December 5, 1963 (36 pages)

BUILDING MATERIALS home, Grass Valley, November 22, 1963, LaForrest Reid. He was LINK ---inthe Jones Memorial the husband of Marie Reid, Grass Valley; father of Jane Sbaffi, Hospital November 19, 1963, Carolina Link. She was the sister A to Z SUPPLY Park and Fred and Gottlieb Link, both of North Dakota. She was a native of Crimea, Asia Minor. FOR SALE. years. He wasa former employee of the She was a retired practical nurse Force Base since 1943. Funeral services were held in the St. Paul's Lutheran Sheahan's Furniture 2038 W. Main St.’ Ph. 273-2739 He retiredin 1960. Masonic funeral services were held Nov. 25 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Elm Ridge Lawn. Church, Chicago Park Nov. 22. TheRev. Keith Skiles officiated. SPINET-PIANO. Must sell, in this +++ ++ vicinity, two lovely FamousDUNKUM---in Jones Memorial Make pianos, one walnut, for Hospital November 20, 1963, balance due. Will transfer to reMarie B. Dunkum. She was the liable parties who can take over’ wife of W.E. Dukum of Bear River small monthly payments. For further information, write: Adjuster, P.O. Box 264, Yuba City. native of Marion, Indiana aged 65 years. She was ateacher, were held Nov. 25 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Greenwood Mem orial Gardens. cation at the University of Cali fornia and later taught school 20 years in Ventura. Funeral services wereheld Nov. 23 in the Hoover Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial +++ ++ Road home November 21, 1963, Bertha Mae Harrison. She was the wife of Richard L. Harrison; dens. And all other automobile glass. mother of Mrs. Carl Earl, Grass Mantle Paint& Glass, Grass Valley. ssmen ne si Bu k guaran Valley, Richard D. Harrison, Castro Valley; sister of R.M. e Septic tank cleaning-family siz $40. Complete job wor teed. Call Kelly, Sturgis, S.D,, Mrs. Wil Get Counsel collect SH 33161; Olivehurst, California. liam Laub, Dennison, lowa, Mrs. Ruby Bosecker, Oakland and Mrs. Katherine Barber, Kearney, Neb. As a service to businessmen in WANTED (mining, history, technical -no novels) Pioneer 132 MainSt., Nevada City Memorial Gardens Nov. 23 under auspices of the First Methodist vate interviews in Sacramento Dec. 10, 11 and12. These meet WANTED GUNS Old, Antique or Obsolete Wanted Church. Commerce, 917-7thSt., and infahr. terested businessmen may make appointments by calling Gllbert WORK WANTED 3-3771. The purpose of this meeting is Carpentry, plumbing repaired, to counsel with small businesscabinet work, hauling & yard men on financial matters and to work, reasonable. Call 273-7454 discuss long-term business loan proposals. The counseling is to assist small businessmen by giving them financial advice and infor Per line first issue..----> 20¢ Per line in additional issues (no nges) eoeeoer? cha aes ao Minimum ccharge. the Golden-West. He is st#¥ived { by several nieces and nephews. Funeral mass was recited Dec. 2 in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial wasinSt. Patrick's Ceme tery. GORDON ---in a Nevada, City PREWITT---in the Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital No husband of Nettie Gordon, Grass Valley; father of Gail Gordon, witt. He was the husband of Ethel Springerville, Ariz., Mrs. Ruth He was an active Mason and a re alservices were conducted in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Nov. 30. vember 27, 1963, Lloyd M. Pre Grass Valley, Paul Gordon, Lykins, Auburn. He also is survived by five brothers andtwo sisters. He was head gardener for the Nevada County Fair for many rof Hiawatha, Kan. aged75 years. years. First Baptist Church fune Prewitt and father of Maurice Prewitt, McFarland and brother of Mrs. Genevieve Anderson of Cobb Mountain. He was a native tired carpenter. Funeral services were conducted by officers of Madison Lodge No. 23 of Masons Dec. 2in Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Green He was an aged 97 years. He was a son of born on a farm in what is now the late Michael C. most of his life in the Sacramento area and for many years operated Street in Grass Valley and Charles thern Pacific Railroad. Local relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Menzies, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Beaver. Funeral services were materials, and for working capi held inSacramentoNov. 