December 3, 1964 (28 pages)

DEATHS _ BUT CHER--in Nevada City, November 29, 1964, Samuel O. Butcher, 81, the father of John and Fred of Nevada City, Leroy of Redwood Valley and Charles of W yoming; stepfather of Nellie Downum of Fresno and Harvey Rowland of Chowchilla. He was a native of Missouri and had lived: in Nevada City about a year. Funeral services were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary chapel December 1. Burial was in New Elm Ridge Cemetery. ++ te e+ BURKET T--in Grass Valley, November 29, 1964, Roy Burkett, 72, the husband of Edith, father of Harlow of Barstow and Rosalie Brackert of Carson City, Nev., and brother of four. A native of Indiana, he served as a security guard for the Nevada State Peni-~ tentiary before his retirement. He came to this area four years ago, Funeral services and burial were held in Carson City. Hooper-Weaver Mortuary was in charge of local arrangements. ++ e+ + GORMAN --in Downieville No‘vember 29, 1964, Eugene Gorman, 74, the husband of Kathryn, He was a native of Buffalo, N.Y. andhadresided in Downieville 12 years, He was a member of the National Rifle Association of America, American Legion Post V.E. FryeNo. 278, Downieville, Devotion Lodge No. 267 Iponich S.D. and the Ben Ali Temple of The Shrine, Sacra~ mento, Bergemann and Son handled arrangements. + + 24+ HAMMER--in Nevada City, November 29, 1964, Leo.O. Hammer, 82, of Grass Valley. He was the husband of Gertrude; stepfather of Coy Rhodes of Washington; brother of Dorothy Hisel of ‘Los Angeles, Mertie Hammer and Mrs, Horace Propst, both of Washington and grandfather of one. Hooper Weaver Mortuary was in charge of funeral services with burial in the North San Juan Cemetery. ++ eet W HITING -in Grass Valley November 21, 1964, George H. Whiting, the husband of Ann; father of Dorothy Rhodehamel of Grass Valley; brother of Joe of Grass Valley, Carl of San Leandro, Ritta Aissa and Margaret Spreen, both of San Francisco and grandfather of two. He was a na~ tive of Nevada County, aged 66, who followed the mining profession here for 42 years. Private funeral services were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary chapel. Cremation was held in Sierra View, Marysville. +++ tt PAGE--in a Grass Valley hospital November 20, 1964, May E, Page, the wife of Charles A.; mother of William of Grass Valley and grandmother of Kenneth of Grass Valley and Richard of Sacramento and great grandmother of one; sister of May Coulson of Lafayette and Grace Bubeien of Napa. Funeral services were held November 23 in the Hooper -Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Greenwood MemCLASSIFIED ADS ‘FOR RENT. "NEVADA GARDENS" new 1 & 2 bdrm, apts. unfurn. carpets,. drapes, complete kitch. appliances; aircond, TV conn. storerms, laundryrm. magnificent gardens; water & garbage pd. Spring & Bennetts Sts. NC phone’ 265-2353. FOR SALE SPINET CONSOLE PIANO. Want responsible party in this area to assume small mo, pyt's. Also ELEC, ORGAN. Write or phone Credit Mgr., Tallman Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. 3635707. NEEDED. Client wants 3 bdrm home $1500 and up. Also 2 to 10 acre plots. CallE. M. Rose 273-8683 or eve. 273-4018. SERVICES WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all other automobile glass. Moule Paint & Glass, Grass Valley. CLASSIFIED ADS SELL FAST Marine Private Donald E. Fitzke, son of Mrs, Etta M. Fitzke of Nevada City, completed recruit training Nov. 9, at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San ' Diego. CLASSIFIED ADS ‘HELP WANTED More Tupperware Dealers Needed. Rapidly growing business needs men and women, spare time or fulltime, to show Tupperware, the leader in plastic housewares, at home parties. Make your own