September 26, 1947 (4 pages)

R26, I = Te on Of ITY MINED TTED Street 270-W — ° Dis nce ) GOODS ND’ OLD STORAGE LYONS ley, Pho 7 mee vada Cit PrIOLSTERI SHOP ial Street r ON THE BEST ECREATION =SRAL HOl ineral Home in the meail rice at all Be 203 ’ ' Nevada 4 TRISTS . *. etrist . t, Nevada 270-W ; ONNOR _ bu : GRASS VALLEY: Miss Barbara watts was married last Saturning in the (Methodist church Donald 3 Getty, the pastor, read the marriage at _, Baward . ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 Watts Wed Sharsmitt Joyce any eve Sharsmitt. Rev. servic be gave her in marriage. father of the bride, Mrs. one: oride is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. F. Watts of this city. Her Her qusband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharsmitt of Methuen, Mass. fhe matron of honor was the sister & .G. Pratt of Sacramento. man. ‘Mrs. Sharsmitt is a graduate Grass Valley high school and a ie Mt. St. Mary’s Business School Class of '46. She has been émployed by the J. J. Looser Company here. The bridegroom, after serving four years in the U.'S. army, returned to Grass Valley for the culmination of a romance begun in 1943 when he was stationed at Camp Beale. He is employed. by the local Office of the Diamond Match Company. A reception was held at th of Mr. and Mrs, Watts, which Sis ake J. J, Holman was best is NN ——— ! . BIRTHS HENWOOD—In Nevada City, Nevada county, September 21, 1947; to Mr. and Mrs. Clement Henwood, a daughter. LAGAW—In Grass Valley, © Nevada county, September 17, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lagaw, a son. RIGGS—In Grass Valley, Nevada county, September 19, 1947, to, Mr. se Mrs. George S. Riggs, a daughr. tended by many friends and. relatives of the happy couple. . Mr, and Mrs. Sharsmitt will make their home in this city. TWIN BEDS YOUR CHANCE TO GET ALL STEEL THAT EXTRA BED AND BEDDING AT PRICES AMAZINGLY LOW. OF MONS BEDS . SIMMONS — “COIL SPR ¢ INGS . $11.85 BOX SPRINGS _ MATTRESSESGRASS" VALLEY ; * SORT DME © RADON. CRY CER, ST PRAY, NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET ———— ee SCOUTS PLANNING DRIV AUBURN: Plans for the forthcoming Annual Appeal for Funds to be conducted from October 10 to November 10 were discussed at the meeting of the Executive Board of the Tahoe Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, held last week. A report on summer camp at Camp Pahatsi was given by L. H. Reynolds, camping chairman. He indicated that there had been a gain of 57 per cent more Scouts in attendance over last year and that the camp had been highly successful this year. Other reports were made by H. E. Chastain on organization and extension; Dr. P. D. Barnes, health and safety; W. S. Cluff, treasurer; Lynne Kelly, finance; and Raymond J. Ewan, scout executive. Judge Lowell L. Sparks, eouncil president, presided at the meeting. ; The date of the annual Scout Rally was officially moved up to the last week in November by action of the board. This was in response to the request on the part of Scoutmasters for this activity to be scheduled earlier in the year. Attending meeting were:: Gilbert Tennis, Maury Witting,, Lynne Kelly, all of Grass Valley; John Raffetto, E. V. Cain, -H. E. Chastain, W. S. Cluff, Lowell L. Sparks, L. H. Reynolds and J. R. Johnson of Auburn; Dr. P. D. Barnes of Loomis; H. A. Snelling of Penryn and Raymond: J. Ewan.,.,. L. H. Reynolds, camping chairman of the Tahoe Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, has announced the need for additional work parties at Camp Pahatsi in order to complete the needCITIZENS COMPLAIN — OF GAS TANK PLANT GRASS VALLEY: The city council, holding its last meeting for September, received a petition from residents of Shady Pine Court and also from those ottside the city, asking that the gas tank farm just outside the city limits be considered a public menace. The board stated that further study would be. given the matter. Sincé the plant is located outside the city. limits, the board said, the city attorney, William J. Cassettari, will determine whether or not the plant is dangerous to neighboring dwellings, and if so finding, will submit the problem to the county supervisors. —_ BIRTHS FRANKLIN—In Nevada City, Nevada county, September 22, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Franklin of Camptonville, Yuba county, a son. GILMPR—In Nevada