May 22, 1963 (10 pages)

= on mst oie} Sepa x eS Se ‘y = f we ha ” Judging & iT EASY DOES IT---The young lady at left backs her horse for Nevada County NUGGET. .Wednesday, May a Rt. At 4H Fair e %, wt judge Felicia Schaps (center) during the junior horse showmanship section of the 4H Fair. With the judging book is Marilyn Gates, Spring Hill Club. MAGGIE BELLE---Is the name of Chris Bousfield's Southdown cross lamb which won hera blue ribbon at the 4H Fair. Chris is a first year member of the Nevada City SERRE SPRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLERS 70 Choose From HOLD STILL---Terry Meekins, Banner 4H, takes a tight grip on the Suffolk ram she showed during the Round-Robin event at Saturday's 4H Fair held at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Flag Raising (Ceremony In Auburn AUBURN ---A flag raising ceremony willbe held at the District Fair Grounds in Auburn, Sunday at 2 p.m. under the auspices of the Emigrant Trail Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with the cooperation of Richard W. Townsend Post 84 of the American Legion of Auburn. The guest speaker of the event will be Mrs. Paul A. Roth, State Flag Chairman of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Those attendinf from Nevada City will be Mrs. Raphael J. Polk and Mrs. Stanley A. Sanders fromi the CaptainJohn Oldham Chapter of Nevada City. The public is cordially invited to attend the ceremony. A cotton shirt costs more to be laundered once than the farmer gets for the cotton. ‘WEEKS --in Charles Weeks. His bodf was found in his home May 20, 1963, when his office staff became alarmed at “his failure to appear for work. He apparently had been dead since sometime Saturday or Sunday. He had previous heart attacks and had attached the oxygen mask but had not succeeded . in obtaining sufficient treatment. Hewasthe brother of Arthur Weeks of New Hampshire. He was a native of New Hampshire aged 51 years. Hewas the civil defense coordinator of Nevada County and commander of a Veterans of Foreign War Post and a former American Legion postcommander. Funeral services were held in Hooper Weaver Mortuary at 2 p.m. May 22. eeoce MA YER--in a Nevada City hospital May 17, 1963, Claude A. Mayer. He was the husband of Annie Mayer of Grass Valley. He wasa native of Missouri aged 73 and a two week resident of Grass Valley. Hooper Weaver Mortuary was in charge of funeral services. eeeee WIENER--in Grass Valley May 16, 1963, Mrs. Rose Wiener, She wasthe mother of Mrs. Thedore: Niehaus with whom she was visiting at the time of her death, Sister Mary Christine of the Holy Spirit Convent, and Ferdinand Wiener, both of St. Cloud, Minn,, and Mrs, Joseph Niehaus, Otto Wiener, Adolph Wiener and Mrs, Edward Feidler, all of Sauk Centre; and sister of Mrs. Martha Akers of West minister Calif, and Mrs, Fred Brandis of Missoula, Mont., and Frank Treitel of Bowlus, Minn. She was a native of North Prairie, Minn., aged 80 years. A rosary was said May 17 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel, The body was sent to Sauk Center, Minn., for services and burial. eeee6 HARRY--in Santa Rosa May 17, 1963, Leila May Harry. She was the sister of Harry Odgers of Mariposa; mother of Dorothy Andrews of Santa Rosa; and sister of Edith Rosewall of Oakland, Mary Kitts of Salinas, and Nellie Kruger of Oroville. She was a native of Nevada City aged 86 years anda lifetime resident of the community. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel May 20. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. eeees8 DUSECHI---in a Nevada City hospital May 17, 1963, Lillian Dusechi. The only known survivor is a brother James Dusechi of San Luis Obispo. She was a native of Gaston, Nevada County, now a ghost town, aged 57 years. She later lived many years in Nevada City. Bergemann Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements, e@eesse HOCKING ---in the Miners Hospital in Nevada City, May 14, 1963, William J. Hocking. He was the husband of Nellie H. Hocking of Grass Valley; father of Margaret L. Sym of West Sacramento, Jaunice Lee of Fremont; and brother of Eileen Morton of Grass Valley, and Muriel Tsvetkoff of San Francisco, He was a native of England aged 64 years. He was a reFe empire Star miner and Xo a sesident of Grass Valley since 1915, He was a mem-— beg of the Odd Fellows, the Order of Foresters, andthe Grass Valley Volunteer Fire Department. Funeralservices were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel May 15. _ -@ese08 BOWLE---in