anaheim-gazette 1936-01-30

Reckless Driving Charge Dismissed A reckless driving charge against Mrs. Pauline Stephens of Placentia was dismissed last week in Santa Ana. The accident which brought the charges occurred at Chapman avenue and 101 Highway and involved in addition to Mrs. Stephens, Norbert Angel who was injured. Purse Lost in S. A. Returned Anaheimer Albert Smith of Route 1, Anaheim lost his purse in a theater in Santa Ana last Thursday evening and reported the matter to the police. Officer Bert Dawson went to the theater with Smith and the purse was recovered after the theater was closed. All Night Parking Taboo in Santa Ana The police of Santa Ana are starting a drive against all night parking in the streets of the city. An ordinance forbidding parking in the streets between the hours of 2 and 5 is being enforced. A & B AUTO TOPS PHONE 2404 411 East Center Street ANAHEIM The Dep Boys of Calif. Our Creed If you can buy it elsewhere for less return it, and we will either refund your money or return the difference. Our Creed If you can buy it elsewhere for less return it and we will either refund your money or return the difference PEP WORLD'S LOWEST PRICES! Here's a Buy! Radiator CAP & Heat Indicator Attractive chromium-plated ornamental radiator cap & thermometer. For 1933-34 V-8 FORDS! 44¢ Save Gas and Oil—Use "G" PLUS COLLOIDAL GRAPHITE A super heat-proof graphite lubricating admixture for oil and gasoline. No Mixing Necessary! 7¢ RING & PINION GEAR Drop forged construction. Accurately meshed to insure silent operation. For CHEV. Ratio 42:11 1951 For "A" FORDS Ratio 9:34 285 BRAKE SHOES Lined with non-burning linings. Set of 4 For 2 Wheels! 49 with old ones YOU SAVE WHEN YOU BUY AT PEP BOYS! FUEL PUMPS Exact replacement of original car equipment. FOR 1932-35 FORDS 1929-33 CHEVROLET 1930-33 PLYMOUTH and MANY OTHER CARS SOLDERING IRON Spear shape with copper tip. Complete! 14¢ CORNER Fish, fish and more fish. The all I have thought of since program at the Rotary club Monday. It's getting so that time I sneeze (and I have a that it sounds like a fish horn. K. B. Rigby is now trying get the Standard Oil company open an Anaheim branch Canada so he'll have an excuse go up there twice in a while. There were some spoon filers, casters . . oh, heck I know what the Walton Le would call them . . at the ming and you could see them chewing on finger nails to from letting their enthusiasm riot. Con Jongewaard denied bit any nails but . . well look his hands next time you see h The Oriole of the Gram Schools (What! You don't re-nize the new title of my old fr and mentor . . Mel Gauer course . . He's the assis music master of the Rotary and does he swing a mean well his arm . . when he's l ing) but anyway Mel's trying to give the youngsters their vitions earlier so's he can ge start ahead of Cloyd Hartranf There was a friend of M standing over my shoulder wh wrote the above and he stated emphatically . . that an o don't sing . . well, who said does? Doc Johnston had to miss meeting because he is ill with flu . . but had he known what program was undoubtedly would have parked the flu come to the meeting anyway. Leo Sheridan was among guests and while everything quiet and everyone admiring FUEL PUMPS Exact replacement of original car equipment. FOR 1932-35 FORDS 1929-33 CHEVROLET 1930-33 PLYMOUTH and MANY OTHER CARS With Your Old Onel $11 SOLDERING IRON Spear shape with copper tip. Complete! 14¢ CORNER HOOD SILENCER Stop Annoying Hood Rattles Instantly! Prevent marring and scratching. Easy to put on. LIVE BLACK RUBBER EACH! 3¢ LICENSE PLATE FRAMES CALIFORNIA 36 PB-1344 CADMIUM PLATEDI Easy to install on any car. PER PAIR! AUTO & RADIO SUPPLIES THE STORE nearest YOUR DOOR 211 No. MAIN St. FREE PARKING FOR PATRONS SERVICE • QUALITY • VALUE Santa Ana, California PREPARATIONS HASTENED FOR 26th NATIONAL ORANGE SHOW AT SAN BERNARDINO FEB. 20 C. N. P. A. Service Marjorie Duke, Lucy Ellis, and Adalyn Skeen (left to right) showing its sketch of decorative effects planned for 1936 Citrus Exposition being February 20 and closing March 1. State Official Is Speaker, Meeting The insurance men of the county gathered at the James Cafe in Santa Ana last Tuesday night at which time they were addressed by Samuel Carpenter, insurance commissioner of the state. The meeting was a regular meeting of the association. The meeting was a regular meeting of the association. A musical program was arranged by Lloyd G. Rowell. Look at that water." Jury Panel Is Drawn For Court The following names have been drawn for jury duty in the justice of the peace court in Anaheim: Analheim justice court, presided over by Justice of the Peace Charles Kuchel: Mrs. Flora Mae Rice, Mrs. Ada L. Zimmreman, Minnie J. Brownell, Mrs. King Rutledge, S. M. Carter, Mrs. Gertrude Shea, Mrs. Mattie E. Bell, Mrs. Ida Wilson, Mrs. Ida L. Henry, Mrs. Lulu M. Plant, Lida M. Kimber, Mrs. B. Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Ethel Nickle, Maude E. Chandler, F. Elsie Borth, Mamie R. Harrison, John J. Dillon, J. S. Kerr, A. W. Franzen, Keith Rush, Nell S. Priddy, Leona V. Jones, Edith M. DeHaven, Mrs. Kathryn C. Fry, Mrs. Tenna Vociker, Lena B. Hill, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Lina Burns, Rosa E. Snyder, Mrs. Josephine Baum, Mrs. Florence Davis, Maude G. Sell, Clara M. Quarton, Laura Tucker, Mrs. R. A. Miller, Elizabeth R. Potvin, Elizabeth Fellows, Estelle L. Fisher, J. C. Murphy and Ina Sanford. Analheim city court, presided over by Judge Frank Tausch: Minnie Ableiter, Julia Archer, Robert Boney, Clara B. Burns, Fred Clough, Jack Corn, N. M. Durkee, George Hamler, J. G. Hilleary, George Jackson, Albert Brunet, Helen B. Beardslee, O. N. Brower, Elizabeth Cackley, H. D. Cook, Matilda Douglas, Elizabeth Gordon, W. E. Hauser, G. P. Inhofer and John H. Kirsch. Call Wisconsin Picnic Reunion All who ever lived in Wisconsin are invited to meet for the great picnic reunion, all day Saturday, Military Ballroom DAV Seat The eighth annual has been set for the room on 101 Highwa day, February 20. The affair is sponsored citizen's committee Harry L. Pickard as germanman. Complete arrangement be announced follow to be held on February entire proceeds are given to Fischer Chapter, Disc can Veterans, at Santana information may be President, Phone ANC C.H.Parsons,Federation Societies office,Sational Bank,MUtual fish and more fish. That's have thought of since the am at the Rotary club last day. It's getting so that every I sneeze (and I have a cold) it sounds like a fish horn. B. Rigby is now trying to the Standard Oil company to an Anaheim branch in so he'll have an excuse to there twice in a while. are some spooners, casters ... oh, heck I don't what the Walton League call them ... at the meet-and you could see them all on finger nails to keep letting their enthusiasm run Con Jongewaard denied he my nails but ... well look at ends next time you see him. Oriole of the Grammar Is (What! You don't recogne new title of my old friend mentor ... Mel Gauer of ... He's the assistant master of the Rotary club does he swing a meh ... his arm ... when he's lead-out anyway Mel's trying now be the youngsters their vacaearlier so's he can get a head of Cloyd Hartranft. re was a friend of Mel's ing over my shoulder while I the above and he stated ... tically ... that an oriole ing ... well, who said Mel Johnston had to miss the g because he is ill with the but had he known what the m have parked the flu and to the meeting anyway. Sheridan was among the and while everything was and everyone admiring the y gathered at the James Cafe in Santa Ana last Tuesday night at which time they were addressed by Samuel Carpenter, insurance commissioner of the state. The meeting was a regular meeting of the association. The meeting was a regular meeting of the association. A musical program was arranged by Lloyd G. Rowell. Look at that water." And so much for fish. Art Bradley, Exalted Ruler of the Elks took a lesson in parliamentary law last Sunday afternoon. He couldn't understand why Mayor Charley Mann took a runout ... well he knows now. But here's a warning Art ... you ain't seen nothing yet ... wait 'll some time when the Legionnaires get into a real scrap. That was just a lotta horseplay ... you know kidding one another. Gosh, now another Smith has gone and got on the wrong side of the fense ... Al's kicked over the traces ... tsk. tsk. tsk... sucn carry'ns on ... how these Smits will get in the dog house. And speaking of Smiths ... asked Ray what he planned to use