November 4, 1947 (4 pages)

GARDEN. SEEDS IN TH! MAILAND ‘D'OON'T V automatic lighting VY automatic heat control V automatic clock control _V instant high-heat V instant shut-off V smokeless broiling ¥ non-clog burners V stream-lined design V full-size separate broiler V_ extra-inbulated oven V thrifty-stmmer burners ase Valley! derson St SBAeeesresepaasavaesstesassesassasss © UPHO SH mercial St CITY ON D TO THE } RECRE: ADA. CITY: c gas abel built to “CP” standards. To make sure you petting one of these completely modern cooking appliances, k rt > “CP” seal. The new “CP” ranges are manufactured e leading manufacturers and there aré dozens of models h to choose. Pick the one automatic gas range that . The. chief ores which produce uranium are uraninite (pitchMARRIAGE LICENSE blende) and. carnotite. BAKER-SHELDON—In Nevada City; Nevada county, November 3, 1947, William D. Baker, 37, and Lois L. Sheldon, 33, both of Clovis, New Mexico. On August 12, 1928, President Warren G. Harding died in San Francisco at the Palace’ Hotel. COWS pay FOR ELECTRIC PUMP! iF BOSSIE GETS WATER WHENEVER SHE NEEDS 1T-INSTEAD OF WHEN ITS PUMPED BY HAND AND CARRIED TO HER, SHE GIVES 107020. PER CENT MORE MILK. CONTAINING 67072 FER CENT MORE BUTTERFAT, ‘HOT SEAT FOR STERILIZATION EQUIPMENT WIPES ouT WEEDS; BACTERIA, INSECTS <IN FARMERS’ HOTBEDS. A CERTAIN TYPE OF STEEL NOW USED IN G-E TURBINES WAS THIS IS ATYPICAL EXAMPLE OF GENERAL ELECTRICS “Zz. INSISTENCE ON * ERFECTION. BZ Se poser, born, 1854. Fiancee by, Theodore Nast had elephant as Republican symbol, 1874. @—Allies invade North AL Tica, 1942. 9—Civil Works: administration established, 1933. 10—US. Matine Corps founded,1775; Qiistice Dov. en LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF COUNTY TAXES The taxes: on all personal property secured by: real property “and one-half of the taxXeS.on all real property for-~the figeal’ year beginning July 1, 1947%;*and ending June. 30, 1948, will be aue on November Ist, 1947, and Will be delinquent on the 5th’ day of December, 1947, at 5: otcl6ck p. m.,, and unless paid prior, thereto six per cent will be added to the amount thereof and if said onehalf be not paid before the 5th day of. December, ~ 1947, at 5 o’clock p. m., an additional three per cent will be added thereto. The remaining one-half of the taxes on ali real property will be ;. payable on.and after the first day of January, 1948, and will be delinquent the 20th day: of April, 1948, at 5 o’clock p.m., and unless paid prior. thereto three per cént will be added to the amount thereof together with a further charge of 50¢ for each lot, piece or parcel of land separately assessed and for each assessment of personal. property. All taxes may ber paid at the time the first installment as herein provided is due and payable. Taxes are payable at the treasurer’s and tax collector’s office, Nevada County, Courthouse, Nevada City, California. ELMA» HECKER, Ex-Officio Tax~Collector and County . Treasurer, . Nevada City, California. ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE. . ‘getting. prompt. Service good work on your car? if so, we invite you to bring it here for your next repair job. Our years of experience are ‘at your service, and we are and Ld ws ee 2 GENERAL@ ELECTRIC A WHOLE CARLOAD OF ROEHLER LIVING. € ROOM F RST OF ITS KIND IN CA LIFORNIA " a a TE anne pear “iat ‘THE HOME OF Five FURNITURE Veterans Meno Saad. & a kar d tay eps TE ea Mera CaM tore equipped to handle all of your automobile servicing and repair work promptly and efficiently. “Come in anytime. . SERVICE GARAGE FRANK LYSTRUP, Owner All: Mechanical. Werk done by _ “Rick™ Rickard er Pine “dnd Spring Nevada City ‘% 4 The evack Cofnty Historica Society colurfin, beginning with this account. of the Library Committee will again be featured weekly in the .Nugget. The reading public is urged to send in items having to do with ‘events, episodes and colorful charagters of Nevada County history. That committee work is the backbone of the Nevada County Historical Society, is proven in this article about the work of the Library Committee, headed by Bernice ~Glasson. Without committees, the whole structure of the Historical Society would collapse. Monthly programs are designed ‘to entertain the members at large, but the committee chairmen ‘and their group form the foundation of the’ Society in -collecting, studying and preserving the real histoxyy of