26. tal. These loans are generally amortized over a period of five Burial followed inthe family plot, Sacramento City Cemetery. oa © —— ey ae STARTS WEDNESDAY ONE ENTIRE WEEK A VOID T HE WEEK -END CROWDS SEEIT NOW ON THE WEEK -DAYS. They face an unknown world of adventure with instinct aie their only guide to home. He was a native of Grass Valley early day Californian, who was a dairy farm and later became a stationary engineer for the Sou made to aid ‘in construction or expansion, purchase of equip or ment, machinery, supplies Witwer, all of Nevada City. She TAYLOR ---in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital November 29, 1963, Charles T. Taylor. downtown Sacramento. He spent types of businesses. They are She wasthe mother of Mrs. Norma Lewis, Marshall Trout and Jack father of Elvira Cochran, Los Angeles, Mable Cross, Roserene all of Sacramento. +++ 4+ ++++ + lowed in Sierra View, Marysville. ++ +++ Cleveland and Blanche Moulton, e the SBA to small manumadby facturers, wholesalers, retailers, service organizations and other 80¢, to ten years, ee Elks Lodge and a life member of the Quartz Parlor Native @. of hospital November 27, 1963, Sidney M. Gordon. He was the Richardson. He was the husband of Emma.of Sacramento and the mation. The business loans ,are 367, Gridley, Ph 3527 brother of Mrs. Virginia Duane and Mrs. Ilene Regan, both of Sacramento. He was a native of Nevada City aged 67 years. He wasaretired miner and plumber. Catholic funeral services were held Dec. 2 inthe Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Grass Valley. Hills Convalescent Home Novem ber 24, 1963, Charles Lewis REAL ESTATE LISTINGS EX CELLENT BUY 4.5 acres Poultry Ranch. 20,000 cage capacity, nicehome. K. Guhl, Rt. 2, Box of Joy Costa, Grass Valley and aged 66 years. Memorial services wereheld Nov. 30 in the Trinity Episcopal Church. Cremation fol RICHARDSON---in the Holiday mento City-County Chamber of FOR SALE located and served for many years as a director of the former Citi-. wasa native of Winchester, Mass. ++ +++ ings will be held at the Sacra by collector, 273-8733 Hal Bole District the property on She was a native of Illinois aged wood Memorial Gardens. ++¢¢4++ 84 years and a resident of Grass TRENT ---in Nevada City NoValley since 1946. Graveside services were held in Greenwood vember 27, 1963, Muriel Trent. the Sacramento area, Edward L. Turkington, SBA regional director, announced that a financial representative of the Small Business Administration will hold pri Coins, stamps, old letters, books HARRISON ---inher East Ridg was in Greenwood Mem orial Gar WINDSHIELDS REPLACED zens Bank in Grass Valley. He was a life member of the Grass Valley ado many years. Funeral services -. received a masters degree in Edu ley. COSTA---in a Nevada City hospital November 28, 1963, Alfred T. Costa. He was the father ++ +++ ated a tailoring business in Color of Nevada County since 1949. She Shady Pine Court, Grass Val district's Taylor Reservoir is now 1934. She and her husband oper writer and lecturer and a resident 3878; CelestaBrunner No.4 was inthe Odd Fellows Cemetery. of Grass Valley. She was a native of Missouri aged 98 years and a resident of Grass Valley since Hawaii and Mrs. Patricia Mitchell call for appointment 273 cluding giving to the Nevada Ir wasthe mother of Mrs. J. H. Cox of Seattle Washington. She was a Dressmaking-A Iterations projects which contributed toward the growth of the community in cent years. Methodist funeral ser KIEBSATTEL---in the Jones Memorial Hospital November 22, 1963. Mary Belle Kiebsattel. She William B. Golden