February 20, 1964 (22 pages)

nan anesesesiaene aI . Page 8 GEORGE---in theJones Memorial Hospital February 18, 1964, Eva George. She was the widow of Frank George of the George Brothers Foundry. She was the aunt of Mrs. Beatrice Bates, Mrs. Marian Drew and Ardell Irving, all of Sacramento, Clinton Holland, Grass Valley, and Charles Pinch, Antioch. She was a native of Grass Valley aged 79 years anda well known member of the community, First Baptist Cnurcn funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Feb. Als Burial was in Elm Ridge Lawn. +++ + + BELL---in Coachella, January 24, 1964, I.C. (Ike) Bell. He was the husband of Josephine, Coachella, and father of Bea Holmes, Auburn. Bell was a former Nevada . City resident and while residing here was active in the chamber of commerce and other civic ac~ tivities. He was in the real estate business and wasthe former owner of the Union Hotel and other local properties. ++4 ++ SPROHS ---in the Miners Hospital February 12, 1964, John Sprohs. He was the husband of Grace Sprohs of Nevada City; brother of Katherine McBreen, Gertrude Sprohs, Frances Thompson and Florence Tiffany, all of Capitola. He was a native of Springfield, Mo., aged 60 years. He had lived in this area for five years and was fire commissioner of the 49er Volunteer Fire Depart~ ment district. A funeral mass was mheld-in-the-St~ Ganice Catholic Church Feb. 15. Burial was in the Sierra Lawn Memorial Cemetery. .February 20, 1964. . The Nugget. . Page 8. ++ e+ + GILFILLAN ---in an automobile accident on Highway 40 near the Newcastle turnoff February Tk 1964, Robert Clayton Gilfillan of Belmont. He was the son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Clayton Gilfillan, Grass LEGAL NOTICE Deaths = FRANCIS B, DILLON Suite 500 Ochsner Building Sacramento 14, California Telephone: Gilbert 3-1955 Attorney for Petitioner No. 6557 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA _In the Matter of the Estate of “Charles H. Taylor, Deceased. NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that CLAIREB. BRULE has filed herein a Petition for Probate of the Will of the above named decedent and for issuance of Letters (T ESTTAMENTARY) thereon to said petitioner, reference to which is made for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same hasbeen set for Friday, March 6, 1964 at 9:15 a.m., in the court room of the above entitled Court, in the Court House, Nevada City, California. Dated February 10, 1964 JOHNT, TRAUNER County Clerk, By MELBAJ, POLGLASE, Deputy. Publish February 13, 20, 27, 1964. Sine. Valley; and brother of Kathleen Molina, Grass Valleys He was a native of Napa aged 22 years. He spent most of his life here and wasa football player on the local high school team and also played on the Valley All-Star Team. He served for three years with the paratroopers. He was discharged about one year ago and moved to Belmont to attend San Mateo Junior College. First Baptist funeral services were held in Hooper-Weaver Mortuary Feb. 14. Burial was in Greenwood .0.A.F. HOTTEST TRADES IN TOWN.AT YOUR FORD DEALERS AN FORD SALES, INC. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . OUR A-1 USED CARS SAVE YOU MORG HILLS FLAT Dealer ot Year Trading Rally! Memorial Gardens, Grass Valley. ++ 44+ + COURSER --in Miners Hospital February 15, 1964, Patrick. Courser. He wasthe father of Sue Fischer of Grass Valley; brother of Mrs. Olive Tierney of Concord, Mrs. Hazel McNeil of Los Angeles, Mrs. Marvel Nelson of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. Faye Lehman of OtisOrchard, Wash. ,and Richard Courser of Spokane, Wash. He was a native of Plains, Mont., aged 50 years. He was a member of the Nevada City VolGet king-size savings on our family-size Fairlane! We're celebrating the sizzling sales and scorching track record in the West! unteer Fire Department and former manager of the Nevada City Elks Club, Catholic funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel-Feb. 18. Burial was in Forest View Cemetery. ++ e+ + QUILT Y---inMiners Hospital February 16, 1964, Patrick (Pat) Quilty of Smartville. He was the husband of Thelma Quilty of Smartville, brother of Walter, and uncle of William and Thomas Quilty and Eileen Morrisy, all of Canada. He wasanative of Rocky Deaths Point, Prince Edward's Island, Canada, aged77 years. He came to this area in 1933. He worked forthe Nevada Jirigation District for 14 years. He was a member of the Smartville Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. Funeral mass was recited Feb. 19 in the Smartville Catholic Church, Burial was in the Smartville Catholic Cemetery. SanJoaquin Valley is the most industrialized agricultural area in the United States. of our '64 Fords with the hottest trades ‘Extra-high trade-in allowances on every car on the floor—and especially our '64 Fairlanes! Come early! © Full size Super-Torque Ford e Galaxie 500 pleated trim HERE’S TODAY’S BIGGEST BIG-CAR VALUE! 1964 FORD SPECIAL CUSTOM © Bright-metal exterior body trim e Special Full wheel covers—white walls As Low. As $49.95per month — after normal down payment MONEY TOO. . Page 9. The Nugget. . February 20, 1964. Page %.

