anaheim-daily-herald 1921-06-10

Lessors' Oil Company and The Men Behind It In the past we have told you about the Lessors' Oil Company, their location and the wonderful possibilities for oil. Now with your permission The Men Behind It In the past we have told you about the Lessors' Oil Company, their location and the wonderful possibilities for oil. Now with your permission let us tell you about the men who are behind the company—backing it for every ounce of energy within them. The Lessors' Oil Company is being formed, directed and exploited by seven reputable business men, ranchers and oilmen. Men whose integrity is unquestionable and who have a conscience. Executives with brains and ability who own property and live in the midst of their operations. DONALD A. WOODWARD, President. Mr. Woodward was secretary and treasurer of Woodward's Limited a million dollar mercantile corporation, Vancouver, until the outbreak of the world war. He volunteered and went to France, was wounded at Ypres, and after he was dismissed from the hospital a year later came to California for his health and purchased a ranch in Orange county where he is living today. VINCENT K. CHANDLER, Vice-President, is a retired dentist from Delavan, Illinois. He is now making his home in Anaheim where he has purchased a thirty acre ranch. CHARLES W. PETERS, Secretary, is a California man and a graduate of California University, operating one of the largest poultry ranches in Orange county, at Hansen Station. RUDOLPH H. MEYER, Treasurer, is a retired merchant, and now a successful rancher in Buena Park, owning considerable property in this locality. H. H. HAMMOND, Director; a retired merchant from Kansas, now owns and operates a ranch in Orange county. W. H. CRITTON, Director; a successful oil man with seventeen years of practical experience in the oil fields of Texas, Oklahoma and California. He is now drilling for the Petroleum Midway Company. W. O. Harshbarger, Director; a successful oil man H. H. HAMMOND, Director; a retired merchant from Kansas, now owns and operates a ranch in Orange county. W. H. CRITTON, Director; a successful oil man with seventeen years of practical experience in the oil fields of Texas, Oklahoma and California. He is now drilling for the Petroleum Midway Company. W. O. Harshbarger, Director; a successful oil man with twenty years' experience in Texas, Oklahoma and California. Come Out and Get Acquainted —Look over our wonderful location and consider the possibilities that we offer you. STOCK NOW SELLING FOR 50 CENTS A SHARE Lessors’ Oil Company Hansen Station, R. F. D., Anaheim, Calif. “HONEST EFFORTS BRING HONEST RETURNS” ANAHEIM DAILY HERALD Society - Clubs Social SURPRISE PARTY FOR JOINT BIRTHDAYS Miss Anita Welch and Mary Huene-meyer were given a pleasant surprise last night with a party in honor of their birthdays. The evening was delightfully spent at games and music and at a late hour a dainty luncheon was served with a beautiful birthday cake for both. GRUNION PARTY AT ANAHEIM LANDING A grunion party was enjoyed last night at Anaheim landing when a group of Anaheim and Fullerton people assembled at the beach. The early part of the evening was spent about a camp fire toasting weiners and marshmallows. Songs were also enjoyed until a late hour when the fish began wiggling on the sand. The group caught many of the fish. Those in the party were Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sears and children, Mr. and Mrs. Welborn Wallop, Mrs. Nona Mullinix, Mr. and Mrs. Fred March, Mrs. G. R. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. Will Benchley and children, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Starinand boy, Mr. and Mrs. Gillman, all of Fullerton. PLACENTIA CONCERT CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. Sidney Chapman was hostess yesterday afternoon to the Placentia Country Club members. The time was passed at cards and Mrs. Herbert Sullivan made high score and Miss Nina McClellan second. Following the games refreshments were served. Decorations were of garden flowers and pansies for centering. Boy Scouts Meet The Loara Scout Troup No. 3 had one of the most enthusiastic meetings of the year last night when they were the guests at the Den o'Sweets at Orange of the Rotary and Kiwanis clubs. The inventory