anaheim-gazette 1934-03-15

COP: "Golden Glow Beer seems to be the kind that wants. — It’s a Good Beer." GOLDEN GLOW DISTRIBUTION Phone 3939 Anaheim 132 Chestnut St Auto Paint Job To Fit Any Pocketbook Our 10th Season in Anaheim LOUIS HENNIG 200 S. Los Angeles St. City Registration Shows Gain of 866 Anaheim's registrations for the city elections to be held April 9 jumped from the Nov. 9, 1933, total of 4,950 to 5,816, according to announcement of County Clerk J. M. Backs Tuesday. Orange county cities all showed an Twenty-Two Hea Rev. Grover Grove Methodist spoke on "You the 20-30 club ning, held at t On the sugge the club laid night, with Ea Auto Paint Job To Fit Any Pocketbook Our 10th Season in Anaheim LOUIS HENNIG 200 S. Los Angeles St. FOX ANAHEIM 925 W. Center St. Phone 3602 SUN. - MON. - TUES. - WED. Sunday continuous from 2:30 CLARK GABLE and CLAUDETTE COLBERT in "IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT" THURS. - FRI. - SAT. March 22-23-24 "The Cat and the Fiddle" with RAMON NOVARRO JEANETTE MACDONALD SECOND FEATURE EDMUND LOWE in "BOMBAY MAIL" Adm. 25¢ - 35¢ — Children 10¢ City Registration Shows Gain of 866 Anaheim's registrations for the city elections to be held April 9 Jumped from the Nov. 9, 1933, total of 4,950 to 5,816, according to announcement of County Clerk J. M. Backs Tuesday. Orange county cities all showed an increase. Figures for both elections follow: April 9, 1934 Nov. 9, 1933 Anaheim ... 5816 ... 4950 Fullerton ... 5317 ... 5167 Orange ... 4414 ... 4193 Brea ... 1213 ... 1167 La Habra ... 1047 ... 970 Placentia ... 511 ... 436 Huntington Beach ... 2203 ... 1963 Laguna Beach ... 1440 ... 1386 Newport Beach ... 1863 ... 1628 Seal Beach ... 703 ... 600 San Clemente ... 421 ... 411 Tustin ... 519 ... 490 Lions Invite Their Competitors to Dine Lions club members last Friday invited their competitors to lunch to hear Assistant Trust Officer Homer Chaney of the First National Bank of Santa Ana discuss credit, its expansion and control, and tell how currency is put in circulation. Kiwanis Celebrates By Planting a Tree Commemorating arbor day, Anaheim Kiwanians Tuesday noon planted a tree in the city park. They also celebrated park day with a barbecue luncheon. Engineer O. E. Steward was speaker of the day. He stressed the value of the park to the city. The steak committee was composed of M. W. Martenet Jr., Rudy Boysen and Robert Easton. Twenty-Two Heads Rev. Grover Grove Methodist spoke on "Your the 20-30 club ning, held at t On the suggest the club laid night, with Ea ed chairman o by Arch Henri High School week prepared party to be he a result of th meeting Friday Mrs. F. G. W street. She i Mrs. West a named on a n representatives to meet with the general med dates for next Grand M Homage Mrs. Jessie worthy matro celved on he county Saturc Anahelm, Full and Brea. Mr William Laun officers attend held at the F where dinner r MICHIGAN Michigander picnic reunion Grove park, P the Michigan Here's WASHI That will give years and years o service at low Here's WASHER That will give years and years of service at low $54.50 You expect years and years ice from a washer when you don't you? You have a it. This Apex, the Model give you just such service der heavy use, too. 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On the suggestion of Wally Walton, the club laid plans for an old-timers' night, with Earl Jackson being appointed chairman of arrangements assisted J. W. Harpster's Will In Probate Leaves Estate of $75,000, Income Goes to Widow; Cash Bequests to Children Filing of petition to probate the will of the late J. W. Harpster late last week revealed that his estate is appraised at $75,000, consisting mostly of a 70-acre orange grove from which the annual net income is $3,000. The will was filed by a son, D. L. Harpster, 39, of R. D. 4, Anaheim. The widow, Mrs. Nellie Gordon Harpster, will receive $200 a month till death or remarriage, in which event the fund will be divided equally between the two children of D. L. Harpster and two children of Harvey D. Thexton of Canada. Use of a cottage at Ocean Beach was bequeathed to May Moore Mulholland of San Diego and when she gives up its use, it is to be sold, proceeds going to "retired ministers—board of pensions," of the Methodist Episcopal church. Bequests were made as follows: Karl Edwin Harpster, 38, Long Beach, $500 cash; Thexton children each $2500 cash; D. L. Harpster children each $5,000; board of home missions and board of foreign missions of the Methodist Episcopal church, $5,000 each; residue to D. L. Harpster. Public Library is Closed Three Days Anaheim's public library was closed for the first three days this week while CWA workmen painted some of the main portions of the building. The complete painting job will not be done for several weeks, although the library was scheduled to open Thursday for regular use of patrons. P-E-R-S-O-N-A-L-S