anaheim-gazette 1934-03-01

Hints For the Home To expedite baking, especially desirable in kitchenettes, use large shallow pans instead of deep ones. A meringue must be baked in a moderate oven for delicate browning. Too much heat makes it tough and wrinkled. Too little heat leaves it half liquefied so that it falls. Mushroom sauce is the proper complement to a pigeon dish; cranberry sauce or current jelly should be served with rabbit. One pound of lobster, shrimp or crab meat will make enough salad for ten servings. Dishes and pans soiled from the cooking of sugar or sweet mixtures, should be soaked before washing in hot water. Those that have contained flour, eggs or starch should be soaked in cold water. Save the fresh leaves of celery tops; wash carefully and dry out in the oven. You can rub them down to a powder if desired, or merely store away in a glass jar with a tight lid. This makes a delightful flavoring for stews, soups and casserole dishes. To make your pie crust richly brown and flaky, spread a little cream over the top before putting it into the oven. Should the crust brown before the filling is cooked, cover the pie with another pie tin for the remainder of the baking. When egg whites will not beat up stiff, add two or three drops of lemon juice. Dorothy Koehler Weds W. P. Kadau As San Juan Capistrano Mission bells tolled the noon-hour Saturday, Miss Dorothy Koehler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V. W. Koehler of Lincoln boulevard, and William P. Kadau of Escondido stood in the patio and took their wedding vows, with Father Hutchison officiating. The bride was attended by Mrs. Victor Fleming, while the groom was attended by Mr. Fleming. The bride wore a swagger suit of commodore blue wool and grey accessories, and carried a corsage of pale pink camellias. The newlyweds left immediately after the ceremony for their new home at Escondido, where the groom is employed. Miss Hoskins Is Honored at Party Miss Verna Hoskins, formerly of Anaheim, was honored at a party Saturday afternoon by Mrs. H. D. Polhemus of Placentia avenue at a miscellaneous shower. Miss Hoskins will marry Lyman Smith of Los Angeles soon. Bridge prizes went to Miss Katherine Dohm, first; Mrs. August Fitz, second and Mrs. Curtis Horn, consolation. Delightful refreshments were served at the card tables with Miss Adele Summers assisting the hostess. Places at the bridge tables were marked for Miss Summers, Miss Hoskins, Miss Helen Hoskins, Miss Marjorie Spielman, Miss Grace Spielman, Miss Katherine Dohm, Mrs. Herbert Eipple, Mrs. August Fitz, Mrs. Curtis Horn, Mrs. Harry Hoskins, mother of the bride-elect, and Mrs. Ralph Summers. and flaky, spread a little cream over the top before putting it into the oven. Should the crust brown before the filling is cooked, cover the pie with another pie tin for the remainder of the baking. When egg whites will not beat up stiff, add two or three drops of lemon juice. Auto Paint Job To Flit Any Pocketbook Our 10th Season in Anaheim LOUIS HENNIG 200 S. Los Angeles St. FOX ANAHEIM 235 W. Center St. Phone 3602 Sun., Mon., Tues. March 4-5-6 Sunday Continuous from 2:30 “THE LOST PATROL” with Victor McLaglen · Boris Karloff — SECOND FEATURE — “EASY TO LOVE” with Genevieve Tobin-Adolphe Menjou WED. - THURS. - FRI. - SAT. “IVE GOT YOUR NUMBER” with Joan Blondell · Pat O'Brien — SECOND FEATURE — “MAN OF TWO WORLDS” with Francels Lederer · Ellissa Landl Adm. 25c · 35c — Children 10e 25 Enjoy Week-end At Camp Osceola Two days in the San Bernardino mountains at Camp Osceola, were enjoyed over the week-end by a group of 25 Anaheimers. The party left for the Y.M.C.A. camp Saturday, returning Sunday evening. Among those from Anaheim who enjoyed Saturday evening devotionals, snow games and a "genuine good time," were: Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jongewaard, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Demaree, N. Sanford, Harry Burden, Miss Betty Burden, Charles Endicott, Shirley Lewellyn, Ralph Waltz, Patricia Waltz, Gladys Blade, John Dougen, Mary Alice Endicott, Virginia Sims, Mildred Bell, Sybil Brown, Lucille Roquet, Jack Van Meter, John Chariton, Jerry Nesmith, Kenneth Dougen, Mabel Hansen and Alice Hansen, Gail Hill, Majorle Edwards, Mary Agnes Shaver, Lucille Shaver. Funeral on Monday For Mrs. T. Cooper Funeral services were held Monday afternoon from the Hilgenfeld parlor for Mrs. Susan E. Cooper, 75, who died at the family residence on South Carolina street early Saturday. Rev. Raymond C. Harker of the White Temple church officiated, assisted by Rev. C. H. S. Hungiker of the Grace Lutheran church. Interment followed at Anaheim cemetery. Mrs. Cooper, a native of Tennessee, was a resident of this city for a quarter of a century. She was a member of White Temple church, and is survived by her