hours, Fun. Profitable. No experience necessary. For private interview call: FUNTIME ENTERPRISES 1224 Montgomery Ave. San Bruno JU 8-8230 DREYCO SALES 910 92nd Ave. Oakland 632-8145 orial Gardens. ++ eet EPPERSON --in a Nevada City . hospital November 21, 1964, Charles W. Epperson, the father of Orville of Fresno and Olen of . Nevada City. He was a native of Arkansas aged 72 years, Funeral © services were held November 23 in the Bergemann and Son Funeral was in Sierra Me morial Lawn Cemetery. ++ +++ KRAFT --in a Nevada City hospital November 24, 1964, Evelyn Kraft, the sister of Vivian Massey of New Mexico and Arlene Hunter of San Diego, and aunt of numerous nieces and nephews. She was anative of North San Juan, Nevada County, aged 56 years, She had lived here in recent years and wasa member of Ponemah Lodge No, 417 of Pocahontas, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Banner Mountain Post No, 2625, Veterans of Foreign Wars andthe Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles AeriaNo, 244, San Diego, Funeralservices were held in Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel November 28. ++ ttt CLAPP--in Grass Valley, November 24, 1964, Gladys Lee Clapp, wife of Roger E. and mother of William, both of Rough and Ready, She was a native of Spruce Creek, Pa., aged 51 years. Private cremation services were held under the auspices of HooperWeaver Mortuary. t+ ett PFIFFER--in Grass Valley, November 28, 1964, Constance M, Pfiffer, the wife of Richard of Camptonville; mother of David Church of Lakewood, Harriett Kirkpatrick of Stateline, Cynthia Oleksulin of Hayward and Virginia Cook of Fair Oaks and grandmother of eight. She was a native of Nebraska aged70 years and had lived in California most of her life. She taught school in Nevada City for 13 years and later taught for 11 years in Camptonville, She belonged to the Retired Teachers Association, the Ameri~ can Association of University Women and was acharter member of the Camptonville Women's Club, Funeral services and burial were in Camptonville. HooperWeaver Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. ++ eet REICH--in Grass Valley, No-vember 28, 1964, Naoma M. Reich of Holly, Michigan, the wife of Arthur W., mother of Carl, Keith, Arthur W. Jr., Mrs. Richard Ruckinski and Marcia Reich, all of Michigan and Mrs. Harry Granoski of Grass Valley, whom she was visiting at the time of her death. Funeral services willbe in Holly, Hooper-Weaver Mortuary handled local arrange~ ments, Sonke Finishes Course Army Pvt. HeithE. Sonke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sonke, Route 1, Box 124, Nevada City, completed a seven-week engineer assistant course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Nov. 20. During the course Sonke re~ ceived instruction in the opera~ tion and maintenance of air compressors, engines, crane shovels and rollers. Now is the best time to make your Christmas selections. Stock is at its peak, which will assure you getting just what your man will want on this happiest of holiday seassons.. LAY-AWAY NOW! PICK UP YOUR LAYAWAYS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. .. Will Hold Any: Item. Choose From These Famous Makes. . .The Quality is Assured, . . Just Make Your SeFEMALE HELP WANTED “Interviewer wanted for part-time telephone survey work. Give phone number. Prefer private line. Not a selling job. Air mail letter including education, work experience and names of references to: American Research Bureau, Field Staff Department, Beltsville, Maryland. “ WANTED Letters, diaries, documents, pam~ phlets, books, posters& paintings pertaining to early Mother Lode & No. Mines commercial overland emigration, agriculture, postal & mining history, Also antique guns & unusual Indian & Eskimo ivory, wood & stone artifacts, PIONEER 132 Main Street, Nevada City A-40 Stainless steel case. Blue dial, waterproof ( provided seals are intact), 17 jewels. Strap $29.95 W. J. Smith JEWELER 28 Broadst., N.C ‘Native Gold Items lection. For the man that demands the finest. Shirts by WREN LT., Novak's is the only Nevada County outlet for this fine line of men’s sportshirts. The cotton shirt with the feel ° of silk.. OPEN THIS FRIDAY EVENING NOVAK’S MEN'S WEAR 305 Broad Street, Nevada City Santa has arrived at NOVAK’S World War One Vets Should Check On Benefits Available The Veterans of World War One of the U.S.A. is a National organization chartered by Congress, and pledged to service the Veterans of 1917 and 1918, and their widows. Many of them are unaware of the existing laws or pending legislation pertaining to their welfare. We are anxious tocontact all World War I Veterans as we have important news for them. What is being-done for their benefit in hospital care, pension information, convalescent care and what the World War One Vet erans Organization has to offer them should and can be explained to them. They are requested to send their name and address to W orld War I Veterans information Center, Box 3624, North Sacramento, OF to 901 So. Mission Drive, San Gabriel. (J Dress shirts by ARROW [0 Ties by WEMBLEY (0 Hosiery by INTERWOVEN, ING, KEEPERS (J Suits by RATHNER (J Slacks by ROUGHRIDER (7 Hats by DOBBS (J Sportscoat by ' MARMAN Sport shirt by SHAPELY-JAYSON C Jewelry by SHIELDS FIFTH AVENUE [] Wallets by JUSTIN (J) Underwear by MUNSING [] Suit and slack hangers C] Trousers by LEVI include Californians in 3 colors Cords in 2 colors; Wash and Wear Continentals in 4 colors Casuals—slim and trim —4 colors New Pre-shrunk Levi's (sizes 25 to 38) (J Jackets by PACIFIC TRAIL C) Sweaters by MUNSING, BARCLAY, PEBBLE BEACH BANK BAMERICARD Clothing for Boys .. From Age 12. Work Clothing, Too! POGL ‘E Jequieseq***1088nN AqunoD epeAeN*** 5

DEATHS _ BUT CHER--in Nevada City, November 29, 1964, Samuel O. Butcher, 81, the father of John and Fred of Nevada City, Leroy of Redwood Valley and Charles of W yoming; stepfather of Nellie Downum of Fresno and Harvey Rowland of Chowchilla. He was a native of Missouri and had lived: in Nevada City about a year. Funeral services were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary chapel December 1. Burial was in New Elm Ridge Cemetery. ++ te e+ BURKET T--in Grass Valley, November 29, 1964, Roy Burkett, 72, the husband of Edith, father of Harlow of Barstow and Rosalie Brackert of Carson City, Nev., and brother of four. A native of Indiana, he served as a security guard for the Nevada State Peni-~ tentiary before his retirement. He came to this area four years ago, Funeral services and burial were held in Carson City. Hooper-Weaver Mortuary was in charge of local arrangements. ++ e+ + GORMAN --in Downieville No‘vember 29, 1964, Eugene Gorman, 74, the husband of Kathryn, He was a native of Buffalo, N.Y. andhadresided in Downieville 12 years, He was a member of the National Rifle Association of America, American Legion Post V.E. FryeNo. 278, Downieville, Devotion Lodge No. 267 Iponich S.D. and the Ben Ali Temple of The Shrine, Sacra~ mento, Bergemann and Son handled arrangements. + + 24+ HAMMER--in Nevada City, November 29, 1964, Leo.O. Hammer, 82, of Grass Valley. He was the husband of Gertrude; stepfather of Coy Rhodes of Washington; brother of Dorothy Hisel of ‘Los Angeles, Mertie Hammer and Mrs, Horace Propst, both of Washington and grandfather of one. Hooper Weaver Mortuary was in charge of funeral services with burial in the North San Juan Cemetery. ++ eet W HITING -in Grass Valley November 21, 1964, George H. Whiting, the husband of Ann; father of