City, Nevada county, September 19, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmer of Grass . Valley, a son. ed improvements at the camp. During the past two Sundays groups of men have been working on thé new washroom which is now nearing completion. However,'in order to insure’ finishing the project before bad weather sets in, it will be necessary for a number of-men to respond for the remaining Sundays, Reynolds stated. ' Work parties will be continued until bad weather: sets in and all persons interested in helping“ with. this project are invited to participate in this activity. PAGE. THREE Norwegian to Direct — Salvation Army Post GRASS VALLEY: Adjutant Hotvedt, who was a “war-time oner in Java, first of the Jap and later of the Indonesians, has -appointed to take over the Saly Army Post here. He succeeds Mary Smith, who was transferre Salinas, Monterey county. This is the adjutant’s first ment to duty since the war. He been resting at Shell Lake, Saske wan, B: C. He has arrived wit wife and two children and will. his home here. : oe Adjutant Hotvedt is a native Norway. He served during the wa with the British Red Shield Corps His wife isa native: of Celebes Islang a Dutch girl, daughter of a Dutch mig# ‘sgionary. . : : Miss Revels Schofield Engaged ‘ ion NEVADA CITY: The betrothal Miss Beverly Schofield, daughter Mr., and Mrs. Irving Schofield of t city, to William Kilroy, son of and Mrs. Biza Kilroy, has been. nounced. si The gouple will be. married Sa day, October 4th, in the Trinity ! copal church by the rector, Rev Angus Miller. Both Miss. and her fiance are graduates of Nevada City high school. Miss & field’ is employed in the local phone exchange: sae Kilroy is a veteran of the late 1% His father for many years was © ployed in the local. postoffice, and now retired. due to ilb. health. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AN +4 ‘ Ll Grass Valley PEN DAILY FROM 8 A.M. TO.7 P.M. D SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables _ Fresh, crisp heads Green and juicy TOMATOES Sn CANTALOUPES “= STRAWBERRIES CRATE $2.85 SWEET POTATOES & YAMS YELLOW ONIONS DOG FOOD Bonnie CASE $3.95. € APPLE CID SREB SERIE NER E AA A RT BITE EBS

R26, I = Te on Of ITY MINED TTED Street 270-W — ° Dis nce ) GOODS ND’ OLD STORAGE LYONS ley, Pho 7 mee vada Cit PrIOLSTERI SHOP ial Street r ON THE BEST ECREATION =SRAL HOl ineral Home in the meail rice at all Be 203 ’ ' Nevada 4 TRISTS . *. etrist . t, Nevada 270-W ; ONNOR _ bu : GRASS VALLEY: Miss Barbara watts was married last Saturning in the (Methodist church Donald 3 Getty, the pastor, read the marriage at _, Baward . ERIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1947 Watts Wed Sharsmitt Joyce any eve Sharsmitt. Rev. servic be gave her in marriage. father of the bride, Mrs. one: oride is the daughter of Mr. Mrs. J. F. Watts of this city. Her Her qusband is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Sharsmitt of Methuen, Mass. fhe matron of honor was the sister & .G. Pratt of Sacramento. man. ‘Mrs. Sharsmitt is a graduate Grass Valley high school and a ie Mt. St. Mary’s Business School Class of '46. She has been émployed by the J. J. Looser Company here. The bridegroom, after serving four years in the U.'S. army, returned to Grass Valley for the culmination of a romance begun in 1943 when he was stationed at Camp Beale. He is employed. by the local Office of the Diamond Match Company. A reception was held at th of Mr. and Mrs, Watts, which Sis ake J. J, Holman was best is NN ——— ! . BIRTHS HENWOOD—In Nevada City, Nevada county, September 21, 1947; to Mr. and Mrs. Clement Henwood, a daughter. LAGAW—In Grass Valley, © Nevada county, September 17, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Lagaw, a son. RIGGS—In Grass Valley, Nevada county, September 19, 1947, to, Mr. se Mrs. George S. Riggs, a daughr. tended by many friends and. relatives of the happy couple. . Mr, and Mrs. Sharsmitt will make their home in this city. TWIN BEDS YOUR CHANCE TO GET ALL STEEL THAT EXTRA BED AND BEDDING AT PRICES AMAZINGLY LOW. OF MONS BEDS . SIMMONS — “COIL SPR ¢ INGS . $11.85 BOX SPRINGS _ MATTRESSESGRASS" VALLEY ; * SORT DME © RADON. CRY CER, ST PRAY, NEVADA CITY-GRASS VALLEY NUGGET ———— ee SCOUTS PLANNING DRIV AUBURN: Plans for the forthcoming Annual Appeal for Funds to be conducted from October 10 to November 10 were discussed at the meeting of the Executive Board of the Tahoe Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, held last week. A report on summer camp at Camp Pahatsi was given by L. H. Reynolds, camping chairman. He indicated that there had been a gain of 57 per cent more Scouts in attendance over last year and that the camp had been highly successful this year. Other reports were made by H. E. Chastain on organization and extension; Dr. P. D. Barnes, health and safety; W. S. Cluff, treasurer; Lynne