Among wedding reception guests when Miss Mabel Henderson of Olmsted became the bride of John H. Bailey recently were: Mr. and Mrs. Carlte Barthelness, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Kern Mr. and Mrs. B. Gamel, Miss A. Growand Mr. and Mrs. George Balch. See the latest model Electric Closet controlled gas range. The Gaffers Sattler DeLuxe model. Price $80.5 easy terms. Vincent Furniture Co Palm at Center. Dr. William L. Spates recently wished the host to his sister-in-law, Mrs. A. Gregg of Indianapolis, who Monagh returned to Los Angeles to visit friends before going to her Hoosier home. Mrs. O. P. Rust of North Palm street was official delegate of the Mother Colony chapter, D. A. R., at the convention held in Los Angeles Wednesday day to Friday. Gordon's for Flowers. Ph. 3838. Friends were glad to learn this week that Miss Mattie Lou Maxwell principal of the Magnolia school who underwent an emergency appendicitis operation at the Anaheim Sanitarium recently, is getting along "as well as can be expected." Friends this week heartily congratulated Mr. and Mrs. Ramon Cruz Anaheim upon the arrival of a so Monday at the Orange county hospital. Grayco White Shirts and Gray Tles for Easter Wear are featured Shinner's Men's Shop (Anaheim). Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith of Sou Citron street Monday enjoyed the view of their son-in-law and daughter, M and Mrs. J. M. Hunton of Westwood. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Sandilands ha Twenty-Thirtians Hear Rev. Ralston Rev. Grover Ralston of the Garden Grove Methodist Episcopal church spoke on "Youth and Communism" at the 20-30 club meeting Monday evening, held at the Marigold cafe. On the suggestion of Wally Walton, the club laid plans for an old-timers' night, with Earl Jackson being appointed chairman of arrangements, assisted by Arch Henry and Art Jenson. High School P.-T. A. To Hold Benefit High school P.-T. A. members this week prepared plans for a benefit card party to be held sometime in April, as a result of the executive committee meeting Friday night at the home of Mrs. F. G. West, 715 North Zeyn street. She is vice president. Mrs. West and Mrs. C. A. Myers were named on a nominating committee as representatives of the executive board, to meet with three others chosen from the general membership to select candidates for next year's officers. Grand Matron Paid Homage on Saturday Mrs. Jessie Galbraith Morris, grand worthy matron of the O.E.S., was received on her official visit to Orange county Saturday by five chapters, Anaheim, Fullerton two, Yorba Linda and Brea, Mrs. Yuarda Akerman and William Launders headed the local officers attending. The meeting was held at the Fullerton Masonic temple, where dinner was served. MICHIGANDERS TO PICNIC Michiganders will hold their annual picnic reunion March 17 at Sycamore Grove park, President E. E. Harling of the Michigan state society announces. Here's A WASHER That will give you years and years of heavy service at low cost! Public Library is Closed Three Days Anaheim's public library was closed for the first three days this week while CWA workmen painted some of the main portions of the building. The complete painting job will not be done for several weeks, although the library was scheduled to open Thursday for regular use of patrons. First Hearings of Code Begin In Week (Continued from page 1) ated with a large or a small shipper, or even if he ships his own crop. But, in order to play fair, and to protect his own interests, the non-affiliated grower, who has not definitely assigned the marketing of his crop to a shipper, must apply to the growers advisory committee in Los Angeles, for his allotment of each week's proration, and only ship the amount that he is entitled to move." This brings up the main difficulty as far as the individual grower is concerned, according to Mr. Markell. It is frequently not advisable, from an operating standpoint, for a small grower to harvest his share of the total shipments week by week, or even by doubling up and shipping every other week, as is provided for in the agreement. By pooling, however, where a number of growers are associated together, it may be possible to harvest a considerable portion of one grower's crop one week, another grower's the next week, etc., and still comply with the terms and the purpose of the agreement. "That is the reason why, so far as the marketing agreement is concerned, it is to the advantage of practically every grower to be affiliated with some shipping organization that suits his personal ideas and requirements," said the government official. "It is, however, to his interest to determine whether the shipper that he selects is in a position to take care of his needs, and he should be sure that this shipper can do without violating the agreement. This is the non-affiliated grower's trust and his obligation to his fellow growers." Beer Distributor Opens Local Office Mr. and Mrs. Hamon Cruz Anaheim upon the arrival of a saturday at the Orange county hospital. Grayco White Shirts and Gray Ties for Easter Wear are featured in Shinner's Men's Shop (Anahelm). Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Smith of South Citron street Monday enjoyed the view of their son-in-law and daughter, M and Mrs. J. M. Hunton of Westwood. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Sandilands have moved from the corner of East Center streets, where they have resided for a number of years, to Norclementine street. For modern Interior decoration C Harry Kindig. Phone 3568. Mrs. Vincenta Carleton, president of the Anaheim Business and Professor Women's club, attended the southern district convention held Saturday San Diego. Melbourne A. Gauer, principal of the Anaheim elementary school system Monday evening led a discussion George Washington at the joint meeting of the Santa Ana and Anahe Junto study clubs, held at the Angel hotel. Stechert's Flowers, Phone 8230. Members of Delta Pei Omega, Fullton junior college dramatics fraternity and of the Theater Guild of Oran county held a joint rehearsal Monday evening at the music hall of the Fullton high school. Look spic and span for Easter. O better cleaning costs no more. Anaheim Cleaners, 308 E. Center. Members of the Dorcas society of t Zion Lutheran church enjoyed a luck luncheon Thursday noon. A business session followed. Mrs. H. C. Carlin and Mrs. Ka McCullah and their daughters enjoy a theatre party in Los Angeles Friday evening. Herman Sister members Tuesday night enjoyed cards and refreshments at the Concordia clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Black and C Keller of Romneya drive had as the week-end guest, Fred R. Philpot of San Diego. Special offer on Gaffers & Sattler Electric clock gas range ends March 3 Act quickly. Price at $80.55. Here's A WASHER That will give you years and years of heavy service at low cost! $54.50 You expect years and years of serv- from a washer when you buy one, can't you? You have a right to get This Apex, the Model 47, will be you just such service, and unheavy use, too. It is very reanably priced—$54.50—and when you consider the long life of this will we believe you will agree with us that it is just the washer you have been looking for. Apex CLEANERS MITH Furniture Company Street Beer Distributor Opens Local Office S. T. Wiprud, for several months a resident of Culver City and a former business man in Montana, Tuesday opened Golden Glow Distributors at 132 Chestnut street, where he will maintain a beer distributorship for the county. Work on installation of $3,000 of equipment was underway early this week. Mr. Wiprud is making preparations to run three or four trucks throughout the county. At present he is making his home at the Valencia hotel. W-A-N-T A-D-S RATE: Five cents the line (count five words to the line) for each insertion. Phone 2414 for want ads that bring results. WOOD FOR SALE Dry Eucalyptus wood for sale. #21 S. Dickel St. 12-7-8t PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paper hanging, J. E. Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2761. PIANOS FOR SALE 100 PIANOS to choose from; Knabe, Bechisteln, Steinway, Chickering, Kimball, etc., new and used, $35 and up. DANZ, Anaheim. $10 FREE! Send name of friend who wants piano and get $10 Free when we sell. DANZ, Anaheim. Herman Sister members Tuesday night enjoyed cards and refreshments at the Concordia clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Black and C. Keller of Romneya drive had as the week-end guest, Fred R. Philpot of San Diego. Special offer on Gaffers & Satttle Electric clock gas range ends March 31 Act quickly. Priced at $80.55. Eastern terms if desired, Vincent Furniture Co., Palm at Center. E. B. Carson of Anaheim Sunday to part in the golden wedding celebration of his parents, Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Carson of Santa Ana. The Bel Canto club of Anaheim Friday night presented a program Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Christensen East North street returned recent from a month's stay at Palm Springs to find "regular desert weather" here. Hold your next bridge luncheon in the Pickwick's attractive party room. Mr. and Mrs. K. F. Snyder of Zeyn street Sunday were hosted to M and Mrs. H. A. Anderson and daughter of Los Angeles and James Anderson Southgate. Mrs. E. E. Smith of North Clemer time street Friday attended the revision committee meeting of the California Federation of Women's clubs at Stockton. Anaheim's Hi-Y to Send Teams, Aide Delegates and two teams representing the Anaheim Hi-Y boys will attend the Older Boys' conference at South Pasadena March 17 and 18. "Crossroads is the theme of the conclave." Anaheim, Calif., March 15, 1984 Let Efficiency Speak for Itself STUDY THESE ANAHEIM FACTS 1. Large cash reserve. 