September 27, 1943 (4 pages)

Nevada City Nugget — Monday, September’ 27,1943 office for a few weeks, left Wednesday with her husband for the east. pina has been at Camp Beale a iacilcilitie -. ae wv OUR Personal iyear taking special work and now in an ae os ji) States. i ‘ ‘ : I am in the Link Trainer Depart-. Dear Mildred: Just a 7 lines . Leslie Land, .general road aaa a dale maketh enniis q ient teaching aviation cadets how to: Mildred to say hello and hoping that’ man for the Tahoe National ribhktag Oe totiewe , ® . “—. . si + pelea ie ’ 4 . . lfly by inetruments when they can’t. 7U #ll are. well. I received our Vwas called to Forest Hilt Thursday . » 1 rt Alien Yecelyed word Fric lim ~ Ibert P see the ground because of fog ‘mail letter today and it was sure to bring out Elbert Peard, Mee way tie byether Henry Allen, justOr . * ae ; { d to hear from you. I have re-. driver for the forest service. Peard . some thing. We work in shifts here, 89° to 11 p. celved five letters from you now in. was in great pain and the next day {1° of the peace of Chico, suffered a ERE LL ee -to Arizona where I have finally set-. the Guadalcanal district, wrote the _tled down. In the meantime I got a) following letter to his cousin, Mrs. pretty good knowledge of our United Carl J. Tobiassen, on August 26. mercial street. She has also purchased a lot in the western part of this city. She likes the looks of the city i and has faith in its future. Colbert . Austin . \Canfield, mural painter of . ‘BE note, has painted a mural spring time 4 i flower scene across the front of the building on Commercial street. Canfield also likes , this section of the Bia IN GLOBAL WAR 1 . 7 @, 0. 00° 3 De Mh 3. Di d to Miners Hospital where [Severe heart attack Sunday while as'm. Its a swell job—we meet lots of the last week so fF have been really enjoying myself hearing them. I was . was move } 3 s‘he is undergoing care. Land, who ‘sisting a friend in almond harvest icles of the west. country. He has written colorful art} : jyoung fellows from all over the . pete ; ‘ ‘ Lie igs Walter Miller eo “-. gure glad to hear that Carl went,was quite ill with flu for several aia oat a cane pe is a nat a. Miller, qusrtarmanter: on . Bik beak is bat bate average . hunting and was just about OK days, resumed his duties when called oe § a an ihe Bers here. . #-—— a‘destroyer, and wife of San Diego Tee ; 110° adring the day, 2sain. It must seem zood for him to. to Forest Hill. ames Wilson, who formerly operoes perature 4 ¥.) ated a shoe shop on Commercial left Friday for San Francisco after 2~a few days visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mullin on Reward Street. He arrived in the United States recently after 19 seem good hearing ,from him again months service in the U. S. Navy, . Pinetrees and WHOTOWSTS: There are too 1 received Carlies (Carl TobiasMr. and Mrs. ‘Will Davis of Wil Sunday with his wife and three . during which time he was on a de-. 20 mountains to climb and get a pret-'.on) jJetter today and I was sure glad’ ee j daughters. His mother, Mrs. Anna : Stroyer.in five major battles in the South Pacific and North African Theatres of war. Last Christmas day he was in a group that fired shells on Guadalcanal for 14 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will spend some time in San Francisco while he awaits orders. Fred Angilini— Fred Angilini, who enlisted in the ©B’s, has gone from his training base in Rhode Island, boot camp in __Virginia and is now in Mississippi. _~Helis a seaman second class. His ad——— dres is now Fred Angilini, S2/e, 113 Construction Battalion, Co. D, Platoon 3, Fleet Post Office, New York City, New York. He is always glad to get letters from his friends. Bill Rickard— Bill. Rickard son.of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rickard of Gold Flat, wrote the following letter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of Boulder Street, this city last week. Dear 'Folks—Here’s just a friendly letter. I saw Bob’s name in the paper so thought I’d write and tell what I’m doing. I have done lots of traveling since I left Nevada City in January. From Monterey I went to Florida for three weeks. From there I went to Chanute Field, Illinois for three months. In June I came here . 