anaheim-bulletin 1955-07-15

Second Largest Class in New Citizens Represent Almost Every City in County at Swearing-In Rites SANTA ANA (OCNS)—One hundred and eight-four Orange County residents today began their glorious adventure as naturalized United States citizens after swearing in ceremonies Wednesday afternoon. Superior Court Judge Franklin G. West swore in the class, second largest in Orange County, history, at the Santa Ana Christian church. Headed by a long list from Mexico the group included persons from Japan, Russia, France, Germany, Latvia, Iran, Canada, Portugal, England, Estonia, Italy, the Netherlands, Lithuania and Austria. Exemplifying the determination on the part of the class to gain the coveted citizenship was Rajmuno Janes Struckels, 412½ Fernleaf, Corona del Mar, who changed his name to Raymond Janes Struckel. The former Yugoslavia native was operated on only a few days before the class was to receive its oath. Struckels, pale and drawn, was up front Wednesday. Judge West gave the oath of citizenship to these residents, most of whom wore smiles: Anaheim Citizens Anaheim: Innes Alexander Bishop, Alfred Allen White, Maria Teresa Rickets, Vivi Roomssaar, Lorenzo Castro Beas, Thomas Orr Morton, Manuel Hurtado, August Litz, Asuncion Veyna, Carmen Arriola Diaz, Marcellina Gomez, Fernando Flores, Jose Mora Castillo, Pablo Castillo, Clara Martinez Cabral, Pablo Torres Barron, Augustino Rucada, Ambrocio Martinez, Shozabura Ishii, Adad Flackstein, Santa María Marrinez, Sadie Hernandez, Lorenso Reynoso, Vincentte Yniguez, Macario Pena, Hana Kawai, Maria Yniguez, Esperanza Barraza, Jacinto Lopez Chavez, Erika Minna Clasen, Patrick Norman Glover, and Rosa Munoz. Brea: Juan Rosales, Virginia Ruiz, and Fiamma Prichard. Buena Park: Ermina Martin, Schoehei Mori (name changed to James Masatoshi Mori), Cornellia Devries (name changed to Case Devries), Trinidad Lorenzo Villegas, Geertruida Lucretia Pikso, Wilhelm Pikso, Arle Teunis Verkaik, Lucretia Johanna Verkalik, Maria McClain, Tomi Morlid, and Leonard Delgadillo. Garden Grove: Theodoro Cumait Eban, Mike Gill, Margaret Arnold Moir, Norman Clark Moir, Pese Werbovski (name changed to Pauline Webin), Shigeo Tabata (name changed to William Shiego Tabata), Frances Enid Dufort, Tadao Matsunaga (name changed to James Tadao Matsunaga), Elka Eliaskevic (named changed to Elka Ellison), Morris Eliaskevic (name changed to Morris Ellison), William Ernest Downsworth, Antoinette Hurtado, and Esther Rodarte. Placentia Group Placentia: Ysidro Ortis Colorsano, Victoria Hernandez Rangel, Graciela Huerta Martinez. Frank Ramirez, and Martin Pez. Others receiving their citations were: Zefernia Martinez, Tuila Emiko Takada, Westminster Antoinette Glass, El Toro; chor Vargas, Santa Ana; Minno Tores Praciado, Santa Ana; Ana; William Gwynne, Santa Ana; Jane Doro Clemente, Santa Ana; Keichi Yamashita, Santa Ana; Linda Simmons, Fuller Irene Mitrofan Technernojja (name changed to Irene Onyaron), Santa Ana; Wladach Tacherno Jarow (Wladach Chernoynorow); Burnett Maxolten; Santa Ana; Pedro Machio; Santa; Theodora L Crowley; San Clemente; Carolta Garcia, Santa Ella Garcia, Fullerton; Galaviz Valdez, Santa Cornellia Byrant; Costa Ernna Volf, Santa Ana; Four Galleros, Santa Ana; Charge Mae Fulmore, Orange; An Artinez, Fullerton; Pedro