May 28, 1937 (6 pages)

UF ce FO ete « (AS OETTAL “line si.” vane: heen: in men RIE ein LR a, ee Se a aL ae RN AE NER ES ND seme NEVADA CITY NUGGET ain FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1937. eS ae ment in Nevada City. It was claimed that Jefford did not maintain an embalming room or casket,show room at the Nevada City establishment as required by the state law. The board took under advisement complaints of improper and unethical practices by the W. R. Jefford firm. A. M. Holmes, the secretary of the board and operator of funéral parlors in Nevada City and Grass Valley, disqualified himself from acting in the case, \saying he is a 3 INQUIRY AESULTIN\L HEARING “yal hearing held at the 1 on Monday, of the *Funeral Directors, L. ‘oner of Nevada coun“ner of the W R. Jef-. friend of Jefford. Funeral parlors in} The inquiry by the board involved ‘. voluntarily surrender-. the funerals of James Tosci emeorted~ ¥ conduct an establish-. ly buried eight years ago without a aa ADD-A-PIECE FURNITURE America’s smartest furniture! Modern, livable. Generous, heavy plate mirrors; smooth waterfall contours; hand-fitted drawers; handrubbed woods, cherry, walnut and mahogany with — maple tops. EXCLUSIVE WITH ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY PHONE 5 MALTED MILK ~ and Tumbler . WHEATIES and Bowl . WHEAT HEARTS . Package VEGETABLE SALAD . 8-oz. can,. : ‘COCOA ALPINE COFFEE __One SS ae PALACE PEACHES 2 can . Jackson Free Delivery casket, E. A. Kelleher, whose small estate was held to have been administered unsatisfactorily by Coroner Jefford through the deceased’s former wife, Mrs. Florence West of Tonopah, Nevada, and Tom Launier, whose personal possessions, including a new leather jacket and shirt were unaccounted for after his death in a cabin near Grass Valley. Jefford denied any wrong doing. Reeently he asked the supervisors to accept hhis resignation as coroner but the supervisors did not act on the matter. Those called for Monday’s hearing were: A. Locatelli of Chicago Park, a farmer, by whom Tosci was employed; C. H. Barker, a real estate man; Rev. Chas. Washburn of the Episcopal Church, and Fred Bitney. It was not decided att Monday's meeting whether or not there will ibe a formal hearing before the board. J. Ray Keaton, of San Rafael, president of the board refused ‘to reveal the identity of the complaintant when asked to do so by Jefford, OP fe. and TSOM Frank Chapman left yesterday for San Francisco to attend the Golden Gate bay bridge fiesta. He was particularly anxious to be there for pedestrian day so as to walk across the bridge. Mrs. BE. S. Boyd and-son, Joseph, of Sacramento will spend the Memorial*holiday in Nevada City with Mrs. Boyd’s daughter, Mrs. Brian Krough and family. : Miss Louise Schreiber came up from San Francisco early this week to remiain until.June ‘third when her parents, (Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schreiber, and sister Miss Elinore Schreiber, leave for a several months trip in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Addington came up. from their home in Sutter City and attended to business interests here Monday. ; Clement Organ, who has _ just graduated from St. Mary’s high school in San Francisco, arrived in Nevada City Tuesday to spend the summer here with his mother. Street Superintendent Herbert Hallett has had a crew repaving at the corner of Sacramento street and the Plaza where there are many bad holes and broken pavement. It now in good condition. They have is BY TAVANNES WATCH ! Say “Congratulations” with a Tavannes watch! —a gift that befits the importance and joy of graduation. For nearly 50 years, Tavannes have “passed with honors” . the test of authenticsmartness and scrupulous accuracy. HARTUNG’ $ Dependable Jewelers 124 MILL STREEP GBASS VALLEY, CALIF. started resurfacing Broad _— street. Nearly all of these bad breaks were caused by the extremely cold weather and heavy snow. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sweeney will have as week end visitors Mrs. Sweeney’s sister, Mrs. W. R. Wilson and son, Walter, of Oakland. Miss Mardell Sweeney of San Francisco will accompany them and visit her parents. (Mrs, Wilson is a sister of Mrs. Clara Phillips in Nevada City, also. Ben Sweeney, student of San Jose state college, arrived, Friday and is to spend the summer here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sweeney. Mrs. Fred F. Breese, who is living in the Uren home while Mr. an@ Mrs. Ed Uren are in San Francisco, suffered severe bruises when she slipped and fell down the back porch. Miss Ruth Curnow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow of this city, and house guest, Miss Margaret Gibbs, accompanied Thomas Arden, Bee correspondent and O. D. ‘Woodman, both of this city, to North San Juan Saturday. Mr. Arden took pietures of the two young ladies in the Scotch broom which is at its height in beauty now. Their pictures appeared in the Sacramento Bee this week, F. E. Darke, nephew of John W. Darke, was a visitor in Nevada City yesterday. Darke was formerly pubfisher of a newspaper in Salinas, but now resides in San Luis .Obispo. He is delighted with Nevada City and its scenic beauty. Mrs. P. S. Marris of Forest was a Nevada City visitor Wednesday spending a short time with her daughter, Mrs. Al Williams in this city: : : Mrs. Joe Demeter, nee Betty Gaylord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gaylord of Sacramento and niece of Miss Minnie Brand is a graduate of the University of California with. Mrs. Demeter in three and the class of 1937. completed the course one-half years. Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow is anticipating with pleasure the arrival within a few days of her‘brother J. H. Hiatt and Mrs. Hiatt of Christ Church, New Zealand. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt are at present visiting another sister, Mrs. Mary Evans in Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan attended the graduation. of Miss Rowena ‘Finnegan, the former’s sister from the Nurses School in the University of California Hospital last She graduated California Saturday evening. from the University of with the class of 1936. The office of Judge W. L. Mobley located in the court house was completed yesterday. He was able to visit his newly finished and enlarged office and go to the court house yesterday, for the first time in several weeks. H. Rothe, dispatching officer of the Forest Service headquarter here has been promoted to the position of law enforcement officer of the Plumas Natonal forest with headquarters in Quincy. Sunshine Circle of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church served dainty refreshments at -the church's Silver Tea Wednesday afternoon. There was a splendid attendance of members and all enjoyed a most delightful time. Mrs. Myrtle Bettcher of the Willow Valley road entertained the Willow Valley Tuesday club with a delicious luncheon and social time Tuesday afternoon. Several hours were spent at ifancy work. N. Neilson, daughter and son-inlaw and two friends of Arcadia matored to Nevada City Tuesday to enjoy a delicious breakfast with Mrs. Clara Scarfe departing at ten o'clock. on their trip to Sweden. :Théy are driving to New York in their new car, and expect to be gone several menths. STATIONARY ~ GPECIAL! CASCADE NOVELTY PACKETS NEW COLORS—NEW DESIGNS Each Pack Contains 12 FOLDED LETTER SHEETS 12 FOLDED NOTE SHEETS 24 ENVELOPES VERY SPECIAL AT 25c CANDY SPECIAL HAAS delicious fresh taffy kisses. Cinnamon, Butterscotch, Pineapple, Peppermint, Molasses. Large 4-ounce Bag 10c PHONE 100 Prescription. Specialists How many times has a Headache ruined your day’s work— spoiled your evening's pleasure? Users of Alka-Seltzer say that Alkacoauire rellel trom meatanha. fer Alka-Seltzer for Acid “indiegstion, Rheumatic, Muscul: Alka-Seltzer contains an analgesic ie Forge ee relief. correct oer the cause when due to hyperachdity of the geome soda fountain At your and in 30 @s cant pockages Ser THE REXALL DRUG STORE BE WISE-ALKALIZE _Nevada T Theatre THE LAW RIDES: disperse a gang of outlaws. ‘FRIDAY = goes on galloping horses to SATURDAY THE MOON’S OUR HOME: »::. = Hollywood’s ling meets the darling of women’s clubs, and what. happens when they seek a haven away from the spot light. eee AND MONDAY Yames C agney and Mae Clark. As a dynGREAT GUY: amic food inspector, ; new racket while he has his accustomed battles with his lady love. Matinee Monday. Bob Steel stars in this fascinating Western iin which the law A scintillating romance in which darJimmy exposes a . LoRLRLnLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLALALALALA ALAR lei fli Hletiaes Helier Pilon: elles len ie ee eee eee -_ l at had TO BE SOLD AT BIG REDUCTIONS: PRICED FROM 94000 to $70Qoe Small Payment Down Easy Terms Never Before in Nevada County Have Cars Been Offered at Such Low Prices. es atin Hal Hates He en Neen ood Waal Veal andl Wed Po al Uae _ my papal _ Poitier ee LeeLee jad Wool Goold Goold Hoel Bal Hood Bool Bal Pal Padl Wool fot oe = . ot Bot Bo ALSO TWO 1935 FORD V-8 TRUCKS— FLAT RACKS . == 1=1= ot Bo Ba oe oe ee 114 Auburn Street CARL SAHL Oldsmobile and G. M. C. Trucks Grass Valley, ye pe aol Cond Gol Ded Phone 497