Dorothy Rhodehamel of Grass Valley; brother of Joe of Grass Valley, Carl of San Leandro, Ritta Aissa and Margaret Spreen, both of San Francisco and grandfather of two. He was a na~ tive of Nevada County, aged 66, who followed the mining profession here for 42 years. Private funeral services were held in the Hooper-Weaver Mortuary chapel. Cremation was held in Sierra View, Marysville. +++ tt PAGE--in a Grass Valley hospital November 20, 1964, May E, Page, the wife of Charles A.; mother of William of Grass Valley and grandmother of Kenneth of Grass Valley and Richard of Sacramento and great grandmother of one; sister of May Coulson of Lafayette and Grace Bubeien of Napa. Funeral services were held November 23 in the Hooper -Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Greenwood MemCLASSIFIED ADS ‘FOR RENT. "NEVADA GARDENS" new 1 & 2 bdrm, apts. unfurn. carpets,. drapes, complete kitch. appliances; aircond, TV conn. storerms, laundryrm. magnificent gardens; water & garbage pd. Spring & Bennetts Sts. NC phone’ 265-2353. FOR SALE SPINET CONSOLE PIANO. Want responsible party in this area to assume small mo, pyt's. Also ELEC, ORGAN. Write or phone Credit Mgr., Tallman Piano Stores, Inc., Salem, Ore. 3635707. NEEDED. Client wants 3 bdrm home $1500 and up. Also 2 to 10 acre plots. CallE. M. Rose 273-8683 or eve. 273-4018. SERVICES WINDSHIELDS REPLACED And all other automobile glass. Moule Paint & Glass, Grass Valley. CLASSIFIED ADS SELL FAST Marine Private Donald E. Fitzke, son of Mrs, Etta M. Fitzke of Nevada City, completed recruit training Nov. 9, at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San ' Diego. CLASSIFIED ADS ‘HELP WANTED More Tupperware Dealers Needed. Rapidly growing business needs men and women, spare time or fulltime, to show Tupperware, the leader in plastic housewares, at home parties. Make your own hours, Fun. Profitable. No experience necessary. For private interview call: FUNTIME ENTERPRISES 1224 Montgomery Ave. San Bruno JU 8-8230 DREYCO SALES 910 92nd Ave. Oakland 632-8145 orial Gardens. ++ eet EPPERSON --in a Nevada City . hospital November 21, 1964, Charles W. Epperson, the father of Orville of Fresno and Olen of . Nevada City. He was a native of Arkansas aged 72 years, Funeral © services were held November 23 in the Bergemann and Son Funeral was in Sierra Me morial Lawn Cemetery. ++ +++ KRAFT --in a Nevada City hospital November 24, 1964, Evelyn Kraft, the sister of Vivian Massey of New Mexico and Arlene Hunter of San Diego, and aunt of numerous nieces and nephews. She was anative of North San Juan, Nevada County, aged 56 years, She had lived here in recent years and wasa member of Ponemah Lodge No, 417 of Pocahontas, the Ladies Auxiliary of the Banner Mountain Post No, 2625, Veterans of Foreign Wars andthe Ladies Auxiliary of the Fraternal Order of Eagles AeriaNo, 244, San Diego, Funeralservices were held in Bergemann and Son Funeral Chapel November 28. ++ ttt CLAPP--in Grass Valley, November 24, 1964, Gladys Lee Clapp, wife of Roger E. and mother of William, both of Rough and Ready, She was a native of Spruce Creek, Pa., aged 51 years. Private cremation services were held under the auspices of HooperWeaver Mortuary. t+ ett PFIFFER--in Grass Valley, November 28, 1964, Constance M, Pfiffer, the wife of Richard of Camptonville; mother of David