Avides, Santa Ana; Julia Pivdes, Santa Ana; Rafael Flecha Santa Ana; Ygnacio Ocan Santa Ana; Leonarda Carota Santa Ana; Karen Mary Canton; Santa Ana; Martinianco veros; La Habra. Represent Cities Enriqueta Rubio, Santa Carmen Macias Valdez; PLoya, Santa Ana; Maria Guez, Santa Ana; Margare Mejlia, La Habra; Jennie treras, Fullerton; Salvador varrubias; Radacia Lucio Edda Santa Ana; Martin Da Burrell; Orange; Marcelo Siiga Santa Ana; Gavin Galvrz Pac Laguna Beach; Esther P Sanchez; San Juan Capistrano. Hello---Neighbor Welcome to--- Anaheim Disneyland MID-SUMMER SALE! CAMPING EQUIPMENT Dacron Sleep Bass $10.95 Ground Cloths 2.98 Pup Tents 5.95 Plastic Air Matt 2.88 Coleman Stove 1 burner 11.95 Coleman Lant. 11.95 & 13.95 Rear Room Tent, size 10'x12½' 55.95 FISHING and SWIM EQUIPMENT Bait Cast Rods 1.77 Jr. Swim Fins 1.98 Sr. Swim Fins 2.98 Swim Mask .98 Swim Goggle .49 Monofil Line 4 lb. test .49 Spinning Rods 3.44 Spinning Reels 4.95 Jr. Swim Fins 1.98 Sr. Swim Fins 2.98 Swim Mask .98 Swim Goggle .49 Monofil Line 4 lb. test .49 Spinning Rods 3.44 Spinning Reels 4.95 PRECISION TOOLS Micrometers 5.95 Helios Ven. Calip. 10.95 Miller Falls Inside Microm 14.95 Sighting Level 2.49 CLOTHING Men's Charcoal Slacks 3.98 Levis 3.45 & 3.65 Khaki Shirts 1.98 Khaki Pants 2.98 Work Sox 4 pr. 1.00 Dress Sox 3 pr. 1.00 Swim Trunks 2.98 We rent camping equipment, stoves, lanterns, sleeping bags, air mattresses and bags ANAHEIM ARMY & NAVY STORE 114 East Center Street KE 5-7835 "Headquarters for Foam Rubber" Pass in History of County Receive Mark Ramirez, and Martin Lokers receiving their citizenment were: Fernia Martinez, Tustin; Mo. Takada, Westminster; Minette Glass, El Toro; MelVargas, Santa Ana; MaxiTores Praciado, Santa Ana; Ma Ada Gwynne, Santa William Gwynne, Santa Jane Doro Clement, Santa Keichi Yamashita, Santa Linda Simmons, Fullerton; Mitrofan Technnerojarow change to Irene Cherron), Santa Ana; Wladimir Merino Jarrow (Wladimir merino Jarrow) Burnett Max Bolson, Santa Ana; Pedro Calio, Santa; Theodora Luise ley, San Clemente; Protola Garcia, Santa Ana; García, Fullerton; Juan Vizvaldez, Santa Ana; Bella Byrant, Costa Mesa; Volf, Santa Ana; Fortino eros, Santa Ana; Chargotte Fullmore, Orange; Angela Niez, Fullerton; Pedro Benses, Santa Ana; Julia Benses, Santa Ana; Santa Ana; Ygnacio Ocampo, Ana; Leonarda Castro, Ana; Karen Mary CharliSanta Ana; Martiniano Visla, La Habra. Represent Cities Riqueta Rubio, Santa Ana; Ben Macias Valdez; Pedro Santa Ana; Rafael Flores, Ana; Ygnacio Ocampo, Ana; Leonarda Castro, Ana; Karen Mary CharliSanta Ana; Martiniano Visla, La Habra. Represent Cities Riqueta Rubio, Santa Ana; Ben Macias Valdez; Pedro Santa Ana; Rafael Flores, Ana; Ygnacio Ocampo, Ana; Leonarda Castro, Ana; Karen Mary CharliSanta Ana; Martiniano Visla, La Habra. Name Changes Mary Mejia, La Habra; Ann Mavedonia Felix, Santa Ana; Bartolo Munoz, Santa Ana. Consuelo Medina Juarez, Santa Ana; Ruby Roberts Calzada, Santa Ana; Lucina Prieto Duron, Santa Ana; Pauline Medina Palowmino, Santa Ana. Rajmund Janes Strukels (name changed to Raymond Janes Struckels), Corona Del Mar; Galletano Rangel, Westminister; Florencia Serna Aguinaga, Santa Ana; Guadalupe Loya, Santa Ana; Reguglio Padilla (name changed to Cuca Padilla), Fullerton; Joseph Carlos, Newport Beach; Jeannie