2. Our Bonds selling above par. 3. Tax rate slashed 28% in last four years. Assessed values also down 10%. 4. Excellent condition of our streets, lighting system, park and other improvements. During the last four years the system has been kept up, permanent improvements have been made, the reserve cash surplus has been increased, and your tax rate is now 28% less than four years ago. Compare this with other Southern California cities. LEO J. SHERIDAN As a member of the city council for the last four years I am offering this record as my recommendation for re-election to the council. VOTE For SHERIDAN LEO J. SHERIDAN As a member of the city council for the last four years I am offering this record as my recommendation for re-election to the council. VOTE FOR SHERIDAN Balanced Budget Report Given 'Y' Showing a balanced budget because Secretary Conrad Jongewaard released a claim for a large accumulation of salary owed him, the Anaheim Y. M. C. A. started off its new fiscal year as of October 1 with $35.70 in the treasury, according to a report Treasurer Arthur G. Porter made Monday night at the annual meeting held in the Y. M. clubrooms on South Philadelphia street. The association paid off $1153.21 of its indebtedness, and owes the same amount this year. P. S. Doane and Henry Ramm were chosen by the nominating committee to fill the vacancies resulting from the resignations of W. N. Miller and Earl J. Walthall. Other directors are: J. A. Baker, Ralph Baker, Robert H. Easton, Paul H. Demaree, Frank N. Gibbs, Dr. H. A. Johnston, W. C. Mauerhan, Ted Payne, Charles A. Pearson, Arthur G. Porter and E. C. Rundstrom. Wilbert H. Bonney, E. C. Kendrick and Dr. Ralph M. Waltz comprised the nominating committee. The directors will choose officers next month. President Frank N. Gibbs introduced Rev. Ray C. Harker of the White Temple church, who spoke on "The Most Wonderful Book—the Bible." Katherine Collins, accompanied at the piano by Alice Baker, gave a vocal solo. Smart Berger, Maxine Whisnant and Coalison Morris talked on "The Y," the "Girl Reserves" and outlined what the summer camp meant to them. The retiring board member, Mr. Walthall who now lives in South Pasadena, gave the closing prayer. Politics Warm Up As Incumbents File (Continued from page 1) Querying Sheridan, last of the incumbent councilmen to file for re-election, on what basis he is making his campaign, he said: "Upon the efficient record of the city government during the past four years. Our cash reserves have increased, our bonds sell at a premium, our tax rate is lowered 28 per cent and our assessed valuations lowered approximately 10 per cent. The city's streets, lighting system and other improvements, compared with other communities in Southern California, are in excellent condition. We have made permanent improvements and at the same time brought the tax rate down to 30 cents. As a member of the city council for the last four years I am offering this record as my recommendation for re-election to the council." Yungbluth, asked the same question, replied: "We have made every reasonable effort to be economical in our city government; and at the same time give the residents of this community the best possible service. The condition of our treasury is the envy of nearly every city in the state; the condition of our city improvements excels other cities; our city's bonds bring a premium, something that speaks volumes about the conduct of our city. I want to help keep up the good management of the city, and save dollars for every taxpayer." Price also is running on his record as an employee of the city for the last 13 years, during which time he has been a taxpayer for the entire period. Since May 10, 1932, he has served as city clerk by appointment of the board of trustees, following the resignation of Edward B. Merritt, veteran official. In addition, he has performed such other duties as have been delegated to him by the council, including the co-ordina- Seven-Year-Old is Feted on Birthday Seven-year-old Leslie Fearn was surprised Monday evening when he came bounding into his home to ask his mother for something to eat. There at the dining table was a huge birthday cake with seven green candles on it, while greeting him with congratulations and waiting for him to partake of the dinner were his mother, Mrs. E. E. Kearn, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Alstrom and their children, Winifred, Caroline and Gwendolyn, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards and their children, Bessie Marie and Fred Jr. Next Tuesday is the final date on which applications can be filed for the municipal race April 9. Seven candidates already have filed for council and five for clerk. Some quarters expect Kochler and Glenn Merrill to come forth the last minute with council-manic aspirations. 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