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TIE INDIAN VALLEY RECORD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1951
PLUMAS
GREENVILLE, CAL,- Phene 48M
Evening Shows--7:30 P. M.
Sat. and Bun. Matineesw2=00 P. M.
News by The Indian Valley Record
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Frlday-Saturday Feb. 2-3
LEX BARKER
TARZAN AND
THE SLAVE GIRL
also
FRED GRANGER
SIDE STREET
DR. A. T. DIETLE
OPTOMETRIST
II IIIII 11111111 III II tl IlllllSt t I I
State Theatre Bldg. - Oroville
1461 Myers St. Phone 150
THEATRE
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Sunday-Monday Feb, 4-5
LUCILLE BALL
EDDIE ALBERT
THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL
The first 25 ladies coming to see
"The Fuller Brush Girl" Sunday
night will receive a free bottle of
Fuller's Debutante Toilet Water!
CLOSED ON TUESDAY
Wednesday.Thursday Feb. 7-8
DEBORAH KERR
ROBERT WAKLER
PLEASE BELIEVE ME
ESTELLE BRASHEARS
NOTARY PUBLIC
althe
INDIAN VALLEY BANK ]
INJURIES ARE FATAL
TO OLIVER M. BURT
Oliver Milton Burt, employee of
the Southern Pacific at Gerber for
31 years, died in a San Francisco
hospital January 23.
Death was the result of injuries
received when he fell on a flight of
stairs at his Gerber home Jan. 5.
He spent several days in the hos-
pital here, and five days ago, when
his condition became critical, was
taken to the Southern Pacific hos-
pital in San Francisco.
Burt was born August 16, 1886
in Kansas and has been employea
in various railroads since 1902. ]n
recent years he was a switchman
at the Gerber yards.
He was a member of the Red
Bluff Aerie of Eagles and of the
Brotherhood of Railroad Train-
men,
Burr is survived by his wife Jau- ]
nita of Gerber, two sons, Harold, [
of Sacramento, and Milton Hurt, [
and a daughter, Mrs, Harry C. [
Hendricks; a brother, Fred H. I
Burt, all of Sacramento: a brother i
H, I, PHILLIPS
Breaks the Ice
in the Cold War
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For Wisdom
V¢iHI a Chuck!e
"THE ONCE OVER'"
Everett N. Burt. of Troutsdale.
Ore., and a sister in Kansas. A
nephew Clyde O. Burr resides in
Sacramento.
Harold Butt will be remember-
ed here as assistant cashier at the
]. V. Bank for a time,
F/
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SALE ENDS, FEB. 10
II I I
-USE 0UR LAYAWAY PLAN-
LADIV.S COATS
NOV/ 1.2 PRICE
WERE 29.95 .................... : ......... NOW 1497
WERE 32.50 .............................. NOW 162s
WERE 34.05 .............................. NOW 1747
WFaE 40.9S .............................. NOW ao7
BETTER DRESSES
NOW 1.2 PRICE
WERE &95 ...................................... NOW 347
WERE 8.95 .................................... NOW 447
WERE 12.95 .................................... NOW 647
WERE 15.95 .................................... NOW 797
CHILDREN'S COT TON
C 0 h T S .......................... 1.2 PRICE D R E S S ES ........................ 1-2 PRICE
'ROUND INDIAN VALLEY
Mrs. "argaret happel,. mother [NDIANVALLEY
o Mrs. Frank Rhn. has returned
) her home n Los Angeles after
a two month' =-isit with her
daughter and fami:y in Greenville.
Russell Austin. a second mate
in the maritime service, telephoned
his mother, larguerite Austin of
Greenville, Monday to tell her he
was just home from the Korean
area and expected to make an al-
most immediate return. His ship
is engaged in carrying supplies to
that theater of operations, and he
says conditions there are plenty
rugged, Russell's home is V:!IIojo.
Sally Purcell of Crescent Mills is
under bo.ervat!on at the :3atson
Hospital this week following an
auto accident Tuesday, near Lin-
coln. in whcih the car sl]e was
driving was struck broadside by
another vehicle at an intersection.
A penalty will be added to the
cost of motor vehicle licenses next
week. it i learned. Sunday, Feb. 4,
is the day on which applications
for licenses officially tcrminat e.
hTar'aret IL'ILis lef[ yesterday o
make her home in Reno. where
her husband Stan. i c::]p!oyed.
argaret h:, hen bookkeeper at
the Setzer plant for the past ten
years and is being replace3 in th t
capacity by J V. Harris 6f Sacra-
mento. Her u]ny fricnd extend
their best wishes.
TypewrcKe:" r,:;Jons und typin 3
blanks and signs at ,',2 .co;J.
Published Every Thursday
Gnter.ed in the post office
Lreenvflle, California, as
class matter under the Act
Congress of March 3,
l'helma A. Johnson . E. N.
Owners and Publishers
Member of C.N.P.A. - N.E.A,
SUY AT 14OMElGupgort
home town and it will support
IND[AII VALLEY FUEL
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