anaheim-gazette 1935-08-08

Royal Neighbors To Gather At San Diego Several thousand members of Royal Neighbors of America are expected to attend the observance of Royal Neighbor Day, which will be held Monday, Aug. 19, at the exposition in San Diego. Although a majority of the Royal Neighbors attending the event will be from California camps, it is anticipated that Royal Neighbors of America from many other states will also be present. The lodge has 182 camps in California with a combined membership of approximately 18,000, while its national membership in 45 states is 596,110. Arrangements are in charge of Mrs. Anna M. Cordingly of National City., Calif., a district deputy. Among other California officials of the society, who are likely to attend, are: Mrs. Christiana Hamill, Los Angeles, state supervisor; Mrs. Emma B. Groelle, Oakland, and Mrs. Agnes Leonard, Los Angeles, city supervisors, and Mrs. Florence E. Fairfield, Chico; Mrs. Lenora B. Fletcher, Long Beach; Mrs. Jennie B. Foster, Richmond; Mrs. Mamie L. Kirchner, Palms; Mrs. Rose A. Lee, Los Angeles; Mrs. Georgia Eva Olsen, Paso Robles, and Mrs. Hazel Esther Tridle, Fresno, district deputies. The Royal Neighbor Day program will be held at 7:30 p.m. in the organ amphitheater of Balboa park, where a pageant, "The Good Samaritan," will be presented by a cast of 115 persons. A parade from the Fine Arts building to the amphitheater, led by a girls' band, will precede the pageant and escort girls will lead the procession to the platform. The entertainment will open with the exposition song. Numbers which will follow the pageant are: Song, "Open the Miscellaneous Shower Held for Mary Huenemeyer" A miscellaneous shower was given Miss Mary Huenemeyer, who will be married to Joseph D. Trussell in St. Boniface Church on August 20, by members of both families last Tuesday evening at the Huenemeyer home. A miscellaneous shower was given over to a sewing contest which resulted in Mrs. Ray Fisher winning first prize and Mrs. Crosby second. Miss Mabel Biebeck, Mrs. Margaret Wilson and Mrs. Charles Crosby were the winners of other games played. A feature of the evening was Master Ernie Huenemeyer, dressed in pink and white coming in pulling a wagon loaded with gifts. The living room which was decorated in pink and white was the scene of refreshments which were followed by a musical program in which Miss Mabel Biebeck played some accordion solos. Guests of the evening were: Mesdames Ray Fisher, John Craddock, Jess Gorham, Earnest Huenemeyer, Herman Huenemeyer, John Braun, John Mertz, Carl Zimmer, John Willis, Harold Crosby, Margaret Wilson Mary Heinz, Hazel Spalding, Rudolph Senn, George Biebeck, Harry Contonwine. Misses Ruth Westberg, Mabel Biebeck, Marie Senn, Alice Wisser, Celestine Young, Marylyn Cantonwine, Rose Zimmer, Emma Wisser, Emy Owes, Merrylyn Gorham. Honored Guest Miss Mary B. Huenemeyer. Angus-Utter Nuptials On Saturday Miss Marguerite Angus, Eng teacher in the Anaheim U High School was married last Sunday to William Utter, a teacher in the Cypress school at the head of the bride's parents, Mr. Mrs. T. A. Angus in Arcadia. Mr. Utter attended Anah High school and received his A degree from Stanford and his A. from U.S.C. He is teaching Cypress, and is the son of Dr. Mrs. J.W.Utter of 1001 W.C. The ceremony was held in garden of the Arcadia home, with the Rev. D.L.McQuarrie of Nerside officiating. H.W.J.sang. The bride wore white satin a tulle veil. She carried lily valley, bouvardia and a sirochid. Her sister, Mrs.E.Bishop, in blue lace; the brgroom's sister, Mrs.Marian Uin orchid, and Miss Pearl Coulin in peach attended Miss Arbert Angus was best man Andrew Thomson and Lor Omie ushered. Following a reception, the co went northward for a mo trip. They will live in Anahe Anaheim Couple Married In Los Angeles A wedding of interest here place in Los Angeles last Thursday when Miss Helen Wollen daughter of Mr. and Mrs.Wollenman of Cerritos Road married to Ross Brownfield, Mr. and