her car near Grass Valley, May 20, 1963, Mrs, Barbara Bowle of Sacramento. She apparently took her own life by inhaling carbon monoxide, Undersheriff Frank Gallino said the body was found on a side road with a length of hose connected to the inside of the car. She is survived by a husband Louis Bowle, also of Sacramento. The body was taken to Sacramento for funeral arrangements. ‘ eeeoes ALLEN --in the Jones Memorial Hospital May 19, 1963, Ora Woods Allen. She wasthe sister of Mrs. Walter Spidell of Colusa and the twin sister of Mrs, Ida M, Roth of Sacramento. She was anative of Woodland aged 74 years. She wasa retired employe of the Grass Valley post office andthe widow of Charles Allen, a mining man. She retired after 40 years of postal service. She wasa member of the Native Daughters, Companions of theForest of Woodland, and a charter member of the Rebekah Lodge of Winters and the Business and Professional Womens Club of Grass Valley. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary May 22. e@eees CHESTNUT ---in a Nevada City hospital May 19, 1963, CalebR. Chestnut. He was a native of Tennessee aged 91 years, He wasa resident of the Chicago Park area 43 years, Hooper Weaver Mortuary was in charge of funeral arrangements. eeees8 WHEELER+--in his Grass Valley home May 18, 1963, CarlS, Wheeler, He was the husband of Marie M. Wheeler of Grass Valley; and brother of Maude Senseney and Mack Wheeler, both of Reno. He was a native of Reno aged 78 years and a member of the Nevada Lodge of Elks, Walton Funeral Chapel in Reno was in charge of services and burial. eeees6 SIRAGO---inher home in Grass Valley May 16, 1963, Lucille Sirago. She was the wife of William Sirago of Grass Valley; mother of Joan Sirago of Grass Valley; daughter of Mrs, Bambie . Conte of Denver and sister of © John, George and William . yConte, Mary Colas, Elsie , Kerbey, Julia Weltzheimer, . Lorraine Conte and Elaine Morgan, all of Denver, and Virginia Brigantem of Albequerque, NM. She was a native of Denver, Colo. aged 43 years and a resident of Grass Valley seven years. Services and burial were in Culver City. Wildl M e Wen LARKSPUR or GLAUCOUS ROCK Y MOUNTAIN LARKSPUR 22, 1963..Page 3 by Lillian Mott Crow foot Slender stalks of larkspur densely liant purple -blue or sky~-blue flowers, bright color on our wooded slopes or in open fields of the lower elevations. Many species and colors of larkspur are found in California but this one is the most commonly found here and may be found at some locations from early spring to late summer, It greatly resembles our cultivated larkspurs and grows from one to three feet tall, The common name derives from the resemblance ~ _of the upper sepal to the spur of a bird but the giver of ‘the scientific name thought that the buds resembled dol" iphins as pictured in decorative art of ancient times, so . applied the Greek word meaning little dolphin. Family lustered with brilmake pinnacles of Delphinium scopulorum i glaucum Felicia Schaps To Speak On Trip — To Argentina GRASS VALLEY ---Nevada \County's first International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, Felicia Schaps, will report to area residents at a meeting sponsored by the Nevada County 4H Council tomorrow night. Miss Schaps will share her experiences of six months in Argentina living with six families there at 8 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. All residents are invited tohear her talk and view her Fischer Moves To Tahoe From Modoc Forest NEVADA CIT Y---T ahoe National Forest Supervisor, H. E, Branagh, announced today the transfer and promotion of Administrative Officer Roger S, Fischer of the Modoc National Forest to the position of Administrative Officer, Tahoe National Forest, Since joining the Forest Service in 1957, Fischer has served in various administrative positions on the Coronado, Nebraska, Angeles and Modoc National Forests. “These various work assignments have well qualified Fischer for the position of the Tahoe National Forest, " Supervisor Branagh stated. Fischer has purchased a . home in the Grass Valley‘Nevada City area and will move with his wife and five children, of Administrative Officer of iPayless ON HWY BETWEEN GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY Open Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p,m, ‘American Legion Sets Installation GRASS VALLEY ---The Hague-Thomas-Hegearty Post 130 American Legion will install newly elected officers Saturday evening in the Grass Valley Veterans . Memorial Building. Why Pay More? Expert, Sanitary Dry Cleaning . At Prices You Can Afford Pants or Skirts, cleaned and pressed. .. Suits, Dresses, Coats, 2-pc Uniforms Jackets, Sweaters Coveralls. 