any university. CLOCK WORKS AGAIN Residents of the city today were happy to learn the clock at the top: of the courthouse is again in working order. It has been quite a while ‘since the clock has been in operation. Englebright of this city. proposals has been’ received from Congressman Englebright: interest in the establishment.,of an jhave had the matter under advise-. }ment with the War Department. j “In order that you may be fully; informed as to what the War De-. partment has to say, permit me to . advise you that I have a communica-; tion from the Adjutant General of} . the Army in which he states that this suggested location has been consid-' ered by the War Department and its! availability has been made a matter’ of official record. “In addition permit me to-advise, you that the data respecting Hobart Mills have been made available to the Director of Selective Service, who is interested in establishing factlities for those conscientious objectors who decline non-combatant service with the army. CARD OF THANKS We desire thanks to the many friends and neighbors of the late Mrs. Imogen? Henwood for their acts of kindness, . previous to, and after our bereave-_ ment. . MR.AND MRS, C. MUSCARDINI, . JOYCE AND CLEMENTE . HENWOOD, . MR. AND MRS. AL JOYNER, . MR. ELISHA CURTIS. . 1 R. E. HARRIS Rexall Phone DRUG STORE 100 to extend our sincere . ‘formed cS any new develompents.”’ “T shall continue my best efforts in this matter and will keep you inFUNERAL RITES HELD FOR LATE ETHEL COLLINS Native of This City Died Friday In Sacramento Final rites were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Funeral Home here for Mrs. Ethe] Kirkham Collins, 51, Nevada City native who died in Sacramento Friday at the home of a brother, Lester R. Kirkham. . Rey. David H. Ralston of the Methodist Church officiated at the ser“ees. Interment was in the Pine Grove Cemetery, The deceased attended Nevada City schools and followed nursing Bb a profession until she married the Yate Harry Collins. She was the daughter of the late W. W. and Hattie Kirkham of this region, Surviving relatives include her brother and a son, Bruce Collins of Sacramento. WE DELIVER Advertise in the Nugget for results, from your dealer now and avoid d NEVADA CITY P.O. Box 325 Nevada City Distributors You, too, will smile with satisfaction when you taste the glorious Springtime freshness and flavor of that rich, delicious ACME BOCK BEER! Every year more ACME BOCK BEER is brewed to meet the demand.but every year more people want it! So play safe! Order a case of ACME BOCK ACME BREWERIES isappointment SeaFrancisco Los Angeles ICE DELIVERY army camp at Hobart Mills, Califor-. Mrs. I, O. Proctor of thiscity. Mr./ nia, permit me to advise you that 1 CAMP. FOR CONSCIENTIOUS ——__ OBJECTORS MAY BE FOUNDED AT HOBART MILLS SITE , Two possibilities for the development of Hobart Mills, in the eastern end of Nevada County; for the use of the army are now being considered 4 by government officials, according to word from Congressman Harry L. The first possibility is for the establishment of an army camp at the site of the former lumber town and the second is for housing conscientious objectors who decline non-Combatant service with the army. The following information on the*RED CROSS T “Since writing you concerning your. MFET THURSDAY There will be a regular meeting of the Red Cross tomorrow (Tuesday) at the National Hotel in the room in back of the banqueting room. This working place has been granted to the Red Cross through the courtesy of Mr: and Mrs. Dick Worth, Materials are on hand for immediate use. They consist of flannelette for gowns for layettes, wool yarn for knitting and crocheting black shaw!s ‘ and cotton material for women’s and girls’ dresses. The time for sending the next quota, it is announced, is April 30. This gives ample time to all those, who have been aiding in Red Cross work, to undertake men’s, women’s and children’s sweaters, promised for that date, or to help with the women’s.and girls’ dresses, now being cut and distributed. The Red Cross chapter is hopeful that representatives of the several women’s organizations will take some of: this work to complete in_ their own circle. Mrs. Ray Murchie, president, of the Ladies Aid Society, has promised to suggest this plan at the next meeting, and it is hoped other groups will do likewise. A large bundle of woolen yarn and material for layettes was sent Saturday to Truckee, where Mrs. G. J. Keetch, is giving generously of. her time in carrying on the work, In Hawaii— Herbert Costa and Louis Ward, two local men who have been in Honolulu, Hawaii, about two months like their new environment. Mrs. Costa plans to join her husband later. Clem Organ, who will graduate from St. Mary’s College in June, was a visitor during the weekend with his mother in this city, I VITAL STATISTICS . BIRTHS HOTCHKISS — In Grass Valley, March 138; 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hotchkiss; a ‘daughter. PINGREE — In Forest Springs, Marck 14, 1941, to Mr, and Mrs. H. O. Pingree, a daugter. SVENDSEN—At the Miners Hospital, March 13, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Svendsen of Grass Valley, a son, MARRIAGE LICENSES FRANK-ALLRED—iIn Reno, Nevada, March 16. 