anaheim-gazette 1936-11-05

Tedrick Candidate For Appraiser Job Paul Tedrick, Anaheim man, is one of the several persons in the race for the appointment as state inheritance tax appraiser for Orange county to succeed the late John N. Anderson of Santa Ana. Other northern Orange county men mentioned include Albert Launer, Howard Irwin and Elmer Guy, all of Fullerton. Elks Lodge Meets Thursday Evening Anaheim Lodge No. 1245, B. P. O. E., will hold its regular meeting next Thursday evening instead of Wednesday, it was announced today by John Morgan, secretary. The change was made after receiving a special disposition from grand lodge officials. Charter night will be observed and all charter members of the Anaheim lodge have been invited to attend. A program will be presented following the lodge meeting, Morgan said. Five Petty Thefts Reported to Police A series of petty thefts were reported to Anaheim police Friday and Saturday. Property stolen included automobile accessories, canvas and clothing. Chaney will Speak At Forum Tuesa Homer C. Chaney, talking fore the weekly meeting of Orange county forums, Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Anaheim Lodge. FIVE PETTY THEFTS REPORTED TO POLICE A series of petty thefts were reported to Anaheim police Friday and Saturday. Property stolen included automobile accessories, canvas and clothing. Victims were Harold Kryder, 1810 W. Commonwealth avenue, Fullerton, George Burroughs, 142 W. Truslow avenue, Fullerton, Nagel-Gohres company, 418 S. Lemon street, D. W. LeDuc, 731 N. Claudina street, and Clayton Allen, Yungbluth's store. Economical—Use one LEVEL teaspoonful to a cup of flour for most recipes. Dependable—Scientifically made by baking powder SPECIALISTS to produce best results. KC BAKING POWDER Same Price Today as 45 Years Ago 25 ounces for $25c You can also buy A full 10 ounce can for $10c 15 ounce can for $15c Double-Tested — Double-Action MILLIONS OF POUNDS HAVE BEEN USED BY OUR GOVERNMENT CHANEY will Speak At Forum Tuesday Homer C. Chaney, talking fore the weekly meeting of Orange county forums, Tuesday, Nov. 10, at the Anaunion high school, will use a theme, "Our Changing Bar Philosophy." Prior to assuie the directorial work of the fe educational project in this city, Chaney was for many y affiliated with the First Nat bank of Santa Ana and is known throughout the countr a speaker on monetary and nomic affairs. Students who upon gradu from high school have grades permit them to enter the Uniity of California will maii superiority over the classr with lower marks, whether or they come directly to the Uniity or attend junior college This statement is made by Merton C. Hill, director of missions, following a survey more than three thousand dents' grades. (Advertisement) No Family Circle Is Complete Fithout an M. D. "Peter, Peter, pumpkin eate Had a wife but couldn't keep She always had an ache or That she was trying to cu vain." 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Bring your prescriptions for fills here and enjoy the peace mind of knowing that your cine has all the potency, a health benefits, which your expects of it. Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGIST 237 E. Center St., Anaheim, Phone 2322 Telephone 2523 THOMAS H. KUCHE Lawyer 411 Bk. America Bldg., Ana YEARBOOK WINS NATIONAL HONOR Anaheim Union High School "Colonist" Again Given All-American Rating All-American honors for the fifth consecutive year have been awarded the Colonist, Anaheim high school yearbook, according to word received recently from the National Scholastic Press association at the University of Minnesota. Attesting to its superiority the Colonist was the only yearbook in Southern California representing high schools up to 1600 enrollment to be given this distinction. Fifteen yearbooks in the United States were given similar honors; two in northern California. This critical service conducted for high schools, colleges, and universities, including judging in the general plan of book, sections of the book, editing and make-up, mechanical considerations, and the financial status. Judges, in sending their report stated that this year's All-Americans must have had mechanical excellence in typography, press work, book binding, paper quality, and general craftsmanship in the literary content. All-Americans were distinguished by fulfilling all these qualities and presenting personality, character and individuality. Margaret Smith was the book's editor-in-chief. Betty Jasckievicz had charge of snaps, features and class photographs. Other staff included: Bob Pimou For New York on his newest announced plans to associate on of films. He left for New will star in their first picture. Honey will Speak at Forum