Kelly, finance; and Raymond J. Ewan, scout executive. Judge Lowell L. Sparks, eouncil president, presided at the meeting. ; The date of the annual Scout Rally was officially moved up to the last week in November by action of the board. This was in response to the request on the part of Scoutmasters for this activity to be scheduled earlier in the year. Attending meeting were:: Gilbert Tennis, Maury Witting,, Lynne Kelly, all of Grass Valley; John Raffetto, E. V. Cain, -H. E. Chastain, W. S. Cluff, Lowell L. Sparks, L. H. Reynolds and J. R. Johnson of Auburn; Dr. P. D. Barnes of Loomis; H. A. Snelling of Penryn and Raymond: J. Ewan.,.,. L. H. Reynolds, camping chairman of the Tahoe Area Council, Boy Scouts of America, has announced the need for additional work parties at Camp Pahatsi in order to complete the needCITIZENS COMPLAIN — OF GAS TANK PLANT GRASS VALLEY: The city council, holding its last meeting for September, received a petition from residents of Shady Pine Court and also from those ottside the city, asking that the gas tank farm just outside the city limits be considered a public menace. The board stated that further study would be. given the matter. Sincé the plant is located outside the city. limits, the board said, the city attorney, William J. Cassettari, will determine whether or not the plant is dangerous to neighboring dwellings, and if so finding, will submit the problem to the county supervisors. —_ BIRTHS FRANKLIN—In Nevada City, Nevada county, September 22, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Franklin of Camptonville, Yuba county, a son. GILMPR—In Nevada City, Nevada county, September 19, 1947, to Mr. and Mrs. James Gilmer of Grass . Valley, a son. ed improvements at the camp. During the past two Sundays groups of men have been working on thé new washroom which is now nearing completion. However,'in order to insure’ finishing the project before bad weather sets in, it will be necessary for a number of-men to respond for the remaining Sundays, Reynolds stated. ' Work parties will be continued until bad weather: sets in and all persons interested in helping“ with. this project are invited to participate in this activity. PAGE. THREE Norwegian to Direct — Salvation Army Post GRASS VALLEY: Adjutant Hotvedt, who was a “war-time oner in Java, first of the Jap and later of the Indonesians, has -appointed to take over the Saly Army Post here. He succeeds Mary Smith, who was transferre Salinas, Monterey county. This is the adjutant’s first ment to duty since the war. He been resting at Shell Lake, Saske wan, B: C. He has arrived wit wife and two children and will. his home here. : oe Adjutant Hotvedt is a native Norway. He served during the wa with the British Red Shield Corps His wife isa native: of Celebes Islang a Dutch girl, daughter of a Dutch mig# ‘sgionary. . : : Miss Revels Schofield Engaged ‘ ion NEVADA CITY: The betrothal Miss Beverly Schofield, daughter Mr., and Mrs. Irving Schofield of t city, to William Kilroy, son of and Mrs. Biza Kilroy, has been. nounced. si The gouple will be. married Sa day, October 4th, in the Trinity ! copal church by the rector, Rev Angus Miller. Both Miss. and her fiance are graduates of Nevada City high school. Miss & field’ is employed in the local phone exchange: sae Kilroy is a veteran of the late 1% His father for many years was © ployed in the local. postoffice, and now retired. due to ilb. health. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY, SATURDAY, AN +4 ‘ Ll Grass Valley PEN DAILY FROM 8 A.M. TO.7 P.M. D SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 27, 28 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables _ Fresh, crisp heads Green and juicy TOMATOES Sn CANTALOUPES “= STRAWBERRIES CRATE $2.85 SWEET POTATOES & YAMS YELLOW ONIONS DOG FOOD Bonnie CASE $3.95. € APPLE CID SREB SERIE NER E AA A RT BITE EBS