20 months, receiving promotion and ‘is in line for more. He looks fine ‘and has had a most interesting ex' perience in his life at sea. He has I’m almost geeting used to it, but I'm afraid I can never like the desert. (Cactus and sage brush and _ dust storms can never take the place of ty view, its the same flat ground seen from the same level. I’m really looking forward to my furlough in October. So I’ll. see you then. & Sincerely, Bill Rickard. be" Elwood Farnsworth— Elwood Farnsworth, first class pharmicist mate, arrived in Nevada (City at nine o’clock Thursday evening and surprised his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farnsworth of this city. He has been in the South Pacific Isles, area and gone from home one stripe, for submarine duty. Elwood. is home on a 30 day furlough and is enjoying meeting many friends. Elton “Bub” Tobiassen— ‘Sheriff and Mrs. Carl Tobiassen received a message the latter part of last week that their son, Elton, was quite ill at Winchester: Bay and are awaiting further word from him. Corp. Carl Tobiassen, U. S. M. C.— ‘Carl Tobiassen received his promotion to corporal in August. He is still in camp -in Southern California where he is instruetor in athletics in Camp Mathews, San Diego. . Corporal Ainsley Fouyer U. S. M. C. Corp. Ainsley Fouyer, marine in be up and around. I hope the hunting was good too. a I wrote to Sont yesterday. It will to hear from him. If we don’t have to . do anything for the rest of the day I am going to answer his letter. Usually.when I just get a letter started there is something to do. I guess Bub (Elton will be finished at school now. I'l bet he’ll sure be glad to get back to there will be OK too. Mother told mein her last letter about Ernie Chauman. He was pretty lucky wasn’t he? I heard that Mervin Doolittle got married over in England. I guess there will be a lot of fellows getting married all over. I wonder if he will stay over there after the war is over., They sure won’t seé me in any of those overseas countries after this war is over. The good old U. S. will be sure good to see. : I hope we can get into some more action pretty soon as this place is getting montonous. Well, Mildred, I must close for now and I hope this letter finds everybody well and OK. I hope to hear from you again soon and I do enjoy your letters. Say hello to everybody for me. Love, Ainsley. Tobiassen) . ! Winchester Bay. Getting his car Up . Avery Phillips, P. G. & E. employee of Stockton, is enjoying a few days visit with his mother, Mrs. Clara Phillips of Hast Broad street. low Valley entertained with a roast chicken and corn on the cob dinner recently and had as guests their son Wesley Davis and family of Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luchen of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Franc Luchen of the Murchie Road disitriet. The Harry Luchens wish to loieate here permanently. Mr. and Mrs. ‘rane Luchen have a new home on their property. . i (Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Mullis of Nevada Street have purchased the j L. B. Mullin property on Reward Street for their future home. There is a home, garage, chicken pens and some acreage. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mullin, who sold their property on Reward St. recently have purchased the two story building -on Prospect, street known as the old Hugh ‘Murchie house. It will be used as a rental property. Les Hubbard, former local police officer; now in the U. S. Navy on Treasure Island, spent the past week end in Nevada City visiting his wife and son. Mrs. Lucille Krough, and daughter of Sacramento is enjoying a visit with Miss Fernande Muller of Nevada City. Mrs. Robert Roark, who has been employed in the county recorder’s o. é ee Ngee put into War Bonds does three vital jobs: HIGHWAY to VICTORY . and your highway to a better future The road to Victory must be paved with War Bonds. The purchase of bonds ; will help win the war and assure a sound post-war economy. Every dollar you Ly 1. It lretps shorten the war and thus saves American lives. 2. It protects your future as an.investment. 