Tuesday Mimer C. Chaney, talking best the weekly meeting of the county forums, Tuesday Nov. 10, at the Anaheim high school, will use as his ee, "Our Changing Banking philosophy." Prior to assuming directorial work of the federal national project in this counchaney was for many years cited with the First National of Santa Ana and is well worn throughout the county as speaker on monetary and economic affairs. Students who upon graduation high school have grades that fit them to enter the University of California will maintain priority over the classmates lower marks, whether or not come directly to the University or attend junior college first. The statement is made by Dr. Jon C. Hill, director of ads, following a survey of than three thousand students grades. (Advertisement) Family Circle CompleteHOUT an M. D. Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater a wife but couldn't keep her. Always had an ache or pain she was trying to cure in vain." Peter, Peter, pumpkin eater another, and how he loves her; whom 'ere she has a spell calls the Doctor and gets well," The cheapest method in the run is to see your Doctor so often and keep well and busy. The Jackson Drug Co. does him as well as yourself aptly. (Copyright Advertisement) Ted Drugs protect this year's All-Americans must have had mechanical excellence in tyrography, press work, book binding, paper quality, and general craftsmanship in the literary content. All-Americans were distinguished by fulfilling all these qualities and presenting personality, character and individuality. Margaret Smith was the book's editor-in-chief. Betty Jasckievicz had charge of snaps, features and class photographs. Other staff members included: Bob Rimpau, sports; Cliff Kopitzke, activities; Rose Mary Ramm, music, drama and organizations; Jane Carson, classes and Marjorie Edwards, copyreader. John B. Kennedy, journalism and English instructor, was the chief adviser. Kennedy has been instrumental in the acclaim won by the book in his five years of direction. Lloyd Ross was in charge of the printing, and George Hedstrom handled the photography. Last year's annual chose the builders theme, following the recent erection of the new modernistic high school plant. The book was dedicated to youth, foundation builders of the future. Division pages were of three color work depicting the various stages of steel construction. Other high schools in California to receive All-American recognition in other classes are Woodrow Wilson and Polytechnic high schools of Long Beach, and Madison high school of San Francisco. In a letter received from Fred Kildow, head of the journalism department at the University of Minnesota, the 1936 edition of the Colonist will be used for the university's annual loan service in aiding other schools in yearbook construction and management. Post Office Sales Continue Increase Post office receipts for October and for the first 10 months of the year surpassed those for the same periods last year. Postmaster Louis H. Hoskins revealed this week in issuing his monthly report. Sales last month totaled $4,136.60 and the total for the first Honey, Queen Best, 5 lb. can SIX TRUE FLAVORS JELL-O, your choice Chocolate Pudding ... 3 for SEABREEZE MINCED Clams ... 28c 56c 9 SOLID PACK. No. 2½' s Tomatoes ... 37c 68c SOLID PACK. No. 2½' s Pumpkin ... 24c 48c NATURAL CURE. No. 1' s Olives ... 30c 60c OREGON. No. 2½' s Prunes ... 35c 70c CLEAN PACK. No. 1' s Peas ... 27c 53c THRIFTY Salad Dressing ... Pint GIBBS. No. 2½' s Pork & Beans ... 30c 60c DEL MONTE. Tomato Sauce ... 11c 22c NAUTICAL. No. 1' s Salmon ... 28c 55c CHOCOLATE Malted Milk ... 1 lb. can ALPHA BETA GRAN DIRECT FROM PRODUCER TO YOU CUDAHY'S PURITAN EASTERN SKINNE HAMS ... 10-12 lbs. Average HALF OR WHOLE DELICIOUS — SMALL PIG HAMS Post Office Sales Continue Increase Post office receipts for October and for the first 10 months of the year surpassed those for the same periods last year. Postmaster Louis H. Hoskins revealed this week in issuing his monthly report. Sales last month totaled $4,136.60 and the total for the first 10 months is $39,361.80. October last year brought revenue of $3,928.05. The total for the first 10 months last year was $36,850.13. Here's That Drugless Way to Lose Ugly Fat! WILL you do only two pleasant things to get rid of your ugly fat? First, eat sensibly. Second, mix ¼ of a glass of Welch's Grape Juice with ½ of a glass of water and drink before meals, and at bedtime. No strict dieting, exercising or taking drugs. YET—weight losses of 7 pounds a month have been credited to this SARN method. Use only Welch's—made from the finest grapes grown; always full strength. Certified Pure. 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