widower, T. J. Cooper; one son, Andrew Clark Cooper of Anaheim, and one granddaughter, Miss Thelma J. Cooper of this city. "MAN OF TWO WORLDS" with Francis Lederer - Ellssa Landl Adm. 25c - 35c — Children 10c Rev. I. N. Demy says: I have found nothing in the past 20 years that can take the place of Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills! They are a sure relief for my headache." Sufferers from Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache, Backache, Sciatica, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis, Muscular Pains, Periodic Pains, write that they have used Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills with better results than they had even hoped for. Countless American housewives would no more think of keeping house without Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills than without flour or sugar. Keep a package in your medicine cabinet and save yourself needless suffering. At Drug Stores—25c and $1.00 DR. MILES' ANTI-PAIN PILLS Senior Ebell Club Members to Greet Juniors on Monday Social and Business Calendar Gets Underway with Luncheon Here Monday Anaheim Ebell club's March calendar of social and business meetings gets underway Monday with a luncheon at the Knights of Pythias hall a 12:30 o'clock, followed by business session at 2 o'clock. Reservations for the lunchroom may be made with Mrs. Harry Pearson, phone 4388, while persons on the permanent luncheon list are expected to telephone any cancellations. Members of the Anaheim Junior Ebell club will be presented to the senior group by Mrs. C. A. Neighbors, program chairman. The younger group will furnish the entertainment. Mrs. Walter Ross, president, will preside. Section meetings scheduled for the remainder of the month include the home and garden section meeting at the home of Mrs. R. M. Waltz, 327 North Janss street, on Monday, March 12 at 2 o'clock. The Bible section will meet on the following Monday, March 19, at the home of Mrs. E. E. Smith, 621 North Clementine street, while Mrs. Inez Yeats Clark, breakfast section leader, calls the meeting of her section for Wednesday, March 21 at 9 o'clock in the morning at the home of Mrs. Walter Ross, 308 East Adele street. The Ebell's schedule for the month closes with the meeting of the book section at the home of Mrs. H. W. Saulsberry on North Loara road at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, March 26. Catholics Review Welfare Activity P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-S J. S. Sheridan, of 402 North Lemon street, father of Councilman Leo J. Sheridan, is reported by attendants to be recovering as rapidly as can be expected from a stroke he suffered Sunday morning. He and Mrs. Sheridan observed their Golden Wedding anniversary last summer, following return from a visit to their honeymoon home in Illinois. They have lived in Anaheim for a quarter of a century. Scores of friends wish Mr. Sheridan a rapid recovery. Dr. Homer A. Nelson returned early this week from a state convention of optometrists held at Santa Barbara February 22 to 24. He was Orange County Optometrist association delegate. For modern interior decoration Call Harry Kindig, Phone 3568. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hargrove and son Phillip, and Mrs. Annemarie were guests of Mrs. F. Siegel, director of the Anaheim Conservatory of Music, at a theater party in Hollywood Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert A. Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. George Gilmore, A. B. Herman and son Howard, were guests at a Biltmore hotel dinner Saturday. Mrs. B. F. Pearman, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Herbert Doane of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Posey Ellis of Bellville, Texas, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuchel on Monday afternoon, Mrs. Pearman, Mrs. Ellis and Mrs. Kuchel were girlhood friends and schoolmates in the southern city. Mrs. Ellis is visiting her daughter Mrs. Doane and will return to Texas shortly. Hold your next bridge luncheon at the Plekwick's attractive party room. Mrs. Louise Gertsch of South Kroeger street, who was in the Sanitarium for several weeks after an automobile ac- Catholics Review Welfare Activity Elect Dr. Gillespie of Santa Ana President of Bureau; N. J. Stehly, Treasurer Catholic social service in Orange county was given a critical review and found praiseworthy at the advisory board meeting in Anaheim Sunday of the Catholic Welfare Bureau. Pastors and chaity of 11 county parishes took part. Dr. P. B. Gillespie of Santa Ana was elected president; G. V. Heitzman of Fullerton, vice-president; John W. Reynolds of Laguna Beach, secretary, and N. J. Stehly of Anaheim, treasurer of the advisory board for the ensuing fiscal year. Others named to serve on the