UF ce FO ete « (AS OETTAL “line si.” vane: heen: in men RIE ein LR a, ee Se a aL ae RN AE NER ES ND seme NEVADA CITY NUGGET ain FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1937. eS ae ment in Nevada City. It was claimed that Jefford did not maintain an embalming room or casket,show room at the Nevada City establishment as required by the state law. The board took under advisement complaints of improper and unethical practices by the W. R. Jefford firm. A. M. Holmes, the secretary of the board and operator of funéral parlors in Nevada City and Grass Valley, disqualified himself from acting in the case, \saying he is a 3 INQUIRY AESULTIN\L HEARING “yal hearing held at the 1 on Monday, of the *Funeral Directors, L. ‘oner of Nevada coun“ner of the W R. Jef-. friend of Jefford. Funeral parlors in} The inquiry by the board involved ‘. voluntarily surrender-. the funerals of James Tosci emeorted~ ¥ conduct an establish-. ly buried eight years ago without a aa ADD-A-PIECE FURNITURE America’s smartest furniture! Modern, livable. Generous, heavy plate mirrors; smooth waterfall contours; hand-fitted drawers; handrubbed woods, cherry, walnut and mahogany with — maple tops. EXCLUSIVE WITH ALPHA STORES, Ltd. NEVADA CITY PHONE 5 MALTED MILK ~ and Tumbler .. WHEATIES and Bowl . WHEAT HEARTS . Package VEGETABLE SALAD . 8-oz. can,. : ‘COCOA ALPINE COFFEE __One SS ae PALACE PEACHES 2 can .. Jackson Free Delivery casket, E. A. Kelleher, whose small estate was held to have been administered unsatisfactorily by Coroner Jefford through the deceased’s former wife, Mrs. Florence West of Tonopah, Nevada, and Tom Launier, whose personal possessions, including a new leather jacket and shirt were unaccounted for after his death in a cabin near Grass Valley. Jefford denied any wrong doing. Reeently he asked the supervisors to accept hhis resignation as coroner but the supervisors did not act on the matter. Those called for Monday’s hearing were: A. Locatelli of Chicago Park, a farmer, by whom Tosci was employed; C. H. Barker, a real estate man; Rev. Chas. Washburn of the Episcopal Church, and Fred Bitney. It was not decided att Monday's meeting whether or not there will ibe a formal hearing before the board. J. Ray Keaton, of San Rafael, president of the board refused ‘to reveal the identity of the complaintant when asked to do so by Jefford, OP fe. and TSOM Frank Chapman left yesterday for San Francisco to attend the Golden Gate bay bridge fiesta. He was particularly anxious to be there for pedestrian day so as to walk across the bridge. Mrs. BE. S. Boyd and-son, Joseph, of Sacramento will spend the Memorial*holiday in Nevada City with Mrs. Boyd’s daughter, Mrs. Brian Krough and family. : Miss Louise Schreiber came up from San Francisco early this week to remiain until.June ‘third when her parents, (Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Schreiber, and sister Miss Elinore Schreiber, leave for a several months trip in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Addington came up. from their home in Sutter City and attended to business interests here Monday. ; Clement Organ, who has _ just graduated from St. Mary’s high school in San Francisco, arrived in Nevada City Tuesday to spend the summer here with his mother. Street Superintendent Herbert Hallett has had a crew repaving at the corner of Sacramento street and the Plaza where there are many bad holes and broken pavement. It now in good condition. They have is BY TAVANNES WATCH ! Say “Congratulations” with a Tavannes watch! —a gift that befits the importance and joy of graduation. For nearly 50 years, Tavannes have “passed with honors” . the test of authenticsmartness and scrupulous accuracy. HARTUNG’ $ Dependable Jewelers 124 MILL STREEP GBASS VALLEY, CALIF. started resurfacing Broad _— street. Nearly all of these bad breaks were caused by the extremely cold weather and heavy snow. Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sweeney will have as week end visitors Mrs. Sweeney’s sister, Mrs. W. R. Wilson and son, Walter, of Oakland. Miss Mardell Sweeney of San Francisco will accompany them and visit her parents. (Mrs, Wilson is a sister of Mrs. Clara Phillips in Nevada City, also. Ben Sweeney, student of San Jose state college, arrived, Friday and is to spend the summer here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Sweeney. Mrs. Fred F. Breese, who is living in the Uren home while Mr. an@ Mrs. Ed Uren are in San Francisco, suffered severe bruises when she