3. It prevents-inflation now and after the war. Our Government needs $15 Billion from War Bonds this month to “back the attack:’ Your share, every Amertican’s share, is at least one extta $100 Bond. ' x Back the attack—Buy an extra $100 War Bond this month! . Buy War Bonds from your local Bank or Post Office GREYH * oe) ‘(11lth. He is soon to be sent to anstreet, has returned and reopened his shop. Gene Tucker Happy Camp Saturday and’“retutned came down Tucker, deputy county recorder, accompanied them to Happy Camp and will spend her two weeks vacation there. . (Miss Gertrude Wilde returned to her work in the title company in Sacramento Sunday after a week’s vacation spent in Nevada City and Sierra ‘City. She motored to Sierra City and spent two days there with her grandmother. Charles A. Lutz of Stockton is enjoying a visit with his sister, Mrs. Annie Browning’ in this city. Before returning home he will spend some time at ‘French Corral with his nep~ enjoy his annual deer hunt. ‘Chas. Deeble who is spending a month vacation with his brother in law and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Richards killed a big six point buck a few miles up on the Tahoe Ukiah highway Tuesday. Miss Dollie Ruley Weds Llewellvn G. Howell Friends in Nevada City heard of the marriage of Miss Dolly Ruley of this city and Llewellyn G. Howell of (Camp Beale, in Reno on September other camp for special training and she will go to Idaho to live with his parents until his return. Miss Margaret Bluxome was bridesmaid and ‘Mrs. Plute Siria, mother of the bride was matron of honor. Plute Siria, father, gave:the bride in marriage while Bruce Warner acted as best man. SPRING MURAL Mrs. Inez Aguirre of San Francisco is a new arrival in this city who has just purchased the property. of from . hew, Arno Browning and. family and . . . IS NEEDED budget is limited . Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. — 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City We supply. our patrons with the meat from the . , best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service.and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell. you. even when : Mr. and Mrs. Al Pearce on Com-. Uy Ye y WY Wf 4 4 ‘ 4° 4 + @ The choice of ™”®\ wise home-owners throughout the West. Kel MG % % 4% Yy Yyyy, Y ly Yy Yy Y ALPHA STORES, Lid. Nevada City—Phone 5 Grass Valley—Phone 88 Hotel Clunie © IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, _ SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA TOY AND JACOBS. JACK BRUNO, Manager .

Nevada City Nugget — Monday, September’ 27,1943 office for a few weeks, left Wednesday with her husband for the east. pina has been at Camp Beale a iacilcilitie -. ae wv OUR Personal iyear taking special work and now in an ae os ji) States. i ‘ ‘ : I am in the Link Trainer Depart-. Dear Mildred: Just a 7 lines . Leslie Land, .general road aaa a dale maketh enniis q ient teaching aviation cadets how to: Mildred to say hello and hoping that’ man for the Tahoe National ribhktag Oe totiewe , ® . “—. . si + pelea ie ’ 4 . . lfly by inetruments when they can’t. 7U #ll are. well. I received our Vwas called to Forest Hilt Thursday . » 1 rt Alien Yecelyed word Fric lim ~ Ibert P see the ground because of fog ‘mail letter today and it was sure to bring out Elbert Peard, Mee way tie byether Henry Allen, justOr . * ae ; { d to hear from you. I have re-. driver for the forest service. Peard . some thing. We work in shifts here, 89° to 11 p. celved five letters from you now in. was in great pain and the next day {1° of the peace of Chico, suffered a ERE LL ee -to Arizona where I have finally set-. the Guadalcanal district, wrote the _tled down. In the meantime I got a) following letter to his cousin, Mrs. pretty good knowledge of our United Carl J. Tobiassen, on August 26. mercial street. She has also purchased a lot in the western part of this city. She likes the looks of the city i and has faith in its future. Colbert . Austin . \Canfield, mural painter of . ‘BE note, has painted a mural spring time 4 i flower scene across the front of the building on Commercial street. Canfield also likes , this section of the Bia IN GLOBAL WAR 1 . 7 @, 0. 