March 5, 1964 (24 pages)

Deaths GRAVES ---in the Jones Memorial Hospital February 25, 1964, Mrs, John F. Graves of Colfax Highway. She was the aunt of R. E. McGregory of Colfax Highway, with whom she made her home. She wasa native of Pennsylvania aged 86 years. She came to Grass Valley in 1945 after the death of her husband. First Methodist Church funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Feb. 26. The body was shipped to Billings, Mont. for burial. +++ 4+ JOHNSON---in the Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital February 29, 1964, Lela Ellan Johnson of Cedar Ridge. She was the mother of Hazel Newman, San Francisco, Marguerite Bellamy, Boise, Ida., Meritt Newman, Cedar Ridge; stepmother of Marvin Newman, Idaho Falls, Ida. and aunt of Frances Cherry, Portland, Ore. She was a native of Cooper Hollow, Oregon, aged 90 years. She came to Grass Valley in 1932 and later married Alex Johnson, who died in 1940. Pastor Harry Wagner of the Cedar Ridge Community Church conducted funeral services in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Feb. 28. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. +++ +/+ DAVIES ---in Marysville February 26, 1964, Martha Davies of Marysville. She was the aunt of Amy DeSoto, Grass Valley, Stella Christenson, Nevada City, Alton and Craig Davies, Nevada City, Lionnel Davies, Foresthill, Ann Immely, Hollywood, Lloyd and Edwin Taylor, Hollywood; sister in law of Olive Davies, Nevada City. She was the sister of the late Thomas Davies, Alleghany, and the late Frank Davies, Nevada City. She was a native of Foresthill, aged78 years. Funeral services were held in Marysville and burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Nevada City. + +++ + JOHNSON ---in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital February 21, 1964, Dwayne Edwin Johnson. He was the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Marland Johnson of Grass Valley. Private First Baptist Church funeral services were con-~ ducted in Greenwood Memorial Gardens Feb. 29. Hooper-Weaver Mortuary handled the arrange~ ments. Address. Enclosed is my payment for (check One Year $4.00 .P.O. Box 612, SUBSCRIBE N New subscription Two Years $6.00 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City, California RAY MER---in the Nevada 4 Gounty -Hespital February 29, °1964, Gertrude B, Raymer. She was the mother of Carl A. Brooks, Kings Beach, Donald Raymer, «Palmer, Neb., Marguerite Mandeville, Incline Village, Phyllis Shoemarker, Spokane, Wash; sister of Mrs, Rhodella Oman, Grass Valley; grandmother of eight and great grandmother of four. She was a native of Kansas, aged 71 years. She moved to Grass Valley in 1935 with her family and she and her husband were the founders of the Brighton Street Grocery. Funeral services were held in Hooper-Weaver Mortuary March 4. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. ++ te + FREEMAN -on February 29, 1964, Loyle Freeman. He was the cousin of Retha Downey and Beth Wilson of Nevada City and Alden Austin, Cecil Austin, Leah Elkus and Vashti Merrifield of Grass Valley aged74 years. He was the first manager and developer of the Nevada County District Fair. He attended Grass Valley schools, played footballin his high school days and became one of the earlier volunteers in World War I as a member of the original Company D, California National Guard. He served tor several years as a member of the Repub-" lican Central Committee. He was one of the original organizers of the Hydraulic Mining Association of California. First Congregational Church funeral services were held in the Hooper -Weaver Mortuary March 4, Burial was in Elm Redge Lawn. +++ 4+ WILLIAMSON---in a Nevada City hospital February 28, 1964, William Stenger Williamson. He was the nephew of Mrs, Leroy Armstrong, Los Angeles. He was a native of GoldFlat aged 62 years. He wasa retired\mechanic and a veteran of World.War IL He wasa member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Masonic (Continued On Page 16) QUALITY PAINTS eeeee and Se AUTO PAINTS WIDE SELECTION OF WALLPAPERS ** ee * © Knight's Paint Store 146 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF: PHONE 273-4856 Renewal one) ___ Three Years $8.00 *g o8eg . Page 9 —————— 1033nNN 9UL** . The Nugget. . 3 Ps a) 1 + ba on ean s oo oe Fr ive} Pay Yo * So — ‘ oa fon] © () 00 ee oO a a traditional favorite because of its strudiness and durability... now with sleek Wrought Metal... lines, this quality leader in outdoor furniture has new coolness, new crispness for Spring. Sass floral design on vinyl cushion tops. rae pick ts seats that are about four inches thick and feature an innerspring filled with firm comfort Sees backs and ottoman are filled with soft shredded polyfoam, a pleasure to relax upon 7 pe. Setting $225.00 individual pieces also available Wrought Iron Dining Sets With Glass Tops LUXURY IN OUTDOOR DINING .. Table tops and chair seats feature sturdy expanded metal mesh .s.eeTable top plugged for installation of lawn umbrella if desired’ . Available in black or white enamel wrought iron. 5 po. Setting $149.50 Acpwa Nevada City Grass Valley