Mrs.J.Brownfield of South Philidelphia street. Midway City Holds Picnic Anaheim Park Members of the Philathea Sunday school class of the Baptist church of Garden Grove gathered at Anaheim park Thursday evening for a picnic supper. Table arrangements and the serving of coffee were in charge of Mrs. Mary Kester and Mrs. Blanche Brintnall. Those present with their families were Mr. and Mrs. Herman Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. James Cockerham, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Knapp, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Allen, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Gus Van der Linde, Mr. and Mrs. Faires, Mrs. C. A. Brintnall, Mrs. Mary Coats, Mrs. Mary Kester, Mrs. George Schumacher, the Rev. Elmer Lyon and the Misses Edith and Grace Hedstrom and Frances Hammontree. Reverend Ray C. Harker is taking advantage of his summer vacation by taking a trip to Illinois and Wisconsin. This is the "old home" of Reverend Harker and he anticipates an enjoyable visit with his two brothers as well as other relatives and friends. Anaheim Couple Married In Los Angeles A wedding of interest here place in Los Angeles last Tuesday when Miss Helen Wollen daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wollenman of Cerritos Road married to Ross Brownfield, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. J. Brownfield of South Philidelphia street. The Rev. Father T. Espen formerly of Anaheim, read marriage vows in a setting illined only by white tapers. Miss Wollenman wore a sport outfit with white garments she carried a small white pencil book and a white rosary that longed to a great-great grandmother. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wollen (Bernice Brownfield) attended their brother and sister. Wollenman wore sheer blue. A breakfast at the Wollen home on Cerritos followed both Mrs. R. Wollenman and Brownfield wearing navy The center table bore a white wedding cake, above which was suspended a white bell, Ferss and tapers were used or other tables. Miss Juanita Brownfield played the traditional wedding song the piano. Guests at the breakfast included Mrs. John Martin, godmother of the bridegroom, Mr. and G. A. Wollenman, Joe Wollen, Miss Carlyce Wollenman, Mr. Mrs. R. Wollenman, Mr. and J. Brownfield, Patsy Jo and Brownfield, Mrs. M. J. Maley, P. Metzgar, Mrs. A.Worth, R.Foulks, Mr. and Mrs.A.Sch Margie Schutte, Mr. and Mr Wollenman, Mr. and Mrs.H Ferris, Mr. and Mrs.Job D.Mr. and Mrs.N.Bettendorf, J.Kluthe, Mr. and Mrs.Johnler and Johnny Sedler, Miss McIntyre, Miss Marion Met Miss Josephine Denni, Miss A Bettendorf, Miss Kathleen Cliff Miss Helen Clayes, Ben Clith Wells, Miss Margaret Dall of Anaheim; Mr. and Mr Porter of Santa Ana; Mr. and N.Hall of Hollywood; Ed Freed of Orange; Mr. and Mrs.H Brownfield of Whittier; and Mrs.Herbert Ross of Diego. The couple will take a weeks' wedding trip through Borrow from Bank of America Bank credit is an important influence in speeding national recovery. Bank of America is making loans to individuals under its popular personal loan plan every day. It is lending money to aid agriculture, to stimulate commerce and industry, and to encourage Californians to buy or build their homes under the helpful provisions of the Federal Housing Act. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Fund BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST & SAVINGS ASSOCIATION A Statewide National Bank COMMERCIAL SAVINGS TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT PENTS of the WEEK Mus-Utter Initials Saturday Marguerite Angus, English mer in the Anaheim Union School was married last Sat- to William Utter, a teacher Cypress school at the home bride's parents, Mr. and R. A. Angus in Arcadia. Utter attended Anaheim school and received his A. B. from Stanford and his M. U. S. C. He is teaching at us, and is the son of Dr. and W. Utter of 1001 W. Cenceremony was held in the area of the Arcadia home, with Rev. D. L. McQuarrie