00° 3 De Mh 3. Di d to Miners Hospital where [Severe heart attack Sunday while as'm. Its a swell job—we meet lots of the last week so fF have been really enjoying myself hearing them. I was . was move } 3 s‘he is undergoing care. Land, who ‘sisting a friend in almond harvest icles of the west. country. He has written colorful art} : jyoung fellows from all over the . pete ; ‘ ‘ Lie igs Walter Miller eo “-. gure glad to hear that Carl went,was quite ill with flu for several aia oat a cane pe is a nat a. Miller, qusrtarmanter: on . Bik beak is bat bate average . hunting and was just about OK days, resumed his duties when called oe § a an ihe Bers here. . #-—— a‘destroyer, and wife of San Diego Tee ; 110° adring the day, 2sain. It must seem zood for him to. to Forest Hill. ames Wilson, who formerly operoes perature 4 ¥.) ated a shoe shop on Commercial left Friday for San Francisco after 2~a few days visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mullin on Reward Street. He arrived in the United States recently after 19 seem good hearing ,from him again months service in the U. S. Navy, . Pinetrees and WHOTOWSTS: There are too 1 received Carlies (Carl TobiasMr. and Mrs. ‘Will Davis of Wil Sunday with his wife and three . during which time he was on a de-. 20 mountains to climb and get a pret-'.on) jJetter today and I was sure glad’ ee j daughters. His mother, Mrs. Anna : Stroyer.in five major battles in the South Pacific and North African Theatres of war. Last Christmas day he was in a group that fired shells on Guadalcanal for 14 hours. Mr. and Mrs. Miller will spend some time in San Francisco while he awaits orders. Fred Angilini— Fred Angilini, who enlisted in the ©B’s, has gone from his training base in Rhode Island, boot camp in __Virginia and is now in Mississippi. _~Helis a seaman second class. His ad——— dres is now Fred Angilini, S2/e, 113 Construction Battalion, Co. D, Platoon 3, Fleet Post Office, New York City, New York. He is always glad to get letters from his friends. Bill Rickard— Bill. Rickard son.of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Rickard of Gold Flat, wrote the following letter to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Allen of Boulder Street, this city last week. Dear 'Folks—Here’s just a friendly letter. I saw Bob’s name in the paper so thought I’d write and tell what I’m doing. I have done lots of traveling since I left Nevada City in January. From Monterey I went to Florida for three weeks. From there I went to Chanute Field, Illinois for three months. In June I came here . 20 months, receiving promotion and ‘is in line for more. He looks fine ‘and has had a most interesting ex' perience in his life at sea. He has I’m almost geeting used to it, but I'm afraid I can never like the desert. (Cactus and sage brush and _ dust storms can never take the place of ty view, its the same flat ground seen from the same level. I’m really looking forward to my furlough in October. So I’ll. see you then. & Sincerely, Bill Rickard. be" Elwood Farnsworth— Elwood Farnsworth, first class pharmicist mate, arrived in Nevada (City at nine o’clock Thursday evening and surprised his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Farnsworth of this city. He has been in the South Pacific Isles, area and gone from home one stripe, for submarine duty. Elwood. is home on a 30 day furlough and is enjoying meeting many friends. Elton “Bub” Tobiassen— ‘Sheriff and Mrs. Carl Tobiassen received a message the latter part of last week that their son, Elton, was quite ill at Winchester: Bay and are awaiting further word from him. Corp. Carl Tobiassen, U. S. M. C.— ‘Carl Tobiassen received his promotion to corporal in August. He is still in camp -in Southern California where he is instruetor in athletics in Camp Mathews, San Diego. . Corporal Ainsley Fouyer U. S. M. C. Corp. Ainsley Fouyer, marine in be up and around. I hope the hunting was good too. a I wrote to Sont yesterday. It will to hear from him. If we don’t have to . do anything for the rest of the day I am going to answer his letter. Usually.when I just get a letter started there is something to do. I guess Bub (Elton will be finished at school now. I'l bet he’ll sure be glad to get back to there will be OK too. Mother told mein her last letter about Ernie Chauman. He was pretty lucky wasn’t he? I heard that Mervin Doolittle got married over in England. I guess there will be a lot of fellows getting married all over. I wonder if he will stay over there after the war is over., They sure won’t seé me in any of those overseas countries after this war is over. The good old U. S. will be sure good to see. : I hope we can get into some more action pretty soon as this place is getting montonous. Well, Mildred, I must close for now and I hope this letter finds everybody well and OK. I hope to hear from you again soon and I do enjoy your letters. Say hello to everybody for me. Love, Ainsley. Tobiassen) . ! Winchester Bay. Getting his car Up . Avery Phillips, P. G. & E. employee of Stockton, is enjoying a few days visit with his mother, Mrs. Clara Phillips of Hast Broad street. low Valley entertained with a roast chicken and corn on the cob dinner