2 ys Pee sah tsy White Dress Shirts, laundered.and boxed Khaki Pants, washed and starched ‘slides, Light refreshments will be served, . Scholarships Announced NEVADA CIT Y ---Four scholarships were announced fast night by the directors of the William and Mary Ghidotti Foundation in Nevada City. An annual award by the Ghidotti family, the awards went to a student in each of the four years of college. Students who received the awards were: Gregory Mott, first year student at Westmont College at Santa Barbara; Jana Prestenback, second year student atthe University of California; Patricia Osborn, third year student at the University of Pacific; and Stephen Ayala, fourth year student at St. Marys College. Directors of the foundation include A,E, Holland, Sacramento attorney; W illardRose, Nevada City bank manager; and Stanley H. Halls, Nevada City insurance agent. Po Bary ae Ta a er ee ek ee er) oe we we 6 Cae ese oe eo 8 8 we 8 8 ee 8 8 Cleaners Fan DA ey * 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE THE BEST MOVE GQVCSNAN & STORAGE @ you ever mae ‘ FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 273—8781 of benefits! 316 Broad Street : Phone 265-4586. IF HOSPITAL BILLS WIPE OUT YOUR INCOME CPS individual and family coverage is now available through our offices--Let us give you complete details on this superior program. Worldwide protection. Noclaim forms for service benefits. No cancellation of coverage because.of age, physical condition, use Don't wait until you need it to determine if you are safely covered. Get in touch with us today. Nevada City, P. O. Box 66 4 » SPRING CLEANING TIME! To make light work of your Spring Cleaning check all your needs below and pick them up here. We have all the handy helpers to lighten every chore. ( ) Ammonia ( .) Furniture Polish ( ) Furniture Wax + ( ) Sponges( ) Brushes ( ) Moth Preventives -( ) Wax Remover (.-) Shelf Papers ( ) Mops ( ) Scouring Powders ( ) Oven Cleaners ~( ) Rust Remover() Paper Towels ( ) Broom -( ) Rubber Gloves -( ) Scratch Remover Ask For Your * S & H Green Stamps SUDDENLY IT’S Broad Street, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valley~

= on mst oie} Sepa x eS Se ‘y = f we ha ” Judging & iT EASY DOES IT---The young lady at left backs her horse for Nevada County NUGGET.. .Wednesday, May a Rt. At 4H Fair e %, wt judge Felicia Schaps (center) during the junior horse showmanship section of the 4H Fair. With the judging book is Marilyn Gates, Spring Hill Club. MAGGIE BELLE---Is the name of Chris Bousfield's Southdown cross lamb which won hera blue ribbon at the 4H Fair. Chris is a first year member of the Nevada City SERRE SPRING WATER DELIVERED IN 5 GAL. BOTTLES MODERN COOLERS 70 Choose From HOLD STILL---Terry Meekins, Banner 4H, takes a tight grip on the Suffolk ram she showed during the Round-Robin event at Saturday's 4H Fair held at the Nevada County Fairgrounds. Flag Raising (Ceremony In Auburn AUBURN ---A flag raising ceremony willbe held at the District Fair Grounds in Auburn, Sunday at 2 p.m. under the auspices of the Emigrant Trail Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution with the cooperation of Richard W. Townsend Post 84 of the American Legion of Auburn. The guest speaker of the event will be Mrs. Paul A. Roth, State Flag Chairman of the Daughters of the American Revolution. Those attendinf from Nevada City will be Mrs. Raphael J. Polk and Mrs. Stanley A. Sanders fromi the CaptainJohn Oldham Chapter of Nevada City. The public is cordially invited to attend the ceremony. A cotton shirt costs more to be laundered once than the farmer gets for the cotton. ‘WEEKS --in Charles Weeks. His bodf was found in his home May 20, 1963, when his office staff became alarmed at “his failure to appear for work. He apparently had been dead since sometime Saturday or Sunday. He had previous heart attacks and had attached the oxygen mask but had not succeeded . in obtaining sufficient treatment. Hewasthe brother of Arthur Weeks of New Hampshire. He was a native of New Hampshire aged 51 years. Hewas the civil defense coordinator of Nevada County and commander of a Veterans of Foreign War Post and a former American Legion postcommander. Funeral services were held in Hooper Weaver Mortuary at 2 p.m. May 22. eeoce MA YER--in a Nevada City hospital May 17, 1963, Claude