August 29, 1973 (12 pages)

Wed., Aug. 29,1973 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Giants’ jacket day This week fifty years ago} On September 1, communications with Japan were at a standstill after the terrific earthquake 24 hours earlier. Most of Tokyo was rubble and in flames. Thousands were either-homeless or believed dead following the first major shock. Aftershocks were ; creating panic and making rescue work almost totally impossible, -A and were being recorded on seismographs the world over. World. wide reaction was being reflected in the immediate offers of all. = kinds of aid. President Calvin Coolidge ordered the U. S. Pacific = Fleet, then in oriental waters, to proceed to Japan with all speed" ᤀ⸀ and render assistance to the fullest extent within his authority to ~ Bio Amel 06 Sal ite Wena n ry x pe 7 ted: Sebi grant. za ettt tte A Mrs. Hannah Davis Perkins died suddenly at her summer 4 place in New Hampshire. She was born in Monte Cristo, near 4 Downieville, in 1854 and grew to young womanhood over in 3 7 Wheatland. She was graduated from Mills Seminary for Young j ~ Women in 1876. A talented singer, she had two years previously } ~ sung a duet with Miss Emma Wixon at the commencement ; ; exercises there. Miss Wixon was later to be known as Emma e., Nevada, world-renowned diva. In 1876, Miss Davis was married to H. C. Perkins, then superintendent of the famous Malakoff Mine in ¢ Bloomfield. : = ete te Editorial Comment: ‘Traffic Officer Joe Blake is taking a course which should have a salutary effect in stopping abuses of the highway laws. He patrols constantly, issuing warnings and making arrests in flagrant cases. It is the business of all good citizens to 4 support and aid this able officer and to uphold and respect the rules of the road.” +t++tt++es 3 Dr. Jacob L. Arbogast, prominent Sacramento physician and well known in Nevada County — his birthplace — was shot and Pee ° = ‘ Z killed by a masked bandit on the streets of the Capitol city as he THE BEAR AND . Ron Bryant, the winningest pitcher in the National League with Rs ; é 19 victories (19-8 as of August 25), poses with his good luck companion, ‘'Bear"’, Nissin aeephe pi qhuemers. © ware a Rew who is serving as a model for the Giants’ Jacket that will be given to all aneponinatiic Gt sep ane wien deat ub ak him dean es youngsters, 14 years of age and under, at Candlestick Park on Saturday, Sepsi re i Wy. Hi ak t Fo alice dak tock ol tember 1st, when Hank Aaron and the Atlanta Braves will be in town. in Nevada City ahd . sendeciy nid Go ce es aaa of a and sorrow-stricken friends and neighbors of many years’ association. tt toe A primary exhibit at the California State Fair in Sacramento ' e ; was an exhibit of paintings, drawings and maps of the gigantic $4 : Ta n 4 e tn S ta [ [ S million cantilever bridge under construction across the Carquinez : Straits, between Vallejo and Crockett. — an Gordon Briggs was installed ie as Master, Cecil Burns, ( -f > Overseer and Myrtle Hesterlady j 2 a4 x Assistant Stewart at a session Ni G id =} f prior Sy the August business OW: a 6) en eserve @] meeting of the Rough and Ready i = M.L.B. Cust Past Master and Nevada a a B us omers EF) County. Grange Deputy Charles Deardorf was assisted by é Marshal Clara Deardorf in making the installations. The meeting was presided over by the new officers. Their installation was required due to the ill health of the Master elected at the beginning of the present term. C.W.A. Chairman Thelma Lehman announced that the ladies have scheduled a rummage sale for September 14 and 15 with preparations beginning on September 13. Hall chairman Irene Lanzendorfer asked _ the members to approve the _ donation of the hall for two days at the end of August for a hunter safety course and_ the membership agreed. On September 6 the Nevada County Historical Society will be hosted by the Grange for their annual meeting in Rough and Ready. The Evangeline Chapter O.E.S. will hold a skit entitled ‘*A Musical and Tea in 1873”’. All Grange members and friends are invited to attend. Thomas Sayed, Grange Like having your own personal gold mine, the “Golden Reserve” checking plan keeps you financially prepared for: e Emergencies e Bargains e The Unexpected Your master charge® card works along with your checking account to protect you from overdrafts. Ask us about “Golden Reserve’ today! Mornen Lope Baxx MEMBER F.07.C. GRASS VALLEY e NEVADA CITY i member of the Banner Grange, = CAMERON PARK spoke on the rising cost of insurance. Refreshments were = = 7 served after the meeting . « + aad