board are Curtis B. Leonard of Newport, Mrs. Reyes Yorba of San Juan Capistrano, Mrs. Hedwig B. Pielez of Laguna Beach, F. J. McGrew of Fullerton, E. A. Didier, E. L. Flanagan, and Fred Gillen of Santa Ana, Mrs. Frank Sayler of Anaheim, Mrs. V. A. Rossiter of Orange and Mayor E. J. Hughes of Seal Beach. Trio Honored On Birthdays When O. E. S. Hold Meet Patriotic Colors and Natal Day Cakes Combined at Potluck Monday Evening Two decoration themes, the Red, White and Blue in observance of national hero birthdays in February, and large birthday cakes honoring Mrs. Marguerite Luth, Mrs. Dorothy Osborne and Mrs. Bessie Downing, marked the successful pot luck supper served Monday evening at the Masonic temple by Chispa chapter, Order of Eastern Star Officers and guests found place-cards decorated in patriotic colors. William Launders, Miss Pauline Houts and Frank Wilson won guessing games while other groups participated. Hold your next bridge luncheon at the Pleckwick's attractive party room. Mrs. Louise Gertsch of South Kroeger street, who was in the Sanitarium for several weeks after an automobile accident, was able to return to her home Saturday. She is confined to bed, but allowed to see visitors. Rev. D. Howard Dow, rector of St. Michael's Episcopal church, Sunday evening officiated at the St. Mary's church, Laguna Beach. Miss Madeline Moore of 119 North Philadelphia street recently completed her teacher's course at UCLA and returned to her home. Miss Mariam Sloop, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Sloop of North Olive street, plans to return to UCLA next fall. In the meantime, she is staying with her parents. Gordon's for Flowers. Ph. 3838. A birthday supper and a social evening of cards were enjoyed Wednesday evening at the Concordia clubhouse by the Herman Sisters. Mrs. Olive Shoemaker featured an "Easter Parade" at a recital program Wednesday evening at the Knights of Pythias hall. The Etta Maas school presented the rhythm band, songs and dances in costume. Dr. C. O. Paterson directed the Anaheim Valencia chorus in its performance Saturday at the Arlington junior college, and again Sunday when it appeared at Fullerton. Stechert's Flowers. Phone 3230. Mr. and Mrs. George Meder, who have been at Rochester, N.Y., for more than a year, returned recently to this city and will make their home either here or in Los Angeles. Mrs. Meder will be remembered as the former Twyla Brownell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Brownell of North Philadelphia street. The Meders are staying with the Brownells. Members of the Unemployed Association of Anaheim, Inc., enjoyed a typical Spanish dinner at their headquarters on West Adele street Thursday evening. William Clasens Feted On Their Silver Wedding Couple Presented With Silver Set as Friends Enjoy Anniversary Party Mr. and Mrs. William Clasen of East North street Saturday, at a mock wedding given during the celebration of their silver anniversary, recalled the marriage a quarter of a century before at Leaf Lake, Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. Clasen, wearing a silver buttonniece and a corsage of silvered flowers, respectively, welcomed their guests. The evening was marked by games and music, and the mock wedding. Mrs. Clasen cut the tiered wedding cake presented by her daughter-in-law Mrs. A.H. Clasen, and Rev. G.H.Hiener of Alhambra for friends presented the couple with a set of silverware. Guests of the Clasens included Mr Henry Clasen, mother of William Clasen; Miss Marie Clasen, Messrs.; and Mesdames Fred Weibe, E.H.Wiebe of Long Beach, J.H.Clasen and daughter A.H.Clasen, H.R.Harms of Long Beach, Emil Schnoenberg and family John Quandt of Orange, Albert Homman of Orange, J.Kahien, J.D.Kahlen Fred Kahilen, F.Rogers of Brea, H.Bauman, H.Wiles and Bill Trapee the Misses Martha Lueders, Amelie Boeigerts of Fullerton, Edna Kahler Marie Leavey, Elsie and Leona Willie Barbara Jeannis of Long Beach, Mr Caroline Smyth of Butte, Mont., August Kahlen, Arnold Wiebe, Dillard Wilker son and the Rev. Mrs.Hilmer o Alhambra. Punch was served during the entire evening by E.H.Wiebe and Emil Schnosenberg. Lenten Supper Is Planned by Guillemetees Named at Meeting Monday Evening; Book Reviews are Enjoyed Two decoration themes, the Red, White and Blue in observance of national hero birthdays in February, and large birthday cakes honoring Mrs. Marguerite Luth, Mrs. Dorothy Osborne and Mrs. Bessie Downing, marked the successful pot luck supper served Monday evening at the Masonic temple by Chispa chapter, Order of Eastern Star. Officers and guests found place-cards decorated in patriotic colors. William Launders, Miss Pauline Houts and Frank Wilson won guessing games, while other groups participated in cards and baseball games. Members of the chapter welcomed as their special