A. Mayer. He was the husband of Annie Mayer of Grass Valley. He wasa native of Missouri aged 73 and a two week resident of Grass Valley. Hooper Weaver Mortuary was in charge of funeral services. eeeee WIENER--in Grass Valley May 16, 1963, Mrs. Rose Wiener, She wasthe mother of Mrs. Thedore: Niehaus with whom she was visiting at the time of her death, Sister Mary Christine of the Holy Spirit Convent, and Ferdinand Wiener, both of St. Cloud, Minn,, and Mrs, Joseph Niehaus, Otto Wiener, Adolph Wiener and Mrs, Edward Feidler, all of Sauk Centre; and sister of Mrs. Martha Akers of West minister Calif, and Mrs, Fred Brandis of Missoula, Mont., and Frank Treitel of Bowlus, Minn. She was a native of North Prairie, Minn., aged 80 years. A rosary was said May 17 in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel, The body was sent to Sauk Center, Minn., for services and burial. eeee6 HARRY--in Santa Rosa May 17, 1963, Leila May Harry. She was the sister of Harry Odgers of Mariposa; mother of Dorothy Andrews of Santa Rosa; and sister of Edith Rosewall of Oakland, Mary Kitts of Salinas, and Nellie Kruger of Oroville. She was a native of Nevada City aged 86 years anda lifetime resident of the community. Funeral services were held in the Bergemann Funeral Chapel May 20. Burial was in Pine Grove Cemetery. eeees8 DUSECHI---in a Nevada City hospital May 17, 1963, Lillian Dusechi. The only known survivor is a brother James Dusechi of San Luis Obispo. She was a native of Gaston, Nevada County, now a ghost town, aged 57 years. She later lived many years in Nevada City. Bergemann Funeral Chapel was in charge of arrangements, e@eesse HOCKING ---in the Miners Hospital in Nevada City, May 14, 1963, William J. Hocking. He was the husband of Nellie H. Hocking of Grass Valley; father of Margaret L. Sym of West Sacramento, Jaunice Lee of Fremont; and brother of Eileen Morton of Grass Valley, and Muriel Tsvetkoff of San Francisco, He was a native of England aged 64 years. He was a reFe empire Star miner and Xo a sesident of Grass Valley since 1915, He was a mem-— beg of the Odd Fellows, the Order of Foresters, andthe Grass Valley Volunteer Fire Department. Funeralservices were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary chapel May 15. _ -@ese08 BOWLE---in her car near Grass Valley, May 20, 1963, Mrs, Barbara Bowle of Sacramento. She apparently took her own life by inhaling carbon monoxide, Undersheriff Frank Gallino said the body was found on a side road with a length of hose connected to the inside of the car. She is survived by a husband Louis Bowle, also of Sacramento. The body was taken to Sacramento for funeral arrangements. ‘ eeeoes ALLEN --in the Jones Memorial Hospital May 19, 1963, Ora Woods Allen. She wasthe sister of Mrs. Walter Spidell of Colusa and the twin sister of Mrs, Ida M, Roth of Sacramento. She was anative of Woodland aged 74 years. She wasa retired employe of the Grass Valley post office andthe widow of Charles Allen, a mining man. She retired after 40 years of postal service. She wasa member of the Native Daughters, Companions of theForest of Woodland, and a charter member of the Rebekah Lodge of Winters and the Business and Professional Womens Club of Grass

Valley. Funeral services were held in the Hooper Weaver Mortuary May 22. e@eees CHESTNUT ---in a Nevada City hospital May 19, 1963, CalebR. Chestnut. He was a native of Tennessee aged 91 years, He wasa resident of the Chicago Park area 43 years, Hooper Weaver Mortuary was in charge of funeral arrangements. eeees8 WHEELER+--in his Grass Valley home May 18, 1963, CarlS, Wheeler, He was the husband of Marie M. Wheeler of Grass Valley; and brother of Maude Senseney and Mack Wheeler, both of Reno. He was a native of Reno aged 78 years and a member of the Nevada Lodge of Elks, Walton Funeral Chapel in Reno was in charge of services and burial. eeees6 SIRAGO---inher home in Grass Valley May 16, 1963, Lucille Sirago. She was the wife of William Sirago of Grass Valley; mother of Joan Sirago of Grass Valley; daughter of Mrs, Bambie . Conte of Denver and sister of © John, George and William . yConte, Mary Colas, Elsie , Kerbey, Julia Weltzheimer, . Lorraine Conte and Elaine Morgan, all of Denver, and Virginia Brigantem of Albequerque, NM. She was a native of Denver, Colo. aged 43 years and a resident of Grass Valley seven years. Services and burial were in Culver City. Wildl M e Wen LARKSPUR or GLAUCOUS ROCK Y MOUNTAIN LARKSPUR 22, 1963...Page 3 by Lillian Mott Crow foot Slender stalks