Wed., Aug. 29,1973 The Nevada County Nugget 9 Giants’ jacket day This week fifty years ago} On September 1, communications with Japan were at a standstill after the terrific earthquake 24 hours earlier. Most of Tokyo was rubble and in flames. Thousands were either-homeless or believed dead following the first major shock. Aftershocks were ; creating panic and making rescue work almost totally impossible, -A and were being recorded on seismographs the world over. World. wide reaction was being reflected in the immediate offers of all. = kinds of aid. President Calvin Coolidge ordered the U. S. Pacific = Fleet, then in oriental waters, to proceed to Japan with all speed" ᤀ⸀ and render assistance to the fullest extent within his authority to ~ Bio Amel 06 Sal ite Wena n ry x pe 7 ted: Sebi grant. za ettt tte A Mrs. Hannah Davis Perkins died suddenly at her summer 4 place in New Hampshire. She was born in Monte Cristo, near 4 Downieville, in 1854 and grew to young womanhood over in 3 7 Wheatland. She was graduated from Mills Seminary for Young j ~ Women in 1876. A talented singer, she had two years previously } ~ sung a duet with Miss Emma Wixon at the commencement ; ; exercises there. Miss Wixon was later to be known as Emma e., Nevada, world-renowned diva. In 1876, Miss Davis was married to H. C. Perkins, then superintendent of the famous Malakoff Mine in ¢ Bloomfield. : = ete te Editorial Comment: ‘Traffic Officer Joe Blake is taking a course which should have a salutary effect in stopping abuses of the highway laws. He patrols constantly, issuing warnings and making arrests in flagrant cases. It is the business of all good citizens to 4 support and aid this able officer and to uphold and respect the rules of the road.” +t++tt++es 3 Dr. Jacob L. Arbogast, prominent Sacramento physician and well known in Nevada County — his birthplace — was shot and Pee ° = ‘ Z killed by a masked bandit on the streets of the Capitol city as he THE BEAR AND . Ron Bryant, the winningest pitcher in the National League with Rs ; é 19 victories (19-8 as of August 25), poses with his good luck companion, ‘'Bear"’, Nissin aeephe pi qhuemers. © ware a Rew who is serving as a model for the Giants’ Jacket that will be given to all aneponinatiic Gt sep ane wien deat ub ak him dean es youngsters, 14 years of age and under, at Candlestick Park on Saturday, Sepsi re i Wy. Hi ak t Fo alice dak tock ol tember 1st, when Hank Aaron and the Atlanta Braves will be in town. in Nevada City ahd . sendeciy nid Go ce es aaa of a and sorrow-stricken friends and neighbors of many years’ association. tt toe A primary exhibit at the California State Fair in Sacramento ' e ; was an exhibit of paintings, drawings and maps of the gigantic $4 : Ta n 4 e tn S ta [ [ S million cantilever bridge under construction across the Carquinez : Straits, between Vallejo and Crockett. — an Gordon Briggs was installed ie as Master, Cecil Burns, ( -f > Overseer and Myrtle Hesterlady j 2 a4 x Assistant Stewart at a session Ni G id =} f prior Sy the August business OW: a 6) en eserve @]

meeting of the Rough and Ready i = M.L.B. Cust Past Master and Nevada a a B us omers EF) County. Grange Deputy Charles Deardorf was assisted by é Marshal Clara Deardorf in making the installations. The meeting was presided over by the new officers. Their installation was required due to the ill health of the Master elected at the beginning of the present term. C.W.A. Chairman Thelma Lehman announced that the ladies have scheduled a rummage sale for September 14 and 15 with preparations beginning on September 13. Hall chairman Irene Lanzendorfer asked _ the members to approve the _ donation of the hall for two days at the end of August for a hunter safety course and_ the membership agreed. On September 6 the Nevada County Historical Society will be hosted by the Grange for their annual meeting in Rough and Ready. The Evangeline Chapter O.E.S. will hold a skit entitled ‘*A Musical and Tea in 1873”’. All Grange members and friends are invited to attend. Thomas Sayed, Grange Like having your own personal gold mine, the “Golden Reserve” checking plan keeps you financially prepared for: e Emergencies e Bargains e The Unexpected Your master charge® card works along with your checking account to protect you from overdrafts. Ask us about “Golden Reserve’ today! Mornen Lope Baxx MEMBER F.07.C. GRASS VALLEY e NEVADA CITY i member of the Banner Grange, = CAMERON PARK spoke on the rising cost of insurance. Refreshments were = = 7 served after the meeting . « + aad