of Honolulu, Insured Tree Removal & Pruning. ‘Ph 273-8701. years. He participated in many scaler in logging operations in re ++ +++ Pines, Nevada County; mother of SERVICES Nevada County Narrow the Grass Valley Garage Corp. and the Placer Motor Sales for many ann rigation Gauge Railroad and Beale Air vices were held in the Bergem Banner Mountain on which the during World War Il. Funeral Chapel Dec. 4. Burial and a resident of Nevada County NEW FURNITURE court in Truckee and Leroy Wwil He was a Nevada City, and Dr. James sonof Nevada City. York Diggings Thurston, Hayward. Hewasa nanative of Little as a tive of Grass Valley aged 68 aged 85 years. He worked of Rosina Bierwagen, Chicago 503 W. Ridge Road 279-6608 . He . : Cent 1, 1963, Frank A. Wilson s owner of the Banner Mounwas the father of Judge Fosten ‘wa trict . tain Mines. He was president of Wilson of the judicial dis and Maria Quinn Taylor, His father built . the Taylor Foundry on lower Mill ny Walt Disney Taylor and his two brothers, the TheIncredible foundry after their, father's death. They designed: and built many pumps and other mechanical units for the mines of Grass Valley. ENDS TUES DAY DEC . 10 late JE. and Ed Taylor ran the _Joumey SEWING CENTER CEDAR Purity Shopping Center Grass Valley om TS THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE E tin ag . Daves VAN 6 STO RAGE © concent MEE MES pretreat Puome 299-670" aa Geass vate 4 ‘ & STOR . uwee VAN { . GRASS WALLEY Pann TAG 2088 ji FREE ESTIMATES ee 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 : ‘¢ Joquiz0eq"* *1088nN oUL*’ "0% aBeq Deaths 0% ost’ "S961 “CLASSIFIED ADS s Taylor was associated WILSON ---inthe Holiday Hills ; Charle . th the Gold Star, the Golden al December ‘wi pit Hos ent esc val Street Con Walsh his . REID---in er, the Tightner Mines and ++ +++ PFAFF SEWING MACHINES AND CABINETS . REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES Open Evenings Until Christmas

BUILDING MATERIALS home, Grass Valley, November 22, 1963, LaForrest Reid. He was LINK ---inthe Jones Memorial the husband of Marie Reid, Grass Valley; father of Jane Sbaffi, Hospital November 19, 1963, Carolina Link. She was the sister A to Z SUPPLY Park and Fred and Gottlieb Link, both of North Dakota. She was a native of Crimea, Asia Minor. FOR SALE. years. He wasa former employee of the She was a retired practical nurse Force Base since 1943. Funeral services were held in the St. Paul's Lutheran Sheahan's Furniture 2038 W. Main St.’ Ph. 273-2739 He retiredin 1960. Masonic funeral services were held Nov. 25 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Elm Ridge Lawn. Church, Chicago Park Nov. 22. TheRev. Keith Skiles officiated. SPINET-PIANO. Must sell, in this +++ ++ vicinity, two lovely FamousDUNKUM---in Jones Memorial Make pianos, one walnut, for Hospital November 20, 1963, balance due. Will transfer to reMarie B. Dunkum. She was the liable parties who can take over’ wife of W.E. Dukum of Bear River small monthly payments. For further information, write: Adjuster, P.O. Box 264, Yuba City. native of Marion, Indiana aged 65 years. She was ateacher, were held Nov. 25 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Greenwood Mem orial Gardens. cation at the University of Cali fornia and later taught school 20 years in Ventura. Funeral services wereheld Nov. 23 in the Hoover Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial +++ ++ Road home November 21, 1963, Bertha Mae Harrison. She was the wife of Richard L. Harrison; dens. And all other automobile glass. mother of Mrs. Carl Earl, Grass Mantle Paint& Glass, Grass Valley. ssmen ne si Bu k guaran Valley, Richard D. Harrison, Castro Valley; sister of R.M. e Septic tank cleaning-family siz $40. Complete job wor teed. Call Kelly, Sturgis, S.D,, Mrs. Wil Get Counsel collect SH 33161; Olivehurst, California. liam Laub, Dennison, lowa, Mrs. Ruby Bosecker, Oakland and Mrs. Katherine Barber, Kearney, Neb. As a service to businessmen