guests, Mrs. Laura Henderson of Santa Ana, while other covers at the dinner table were marked for Mr. and Mrs. Henry Carner, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Vogle, Mr. and Mrs. William Houts and daughter, Miss Pauline Houts, LeRoy March, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Bruce, Mr. and Mrs. William Launders and son Edward, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Bruns and daughter-in-law Mrs. Eleanor Bruns, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Beatty and children Kathryn and Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Evans, Mrs. Maude Saenger, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Baum, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Luth and sons Jimmy and Bobby and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Downing. Grace Spielman is Honored at Shower Miss Grace Spielman, daughter of Mrs. Mary Grace Spielman of 500 East Broadway, recently was honored at a bridge tea and shower by Mrs. August Fitz and members of her card club. Mrs. Curtis Horn won first prize at bridge, while refreshments were enjoyed by the honored guest, her sister, Miss Marjorie Spielman, her mother and Adele Summers, Anne Wimberley, Helen Hoskins, Katherine Dohm, Romana Rapier, Eileen Beat, Virginia Boch of Fullerton, Mrs. Curtis Van Horn, Mrs. H. D. Polhemus and Mrs. Ralph Summers. Members of the Unemployed Association of Anaheim, Inc., enjoyed a typical Spanish dinner at their headquarters on West Adele street Thursday evening. Grayco Shirts shown in White Broadcloth at Shinner's Men's Shop. Miss Ferne Hein, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Hein of West Center street, recently was the guest of Miss Anne Huscroft of Orange. An informal recital at their home Saturday evening featured the Misses Margaret and Naomi Carlin, daughters of Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Carlin, in violin and 'cello numbers, accompanied at the piano by Miss Katherine McCullah. Instructor Edward Gros Bayne of Los Angeles, accompanied by Mrs. Bayne, gave a group of three numbers. "The Comical Country, Cousin," a one-act play, were presented at Fremont school Tuesday by the Dorcas club of the First Methodist church of Santa Ana. Miss Adeline Stemple, local dancing instructor, will appear in the chorus of "The Desert Song" Thursday, Friday and Saturday at the Fullerton high school and junior college. Miss Ruth Potter of this city was co-hostess recently at a shower given in Santa Ana by members of her bridge club honoring Mrs. Stanley Morgan of the county seat. Punch was served during the entire evening by E. H. Wiebe and Emma Schnoenberg. Lenten Supper Is Planned by Guillemetees Named at Meeting Monday Evening; Book Reviews are Enjoyed Plans for a Lenten supper to be given March 7 were made at the meeting of the St. Agnes guild of St. Michael Epsicopal church Monday evening at Guild hall. Mrs. Doris Dyckman, Mrs Harry Wilhelm and Mrs Helen Thompson son were hostesses. Committees for the dinner to which members of the congregation will be invited, will be comprised from member of the executive board and directors. Miss Martha Adams was appointed chairman of the ways and means committee following the resignation of Miss Stella Jackson. Following the business meeting that was presided over by the directress Miss Kathryn Adams, the program was turned over to Mrs. Harry Horn; program chairman. Mrs. Leta Smith gave a series of book reviews that deal with the problems of Germany, China, Russia and the United States. The evening was concluded with the serving of light refreshments. Longest-Wedded Is Dead at Santa Ana Death Monday separated a couple happily wedded more than 71 years when Mrs. Hattie Travis, 91, died at her home, 821 North Ross street, Santa Ana. 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Los Angeles Street Anaheim Hartley Shaw Is Justice Candidate Judge Hartley Shaw, presiding judge of the appellate department of the superior court of Los Angeles county, this week announced his candidacy, running for the vacancy to be created in August at the expiration of the term of office now held by Justice Emmet Seawell. Among sponsors are Lawrence L. Larrabee, past president of the Los Angeles Bar association and Max C. Sloss of San Francisco. January Gas Tax Shows Slight Loss The gasoline tax for January 1934 brought $2,596,232 into the state treasury. Richard E. Collins, chairman of the state board of equalization announces. This figure was a loss of 3.8 percent compared with the gasoline tax of January 1933. The net taxable gallonage distributed in California during January 1934, was $7,415,239.5 gallons. Radio Repairing FEARN RADIO ELECTRIC SHOP Expertly done at reasonable cost, by certified radio technician. 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