slipped and fell down the back porch. Miss Ruth Curnow, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Curnow of this city, and house guest, Miss Margaret Gibbs, accompanied Thomas Arden, Bee correspondent and O. D. ‘Woodman, both of this city, to North San Juan Saturday. Mr. Arden took pietures of the two young ladies in the Scotch broom which is at its height in beauty now. Their pictures appeared in the Sacramento Bee this week, F. E. Darke, nephew of John W. Darke, was a visitor in Nevada City yesterday. Darke was formerly pubfisher of a newspaper in Salinas, but now resides in San Luis .Obispo. He is delighted with Nevada City and its scenic beauty. Mrs. P. S. Marris of Forest was a Nevada City visitor Wednesday spending a short time with her daughter, Mrs. Al Williams in this city: : : Mrs. Joe Demeter, nee Betty Gaylord, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Gaylord of Sacramento and niece of Miss Minnie Brand is a graduate of the University of California with. Mrs. Demeter in three and the class of 1937. completed the course one-half years. Mrs. R. L. P. Bigelow is anticipating with pleasure the arrival within a few days of her‘brother J. H. Hiatt and Mrs. Hiatt of Christ Church, New Zealand. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Hiatt are at present visiting another sister, Mrs. Mary Evans in Fresno. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finnegan attended the graduation. of Miss Rowena ‘Finnegan, the former’s sister from the Nurses School in the University of California Hospital last She graduated California Saturday evening. from the University of with the class of 1936. The office of Judge W. L. Mobley located in the court house was completed yesterday. He was able to visit his newly finished and enlarged office and go to the court house yesterday, for the first time in several weeks. H. Rothe, dispatching officer of the Forest Service headquarter here has been promoted to the position of law enforcement officer of the Plumas Natonal forest with headquarters in Quincy. Sunshine Circle of the Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church served dainty refreshments at -the church's Silver Tea Wednesday afternoon. There was a splendid attendance of members and all enjoyed a most delightful time. Mrs. Myrtle Bettcher of the Willow Valley road entertained the Willow Valley Tuesday club with a delicious luncheon and social time Tuesday afternoon. Several hours were spent at ifancy work. N. Neilson, daughter and son-inlaw and two friends of Arcadia matored to Nevada City Tuesday to enjoy a delicious breakfast with Mrs. Clara Scarfe departing at ten o'clock. on their trip to Sweden. :Théy are driving to New York in their new car, and expect to be gone several menths. STATIONARY ~ GPECIAL! CASCADE NOVELTY PACKETS NEW COLORS—NEW DESIGNS Each Pack Contains 12 FOLDED LETTER SHEETS 12 FOLDED NOTE SHEETS 24 ENVELOPES VERY SPECIAL AT 25c CANDY SPECIAL HAAS delicious fresh taffy kisses. Cinnamon, Butterscotch, Pineapple, Peppermint, Molasses. Large 4-ounce Bag 10c PHONE 100 Prescription. Specialists How many times has a Headache ruined your day’s work— spoiled your evening's pleasure? Users of Alka-Seltzer say that Alkacoauire rellel trom meatanha. fer Alka-Seltzer for Acid “indiegstion, Rheumatic, Muscul: Alka-Seltzer contains an analgesic ie Forge ee relief. correct oer the cause when due to hyperachdity of the geome soda fountain At your and in 30 @s cant pockages Ser THE REXALL DRUG STORE BE WISE-ALKALIZE _Nevada T Theatre THE LAW RIDES: disperse a gang of outlaws. ‘FRIDAY = goes on galloping horses to SATURDAY THE MOON’S OUR HOME: »::. = Hollywood’s ling meets the darling of women’s clubs, and what. happens when they seek a haven away from the spot light. eee AND MONDAY Yames C agney and Mae Clark. As a dynGREAT GUY: amic food inspector, ; new racket while he has his accustomed battles with his lady love. Matinee Monday. Bob Steel stars in this fascinating Western iin which the law A scintillating romance in which darJimmy exposes a . LoRLRLnLRLRLRLRLRLRLRLALALALALA ALAR lei fli Hletiaes Helier Pilon: elles len ie ee eee eee -_ l at had TO BE SOLD AT BIG REDUCTIONS: PRICED FROM 94000 to $70Qoe Small Payment Down Easy Terms Never Before in Nevada County Have Cars Been Offered at Such Low Prices. es atin Hal Hates He en Neen ood Waal Veal andl Wed Po al Uae _ my papal _ Poitier ee LeeLee jad Wool Goold Goold Hoel Bal Hood Bool Bal Pal Padl Wool fot oe = . ot Bot Bo ALSO TWO 1935 FORD V-8 TRUCKS— FLAT RACKS . == 1=1= ot Bo Ba oe oe ee 114 Auburn Street CARL SAHL Oldsmobile and G. M. C. Trucks Grass Valley, ye pe aol Cond Gol Ded Phone 497