in WANTED (mining, history, technical -no novels) Pioneer 132 MainSt., Nevada City Memorial Gardens Nov. 23 under auspices of the First Methodist vate interviews in Sacramento Dec. 10, 11 and12. These meet WANTED GUNS Old, Antique or Obsolete Wanted Church. Commerce, 917-7thSt., and infahr. terested businessmen may make appointments by calling Gllbert WORK WANTED 3-3771. The purpose of this meeting is Carpentry, plumbing repaired, to counsel with small businesscabinet work, hauling & yard men on financial matters and to work, reasonable. Call 273-7454 discuss long-term business loan proposals. The counseling is to assist small businessmen by giving them financial advice and infor Per line first issue...----> 20¢ Per line in additional issues (no nges) eoeeoer? cha aes ao Minimum ccharge.. the Golden-West. He is st#¥ived { by several nieces and nephews. Funeral mass was recited Dec. 2 in St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Burial wasinSt. Patrick's Ceme tery. GORDON ---in a Nevada, City PREWITT---in the Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital No husband of Nettie Gordon, Grass Valley; father of Gail Gordon, witt. He was the husband of Ethel Springerville, Ariz., Mrs. Ruth He was an active Mason and a re alservices were conducted in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Nov. 30. vember 27, 1963, Lloyd M. Pre Grass Valley, Paul Gordon, Lykins, Auburn. He also is survived by five brothers andtwo sisters. He was head gardener for the Nevada County Fair for many rof Hiawatha, Kan. aged75 years. years. First Baptist Church fune Prewitt and father of Maurice Prewitt, McFarland and brother of Mrs. Genevieve Anderson of Cobb Mountain. He was a native tired carpenter. Funeral services were conducted by officers of Madison Lodge No. 23 of Masons Dec. 2in Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Green He was an aged 97 years. He was a son of born on a farm in what is now the late Michael C. most of his life in the Sacramento area and for many years operated Street in Grass Valley and Charles thern Pacific Railroad. Local relatives include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Menzies, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ellis and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Beaver. Funeral services were materials, and for working capi held inSacramentoNov. 26. tal. These loans are generally amortized over a period of five Burial followed inthe family plot, Sacramento City Cemetery. oa © —— ey ae STARTS WEDNESDAY ONE ENTIRE WEEK A VOID T HE WEEK -END CROWDS SEEIT NOW ON THE WEEK -DAYS. They face an unknown world of adventure with instinct aie their only guide to home. He was a native of Grass Valley early day Californian, who was a dairy farm and later became a stationary engineer for the Sou made to aid ‘in construction or expansion, purchase of equip or ment, machinery, supplies Witwer, all of Nevada City. She TAYLOR ---in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital November 29, 1963, Charles T. Taylor. downtown Sacramento. He spent types of businesses. They are She wasthe mother of Mrs. Norma Lewis, Marshall Trout and Jack father of Elvira Cochran, Los Angeles, Mable Cross, Roserene all of Sacramento. +++ 4+ ++++ + lowed in Sierra View, Marysville. ++ +++ Cleveland and Blanche Moulton,

e the SBA to small manumadby facturers, wholesalers, retailers, service organizations and other 80¢, to ten years, ee Elks Lodge and a life member of the Quartz Parlor Native @. of hospital November 27, 1963, Sidney M. Gordon. He was the Richardson. He was the husband of Emma.of Sacramento and the mation. The business loans ,are 367, Gridley, Ph 3527 brother of Mrs. Virginia Duane and Mrs. Ilene Regan, both of Sacramento. He was a native of Nevada City aged 67 years. He wasaretired miner and plumber. Catholic funeral services were held Dec. 2 inthe Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel. Burial was in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Grass Valley. Hills Convalescent Home Novem ber 24, 1963, Charles Lewis REAL ESTATE LISTINGS EX CELLENT BUY 4.5 acres Poultry Ranch. 