services were given for seven boys who have just completed Tenderfoot examinations, under Mr. Heidt, Orange county executive. Those honored were Louis Frahm, Fred Shaffer, Elton Snavely, Robert Rundstrom, Glenn Rockwell, Everett Idlor, and George Barry. The troup then put on a few games showing what a real Scout is and what it means to them. This was followed by a vote of thanks by the visitors and hosts. The troup will leave this evening with Mr. Heidt to find a location for the summer camp at Orange county park. They will return Saturday. The Gibbs Lumber Co. PLACENTIA CONCERT CLUB GUESTS YESTERDAY Mrs. Sidney Chapman was hostess yesterday afternoon to the Placentia Country Club members. The time was passed at cards and Mrs. Herbert Sullivan made high score and Miss Nina McClellan second. Following the games refreshments were served. Decorations were of garden flowers and pansies for center pieces on the tables and dahlias in the living room. The guests present were Mesdames George Dunsmoor, Harry Sears, Miss Nina McClellan, all of Anahelm; Mrs. Anna Sollis of Fullerton; Mesdames George Meyers, Herbert Sullivan, F. D. Miller, James Tuffree, Erick Lanhoffer, V. H. Robertson, T. L. MacFadden, J. E. Scott, Percy Bradford, all of Placentia; and Mrs. G. R. Franklin as guest of the club. E. Z. CLUB GUESTS AT GARRISON HOME The E. Z. Club members met yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. L. Garrison of Fullerton. Cards were played and Mrs. Al Johnson made high score and Mrs. J. W. Jack- The Gibbs Lumber Co. Will Be Closed Tomorrow June 11 Our employes are going to the Southern California Lumbermen's annual outing at Orange County Park. ADD THIS COMFORT TO YOUR TOURING CAR MILLER TONNEAU WINDSHIELDS $20 — INSTALLED — GOODYEAR AND HARTFORD TIRES NENNO & BOOK MILLER TONNEAU WINDSHIELDS $20 — INSTALLED — GOODYEAR AND HARTFORD TIRES NENNO & BOCK Distributors for RIMS and RIM PARTS Phone 464 135 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Prepare for the hot days that are sure to come Baldwin Refrigerators "The Box With the Steady Cool Wave" Come in and give us the pleasure of showing you the many fine features of the best box that money can buy, the BALDWIN. AN ICE SAVER not an ice user. 14 Styles to Choose From STROUP - BARNES FURNITURE COMPANY "Where Quality is Higher Than Price" Friday, June 10, 1921 Sweet peas were used as games refreshments were mesdames J. W. Sackett, macher, Wm. Houts, W. G. Huber, W. M. Cham-MacDonald, U. S. Glaze, J. C. Callaway, Miss Edwards and Mrs. A. Scouts Meet Scout Troup No. 3 had most enthusiastic meetings last night when they were the Den o'Sweets at Oratory and Kiwanis clubs services were given for who have just completed examinations, under Mr. county executive. Those Louis Frahm, Fred Snavely, Robert Runds-ockwell, Everett Idlor,arry. The troup then games showing what a and what it means to followed by a vote of visitors and hosts. will leave this evening to find a location for amp at Orange county will return Saturday. FAIRYLAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT VAUDEVILLE and “A Perfect Crime” Adults 35c; Children 15c; Plus War Tax. Added Attraction—The Russells and Bashears will entertain you with the latest steps in fancy dancing. TOMORROW Hobart Bosworth in “A Thousand to One” Usual Admission, 25c and 10c; Plus War Tax GRAND ANAHEIM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY “A Tale of Two Worlds” Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax SUNDAY AND MONDAY ANAHEIM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY "A Tale of Two Worlds" Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax SUNDAY AND MONDAY George Beban in "One Man in a Million" Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax. WE ARE GOING TO THE PICNIC of the Southern California Lumbermen and their families at their annual outing in Orange County Park. Saturday, June 11 and Yard Will Be Closed on this day. Adams-Bowers Lumber Co. Adams-Bowers Lumber Co. Empire When in LONG BEACH Come and see a good, live show Clarke Players—Large Cast "WHY SMITH LEFT HOME" Not a Movie Next Week: "The Rotters" Every evening 8:15; Prices 75c, 50c, 25c Matinee Sat., Sun., 2:15; 50c, 35c, 25c Phone or mail orders given prompt attention. 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