of Riv-officiating. H. W. John bride wore white satin with veil. She carried lily of lily, bouvardia and a single Her sister, Mrs. E. A. o, in blue lace; the bride's sister, Mrs. Marian Utter, hid, and Miss Pearl Coughpeach attended Miss Angus. R. Angus was best man and new Thomson and Lorenzoushered. Nowing a reception, the couple northward for a month's They will live in Anaheim. Anaheim Couple Carried In Los Angeles wedding of interest here took place in Los Angeles last Thursday when Miss Helen Wollenman, mer of Mr. and Mrs. R. Chanman of Cerritos Road was used to Ross Brownfield, son of and Mrs. J. Brownfield of 824 Phildelphia street. Stockwells Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary The 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hayes Stockwell, Webster Avenue was observed Sunday, August 4th from 4 to 6 at which time Mrs. Floyd E. Stockwell of Anaheim and Mrs. E. H. Brunemeier of Placentia acted as hostesses. There were some 60 invited guests among whom there were in attendance a number who attended the wedding which occurred at Hooppole, Ill., on August 3, 1910. Those who attended the wedding, also the anniversary were: Mrs. Hulda Hinch Hartman, Los Angeles; Mrs. E. H. Brunemeier, Placentia; Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mathis, Placentia; Misses Jennie and Emma Ringel of Peoria, Ill., who are spending the year in the city; Mr. and Mrs. Perry W. Mathis, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Mathis, Misses Clara and Elfreda Lehman and Stacy M. Sommers, all of Anaheim. Rev. E. Burgi of Los Angeles, who performed the ceremony 25 years ago, sent a letter of congratulations. A color scheme, carrying out the theme of the day, of pink and silver was used in the decorations. Mrs. Stockwell wore her wedding gown of lansdowne material. The program for the event was: Violin Solo, "Love Old Sweet Song," Miss Leilla Brown. Duet: "All for You" and "Silver Threads Among the Gold," Mrs. Floyd Stockwell and Miss Mary Margaret Young. Solo: "At Dawning," Lyman Harpster. Solo: "Calm is The Night," Mr. Harpster. Violin Solo: "Annie Laurie," Miss Brown. At The Wedding" Mrs. E.H. PATHFINDER (Continued from page 1) of Westminster. The two men were brought to the city jail in Anaheim, then located on Cypress Street, between Los Angeles and Lemon. A mob congregated, seeking vengeance. They were armed with shotguns and at least 50 were in the posse. Marshal Smythe endeavored to protect these men, so he took them from this small jail secretly and hid them in a dry goods store on West Center Street. The mob continued to mill around until the following morning. The Southern Pacific train passing through at 7 o'clock in the morning carried the prisoners to Los Angeles under the guard of the two officers. When the mob learned of this last move, they stormed around the depot but failed in their attempts to lynch the prisoners. Anschang was tried and convicted of murder and sentenced to hang. A few days previous to the date of execution, it was said that strychninewas passed to this man, Anschlang through some tobacco and he committed suicide. So ends the story. SECOND KILLING AT WESTMINSTER In the year 1892, James McKelvey of Westminster had a ranch up in the Santiago Canyon near Modjeska's home. He had in his employ a Mexican, named Juan Torres. Mr McKelvey had held out $2.00 of his wages to pay his poll tax. This greatly incensed the Mexican, and while McKelvey was in a small barn on his premises, the Mexican struck him over the head with a club and then struck a knife in his heart and killed him. Torres escaped and after the third day, was captured at El Toro. The Trial was to be in Santa Ana, but one bright moonlight funeral services were Saturday at 2 o'clock Henry A. Baker, 69, away at the home of W. Van Dorn, 316 3rd street, Wednesday. The deceased was Massachusetts and was interested in the cannibal but at the time of his retirement, coming to Anas two months ago to make He is survived by Mary A. Baker and Pierce W. Van Dorn, or J. L. Van Dorn of New Henry Baker of Denver daughter Mrs. Elsa L Minneapolis, Minn. Services will be conducted at the chapel of the Ma-Rose Hill in Whittier direction of Backs, Terrell. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE PROPERTY BY UNDER DEED OF TRUST NO. 1 WHEREAS, GUSTH GATH and MARY HIS wife, by Deed of June 11th, 1934, recited 28th, 1934 in Book 68 of official Records County, California, disclove the property hereafter described; ange County Title Trustee, to secure all obligations; the payment promissory note dated 1934 payable to WAGNER, or order; for capital sum of $7344.70; est from June 30th; rate of seven per cent; payable semi-annually. WHEREAS, defaulted in that the interest due on said note on 30th, 1934 has not been WHEREAS, EMMA NER, owner and holder heretofore demand said Trustee sell said p The program for the event was: Violin Solo, "Love Old Sweet Song," Miss Leila Brown. Duet: "All for You" and "Silver Threads Among the Gold," Mrs. Floyd Stockwell and Miss Mary Margaret Young. Solo: "At Dawning," Lyman Harpster. Solo: "Calm is The Night," Mr. Harpster. Violin Solo: "Annie Laurie," Miss Brown. "At The Wedding" Mrs. E. H. Brunemeir. The guests at the affair from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. Warren Stockwell, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Olson, Mrs. Mabel Redline, Beverly Hills; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark, Orange; Miss Leola Felton, accompanist, Encinitas. Westminster Matrons Club In Picnic The Young Matrons' club, of the Presbyterian church, in Westminster, had a picnic at Anaheim park Thursday. Children of members were of the party. At a short business session it was voted to hold a cooked food sale instead of an ice cream social as had originally been planned, and August 14 set as the date. The sale will be held in the postoffice building Westminster between the hours of 9 and 1 o'clock, with Mrs. Alvaretta Campbell, Mrs. Lucille Wise and Mrs. Hazel Beermeyer in charge. Those enjoying the picnic included Mrs. Esther Grandy and daughters, Marinel and Lois; Gerald Clough, Mrs. Bertha Hylton, children, Charles and Ellamae, Mrs. May Finley, Mrs. Muriel Hylton and son, Harlan, Mrs. Margaret Prindle and children, Marion, Layelle and David; Mrs. Lucille Wise and children, Billy, Beth and Virginia; Mrs. Cleo Hazard, Mrs. Alvaretta Campbell and daughters, Joyce and Janice; Mrs. Idabelle Penhall and sons, Melvin and Lecile Lee; Marvin May, Mrs. Hazel Beermeyer and son, Billy Max. Society Holds Church Club Picnic Here The first social of the newly ordained priest held out $2.00 of his wages to pay his poll tax. This greatly incensed the Mexican, and while McKelvey was in a small barn on his premises, the Mexican struck him over the head with a club and then struck a knife in his heart and killed him. Torres escaped and after the third day, was captured at El Toro. The Trial was to be in Santa Ana, but one bright moonlight night, about 3 o'clock in the morn, a posse came from the southern end of the county, and while the night jailer was temporarily absent from the jail, the mob sledgehammered the door and threw a rope around Torres' neck and dragged him up Sycamore Street to the corner of Main, where the Rossmore Hotel is now located, and hung him to a telegraph pole on the corner. The body dangled from this pole until the following day when it was cut down and burried. Many curious seekers NOTHING CHANGES but the PRICE! High quality means Florsheim quality. Josephine Denni, Miss Agnes Mandorf, Miss Kathleen Clayes, Helen Clayes, Ben Clayes, Wells, Miss Margaret Davis, Anahelm; Mr. and Mrs. A. of Santa Ana; Mr. and Mrs. Hall of Hollywood; Ed Frerking Orange; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kniefeld of Whittier; and Mr. Mrs. Herbert Ross of San Jose. Senior Society Grace Lutheran meets Wednesday The Grace Lutheran young folks, members of the Junior League, meet