20,000 cage capacity, nicehome. K. Guhl, Rt. 2, Box of Joy Costa, Grass Valley and aged 66 years. Memorial services wereheld Nov. 30 in the Trinity Episcopal Church. Cremation fol RICHARDSON---in the Holiday mento City-County Chamber of FOR SALE located and served for many years as a director of the former Citi-. wasa native of Winchester, Mass. ++ +++ ings will be held at the Sacra by collector, 273-8733 Hal Bole District the property on She was a native of Illinois aged wood Memorial Gardens. ++¢¢4++ 84 years and a resident of Grass TRENT ---in Nevada City NoValley since 1946. Graveside services were held in Greenwood vember 27, 1963, Muriel Trent. the Sacramento area, Edward L. Turkington, SBA regional director, announced that a financial representative of the Small Business Administration will hold pri Coins, stamps, old letters, books HARRISON ---inher East Ridg was in Greenwood Mem orial Gar WINDSHIELDS REPLACED zens Bank in Grass Valley. He was a life member of the Grass Valley ado many years. Funeral services -. received a masters degree in Edu ley. COSTA---in a Nevada City hospital November 28, 1963, Alfred T. Costa. He was the father ++ +++ ated a tailoring business in Color of Nevada County since 1949. She Shady Pine Court, Grass Val district's Taylor Reservoir is now 1934. She and her husband oper writer and lecturer and a resident 3878; CelestaBrunner No.4 was inthe Odd Fellows Cemetery. of Grass Valley. She was a native of Missouri aged 98 years and a resident of Grass Valley since Hawaii and Mrs. Patricia Mitchell call for appointment 273 cluding giving to the Nevada Ir wasthe mother of Mrs. J. H. Cox of Seattle Washington. She was a Dressmaking-A Iterations projects which contributed toward the growth of the community in cent years. Methodist funeral ser KIEBSATTEL---in the Jones Memorial Hospital November 22, 1963. Mary Belle Kiebsattel. She William B. Golden of Honolulu, Insured Tree Removal & Pruning. ‘Ph 273-8701. years. He participated in many scaler in logging operations in re ++ +++ Pines, Nevada County; mother of SERVICES Nevada County Narrow the Grass Valley Garage Corp. and the Placer Motor Sales for many ann rigation Gauge Railroad and Beale Air vices were held in the Bergem Banner Mountain on which the during World War Il. Funeral Chapel Dec. 4. Burial and a resident of Nevada County NEW FURNITURE court in Truckee and Leroy Wwil He was a Nevada City, and Dr. James sonof Nevada City. York Diggings Thurston, Hayward. Hewasa nanative of Little as a tive of Grass Valley aged 68 aged 85 years. He worked of Rosina Bierwagen, Chicago 503 W. Ridge Road 279-6608 . He . : Cent 1, 1963, Frank A. Wilson s owner of the Banner Mounwas the father of Judge Fosten ‘wa trict . tain Mines. He was president of Wilson of the judicial dis and Maria Quinn Taylor, His father built . the Taylor Foundry on lower Mill ny Walt Disney Taylor and his two brothers, the TheIncredible foundry after their, father's death. They designed: and built many pumps and other mechanical units for the mines of Grass Valley. ENDS TUES DAY DEC . 10 late JE. and Ed Taylor ran the _Joumey SEWING CENTER CEDAR Purity Shopping Center Grass Valley om TS THE BEST MOVE @ YOU EVER MADE E tin ag . Daves VAN 6 STO RAGE © concent MEE MES pretreat Puome 299-670" aa Geass vate 4 ‘ & STOR . uwee VAN { . GRASS WALLEY Pann TAG 2088 ji FREE ESTIMATES ee 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE PHONE 273—8781 : ‘¢ Joquiz0eq"* *1088nN oUL*’ "0% aBeq Deaths 0% ost’ "S961 “CLASSIFIED ADS s Taylor was associated WILSON ---inthe Holiday Hills ; Charle . th the Gold Star, the Golden al December ‘wi pit Hos ent esc val Street Con Walsh his . REID---in er, the Tightner Mines and ++ +++ PFAFF SEWING MACHINES AND CABINETS . REPAIRS FOR ALL MAKES Open Evenings Until Christmas