1941, to William J. Frank, 18, of Rough and Ready, and Betty L. Allred, 16, of Grass Valley. DEATHS GREGG — In Rough and Ready, March 16, 1941, Mrs. ‘Rosie Gregg, mother of Mrs. Richard Capps; aged 75 years. The funeral services will be held at the Holmes Funeral Home in Grass Valley tomorrow with interment in the Rough and Ready ‘Cemetery. COLLINS—In Sacramento, March 14, 1941, Mrs, Ethel Kirkham Collins, former resident of Nevada City; mother of Bruce Collins and sister of Lester R. Kirkham of Sacramento; a native of Nevada City, aged 51 years. The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Funerat Home in Nevada City. : i MALCOLM—In Nevada City, Mar. 17, 1941, Milan Thomas Malcolm, husband of Bertha Malcolm of this city, father of Charles,» W., Archie, and James Malcolm and Mrs. Charles Shroyer of Nevada City; Guy Malcolm of Redding; Mrs. Arthur Ball of Illinois; Mrs. Ward Martin of Colorado; Mrs. Elmer Spencer, Mrs. George Jerrmiason and Clifford Malcolm of South Dakota; a native of Nebraska, resident of Nevada ity five years. aged 79 years. The funeral services are being arranged by the Holmes Funeral] ‘Home of this city. COOPER—In Nevada City, March 17, 1941, John M. Cooper, brother of Alice E, Cooper and Mrs. T. C. Randall of this city; a native of Massachusetts, resident of ‘Nevada County since 1856, aged 87 years. The funeral services are being arranged by the Holmes ‘Funeral Home. The Elks Lodge will probably have charge of the services. WILL LEAVE FOR ARIZONA Joe Wilhoit, who has become widely acquainted during his managership of the Safeway Stpre here, intends to leave soon for Arizona for his health. Wilhoit will be accompanied by his wife and daughter. Business Visitor Here— Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kotchpaw of Sacramento were business visitore in this city Friday. BIG. RELIABLE AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER QUALITY-BUILT It’s a pity your water heater hasn’t a counting device that would keep a record of the number of times you have put it to work at the turn of a faucet. Then you would know when it was beginning to wear out just as the mileage record of your automobile warns you that the time has come to buy a new car. x If your present water heater is an “‘old faithful’’ that has been on active duty for years and years it will pay you to trade it in on a New Gas Automatic. Right now your present water heater regardless of age or style or make or worn-out condition is worth Ten Dollars in a trade-in allowance on a mew economical to operate Gas Automatic. * When you buy your new Automatic, buy a water heater big enough to provide the gallons and gallons of hot water modern family living requires. Have plenty of hot water for bathing, washing clothes, shaving, cleaning. In fact, there are more than thirty uses for hot water in the average home. x Why not select your new Automatic Gas Water Heater now? Save money on this trade-in offer now in effect. Use the easy purchase terms available everywhere. x S88 YOUR MASTER PLUMBER — YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY P-G:-2”E PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Aas Save IO , Sierra Salary Increase Refusal Upheld By Appellate Court RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heether of. Camptonvile have returned to their home after a several weeks visit with relatives in Michigan. Mrs. Heether’s father, who had been visiting in Camptonville, made the return trip with the Heethers, Mr. and Mrs, Frank: Heether, uncle and aunt of the Camtopnville Heethers, accompanied the Heethers uncle and aunt of the Camptonville and will visit there for the next several months. The father of Mrs. Heether will return to Camptonville soon ‘with his grandson and his family. Mr, and Mrs. Merle Hedley and son. The third district court of appeal in Sacramento has upheld the refusal of Margaret E, Lambert, treasurer of Sierra County, to pay an increase in salary to C. W. Robbins, justice of the peace in Downieville Township. The county board of supervisors raised the pay from $15 to $65 a month when it appointed Robbins to finish the unexpired term of C. D. Ross, who resigned in 1939. The court upheld the treasurer’s action on the constitutional provision that the compensation of any county, township or municipal officer shall not be increased after his election of during his term of office. Nevada witty satire, a laugh and a sigh, You'll Find Out FRIDAY AND never fails to wow ’em. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Philadelphia Story back, in swimming pools, and in champagne glasses. Comedy with WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY With Kay Kyser and his inimitable band. A musi-comedy. of melody, mystery and mirth, The Old Professor himself with the Bogey Boys appears in a chiller-thriller spiced with hot tunes. Plus MARCH OF TIME, Honeymoon For Thr tremendous farce. Plus BANK DICK featuring W. C. Fields who Theatre With Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, James Stewart ina triangle of love, a-horseSATURDAY Ann Sheridan and* Geo. Brent in their hilarious best cut capers in this ALHPA STORES Ltd. Spring Range & Water Heater Campaign Save on your Save on your $ new $ new 30 electric ° . (} water range heater Plus usual liberal trade-in allowances BUY NOW! /94/ KELVINATOR 4 Leche Kangeo/ hy ra . ; Other 1941 KELVINATOR Electric Ranges For As $ ." Little As ll Here’s a new low price for a range of Kelvinator quality! Model ER-411 features Oversize Oven, Scotch Kettle, Storage Drawer for utensils, 5heat switches and many 4 Y other modern features. “GFF ‘ss Come in and see it! % Wiring if any, and State and Local Taxes Extra. bef More— ALPHA Stores, Ltd. PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY SAVINGS UP TO 90" patie” . De Luxe Model With All These Modern Features COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC—with self-computing Timer and electric clock, Minute-Minder and Selector Switch for connecting Timer to oven, Scotch Kettle or appliance outlet—big Oversize Oven with automatic interior Floodlight —De Luxe Scotch Kettle — 7-heat switches with individual Signal Lights — two BallBearing Storage Drawers and one Warmer Drawer —non-glare top lamp — Porcelain finish inside and out. Model ER-417 Delivered in Your Kitchen for only 189” SAVE *30 on a current model Electric Range that sells for$129-50 or more. PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY oe gaa tee ae mS

ower neh he eee + NEVADA CITY NUGGET aeiinahidaa MONDAY, MARCH 17, . 941. °AGE FOUR ROBT. PROCTOR — WINS PHI BETA KAPPA ATU.C. Robert D. Proctor, graduate of the Nevada City High School, has been elected to membership in Phi Beta Keone, University of California chapter. This is a scholarship society em-. blem of which. is a key, Robert is a senior in the university and his majer is mining. : Young Proctor is a son of Mr. and Proctor is an engineer and mill superintendent at the Lava Cap. His son won a Virginia Bradley scholarship for his first two years in the university, and later was granted a larger scholarship offered to students in mining and engineering courses. At the high school it was learned that it has been several years since a graduate has won a Phi Beta Kappa key in any university. CLOCK WORKS AGAIN Residents of the city today were happy to learn the clock at the top: of the courthouse is again in working order. It has been quite a while ‘since the clock has been in operation. Englebright of this city. proposals has been’ received from Congressman Englebright: interest in the establishment.,of an jhave had the matter under advise-. }ment with the War Department. j “In order that you may be fully; informed as to what the War De-. partment has to say, permit me to . advise you that I have a communica-; tion from the Adjutant General of} . the Army in which he states that this suggested location has been consid-' ered by the War Department and its! availability has been made a matter’ of official record. “In addition permit me to-advise, you that the data respecting Hobart Mills have been made available to the Director of Selective Service, who is interested in establishing factlities for those conscientious objectors who decline non-combatant service with the army. CARD OF THANKS We desire thanks to the many friends and neighbors of the late Mrs. Imogen? Henwood for their acts of kindness, . previous to, and after our bereave-_ ment. . MR.AND MRS, C. MUSCARDINI, . JOYCE AND CLEMENTE . HENWOOD, . MR. AND MRS. AL JOYNER, . MR. ELISHA CURTIS. . 1 R. E. HARRIS Rexall Phone DRUG STORE 100 to extend our sincere . ‘formed cS any new develompents.”’ “T shall continue my best efforts in this matter and will keep you inFUNERAL RITES HELD FOR LATE ETHEL COLLINS Native of This City Died Friday In Sacramento Final rites were conducted yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Funeral Home here for Mrs. Ethe] Kirkham Collins, 51, Nevada City native who died in Sacramento Friday at the home of a brother, Lester R. Kirkham. . Rey. David H. Ralston of the Methodist Church officiated at the ser“ees. Interment was in the Pine Grove Cemetery, The deceased attended Nevada City schools and followed nursing Bb a profession until she married the Yate Harry Collins. She was the daughter of the late W. W. and Hattie Kirkham of this region, Surviving relatives include her brother and a son, Bruce Collins of Sacramento. WE DELIVER Advertise in the Nugget for results, from your dealer now and avoid d NEVADA CITY P.O. Box 325 Nevada City Distributors You, too, will smile with satisfaction when you taste the glorious Springtime freshness and flavor of that rich, delicious ACME BOCK BEER! Every year more ACME BOCK BEER is brewed to meet the demand..but every year more people want it! So play safe! Order a case of ACME BOCK ACME BREWERIES isappointment SeaFrancisco Los Angeles ICE DELIVERY army camp at Hobart Mills, Califor-. Mrs. I, O. Proctor of thiscity. Mr./ nia, permit me to advise you that 1 CAMP. FOR CONSCIENTIOUS ——__ OBJECTORS MAY BE FOUNDED AT HOBART MILLS SITE , Two possibilities for the development of Hobart Mills, in the eastern end of Nevada County; for the use of the army are now being considered 4 by government officials, according to word from Congressman Harry L. The first possibility is for the establishment of an army camp at the site of the former lumber town and the second is for housing conscientious objectors who decline non-Combatant service with the army. The following information on the*RED CROSS T “Since writing you concerning your. MFET THURSDAY There will be a regular meeting of the Red Cross tomorrow (Tuesday) at the National Hotel in the room in back of the banqueting room. This working place has been granted to the Red Cross through the courtesy of Mr: and Mrs. Dick Worth, Materials are on hand for immediate use. They consist of flannelette for gowns for layettes, wool yarn for knitting and crocheting black shaw!s ‘ and cotton material for women’s and girls’ dresses. The time for sending the next quota, it is announced, is April 30. This gives ample time to all those, who have been aiding in Red Cross work, to undertake men’s, women’s and children’s sweaters, promised for that date, or to help with the women’s.and girls’ dresses, now being cut and distributed. The Red Cross chapter is hopeful that representatives of the several women’s organizations will take some of: this work to complete in_ their own circle. Mrs. Ray Murchie, president, of the Ladies Aid Society, has promised to suggest this plan at the next meeting, and it is hoped other groups will do likewise. A large bundle of woolen yarn and material for layettes was sent Saturday to Truckee, where Mrs. G. J. Keetch, is giving generously of. her time in carrying on the work, In Hawaii— Herbert Costa and Louis Ward, two local men who have been in Honolulu, Hawaii, about two months like their new environment. Mrs. Costa plans to join her husband later. Clem Organ, who will graduate from St. Mary’s College in June, was a visitor during the weekend with his mother in this city, I VITAL STATISTICS . BIRTHS HOTCHKISS — In Grass Valley, March 138; 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hotchkiss; a ‘daughter. PINGREE — In Forest Springs, Marck 14, 1941, to Mr, and Mrs. H. O. Pingree, a daugter. SVENDSEN—At the Miners Hospital, March 13, 1941, to Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Svendsen of Grass Valley, a son, MARRIAGE LICENSES FRANK-ALLRED—iIn Reno, Nevada, March 16. 1941, to William J. Frank, 18, of Rough and Ready, and Betty L. Allred, 16, of Grass Valley. DEATHS GREGG — In Rough and Ready, March 16, 1941, Mrs. ‘Rosie Gregg, mother of Mrs. Richard Capps; aged 75 years. The funeral services will be held at the Holmes Funeral Home in Grass Valley tomorrow with interment in the Rough and Ready ‘Cemetery. COLLINS—In Sacramento, March

14, 1941, Mrs, Ethel Kirkham Collins, former resident of Nevada City; mother of Bruce Collins and sister of Lester R. Kirkham of Sacramento; a native of Nevada City, aged 51 years. The funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at the Holmes Funerat Home in Nevada City. : i MALCOLM—In Nevada City, Mar. 17, 1941, Milan Thomas Malcolm, husband of Bertha Malcolm of this city, father of Charles,» W., Archie, and James Malcolm and Mrs. Charles Shroyer of Nevada City; Guy Malcolm of Redding; Mrs. Arthur Ball of Illinois; Mrs. Ward Martin of Colorado; Mrs. Elmer Spencer, Mrs. George Jerrmiason and Clifford Malcolm of South Dakota; a native of Nebraska, resident of Nevada ity five years. aged 79 years. The funeral services are being arranged by the Holmes Funeral] ‘Home of this city. COOPER—In Nevada City, March 17, 1941, John M. Cooper, brother of Alice E, Cooper and Mrs. T. C. Randall of this city; a native of Massachusetts, resident of ‘Nevada County since 1856, aged 87 years. The funeral services are being arranged by the Holmes ‘Funeral Home. The Elks Lodge will probably have charge of the services. WILL LEAVE