Deaths GRAVES ---in the Jones Memorial Hospital February 25, 1964, Mrs, John F. Graves of Colfax Highway. She was the aunt of R. E. McGregory of Colfax Highway, with whom she made her home. She wasa native of Pennsylvania aged 86 years. She came to Grass Valley in 1945 after the death of her husband. First Methodist Church funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Feb. 26. The body was shipped to Billings, Mont. for burial. +++ 4+ JOHNSON---in the Holiday Hills Convalescent Hospital February 29, 1964, Lela Ellan Johnson of Cedar Ridge. She was the mother of Hazel Newman, San Francisco, Marguerite Bellamy, Boise, Ida., Meritt Newman, Cedar Ridge; stepmother of Marvin Newman, Idaho Falls, Ida. and aunt of Frances Cherry, Portland, Ore. She was a native of Cooper Hollow, Oregon, aged 90 years. She came to Grass Valley in 1932 and later married Alex Johnson, who died in 1940. Pastor Harry Wagner of the Cedar Ridge Community Church conducted funeral services in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary Feb. 28. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens. +++ +/+ DAVIES ---in Marysville February 26, 1964, Martha Davies of Marysville. She was the aunt of Amy DeSoto, Grass Valley, Stella Christenson, Nevada City, Alton and Craig Davies, Nevada City, Lionnel Davies, Foresthill, Ann Immely, Hollywood, Lloyd and Edwin Taylor, Hollywood; sister in law of Olive Davies, Nevada City. She was the sister of the late Thomas Davies, Alleghany, and the late Frank Davies, Nevada City. She was a native of Foresthill, aged78 years. Funeral services were held in Marysville and burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery, Nevada City. + +++ + JOHNSON ---in the Sierra Nevada Memorial Hospital February 21, 1964, Dwayne Edwin Johnson. He was the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Marland Johnson of Grass Valley. Private First Baptist Church funeral services were con-~ ducted in Greenwood Memorial Gardens Feb. 29. Hooper-Weaver Mortuary handled the arrange~ ments. Address. Enclosed is my payment for (check One Year $4.00 .P.O. Box 612, SUBSCRIBE N New subscription Two Years $6.00 NEVADA COUNTY NUGGET Nevada City, California RAY MER---in the Nevada 4 Gounty -Hespital February 29, °1964, Gertrude B, Raymer. She was the mother of Carl A. Brooks, Kings Beach, Donald Raymer, «Palmer, Neb., Marguerite Mandeville, Incline Village, Phyllis Shoemarker, Spokane, Wash; sister of Mrs, Rhodella Oman, Grass Valley; grandmother of eight and great grandmother of four. She was a native of Kansas, aged 71 years. She moved to Grass Valley in 1935 with her family and she and her husband were the founders of the Brighton Street Grocery. Funeral services were held in Hooper-Weaver Mortuary March 4. Burial was in Greenwood Memorial Gardens.

++ te + FREEMAN -on February 29, 1964, Loyle Freeman. He was the cousin of Retha Downey and Beth Wilson of Nevada City and Alden Austin, Cecil Austin, Leah Elkus and Vashti Merrifield of Grass Valley aged74 years. He was the first manager and developer of the Nevada County District Fair. He attended Grass Valley schools, played footballin his high school days and became one of the earlier volunteers in World War I as a member of the original Company D, California National Guard. He served tor several years as a member of the Repub-" lican Central Committee. He was one of the original organizers of the Hydraulic Mining Association of California. First Congregational Church funeral services were held in the Hooper -Weaver Mortuary March 4, Burial was in Elm Redge Lawn. +++ 4+ WILLIAMSON---in a Nevada City hospital February 28, 1964, William Stenger Williamson. He was the nephew of Mrs, Leroy Armstrong, Los Angeles. He was a native of GoldFlat aged 62 years. He wasa retired\mechanic and a veteran of World.War IL He wasa member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars, the Masonic (Continued On Page 16) QUALITY PAINTS eeeee and Se AUTO PAINTS WIDE SELECTION OF WALLPAPERS ** ee * © Knight's Paint Store 146 MILL STREET GRASS VALLEY, CALIF: PHONE 273-4856 Renewal one) ___ Three Years $8.00 *g o8eg . Page 9 —————— 1033nNN 9UL** . The Nugget. . 3 Ps a) 1 + ba on ean s oo oe Fr ive} Pay Yo * So — ‘ oa fon] © () 00 ee oO a a traditional favorite because of its strudiness and durability..... now with sleek Wrought Metal..... lines, this quality leader in outdoor furniture has new coolness, new crispness for Spring. Sass floral design on vinyl cushion tops. rae pick ts seats that are about four inches thick and feature an innerspring filled with firm comfort Sees backs and ottoman are filled with soft shredded polyfoam, a pleasure to relax upon 7 pe. Setting $225.00 individual pieces also available Wrought Iron Dining Sets With Glass Tops LUXURY IN OUTDOOR DINING .... Table tops and chair seats feature sturdy expanded metal mesh .s.eeTable top plugged for installation of lawn umbrella if desired’ . Available in black or white enamel wrought iron. 5 po. Setting $149.50 Acpwa Nevada City Grass Valley