anaheim-gazette 1934-06-07

Tomato Canner to Start Plant Soon A. Glorioso, owner of the Anaheim Canning company, arrived in Anaheim this week to get his plant in order to begin packing tomatoes within a short time. Last year he employed, on the average, 52 people during canning season. Among Your Friends Miss Ella Grauer of Anaheim, who is on a tour of the East recently visited the Moody Bible Institute of Chicago, according to word received by local friends. Mrs. Leonie Riedell of West Anaheim is enjoying the extended visit of her father, C. L. H. Gast of St. Louis, Mo. Stechert's Flowers. Phone 3230. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kyle of North Olive street returned Saturday night from a two-week automobile trip to Texas, where they visited friends. En route the local couple stopped to see Carlebad caverns and other scenic attractions. Mr. Kyle, who is employed at the Anaheim branch of the National Lead company, has been assigned for the summer to the Santa Ana branch where he is "pinch hitting" during vacation season. For modern interior decoration Call Harry Kindig. Phone 3568. Members of Anaheim bethel, Job's Daughters, elected Miss Ina Michael president at the meeting Monday evening. Miss Helen Hoskins was chosen senior princess, Miss Phyllis Granada junior princess, Miss Thelma Woods guide, and Miss Mary Elinor Spleiman, marshal. Will sell for storage charges June 4th, 1934, 9 a.m., goods consisting of some tools, auto supplies and household goods. John Fochtman, 412 No. Claudina, Anaheim. Among the 195 to graduate from the California Institute of Technology Friday afternoon will be Orin H. Shoemaker, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shoemaker of 739 North Claudina street. He will receive a degree in bachelor of science, mechanical engineering. Mr. and Mrs. G. South Olive street of friends Monday Miss Juanita F. Samuel Hunziker chided the Southern University of Luther Leag Pomona. Miss Adah Louls structor in the schools, is enrolled course, preparatory the Anaheim Girl month. Miss Florence F. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. busy this week commencement university of Southern vice president of Delta Pi, and is various societies. Mrs. Harriet K was hostess over brother-in-law and E. M. Frost of Roof of long-standing Columbus, Ohio. Among local desi Southern California society, held at Monday through V John H. Boege, Sarah Fay, Dr. M H. H. Neville, Dr. R. D. Temple kins, and Dr. Rahul Gordon's for Fl Mr. and Mrs. G. South Olive street of friends Monday Miss Juanita F. Samuel Hunziker chided the Southern University of Luther Leag Pomona. Miss Adah Louls structor in the schools, is enrolled course, preparatory the Anaheim Girl month. Miss Florence F. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. busy this week commencement university of Southern vice president of Delta Pi, and is various societies. Mrs. Harriet K was hostess over brother-in-law and E. M. Frost of Roof of long-standing Columbus, Ohio. Among local desi Southern California society, held at Monday through V John H. Boege, Sarah Fay, Dr. M H. H. Neville, Dr. R. D. Temple kins, and Dr. Rahul Gordon's for Fl "LITTLE MISS MARKER" Adolphe Menjou - Shirley Temple SECOND FEATURE "HAROLD TEEN" Hal Le Roy - Rochelle Hudson GENERAL ADMISSION 25c Will sell for storage charges June 4th, 1934, 9 a.m., goods consisting of some tools, auto supplies and household goods. John Fochtman, 412 No. Claudina, Anaheim. Among the 195 to graduate from the California Institute of Technology Friday afternoon will be Orin H. Shoe-maker, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Shoemaker of 739 North Claudina street. He will receive a degree in bachelor of science, mechanical engineering. Members of the O.C.Y. met at the home of John Haverty of East Alberta street Monday evening. Mrs. John Poyet Honored Guest at Barbecue Supper Mrs. John Poyet of 711 North Lemon street was honored Wednesday evening by members of her bridge club at a combination stork shower, barbecue garden supper and bridge. The honored guest was completely surprised when, after the supper at the country home Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dahlman on Olive road, members of the club congregated in the residence and many gifts brought out under a beautifully decorated umbrella. Men of the party "spun yarns" at the large fireplace in the picnic yard, and were shown through the garden and elaborate conservatory, artistically set at the south side of the residence. Following opening of the packages, members and guests enjoyed five tables of bridge. Present, besides the honored guest and her husband, John Poyet, and Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dahlman, were Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dahlman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Easton, Mr. and Mrs. Duce Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Kuchel, Mr. and Mrs. Ben J. Kaulbars, Mr. and Mrs. Lowell E. Jessen, Dr. and Mrs. John A. Wood, Dr. and Mrs. Milo Tedstrom and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bonney. Miss Katherine ed on the occasion Saturday by her McCullah, who is young girl to a be Landing. Guests Marjorie Haster, Jewell Cowthon, Messrs. Rex Middel John Myers, Bill and Lee Benson. Till June 1, wh set, 30 Anaheim g the Girl Reserves held at Osceola free Conrad Jongewaeral girls may be as they previousl arrangements for Miss Hazel Back and Mrs. W. O. H Rose street, was ternoon at the he mother, Mrs. J. South Bush street son of Mr. and Rev Ray C. Ha Temple church of The newlywed honeymoon at Big early this week to Anaheim. Dorothy Y Junio Miss Dorothy Y Councilman and of $15 West Broad president of the Ju BARGAIN FARES ToMileHighResorts ..YOUR VACATION THIS SUMMER should bring you greater health and enjoyment than ever before...every-one needs more complete relaxation and abandonment of daily cares and worry—even a short vacation to the mile-high land of sky-blue lakes and fishing streams and towering peaks and fragrant cedar and pines is within your means this year. DAILY SERVICE The delightful way to the various mile-high resorts on the "Rim of the World" and the San Bernardino mountains is via the comfortable, carefree service provided every day by the Motor Transit de luge motor coaches. LOW FARES TO FAVORITE PLAYGROUNDS Lake Arrowhead ... $2.35 o. w. $4.00 r.t. Big Bear Lake ... 3.65 o. w. 6.20 r.t. Camp Seeley ... 2.10 o. w. 3.60 r.t. Crestline Village ... 2.00 o. w. 3.40 r.t. Pinecrest Resort ... 2.20 o. w. 3.80 r.t. Camp Radford ... 3.15 o. w. 5.35 r.t. Seven Oaks Resort ... 2.90 o. w. 4.90 r.t. ANAHEIM DEPOT 217 S. Los Angeles St. Phone: 3-704 J. H. Harrington, Agt. MOTOR TRANSIT LINES ANAHEIM GAZETTE Mr. and Mrs. Guy B. Daniels of 202 South Olive street entertained a group of friends Monday evening. Miss Juanita Fickle, Emil Heinze, Samuel Hunziker and others from the Grace Lutheran church Sunday attended the Southern California Federation of Luther Leagues conference at Pomona. Miss Adah Louise Wilcox, athletic instructor in the Anaheim elementary schools, is enrolled for a two-week course, preparatory to taking charge of the Anaheim Girl Scout camp late this month. Miss Florence Eymann, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eymann of this city, is busy this week in preparations for commencement exercises at the University of Southern California. She is vice president of her chapter, Alpha Delta Pi, and is otherwise active in various societies. Mrs. Harriet K. Boyd of Anaheim was hostess over the week-end to her brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Frost of Redlands, and a friend of long-standing, Miss Clara Willard of Columbus, Ohio. Among local dentists attending the Southern California State Dental association, held at Los Angeles from Monday through Wednesday, were: Dr. John H. Boege, Dr. W. V. Fallis, Dr. Sarah Fay, Dr. Max M. Henderson, Dr. H. H. Neville, Dr. Charles V. Schutz, Dr. R. D. Temple, Dr. Carl P. Tompkins, and Dr. Ralph M. Waltz. Gordon's for Flowers. Ph. 3838. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sisson of 125 South West street were honored Saturday evening by the latter's mother, Mrs. J. R. Hughes, assisted by Mrs. Agnes White, on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. Thirty-five guests surprised the couple and pre- Miss Huenemeyer Becomes Bride of Carl P. Zimmer Double-Ring Ceremony is Held at St. Boniface Church Tuesday Morning St. Boniface Catholic church was the scene of an impressive double-ring wedding service Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock when Miss Marie Theodora Huenemeyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huenemeyer of 122 South Illinois street, Anaheim, and Carl P. Zimmer, son of Mrs. Katherine Zimmer of Placentia, were united in marriage with Reverend Patrick Browne officiating. Special music for the nuptial mass included; "On this Day Oh! Beautiful Mother" and "Ave Maria" (Rosewlg) soprano solos by Miss Helen Leikus, and "Oh Lord I Am Not Worthy," soprano solo with violin obligato by Miss Georgia Belle Walton; "Ave Maria" (Bach-Guonod) violin solo by Miss Walton, and "Agnus Die" (Leonards Mass) soprano solo by Miss Leikus. Mrs. Clara Faust accompanied on the organ. At the strains of Lohengrin's "Wedding March," played by Mrs. Faust at the organ, the bride entered on the arm of her brother, Herman Huenemeyer, who gave her in marriage. She wore a gown of traditional white satin cut on simple lines, with leg o' mutton sleeves tapering from the elbows and trimmed with tiny satin buttons, plain bodice trimmed with satin covered buttons and pretty clusters of grape shaped pearls. The bridal veil cap was of tiny pearls with tiny orange blossoms in the back holding the long veil in place. The only jewelry worn by the bride was a beautiful string of pearls, a gift from Varied Programs For Graduation (Continued from page 1) Rosalie Hein, Robert Helling, Robert Hillard, Landgon Hilleary, Robert Hobson, Ray E. Hudeon, Mary Kathryn Hunziker, Marie Hurtado, John Illingworth. John Jackson, Warren Jackson, Clarence James, Anna Mae Jelensky, Gus Jensen, Karen Jensen, Gilbert Johnson, Ivan Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Beverly Johnston, Lloyd Jones, Lyle Jones, Margaret Kammrath, Pat Kavanagh, Betty Jane Key, James Kipp, Arlene Kirkhart, Vernon Knapp, Carl Knott, Clifford Kopitzke, Helen Leigh, Josephine Leos. Beatrice Lichtenstein, Billy Lewellyn, satin ribbon, color was displayed on the two side altars. Immediately after the services a wedding breakfast was served for the bridal party and relatives at the home of the bride's parents in Anaheim. The mothers of the couple wearing smart summer frocks and corsages of red roses received assistance by the sisters wearing corsages of sweet peas. The bridal table was decorated with a center piece of roses and other spring flowers with two smaller banks serving as holders for the white tapers. The beautiful tree-tiered wedding cake topped with a tiny bride and groom standing beneath an arch of flowers was served with the last course. For her traveling outfit the bride chose a pretty turquoise blue crepe ensemble with white accessories. Mr. and Mrs. Zimmer are well known in this vicinity, both having lived here a number of years. Mrs. Zimmer received her education in Anaheim, and has been engaged in business for several years in this city. Mr. Zimmer is a rancher of Placentia. After a wed H. H. Neville, Dr. Charles V. Schutz, Dr. R. D. Temple, Dr. Carl P. Tompkins, and Dr. Ralph M. Waltz. Gordon's for Flowers. Ph. 3838. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Sisson of 125 South West street were honored Saturday evening by the latter's mother, Mrs. J. R. Hughes, assisted by Mrs. Agnes White, on the occasion of their silver wedding anniversary. Thirty-five guests surprised the couple and presented them with many appropriate gifts. Members of the Flower Mission gathered Thursday morning at the First Presbyterian church and motored to Laguna Beach, where they were guests of their new president, Mrs. Earl Phillips. Pot luck luncheon was enjoyed. Miss Katherine McCullah was honored on the occasion of her 17th birthday Saturday by her mother, Mrs. Kate McCullah, who invited friends of the young girl to a beach party at Anaheim Landing. Guests included the Misses Marjorie Haster, Dorothy Winters, Jewell Cowthon, Margaret Carlin, and Messrs. Rex Middleton, Charles Peters, John Myers, Bill