in the church parish Wednesday night with Mary Munziger, president presiding. The pastor of the church added the meeting using as his "The Situation at Present in Italian-Ethiopian Controversy." Althite served refreshments to those present following talk. The next meeting has called for the first Wednesday in September. Mrs. Alvaretta Campbell and daughters, Joyce and Janice; Mrs. Idabelle Penhall and sons, Melvin and Lecile Lee; Marvin May, Mrs. Hazel Beermeyer and son, Billy Max. Society Holds Church Club Picnic Here The first social of the newly organized Junior Christian Endeavor society of the Midway City Community church was held at Anaheim park Thursday, the group being taken there by the Rev. Clifford Jones, Russell Futty, Mrs. Wade Enoch and Mrs. Fred Foley. Picnic luncheon was served at noon. Attending the picnic were Morris Holly, Ilene and Raymond Borgeson, Leon Thompson, Burton Jones, Lois Braybrook, Neil and Doris Foley, Raymond Nelson, Dorothy and Marjorie Day, Ralph Fury, Geraldine Logan, Ralph Schroder, Forrest Hart, Bob Pritchard, Bobby and Carl Enoch. Buena Park Club of Kiwanians to Picnic Anaheim The Buena Park Kiwanis Club has arranged for a picnic to be held in Anaheim City park on August 21. The committee on arrangements is headed by Dr. Milton Counter, who has as his assistants, Thomas C. Bittle, H. Osborne, J. B. Sullivan and Dr. R. D. Temple. Sale FLORSHEIM SHOP High quality means Florsheim quality in spite of low sale prices Florsheim fine manship and styles haven't been changed iota. Here, for a short time, is your opportunity to get acquainted with a really fine shoe... style, every size reduced... including $745 A Few Styles $795 F. A. YUNGBLUT 145 West Center Street "The Home of HART SCHAFFNER & MAY" Henry A. Baker Passes Away Here Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 o'clock for the late Henry A. Baker, 69, who passed away at the home of his son, P. W. Van Dorn, 316 South East street, Wednesday. The deceased was a native of Massachusetts and was formerly interested in the canning business, but at the time of his death was retired, coming to Anaheim some two months ago to make his home. He is survived by his wife, Mary A. Baker and three sons, Pierce W. Van Dorn, of Anaheim; J. L. Van Dorn of New York and Henry Baker of Denver, Colo. One daughter Mrs. Elsa Hackney of Minneapolis, Minn. Services will be conducted in the chapel of the Mausoleum at Rose Hill in Whittier, under the direction of Backs, Terry & Campbell. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY BY TRUSTEE UNDER DEED OF TRUST TRUST NO. 1045 WHEREAS, GUSTAV SPINGATH and MARY SPINGATH, his wife, by Deed of Trust, dated June 11th, 1934, recorded June 28th, 1934 in Book 684, page 171 of official Records of Orange County, California, did grant and convey the property therein and hereinafter described, to the Orange County Title Company, as Trustee, to secure, among other obligations, the payment of one promissory note dated June 11th, 1934 payable to EMMA C. WAGNER, or order, for the principal sum of $7344.70, with interest from June 30th, 1934 at the rate of seven per cent per annum, payable semi-annually; and WHEREAS, default has occurred in that the interest payment due on said note on December 30th, 1934, has not been paid; and WHEREAS, EMMA C. WAGNER, owner and holder of said note heretofore demanded that said Trustee sell said property and on May 4th, 1935 duly reported in G. G. Lions Club Holds Steak Bake The members of the Lions Club of Garden Grove and their families enjoyed a steak bake at Irvine Park at their meeting last week. Charles Lake was general chairman of the arrangements committee. LEGAL NOTICE Trustee's fee and expenses of sale estimated at $259.00, together all other sums secured by said deed of trust. NOW THEREFORE, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the said Orange County Title Company, by virtue of the authority vested in it as Trustee under said Deed of Trust, will