the county. Doris Foley, president of the Historical Society, urges members who have not already joined a committee to do so. The Library group needs sub-chairmen, typists and typewriters in getting material in readiness for the Centennial program next year. Members wishing to , join this committee may phone Mrs. Kallenberger, Nevada City 520-J, or Miss Glasson, Grass Valley 251. The work’ of the Library Committee has. been divided into -the following sub-committees: i: Bibliography Committee: Sub-chairmen, Mrs. Goodell. Sherman and Mrs, Audrey Weselsky. As. an aid to research workers and to the reading public in general, an index file of historical books, titles, and: names :of authors is being compiled for the Nevada City and Grass Valley libraries. A notation will be made on each card, giving a brief review of the “book, and where it may be found. This_ bibliography ,will be checked with the publicand ‘private libraries of the county, II. Library Shelf Committee, Grass Valley Library, Miss Bernice Glasson;° Nevada City Library and,Museum Library, Mrs. Olive Kallenberger; Truckee Li-. brary, chairman teéded; N. San Juan. Library, chairman _ needed. Gifts of historical books to the Nevada County Historical Society will be kept on a special shelf in the libraries of the towns mentioned above where they may be made available tothe reading public. Tit. Scrapbook Committee: Scrapbooks are being made for the’ Museum Library by pasting in them pictures and — clippings from newspapers. Materials for these scrapbooks may ‘be oQbtained from Mrs. Olive Kallenberger, 568 East Broad St.; Nevada City. Scrapbooks on-~ the following topics are to be made. 1) Nevada County Historical Society © meetings: Chairman needed. * . Mining Scrapbook: This includes types. of mining used in Nevada county, and interesting mining stories, Chair: man. needed. Transportation: Early tions, roads, teams, . coach, railroads, : mi Foley. . Lodges and Social Geis. tions: This chairman is to make an index file, and -would have to work with the _ historian of each organization in obtaining information. Chairman needed, ‘ Churches. of the County? Index file is to be made of colorful characters of local prominence. Chairman needed. Nevada County Chinese Scrapbook: Chairman needed. Nevada County French Scrapbook: Mary Warnecke. Sawmills and Lumbering in Nevada County ~ Scrapbook. Chairman needed. 10) Highlights of County History. A scrapbook on human interest stories. Chairman needed. 11) Nevada County Indian Research Scrapbook: Miss ale ae vieve Kent> 2) migra-. stage-. Doris 7) 8) 9) J ment of Nevada county:. This}; scrapbook would contain stories of famous trials, “etc. Chairman needed. 13) Nevada County History: This scrapbook contains clippings about each locality. Chairman needed. —_— ad ~ F RA WE'RE ESPECIALLY CAREFUL ABOUT THE QUALITY OF TIMBER:, IN THIS SECTION -.> IT WILL BE HIGH “GRADE. TUMBER FOR Mrs. Olive Kallenberger and Miss]. 12) County ‘court and soverns. County Historical umn is plahning to: pri report on an historical, each month. Miss Esttier . tung. (Miss Hartung. appreciate a large tee.) : 15) ‘Research Scrapboo ‘ing period from 1846-18! a) World events during . period, Helen Chapm English expressions, garet Stevens. a: Guns, Wilma _ Salonish. Buttons. and. glas Grace Englebright. * e) Costumes.-and hair~ ar rangements, Cora Foley. . f) Dishes, Lenore Coughlin. g) Dances, Grace Raymond. h). Songs, Marian ba ase i) Other topics may be adde by anyone wishing +04 ? ; ticipate. A general chat man to compile this . terial into a scraphonie needed. This book will of great value to research workers, authors, arti and dramatists interested . in that period. IV. Cemetery Committee: brief descriptive item on cemetery, when founded, ments, markers or inscriptions’ *) particular interest to be noted for the Historical column. A d gram and a list of graves is ta be-made for the following ceme teries: Nevada City: ed for each: Catholic cemetery; City cemetery, .PineGrove, Pio= neer, Chinese and Hebrew: Grass Valley cemeteries: Chair man needed for each: ,Cat cemetery, Jéwish cemetery, Fellows, .Redmen’s, Chingse,, gonic. cemetery. ~ e : County. cemeteries:. © Juan, Lew Woods; N; Blo i Wendall Kallenberger;’ Washing ton, Clyde Cole; Cherokee, “Ja Coughlin; French. Corral, W liam Moultin; Truckee, chairs needed; Graniteville, bsieaazie® \ Clain;.Camp. Far. .West,. Renner. : Anyone © b) c) a) eacn mom Chairman need : knowing of. count cemeteries not listed, and wish=: ing to participate in this work ig urgently requested. to cont Mrs. Olive Kallenbérger. V. Vital Statistics _Committée Chairman needed: Letters are be ginning to come in from people requiring information.on.,. gray locations of gold rush relati births, deaths, etc. This commi tee is to copy.the obituary no tices from the 6ld papers, list a Nevada -County Directories, handle letters of inquiry. VI. Family Albutns: . Inaivid uals may preserve the memo ie of family members by prep: ’ a photograph® album for the’ Mu seum library, A book containi a picture of each family me her; the years they lived, al most, outstanding event. lives, would, be of great h value to the museum brary, for the individual who pre it, a feeling of service a dered in honoring: the; memory loved ones who ‘have gone. Any size album or photog book -willdo, and is, to ne chased by the individual, _ Mrs. -Kallenberger has many clippings for scrapbooks, will weli~ come more and is willing to hel) lanyone in: the work ‘they b She. is. desperately in need help. One. does. not need to long to the Historical Society aid in compiling this very ne Sarymaterial’ before the Cent nial: ‘program begins. Funeral Today For Heart Attack Victim . GRASS VALLEY: Fune services will be held this ‘afte noon in Hooper and Weaver’ tuary for James A. Medlyn, died Saturday morning — Fritz Tobias’s' office of a attack while being treat ear infection, Greenwell of : Saints read the service. r ment was in the Green ‘6 cemetery. ; The deceased ‘was borm Michigan 57 years ago and lowed mining. He ‘had lived Grass Valley many years. ~ residence was 317 Pied: Sch street. ts Surviving are his wife Nora Medlyn; and two soas, Medlyn of Utah, and Willi Medlyn of Grass Valley, Mrs. Mary Crowfoot Addresses B.P.W.C. GRASS VALLBY:>* The Gre Valley Business and Profess Women’s Club met in the §: School of the Theater Wedne: night with Mrs. haben in charge of the, program.” Guest "speaker was Mrs. ‘Crowfoot, who discussed decorations and favors. Sh co . Sally of Grass Valley and for . program of the. Frontier Da celebration last Fourth. The president,’ Mrs. I ers, will preside during’

GARDEN. SEEDS IN TH! MAILAND ‘D'OON'T V automatic lighting VY automatic heat control V automatic clock control _V instant high-heat V instant shut-off V smokeless broiling ¥ non-clog burners V stream-lined design V full-size separate broiler V_ extra-inbulated oven V thrifty-stmmer burners ase Valley! derson St SBAeeesresepaasavaesstesassesassasss © UPHO SH mercial St CITY ON D TO THE } RECRE: ADA. CITY: c gas abel built to “CP” standards. To make sure you petting one of these completely modern cooking appliances, k rt > “CP” seal. The new “CP” ranges are manufactured e leading manufacturers and there aré dozens of models h to choose. Pick the one automatic gas range that . The. chief ores which produce uranium are uraninite (pitchMARRIAGE LICENSE blende) and. carnotite. BAKER-SHELDON—In Nevada City; Nevada county, November 3, 1947, William D. Baker, 37, and Lois L. Sheldon, 33, both of Clovis, New Mexico. On August 12, 1928, President Warren G. Harding died in San Francisco at the Palace’ Hotel. COWS pay FOR ELECTRIC PUMP! iF BOSSIE GETS WATER WHENEVER SHE NEEDS 1T-INSTEAD OF WHEN ITS PUMPED BY HAND AND CARRIED TO HER, SHE GIVES 107020. PER CENT MORE MILK. CONTAINING 67072 FER CENT MORE BUTTERFAT, ‘HOT SEAT FOR STERILIZATION EQUIPMENT WIPES ouT WEEDS; BACTERIA, INSECTS <IN FARMERS’ HOTBEDS. A CERTAIN TYPE OF STEEL NOW USED IN G-E TURBINES WAS THIS IS ATYPICAL EXAMPLE OF GENERAL ELECTRICS “Zz. INSISTENCE ON * ERFECTION. BZ Se poser, born, 1854. Fiancee by, Theodore Nast had elephant as Republican symbol, 1874. @—Allies invade North AL Tica, 1942. 9—Civil Works: administration established, 1933. 