Knott, Jack Rodden and Lee Benson. Till June 1, when the deadline was set, 30 Anaheim girls had registered for the Girl Reserves summer camp to be held at Osceola from June 23 to 29, Mrs. Conrad Jongewaard announced. Several girls may be added to this number as they previously had made partial arrangements for attending the camp. Miss Hazel Backus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. O. Backus of 112 South Rose street, was married Saturday afternoon at the home of her grandmother, Mrs. J. W. Dierberger of 129 South Bush street, to Howard Byrd son of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Fernald. Rev Ray C. Harker of the White Temple church officiated. The newlyweds enjoyed a short honeymoon at Big Bear lake, returning early this week to make their home in Anaheim. Dorothy Yungbluth Junior Ebell Head Miss Dorothy Yungbluth, daughter of Councilman and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth of 815 West Broadway, was installed as president of the Junior Ebell club Tuesday. The Well Will at Yungbluth's ha men and you n in the correct occasion. And graduation graduate outf in his appeara n NEW SU With the popular bi-swing popular new greys and And they are priced right FOR SALE—Tractors & Motors 25 HP Best and 25 Holt and 75 Holt Caterpillar tractors for sale, Fred B. Mills, 109 Bay Avenue, Balboa. Will be home on and after Sunday. FOR SALE — (Miscellaneous) FINE PRACTICE, PIANO, $17 cash Schmidt Music Co., 112 E. Center. PAINTING & PAPERHANGING Painting, and paperhanging, J. F Saylor 131 W. Chartres, Phone 2751 PIANOS FOR SALE Dorothy Yungbluth Junior Ebell Head Miss Dorothy Yungbluth, daughter of Councilman and Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth of $15 West Broadway, was installed as president of the Junior Ebell club Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs. Nellie Harpster, where Mrs. Walter Ross, past president of the Ebell club, was installing officer. Others who took chairs were Miss Marian Graaf, first vist president; Mrs. Gilbert Kuenzli, second vice president; Miss Velda Dunham, secretary; Miss Catharine Wells, treasurer; Miss Eleanor Palmer, historian; and Mrs. Richard Glover, curator. Mrs. Glover was the first president of the club. Miss Yungbluth appointed Miss Florence Backs social chairman and Mrs. Cortez Hoskins parliamentarian. LOOK FOR THIS CROSS It Means the REAL ARTICLE GENUINE ASPIRIN Of Bayer Manufacture When you go to buy aspirin, just remember this: Every tablet of real aspirin of Bayer manufacture is stamped with this cross. No tablet without this cross is GENUINE Bayer Aspirin. Safe relief for headache, colds, sore throat, pains of rheumatism and neuritis, etc. Genuine Bayer Aspirin Does Not Harm the Heart Programs for Graduation Robert Helling, Robert Glennon Hillleary, Robert Hudson, Mary Kathryn Hurtado, John Illinga, Warren Jackson, Clarissa Mae Jelensky, Gus Jensen, Gilbert Johnson, Kenneth Johnson, Bev Lloyd Jones, Lyle Jones, Pat Kavanagh, James Klipp, Arlene Monk Knapp, Carl Knott, Keke, Helen Leigh, Johannesstein, Billy Lewellyn. After the services a wedding was served for the grandparents at the home parents in Anaheim. Of the couple, wearing frocks and corsages of received, assisted by the bride corsages of sweet peas. The cake was decorated with a roses and other spring two smaller banks serviced for the white tapers. The tiered wedding cake is tiny bride and groom bath an arch of flowers with the last course. For outfit the bride chose a case blue crepe ensemble accessories. Zimmer are well known both having lived here years. Mrs. Zimmer reacquainted in Anaheim, and engaged in business for seven city. Mr. Zimmer is Placentia. After aWedding Steven Lopera, Mary Lopez, Nick Lo Porto, Dorothy Lusk, Arthur Maahs, Harriett Maas, Lawrence Macaray, June Malmstrom, Parker H. Markle, Mildred McAfee, Noel Mendoza, Jane Mennes, Jeanette Mennes, Albert Michaeli, Ted Mills, Ora Lee, Ernest Moore, Paul Morales, Grace Morey, Alfred Morris, Robert Morris, Warren Nelson. Mae Okamoto, Charles Paxton, Mary Perez, Jane Pike, Dean Polhemus Jr., Lucille Pollock, Avery Presler, Marietta Proulz, Frank Ramlrez, William