Church of Lakewood, Harriett Kirkpatrick of Stateline, Cynthia Oleksulin of Hayward and Virginia Cook of Fair Oaks and grandmother of eight. She was a native of Nebraska aged70 years and had lived in California most of her life. She taught school in Nevada City for 13 years and later taught for 11 years in Camptonville, She belonged to the Retired Teachers Association, the Ameri~ can Association of University Women and was acharter member of the Camptonville Women's Club, Funeral services and burial were in Camptonville. HooperWeaver Mortuary was in charge of arrangements. ++ eet REICH--in Grass Valley, No-vember 28, 1964, Naoma M. Reich of Holly, Michigan, the wife of Arthur W., mother of Carl, Keith, Arthur W. Jr., Mrs. Richard Ruckinski and Marcia Reich, all of Michigan and Mrs. Harry Granoski of Grass Valley, whom she was visiting at the time of her death. Funeral services willbe in Holly, Hooper-Weaver Mortuary handled local arrange~ ments, Sonke Finishes Course Army Pvt. HeithE. Sonke, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sonke, Route 1, Box 124, Nevada City, completed a seven-week engineer assistant course at Fort Leonard Wood, Mo., Nov. 20. During the course Sonke re~ ceived instruction in the opera~ tion and maintenance of air compressors, engines, crane shovels and rollers. Now is the best time to make your Christmas selections. Stock is at its peak, which will assure you getting just what your man will want on this happiest of holiday seassons... LAY-AWAY NOW! PICK UP YOUR LAYAWAYS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE. ... Will Hold Any: Item. Choose From These Famous Makes. . .The Quality is Assured, . . Just Make Your SeFEMALE HELP WANTED “Interviewer wanted for part-time telephone survey work. Give phone number. Prefer private line. Not a selling job. Air mail letter including education, work experience and names of references to: American Research Bureau, Field Staff Department, Beltsville, Maryland. “ WANTED Letters, diaries, documents, pam~ phlets, books, posters& paintings pertaining to early Mother Lode & No. Mines commercial overland emigration, agriculture, postal & mining history, Also antique guns & unusual Indian & Eskimo ivory, wood & stone artifacts, PIONEER 132 Main Street, Nevada City A-40 Stainless steel case. Blue dial, waterproof ( provided seals are intact), 17 jewels. Strap $29.95 W. J. Smith JEWELER 28 Broadst., N.C ‘Native Gold Items lection. For the man that demands the finest. Shirts by WREN LT., Novak's is the only Nevada County outlet for this fine line of men’s sportshirts. The cotton shirt with the feel ° of silk... OPEN THIS FRIDAY EVENING NOVAK’S MEN'S WEAR 305 Broad Street, Nevada City Santa has arrived at NOVAK’S World War One Vets Should Check On Benefits Available The Veterans of World War One of the U.S.A. is a National organization chartered by Congress, and pledged to service the Veterans of 1917 and 1918, and their widows. Many of them are unaware of the existing laws or pending legislation pertaining to their welfare. We are anxious tocontact all World War I Veterans as we have important news for them. What is being-done for their benefit in hospital care, pension information, convalescent care and what the World War One Vet erans Organization has to offer them should and can be explained to them. They are requested to send their name and address to W orld War I Veterans information Center, Box 3624, North Sacramento, OF to 901 So. Mission Drive, San Gabriel. (J Dress shirts by ARROW [0 Ties by WEMBLEY (0 Hosiery by INTERWOVEN, ING, KEEPERS (J Suits by RATHNER (J Slacks by ROUGHRIDER (7 Hats by DOBBS (J Sportscoat by ' MARMAN Sport shirt by SHAPELY-JAYSON C Jewelry by SHIELDS FIFTH AVENUE [] Wallets by JUSTIN (J) Underwear by MUNSING [] Suit and slack hangers C] Trousers by LEVI include Californians in 3 colors Cords in 2 colors; Wash and Wear Continentals in 4 colors Casuals—slim and trim —4 colors New Pre-shrunk Levi's (sizes 25 to 38) (J Jackets by PACIFIC TRAIL C) Sweaters by MUNSING, BARCLAY, PEBBLE BEACH BANK BAMERICARD Clothing for Boys .... From Age 12. Work Clothing, Too! POGL ‘E Jequieseq***1088nN AqunoD epeAeN*** 5