10—US. Matine Corps founded,1775; Qiistice Dov. en LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE FOR PAYMENT OF COUNTY TAXES The taxes: on all personal property secured by: real property “and one-half of the taxXeS.on all real property for-~the figeal’ year beginning July 1, 1947%;*and ending June. 30, 1948, will be aue on November Ist, 1947, and Will be delinquent on the 5th’ day of December, 1947, at 5: otcl6ck p. m.,, and unless paid prior, thereto six per cent will be added to the amount thereof and if said onehalf be not paid before the 5th day of. December, ~ 1947, at 5 o’clock p. m., an additional three per cent will be added thereto. The remaining one-half of the taxes on ali real property will be ;. payable on.and after the first day of January, 1948, and will be delinquent the 20th day: of April, 1948, at 5 o’clock p.m., and unless paid prior. thereto three per cént will be added to the amount thereof together with a further charge of 50¢ for each lot, piece or parcel of land separately assessed and for each assessment of personal. property. All taxes may ber paid at the time the first installment as herein provided is due and payable. Taxes are payable at the treasurer’s and tax collector’s office, Nevada County, Courthouse, Nevada City, California. ELMA» HECKER, Ex-Officio Tax~Collector and County . Treasurer, . Nevada City, California. ARE YOU HAVING TROUBLE. .. ‘getting. prompt. Service good work on your car? if so, we invite you to bring it here for your next repair job. Our years of experience are ‘at your service, and we are and Ld ws ee 2 GENERAL@ ELECTRIC A WHOLE CARLOAD OF ROEHLER LIVING. € ROOM F RST OF ITS KIND IN CA LIFORNIA " a a TE anne pear “iat ‘THE HOME OF Five FURNITURE Veterans Meno Saad. & a kar d tay eps TE ea Mera CaM tore equipped to handle all of your automobile servicing and repair work promptly and efficiently. “Come in anytime. . SERVICE GARAGE FRANK LYSTRUP, Owner All: Mechanical. Werk done by _ “Rick™ Rickard er Pine “dnd Spring Nevada City ‘% 4 The evack Cofnty Historica Society colurfin, beginning with this account. of the Library Committee will again be featured weekly in the .Nugget. The reading public is urged to send in items having to do with ‘events, episodes and colorful charagters of Nevada County history. That committee work is the backbone of the Nevada County Historical Society, is proven in this article about the work of the Library Committee, headed by Bernice ~Glasson. Without committees, the whole structure of the Historical Society would collapse. Monthly programs are designed ‘to entertain the members at large, but the committee chairmen ‘and their group form the foundation of the’ Society in -collecting, studying and preserving the real histoxyy of the county. Doris Foley, president of the Historical Society, urges members who have not already joined a committee to do so. The Library group needs sub-chairmen, typists and typewriters in getting material in readiness for the Centennial program next year. Members wishing to , join this committee may phone Mrs. Kallenberger, Nevada City 520-J, or Miss Glasson, Grass Valley 251. The work’ of the Library Committee has. been divided into -the following sub-committees: i: Bibliography Committee: Sub-chairmen, Mrs. Goodell. Sherman and Mrs, Audrey Weselsky. As. an aid to research workers and to the reading public in general, an index file of historical books, titles, and: names :of authors is being compiled for the Nevada City and Grass Valley libraries. A notation will be made on each card, giving a brief review of the “book, and where it may be found. This_ bibliography ,will be checked with the publicand ‘private libraries of the county, II. Library Shelf Committee, Grass Valley Library, Miss Bernice Glasson;° Nevada City Library and,Museum Library, Mrs. Olive Kallenberger; Truckee Li-. brary, chairman teéded; N. San Juan. Library, chairman _ needed. Gifts of historical books to the Nevada County Historical Society will be kept on a special shelf in the libraries of the towns mentioned above where they may be made available tothe reading public. Tit. Scrapbook Committee: Scrapbooks are being made for the’ Museum Library by pasting in them pictures and — clippings from newspapers. Materials for these scrapbooks may ‘be oQbtained from Mrs. Olive Kallenberger, 568 East Broad St.; Nevada City. Scrapbooks on-~ the following topics are to be made. 1) Nevada County Historical Society © meetings: Chairman needed. * . Mining Scrapbook: This includes types. of mining used in Nevada county, and interesting mining stories, Chair:

man. needed. Transportation: Early tions, roads, teams, . coach, railroads, : mi Foley. . Lodges and Social Geis. tions: This chairman is to make an index file, and -would have to work with the _ historian of each organization in obtaining information. Chairman needed, ‘ Churches. of the County? Index file is to be made of colorful characters of local prominence. Chairman needed. Nevada County Chinese Scrapbook: Chairman needed. Nevada County French Scrapbook: Mary Warnecke. Sawmills and Lumbering in Nevada County ~ Scrapbook. Chairman needed. 10) Highlights of County History. A scrapbook on human interest stories. Chairman needed. 11) Nevada County Indian Research Scrapbook: Miss ale ae vieve Kent> 2) migra-. stage-. Doris 7) 8) 9) J ment of Nevada county:. This}; scrapbook would contain stories of famous trials, “etc. Chairman needed. 13) Nevada County History: This scrapbook contains clippings about each locality. Chairman needed. —_— ad ~ F RA WE'RE ESPECIALLY CAREFUL ABOUT THE QUALITY OF TIMBER:, IN THIS SECTION -.> IT WILL BE HIGH “GRADE. TUMBER FOR Mrs. Olive Kallenberger and Miss]. 12) County ‘court and soverns. County Historical umn is plahning to: pri report on an historical, each month. Miss Esttier . tung. (Miss Hartung. appreciate a large tee.) : 15) ‘Research Scrapboo ‘ing period from 1846-18! a) World events during . period, Helen Chapm English expressions, garet Stevens. a: Guns, Wilma _ Salonish. Buttons. and. glas Grace Englebright. * e) Costumes.-and hair~ ar rangements, Cora Foley. . f) Dishes, Lenore Coughlin. g) Dances, Grace Raymond. h). Songs, Marian ba ase i) Other topics may be adde by anyone wishing +04 ? ; ticipate. A general chat man to compile this . terial into a scraphonie needed. This book will of great value to research workers, authors, arti and dramatists interested . in that period. IV. Cemetery Committee: brief descriptive item on cemetery, when founded, ments, markers or inscriptions’ *) particular interest to be noted for the Historical column. A d gram and a list of graves is ta be-made for the following ceme teries: Nevada City: ed for each: Catholic cemetery; City cemetery, .PineGrove, Pio= neer, Chinese and Hebrew: Grass Valley cemeteries: Chair man needed for each: ,Cat cemetery, Jéwish cemetery, Fellows, .Redmen’s, Chingse,, gonic. cemetery. ~ e : County. cemeteries:. © Juan, Lew Woods; N; Blo i Wendall Kallenberger;’ Washing ton, Clyde Cole; Cherokee, “Ja Coughlin; French. Corral, W liam Moultin; Truckee, chairs needed; Graniteville, bsieaazie® \ Clain;..Camp. Far. .West,.. Renner. : Anyone © b) c) a) eacn mom Chairman need : knowing of. count cemeteries not listed, and wish=: ing to participate in this work ig urgently requested. to cont Mrs. Olive Kallenbérger. V. Vital Statistics _Committée Chairman needed: Letters are be ginning to come in from people requiring information.on.,. gray locations of gold rush relati births, deaths, etc.. This commi tee is to copy.the obituary no tices from the 6ld papers, list a Nevada -County Directories, handle letters of inquiry. VI. Family Albutns: . Inaivid uals may preserve the memo ie of family members by prep: ’ a photograph® album for the’ Mu seum library, A book containi a picture of each family me her; the years they lived, al most, outstanding event. lives, would, be of great h value to the museum brary, for the individual who pre it, a feeling of service a dered in honoring: the; memory loved ones who ‘have gone. Any size album or photog book -willdo, and is, to ne chased by the individual, _ Mrs. -Kallenberger has many clippings for scrapbooks, will weli~ come more and is willing to hel) lanyone in: the work ‘they b She. is. desperately in need help. One. does. not need to long to the Historical Society aid in compiling this very ne Sarymaterial’ before the Cent nial: ‘program begins. Funeral Today For Heart Attack Victim . GRASS VALLEY: Fune services will be held this ‘afte noon in Hooper and Weaver’ tuary for James A. Medlyn, died Saturday morning — Fritz Tobias’s' office of a attack while being treat ear infection, Greenwell of : Saints read the service. r ment was in the Green ‘6 cemetery. ; The deceased ‘was borm Michigan 57 years ago and lowed mining. He ‘had lived Grass Valley many years. ~ residence was 317 Pied: Sch street. ts Surviving are his wife Nora Medlyn; and two soas, Medlyn of Utah, and Willi Medlyn of Grass Valley, Mrs. Mary Crowfoot Addresses B.P.W.C. GRASS VALLBY:>* The Gre Valley Business and Profess Women’s Club met in the §: School of the Theater Wedne: night with Mrs. haben in charge of the, program.” Guest "speaker was Mrs. ‘Crowfoot, who discussed decorations and favors. Sh co . Sally of Grass Valley and for . program of the. Frontier Da celebration last Fourth. The president,’ Mrs. I ers, will preside during’