sell at public auction, to the highest bidder for cash, lawful money of the United States, on the 30th day of August, 1935 at the hour of eleven o'clock A.M., of said day at the North entrance of the Hall of Records in the City of Santa Ana, California, all of the interest conveyed to it by said Deed of Trust in and to all the following described property situated in the City of Anaheim, County of Orange, State of California, described as follows, to-wit: The Northerly fifty (50) feet of Lots Fifty-six (56) and Fifty-seven (57) in Vincyard Lot "E-5" in the "Langenberger Tract," as shown on a Map recorded in Book I, pages 551 and 552 of Miscellaneous Records of Los Angeles County, California, or so much of said property as shall be necessary to be sold to provide a sum sufficient to pay the total amount secured by said Deed of Trust. Dated this 6th day of August, 1935. ORANGE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY, By H. A. GARDNER, (Corporate President, Seal). By GEO. A. PARKER, Secretary. 3-8/15/22-35 Church Society Meeting Here The Women's Missionery Society and the two Circles of the Grace Lutheran Church are holding their meeting at the City Park this afternoon. This evening the families will join them at 6:30 and all will partake of a pot-luck supper. Nazarene Club To Picnic Friday The Young People's Society of the Church of Nazarene will hold an outdoor picnic in the Orange County Park tomorrow (Friday) evening. The Orange County Zone of this District is comprised of about fifteen churches, and the young folk have been looking forward to this event with much enthusiasm. D. A. R. Plans To Entertain Head The Daughters of the American Revolution of the Southern District of California will honor the President National of the United States Daughters of 1812, Mrs. John Francis Weinmann of Little Rock, Arkansas, when Mrs. Elmer H. Whittaker, the State Regent, and members of the Executive Board in the South will receive State Chairmen, Chapter Regents Officers, and Chapter Chairmen on Wednesday, August 7, from 2:00 to 5:00 at the home of Mrs. John W. H. Hodge, 158 North June Street, Los Angeles. Reverend and Mrs. S. M. Cheek are spending their summer vacation in Berkeley with their son John, who is attending the College of Pacific. GRAND CANYON OF INDUSTRY...RIGHT IN YOUR OWN BACK YARD In Long Beach, California, there is a particular building. In it is a chasm 100 feet deep. The walls are a series of boilers which generate the steam necessary to turn giant turbines capable of developing hundreds of thousands of horsepower...It is called the "Grand Canyon of Industry," built to provide additional horsepower as a supplement to an already important hydroelectric system. Electric power is the life-blood of modern existence. If, for any reason, the flow of electricity should stop, or even be reduced, our whole world would be thrown into chaos. Foods would spoil for lack of refrigeration...our factories would be still...our streets and homes unlighted...street cars would not run...irrigation of crops would be hampered. And for this the Edison Company super steam plant was built. Its potential output is in excess of the normal demand. Combined with the hydroelectric plants we are prepared for any emergency. The mere fact that your electrical equipment is connected to our lines is your assurance of constant, abundant and low-cost power. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. HARRY J. BAUER, President A community enterprise...today as always, contributing to and anticipating the assured growth and progress of Central and Southern California. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON COMPANY LTD. HARRY J. BAUER, President A community enterprise...today as always, contributing to and anticipating the assured growth and progress of Central and Southern California. BOILER ROOM—LONG BEACH STEAM STATION The electric service facilities of the Southern California Edison Company are miracles of this modern age.