recently and had as guests their son Wesley Davis and family of Sacramento; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Luchen of Los Angeles, Mr. and Mrs. Franc Luchen of the Murchie Road disitriet. The Harry Luchens wish to loieate here permanently. Mr. and Mrs. ‘rane Luchen have a new home on their property. . i (Mr. and Mrs. William Earl Mullis of Nevada Street have purchased the j L. B. Mullin property on Reward Street for their future home. There is a home, garage, chicken pens and some acreage. Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Mullin, who sold their property on Reward St. recently have purchased the two story building -on Prospect, street known as the old Hugh ‘Murchie house. It will be used as a rental property. Les Hubbard, former local police officer; now in the U. S. Navy on Treasure Island, spent the past week end in Nevada City visiting his wife and son. Mrs. Lucille Krough, and daughter of Sacramento is enjoying a visit with Miss Fernande Muller of Nevada City. Mrs. Robert Roark, who has been employed in the county recorder’s o. é ee Ngee put into War Bonds does three vital jobs: HIGHWAY to VICTORY . and your highway to a better future The road to Victory must be paved with War Bonds. The purchase of bonds ; will help win the war and assure a sound post-war economy. Every dollar you Ly 1. It lretps shorten the war and thus saves American lives. 2. It protects your future as an.investment. 3. It prevents-inflation now and after the war. Our Government needs $15 Billion from War Bonds this month to “back the attack:’ Your share, every Amertican’s share, is at least one extta $100 Bond. ' x Back the attack—Buy an extra $100 War Bond this month! . Buy War Bonds from your local Bank or Post Office GREYH * oe) ‘(11lth. He is soon to be sent to anstreet, has returned and reopened his shop. Gene Tucker Happy Camp Saturday and’“retutned came down Tucker, deputy county recorder, accompanied them to Happy Camp and will spend her two weeks vacation there. . (Miss Gertrude Wilde returned to her work in the title company in Sacramento Sunday after a week’s vacation spent in Nevada City and Sierra ‘City. She motored to Sierra City and spent two days there with her grandmother. Charles A. Lutz of Stockton is enjoying a visit with his sister, Mrs. Annie Browning’ in this city. Before returning home he will spend some time at ‘French Corral with his nep~ enjoy his annual deer hunt. ‘Chas. Deeble who is spending a month vacation with his brother in law and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Richards killed a big six point buck a few miles up on the Tahoe Ukiah highway Tuesday. Miss Dollie Ruley Weds Llewellvn G. Howell Friends in Nevada City heard of the marriage of Miss Dolly Ruley of this city and Llewellyn G. Howell of (Camp Beale, in Reno on September other camp for special training and she will go to Idaho to live with his parents until his return. Miss Margaret Bluxome was bridesmaid and ‘Mrs. Plute Siria, mother of the bride was matron of honor. Plute Siria, father, gave:the bride in marriage while Bruce Warner acted as best man. SPRING MURAL Mrs. Inez Aguirre of San Francisco is a new arrival in this city who has just purchased the property. of from . hew, Arno Browning and. family and . . . IS NEEDED budget is limited . Keystone Market DAVE RICHARDS, Prop. — 213 Commercial Street Phone 67 Nevada City We supply. our patrons with the meat from the . , best cattle, sheep and hogs that money can buy. We have built our reputation on service.and quality and reasonable prices. Ask your neighbors about us. They will tell. you. even when : Mr. and Mrs. Al Pearce on Com-. Uy Ye y WY Wf 4 4 ‘ 4° 4 + @ The choice of ™”®\ wise home-owners throughout the West. Kel MG % % 4% Yy Yyyy, Y ly Yy Yy Y ALPHA STORES, Lid. Nevada City—Phone 5 Grass Valley—Phone 88 Hotel Clunie © IT’S FAMOUS COFFEE UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT SHOP AND COCKTAIL BAR ARE RENOWNED IN CALIFORNIA RATES FROM $1.50 UP Excellent Service—Best Food 8TH AND K STREET, _ SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA TOY AND JACOBS. JACK BRUNO, Manager .