FOR ARIZONA Joe Wilhoit, who has become widely acquainted during his managership of the Safeway Stpre here, intends to leave soon for Arizona for his health. Wilhoit will be accompanied by his wife and daughter. Business Visitor Here— Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Kotchpaw of Sacramento were business visitore in this city Friday. BIG. RELIABLE AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER QUALITY-BUILT It’s a pity your water heater hasn’t a counting device that would keep a record of the number of times you have put it to work at the turn of a faucet. Then you would know when it was beginning to wear out just as the mileage record of your automobile warns you that the time has come to buy a new car. x If your present water heater is an “‘old faithful’’ that has been on active duty for years and years it will pay you to trade it in on a New Gas Automatic. Right now your present water heater regardless of age or style or make or worn-out condition is worth Ten Dollars in a trade-in allowance on a mew economical to operate Gas Automatic. * When you buy your new Automatic, buy a water heater big enough to provide the gallons and gallons of hot water modern family living requires. Have plenty of hot water for bathing, washing clothes, shaving, cleaning. In fact, there are more than thirty uses for hot water in the average home. x Why not select your new Automatic Gas Water Heater now? Save money on this trade-in offer now in effect. Use the easy purchase terms available everywhere. x S88 YOUR MASTER PLUMBER — YOUR DEALER OR THIS COMPANY P-G:-2”E PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY Aas Save IO , Sierra Salary Increase Refusal Upheld By Appellate Court RETURN FROM TRIP Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Heether of. Camptonvile have returned to their home after a several weeks visit with relatives in Michigan. Mrs. Heether’s father, who had been visiting in Camptonville, made the return trip with the Heethers, Mr. and Mrs, Frank: Heether, uncle and aunt of the Camtopnville Heethers, accompanied the Heethers uncle and aunt of the Camptonville and will visit there for the next several months. The father of Mrs. Heether will return to Camptonville soon ‘with his grandson and his family. Mr, and Mrs. Merle Hedley and son. The third district court of appeal in Sacramento has upheld the refusal of Margaret E, Lambert, treasurer of Sierra County, to pay an increase in salary to C. W. Robbins, justice of the peace in Downieville Township. The county board of supervisors raised the pay from $15 to $65 a month when it appointed Robbins to finish the unexpired term of C. D. Ross, who resigned in 1939. The court upheld the treasurer’s action on the constitutional provision that the compensation of any county, township or municipal officer shall not be increased after his election of during his term of office. Nevada witty satire, a laugh and a sigh, You'll Find Out FRIDAY AND never fails to wow ’em. MONDAY AND TUESDAY Philadelphia Story back, in swimming pools, and in champagne glasses. Comedy with WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY With Kay Kyser and his inimitable band. A musi-comedy. of melody, mystery and mirth, The Old Professor himself with the Bogey Boys appears in a chiller-thriller spiced with hot tunes. Plus MARCH OF TIME, Honeymoon For Thr tremendous farce. Plus BANK DICK featuring W. C. Fields who Theatre With Katherine Hepburn, Cary Grant, James Stewart ina triangle of love, a-horseSATURDAY Ann Sheridan and* Geo. Brent in their hilarious best cut capers in this ALHPA STORES Ltd. Spring Range & Water Heater Campaign Save on your Save on your $ new $ new 30 electric ° . (} water range heater Plus usual liberal trade-in allowances BUY NOW! /94/ KELVINATOR 4 Leche Kangeo/ hy ra . ; Other 1941 KELVINATOR Electric Ranges For As $ ." Little As ll Here’s a new low price for a range of Kelvinator quality! Model ER-411 features Oversize Oven, Scotch Kettle, Storage Drawer for utensils, 5heat switches and many 4 Y other modern features. “GFF ‘ss Come in and see it! % Wiring if any, and State and Local Taxes Extra. bef More— ALPHA Stores, Ltd. PHONE 5 NEVADA CITY SAVINGS UP TO 90" patie” . De Luxe Model With All These Modern Features COMPLETELY AUTOMATIC—with self-computing Timer and electric clock, Minute-Minder and Selector Switch for connecting Timer to oven, Scotch Kettle or appliance outlet—big Oversize Oven with automatic interior Floodlight —De Luxe Scotch Kettle — 7-heat switches with individual Signal Lights — two BallBearing Storage Drawers and one Warmer Drawer —non-glare top lamp — Porcelain finish inside and out. Model ER-417 Delivered in Your Kitchen for only 189” SAVE *30 on a current model Electric Range that sells for$129-50 or more. PHONE 88 GRASS VALLEY oe gaa tee ae mS