of larkspur densely liant purple -blue or sky~-blue flowers, bright color on our wooded slopes or in open fields of the lower elevations. Many species and colors of larkspur are found in California but this one is the most commonly found here and may be found at some locations from early spring to late summer, It greatly resembles our cultivated larkspurs and grows from one to three feet tall, The common name derives from the resemblance ~ _of the upper sepal to the spur of a bird but the giver of ‘the scientific name thought that the buds resembled dol" iphins as pictured in decorative art of ancient times, so . applied the Greek word meaning little dolphin. Family lustered with brilmake pinnacles of Delphinium scopulorum i glaucum Felicia Schaps To Speak On Trip — To Argentina GRASS VALLEY ---Nevada \County's first International Farm Youth Exchange delegate, Felicia Schaps, will report to area residents at a meeting sponsored by the Nevada County 4H Council tomorrow night. Miss Schaps will share her experiences of six months in Argentina living with six families there at 8 p.m. at the Veterans Memorial Building in Grass Valley. All residents are invited tohear her talk and view her Fischer Moves To Tahoe From Modoc Forest NEVADA CIT Y---T ahoe National Forest Supervisor, H. E, Branagh, announced today the transfer and promotion of Administrative Officer Roger S, Fischer of the Modoc National Forest to the position of Administrative Officer, Tahoe National Forest, Since joining the Forest Service in 1957, Fischer has served in various administrative positions on the Coronado, Nebraska, Angeles and Modoc National Forests. “These various work assignments have well qualified Fischer for the position of the Tahoe National Forest, " Supervisor Branagh stated. Fischer has purchased a . home in the Grass Valley‘Nevada City area and will move with his wife and five children, of Administrative Officer of iPayless ON HWY BETWEEN GRASS VALLEY AND NEVADA CITY Open Monday through Saturday, 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p,m, ‘American Legion Sets Installation GRASS VALLEY ---The Hague-Thomas-Hegearty Post 130 American Legion will install newly elected officers Saturday evening in the Grass Valley Veterans . Memorial Building. Why Pay More? Expert, Sanitary Dry Cleaning . At Prices You Can Afford Pants or Skirts, cleaned and pressed. ... Suits, Dresses, Coats, 2-pc Uniforms Jackets, Sweaters Coveralls. 2 ys Pee sah tsy White Dress Shirts, laundered.and boxed Khaki Pants, washed and starched ‘slides, Light refreshments will be served, . Scholarships Announced NEVADA CIT Y ---Four scholarships were announced fast night by the directors of the William and Mary Ghidotti Foundation in Nevada City. An annual award by the Ghidotti family, the awards went to a student in each of the four years of college. Students who received the awards were: Gregory Mott, first year student at Westmont College at Santa Barbara; Jana Prestenback, second year student atthe University of California; Patricia Osborn, third year student at the University of Pacific; and Stephen Ayala, fourth year student at St. Marys College. Directors of the foundation include A,E, Holland, Sacramento attorney; W illardRose, Nevada City bank manager; and Stanley H. Halls, Nevada City insurance agent. Po Bary ae Ta a er ee ek ee er) oe we we 6 Cae ese oe eo 8 8 we 8 8 ee 8 8 Cleaners Fan DA ey * 20 YEARS EXPERIENCE THE BEST MOVE GQVCSNAN & STORAGE @ you ever mae ‘ FREE ESTIMATES PHONE 273—8781 of benefits! 316 Broad Street : Phone 265-4586. IF HOSPITAL BILLS WIPE OUT YOUR INCOME CPS individual and family coverage is now available through our offices--Let us give you complete details on this superior program. Worldwide protection. Noclaim forms for service benefits. No cancellation of coverage because.of age, physical condition, use Don't wait until you need it to determine if you are safely covered. Get in touch with us today. Nevada City, P. O. Box 66 4 » SPRING CLEANING TIME! To make light work of your Spring Cleaning check all your needs below and pick them up here. We have all the handy helpers to lighten every chore. ( ) Ammonia ( .) Furniture Polish ( ) Furniture Wax + ( ) Sponges( ) Brushes ( ) Moth Preventives -( ) Wax Remover (.-) Shelf Papers ( ) Mops ( ) Scouring Powders ( ) Oven Cleaners ~( ) Rust Remover() Paper Towels ( ) Broom -( ) Rubber Gloves -( ) Scratch Remover Ask For Your * S & H Green Stamps SUDDENLY IT’S Broad Street, Nevada City Main Street, Grass Valley~