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Nevada City Highway, Grass Valley
E. W. Roberts, per Marysville Appeal Direcotry for 1878
James Howell, machinist, res per Marysville Appeal Directory 1878
E. A. Roberts, law student, per Marysville Appeal Directory 1878
Wm. Scholar, miner, per Marysville Appeal Directory 1878
Jack Lewis, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 5-1938
Chris Lux, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 5-1938
M. F. Newberry, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 5-1938
C. Spicer, Furniture Finisher, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 5-1938
Midway Barbecue, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 5-1938
J. W. Jeffery, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 5-1938
“Power Line Constructed to Glenbrook Cabins Site” The Union pg. 3, 02-19-1932
“Twin Cities Pleasure Hall Will be sold; Razed” The Union, pg. 3, 11-29-1933
“New Twin City Dance Pavilion rising rapidly” The Union pg. 7, 6-8-1933
“Building Industry” Twin City Dance to be rebuilt, . The Union 06-02-1933
“Twin City Hall Owners to Give LaBarr Dances” The Union, pg. 6, 11-2-1932
“Twin Cities Pleasure Hall Razed by Fire” The Union, pg. 1 10-25-1932
“Next dance band at Twin Cities to outrival Breezes” The Union, 6-2-1932
“Twenty Workmen at Work on Twin Cities Dance Hall” (Noell’s Hill?) the Union, pg. 7,
06-30-1932
“Alleged disturber of Twin City Dance now in County Jail” the Union, pg. 7, 06-09-1932
“Sides Removed at Twin Cities Due to Warmth” The Union, pg. 4 05-27-1932
“Twin Cities Pleasure Hall Had Holiday Crowd” The Union, pg. 7, 12-25-1931
“Twin City Hall Arranging for Big Gift Party” The Union, pg. 8, 12-01-1931
“Pleasure Hall to Open Under New Dome Roof’ The Union, pg. 6, 08-06-1931
“Oval roof going over Twin City Pleasure Hall” The Union pg. 6 07-29-1931
“Saturday Series of Dances Planned at Twin City Hall: The Union, pg. 5, 07-11-1931
“Lights, Floor and Amplifiers to be New Hall Features” The Union, pg. 4 07-03-1931
“Hills Flat is rapid growing town just now” (Reid Ranch, Segsworth bee farm, Shaw fruit
stand, etc.” The Union, pg. 1, 08-06-1932
H. M. Allen, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 6-1949
Herbert M. Allen (Bessie) laborer, no house # listed, GV-NC District Directory July, 1949
Ira A. Summers, Rug Re-Nu Service, no house # listed, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory
3-1950
Ira A. Summers, Rug Re-Nu Service, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 6-1949
Ira A. Summers (Dorothy) rug-carpet cleaner, no house # listed GV-NC District Directory,
July, 1949
Rug Re-Nu Service, (opp Golf Links GV-NC Hwy), GV-NC District Directory, July 1949
Mrs. Hollis Hill, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 6-1949
Mrs. Jerry Lander, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 6-1949
M. L. Hubbs, residence, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 6-1949
Martin L. Hubbs (Betty) no house # listed, GV-NC District Directory July, 1949
Frank LaBianco, no house # listed, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 12-1979
Gene Ricker Plumbing, no house # listed, per Pac Tel & Tel Directory 1980
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