Frazer Barr, Costa Mesa; Enrique Aguinaldo Magarro (name changed to Henry Aguinaldo Magarro), Santa Ana. Maria Lopez Jaques, Santa Ana; Albino Garcia, Santa Ana; Felicitas Gusman Alejandro, Orange; Frank Douglas Whitmore, Santa Ana; Juana Molina Marques, Fullerton; Margretta Gee, Laguna Beach; Michelle Antoinette McCoy, Fullerton; Cipriana Peralta, Santa Ana; Enedine Moreno, Fullerton; Guadalupe Gonzales Villaobos, Santa Ana; Abraham Zuniga, La Habra; Mildred Grace Wells, Laguna Beach. Sara Sanchez, Fullerton; Yae Mukai, Huntington Beach; Santiago Ramírez, La Habra; Manuela Ybarra, Santa Ana; Hide-mitsu Makauchi, Westminster; Patricia Phenelapha Galey, Fullerton; Ysabel Osuna, Fullerton; Charles Vincent Pickup, Newport Beach; Harry Churo Muksi, Huntington Beach; Shiochi Terada, Santa Ana; Miguel Loya, Santa Ana; Franvisco Mendoza, Santa Ana. Dorothy Floren, Costa Mesa; Rafael Hernandez, Sasta Ana; Jesus Marquez, Fullerton; Rosa De La Riva, Santa Ana; Ragaela Juana Negrete (name changed to Yolanda Juanita Negrete), Fullerton; Maria Ollva, Fullerton; Manuel Gachupin, Santa Ana; Amador Castillo, Fullerton; Severa Guzman; Margarete Greek, Santa Ana; Augustine Ursua, Santa Ana; Zeferina Andrade, Santa Ana. Ernest Nacif, Orange; Janis Edgara Bernsteno, Huntington Beach; Darla Mendez, Santa Ana; Refa Tunstall, Santa Anna; Alfreds Pauls Kalnozola, Santa Ana; Barbara Joan Moore, Laguna Beach; George Raymond Allington, Costa Mesa; Ralph Victor Rosborough, San Clemente; Lillian Maud Pennell, San Clemente; Victor Ramirez, Santa Ana; Jakop Zandstra, Santa Ana; Jetake Nina Zandstra, Santa Ana. Atwood Resident Margarito Vela, Westminster; Felicitas Ramirez, Fullertion; Santigo Vasquez, Orange; Lauretto Grazielle Atkinson, Seal Beach; Keto Nishino,Huntington Beach; Jules Leon Pegot, San Clemente; Jesus Cisneros, Atwood; Augistina Flores,Santa Ana; Petronella Van Rooyen,Santa Ana;s Jacob Van Rooyen,Santa Ana;s John Alexander Nakhosteen,Laguna Beach,Mollie Locke,Orange; Delores Christy,Long Beach; Charles Gilliam,Los Alamitos. If It's News You'll See It In The Anaheim Bulletin Mr. and Mrs. Norman 21104 Underhill Ave. pleasantly surprised a group of relatives called honoring the Plante's seventh wedding and which was July 3. They brought with them the ments and several gifts couple. Those attending Mr. and Mrs. Ernest PlanteLucille from Anaheima,Mrs. Omer Plante and from Pasadena,and Ms. Plante of Anaheima. Jim Brown visited 18 cents and sister,the Browns，125 North Plane Ave., last weekend.H the Kent County,LStationed in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald have sold their home to Ward Terrace to Mr. H. Clapp.The Fagan family leave some time before of July for Norfolk.V they expect to make the Fagan,a chief radioman U.S.Navy,has been red to Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Shephard and four others，2116 East Center returned July 4 from day vacation trip to Colo. While in Greele attended a family whereat they were FUN in the large economy si Surprising, how little it takes to put this big dreamboat in your way for keeps. And your dollars couldn’t begin to buy pleasure anywhere else. Here’s beauty that’s putting the cars in the shade. Here’s action that’ll have you driving the home just for the fun of it. You owe yourself this new