his bonus for and whadyuthink he said ... a furlined dog house with doors that swing both ways ... wonder just why ... huh? And speaking of dog houses ... Harry Akerman says I'm all wrong he does like dog food ... that is if the dog's a real pet ... pork chops and what have you. Now that Jim Bouldin is under arrest his alibi is that a horse is just a hobby with me. You know Jim and his gang of highbinders got themselves in a jam this past week by stealing a perfectly good hobby horse that belongs to me ... that is I guess it does. Monte Webb has been after me to dig up some information about a hotel that was torn down here about 1906 ... he says that he worked on the destruction ... and I never tumbled to what he wanted it for ... he just wanted to prove that he worked once. I still don't believe it. Call Wisconsin Picnic Reunion All who ever lived in Wisconsin are invited to meet for the great picnic reunion, all day Saturday, February 8th. In Sycamore Grove Park. Come as early as you can and spend the day with friends. There will be county registers and headquarters so all can find the old neighbors even with ten thousand present. There will be a brief program opening about two o'clock but the main purpose will be to have a good time. All the tourists and visitors from the old home state as well as residents are invited. Good lunches sold in the park. Coffee will be provided. The President Col. Frank H. True will preside. Each one who learns of this picnic is asked to pass the word along. Information may be had of the President, TRinity 0439, or of C. H. Parsons, MUtual 1981. Coloradoans Are Called for Picnic President Bill Campbell, of the Colorado State Society is announcing the annual picnic for all former residents of that state. It will be held all day, Sunday, February 9th in Sycamore Grove Park, Los Angeles, with basket dinners at noon. He promises a popular program and that county registers and headquarters will be open all day so friends may meet each other. The program will follow the dinner hour and hot coffee will be supplied for all picknickers. Lunches are sold in the park. All Coloradoans are urged to rally for a great day together. Further FOX ANAHEIM 299 W. Center Phone 8002 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday February 2-3-4 Sun. Continuous from 2 P.M. "AH WILDERNESS" Johnston had to miss the g because he is ill with the but had he known what the m was undoubtedly he have parked the flu and to the meeting anyway. Sheridan was among the and while everything was and everyone admiring the ing taken from the lake . . . rped Leo with "... Boy! Monte Webb has been after me to dig up some information about a hotel that was torn down here about 1906 . . . he says that he worked on the destruction . . . and I never tumbled to what he wanted it for . . . he just wanted to prove that he worked once. I still don't believe it. And that's that. For Your Convenience We Have Installed New Department Original Package LIQUORS TOO WE HAVE THE LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE STOCK IN ANAHEIM AL'S CIGAR STORE 3 East Center St. ANAHEIM FOX ANAHEIM 229 W. Center Phone 8802 Sunday, Monday, Tuesday February 2-3-4 Sun. Continuous from 2 P.M. "AH WILDERNESS" with Wallace Beery and Lionel Barrymore — AND — "DANGEROUS" with Bette Davis-Franchot Tone Wednesday Only Feb. 5th "SHIPMATES FOREVER" with Dick Powell-Ruby Keeler Thursday, Friday, Saturday Feb. 6-7-8 RONALD COLMAN in "A TALE OF TWO CITIES" — AND — JESSIE MATTHEWS in "FIRST A GIRL" ANAHEIM Theatre 182 W. Center Phone 4219 Friday, Saturday, Sunday Jan. 31-Feb. 1-2 Sun. Continuous from 2:30 "TOO TOUGH TO KILL" with Victor Jory-Sally O'Neill — AND — JOHN WAYNE in "OREGON TRAIL" Military Ball of DAV Set Feb. 20 The eighth annual military ball has been set for the Valencia Ball room, on 101 Highway for Thursday, February 20. The affair is sponsored by a citizen's committee headed by Harry L. Pickard as general chairman. Complete arrangements will be announced following a meeting to be held on February 3. The entire proceeds are given to Jack Fischer Chapter, Disabled American Veterans, at Santa Ana. Information may be bad of the President, Phone AN 8610, or of C. H. 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