nan anesesesiaene aI . Page 8 GEORGE---in theJones Memorial Hospital February 18, 1964, Eva George. She was the widow of Frank George of the George Brothers Foundry. She was the aunt of Mrs. Beatrice Bates, Mrs. Marian Drew and Ardell Irving, all of Sacramento, Clinton Holland, Grass Valley, and Charles Pinch, Antioch. She was a native of Grass Valley aged 79 years anda well known member of the community, First Baptist Cnurcn funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Feb. Als Burial was in Elm Ridge Lawn. +++ + + BELL---in Coachella, January 24, 1964, I.C. (Ike) Bell. He was the husband of Josephine, Coachella, and father of Bea Holmes, Auburn. Bell was a former Nevada . City resident and while residing here was active in the chamber of commerce and other civic ac~ tivities. He was in the real estate business and wasthe former owner of the Union Hotel and other local properties. ++4 ++ SPROHS ---in the Miners Hospital February 12, 1964, John Sprohs. He was the husband of Grace Sprohs of Nevada City; brother of Katherine McBreen, Gertrude Sprohs, Frances Thompson and Florence Tiffany, all of Capitola. He was a native of Springfield, Mo., aged 60 years. He had lived in this area for five years and was fire commissioner of the 49er Volunteer Fire Depart~ ment district. A funeral mass was mheld-in-the-St~ Ganice Catholic Church Feb. 15. Burial was in the Sierra Lawn Memorial Cemetery. .February 20, 1964. . The Nugget. . Page 8. ++ e+ + GILFILLAN ---in an automobile accident on Highway 40 near the Newcastle turnoff February Tk 1964, Robert Clayton Gilfillan of Belmont. He was the son of Mr. ‘and Mrs. Clayton Gilfillan, Grass LEGAL NOTICE Deaths = FRANCIS B, DILLON Suite 500 Ochsner Building Sacramento 14, California Telephone: Gilbert 3-1955 Attorney for Petitioner No. 6557 NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR PROBATE OF WILL SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF NEVADA _In the Matter of the Estate of “Charles H. Taylor, Deceased. NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN that CLAIREB. BRULE has filed herein a Petition for Probate of the Will of the above named decedent and for issuance of Letters (T ESTTAMENTARY) thereon to said petitioner, reference to which is made for further particulars, and that the time and place of hearing the same hasbeen set for Friday, March 6, 1964 at 9:15 a.m., in the court room of the above entitled Court, in the Court House, Nevada City, California. Dated February 10, 1964 JOHNT, TRAUNER County Clerk, By MELBAJ, POLGLASE, Deputy. Publish February 13, 20, 27, 1964. Sine.

Valley; and brother of Kathleen Molina, Grass Valleys He was a native of Napa aged 22 years. He spent most of his life here and wasa football player on the local high school team and also played on the Valley All-Star Team. He served for three years with the paratroopers. He was discharged about one year ago and moved to Belmont to attend San Mateo Junior College. First Baptist funeral services were held in Hooper-Weaver Mortuary Feb. 14. Burial was in Greenwood .0.A.F. HOTTEST TRADES IN TOWN..AT YOUR FORD DEALERS AN FORD SALES, INC. GRASS VALLEY, CALIFORNIA . OUR A-1 USED CARS SAVE YOU MORG HILLS FLAT Dealer ot Year Trading Rally! Memorial Gardens, Grass Valley. ++ 44+ + COURSER --in Miners Hospital February 15, 1964, Patrick. Courser. He wasthe father of Sue Fischer of Grass Valley; brother of Mrs. Olive Tierney of Concord, Mrs. Hazel McNeil of Los Angeles, Mrs. Marvel Nelson of Spokane, Wash., Mrs. Faye Lehman of OtisOrchard, Wash. ,and Richard Courser of Spokane, Wash. He was a native of Plains, Mont., aged 50 years. He was a member of the Nevada City VolGet king-size savings on our family-size Fairlane! We're celebrating the sizzling sales and scorching track record in the West! unteer Fire Department and former manager of the Nevada City Elks Club, Catholic funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel-Feb. 18. Burial was in Forest View Cemetery. ++ e+ + QUILT Y---inMiners Hospital February 16, 1964, Patrick (Pat) Quilty of Smartville. He was the husband of Thelma Quilty of Smartville, brother of Walter, and uncle of William and Thomas Quilty and Eileen Morrisy, all of Canada. He wasanative of Rocky Deaths Point, Prince Edward's Island, Canada, aged77 years. He came to this area in 1933. He worked forthe Nevada Jirigation District for 14 years. He was a member of the Smartville Catholic Church and the Holy Name Society. Funeral mass was recited Feb. 19 in the Smartville Catholic Church, Burial was in the Smartville Catholic Cemetery. SanJoaquin Valley is the most industrialized agricultural area in the United States. of our '64 Fords with the hottest trades ‘Extra-high trade-in allowances on every car on the floor—and especially our '64 Fairlanes! Come early! © Full size Super-Torque Ford e Galaxie 500 pleated trim HERE’S TODAY’S BIGGEST BIG-CAR VALUE! 1964 FORD SPECIAL CUSTOM © Bright-metal exterior body trim e Special Full wheel covers—white walls As Low. As $49.95per month — after normal down payment MONEY TOO. . Page 9. The Nugget.. . February 20, 1964. Page %.