Come in and see how easily you can swing it! CONE BROS. CHEVROLE N. Los Angeles Street, Anaheim, Calif. Receives U.S. Citizenships Placentia Villa News ARLENE STEINMEYER Mr. and Mrs. Norman Plante, 21104 Underhill Ave., were pleasantly surprised when a group of relatives called July 4, honoring the Plante's for their seventh wedding anniversary which was July 3. The callers brought with them the refreshments and several gifts for the couple. Those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Plante, and Lucille, from Anaheim; Mr. and Mrs. Omer Plante and Omer Jr., from Pasadena, and Miss Rita Plante of Anaheim. Jim Brown visited his parents and sister, the L. Browns, 125 North Placentia Ave., last weekend. He is on the Kent County, LST, stationed in San Diego. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Fagan have sold their home at 2113 Ward Terrace to Mr. and Mrs. H. Clapp. The Fagan family will leave some time before the end of July for Norfolk, Va., where they expect to make their home. Fagan, a chief radioman with the U.S. Navy, has been transferred to Norfolk. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Shephard and four daughters, 2116 East Center St., returned July 4 from a 10-day vacation trip to Greeley, Colo. While in Greeley, they attended a family reunion where they were reunited with the families with Mrs. Shephard's father, her four sisters and her brother. This was the first time the family was together in its entirety for 16 years. Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bahre, 2207 Ward Terrace, have as their houseguest, Miss Verna Mae Bahre, who is Marvin's sister, arrived via airline, Saturday, July 9 and will spend her two-week vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph L. Fatz arrived from Chicago on the morning of July 11 to spend a two-day visit with their friends, the Bob Anderson's 2220 Ward Terrace. During their stay, Mr. and Mrs. Fatz were joined by the Andersons for an afternoon at Hollywood Park where they all enjoyed the horse races. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Olson and boys, 214 Charlene Terrace, have Mrs. Oloson's brother, Bob Ting, visiting them. Ting is spending a three-week vacation here with his sister and family. He arrived Sunday, July 10, from Niagara Falls, Canada. Girl Scout Troop 71, under the leadership of Mrs. Avner Renfro, wound up its season with a cook-out recently. The refreshments, provided from troop funds, included hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, carrot and celery sticks, chocolate milk and s'mores. Their final meeting consisted of a visit to the miniature golf course on Center street. At this meeting, Mrs. Renfro presented each of her scouts a gift and the girls gave her a gift also. The funds that remained in the treasury at the end of the season was used to buy each girl a camp cup. SCHWINN BICYCLES 10% Down — $5 Month We Service What We Sell ORVAL'S 119 W. Center KE 5-2759 BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary 251 N. Lemon Phone KE 5-3209 TYPEWRITERS Since 1923 ALFERNANDEZ OFFICE EQUIPMENT Authorized Factory Agent Name Brands 1600 N. Palm (South of Orangetharpe) KE 5-7020 Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. 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