Real, Glenn Ream, Leo Rees, Wallace Rutcel, Virginia Rogers, Etta Louise Rosberry, William Ross, Della Duiz, Dan C. Russell Jr., Warren Rust, Ruby Sanchez, Hazel Sawyer, Frances Schacht, Carl Schewe, Magdalena Schmitt, Harold Scheider, Donald Schroff, Jeanne Schweiss. Chieko Shigekawa, Mary Show, Elaine Sieveke, Siegel Smith, Wanda Smith, Janet Stearman, Raymond Stiles, Vesta Stone, Marguerite Stowe, Marcella Sutton, Vanice Taber, Frank Taylor, Marvin Thompson, Arval Tripplett, Tommy Turton, Edwin Tyreman. Eugene Underwood, Joe Villalobos, Donald Wallace, Blanche Marguerite Walters, Viola Warner, Frederick H. Weisel Jr., Catherine Wethered, Luella Wharton, Marjorie White, Duane Wilder, Leona Willers, Alma Wise, Marion Wisser, Olga Witt, Paul K. Yano and Paul Zimmerman. Mrs. Robert Claypool and her infant son born two weeks ago at the St. Joseph's hospital returned to their home on Euclid avenue early this week. HUTCHINSON PICNIC JUNE 10 Residents of Hutchinson, Kansas are invited to the picnic reunion to be held Sunday, June 10, at Bixby park, Long Beach. SERA Plan For Relief Announced (Continued from page 1) Persons selected for work relief upon approved projects will be summoned by mail. Persons receiving work relief employment will be permitted to earn their budgetary requirements which will be determined by the state emergency relief administration in cooperation with county relief committees. The state emergency relief administration will appoint a director for each county. In addition to local administration the county director will cooperate with the board of supervisors and other public officials and with the local relief committee in planning and submitting projects. Projects must be approved by the SERA and should be planned to meet the ability of eligible persons as classified. Women must be given equal opportunity with men for work relief. Prevailing wages paid upon work relief will be those adopted by the local wage board or in certain instances the county board of supervisors. Sufficient employment will be given those upon work relief to enable them to earn monthly the amount determined as their individual family budgetary allowances. All governmental units have been urged to provide in budgets now being prepared funds to cover the cost materials and supervision on worthwhile projects for which the total cost including labor cannot be met by local government. HUTCHINSON PICNIC JUNE 10 Residents of Hutchinson, Kansas, are invited to the picnic reunion to be held Sunday, June 10, at Bixby park, Long Beach. For the Girl Graduate FRIENDSHP BRACELETS, IN STERLING Priced at $1.50 and $2.00 KENDRICK'S, 155 West Center St., Anaheim The Well Dressed Graduate Will Be Outfitted at Yungbluth's Yungbluth’s has always been known as the store for men and young men. Yungbluth’s have specialized in the correct apparel for men—no matter what the occasion. And graduation is an important occasion. The boy graduate, outfitted here will take his place with pride in his appearance—knowing he is correctly dressed. NEW SUITS With the popular bi-swing belted back, in regular new greys and small checks. If they are priced right, too. $20.00 Grey Flannel Slacks Have found these extremely popular longsst the young men. Fine quality and fine at ... $5.50 New Summer Hats Light weight summer felts in the wanted colors, from a well known maker, at..... $3.50 Panamas $4.50 to $6.00 have found these extremely popular amongst the young men. Fine quality and fine at.....$5.50 New Summer Hats very light weight summer felts in the wanted colors, from a well known maker, at.....$3.50 Panamas $4.50 to $6.00 PORT SHOES ever popular and widely known W. L. Douglas make, in plain white, white and black, white and brown.....$4.50 Interwoven Sox 35c, 50c, 75c SHIRTS Mondayl, Hendan and Manhattan stores, in plain colors and fancies, all sizes. $1.15 to $3.50 FANCY SUSPENDERS new lightweight and colors—they're suitable for you. 50c—65c—$1.00 GIFT SUGGESTIONS Belts.....50c and $1.00 Ties .....65c and $1.00 Sleeveless Sweaters (all colors).....$1.95 Zipper Front Sweaters (all colors) $5.00 F. A. 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