anaheim-gazette 1937-01-07

City Clerk Charles E. Griffith and Mrs. Griffith returned to their home last Friday after spending a week's vacation at Sacramento. Betty Fackiner, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fackiner, 611 N. Los Angeles street, is singing in the choral group of Frank Black's National Broadcasting company orchestra, it has been learned here. She sang with the group last Sunday on the Magic Key program which was heard on the coast. W. H. Comstock, 507 N. Lemon street, was host last week to his brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Comstock of Indiana, and their son, Charles of New York. W. R. C. Officers To be Installed January 19 Mrs. Mary Mitchell, senior vice president of the A. B. Paul Womans Relief Corps No. 134, presided at the business meeting of that organization held Tuesday afternoon in the I. O. O. F. hall on West Center street. Committee reports were the principal business taken up. It was reported that child welfare expenditures were $16.50; relief $279.75; and that 18 calls were made and 19 bouquets given. Installation of officers for 1937 will take place at the next meeting of the corps Tuesday, January 19. The regular meeting will begin at 1 o'clock with the installation, which is open to the public, scheduled for 2 o'clock. Officers for the year include Mrs. Mary Mitchell, president; Nora Dodge, senior vice president; Rosetta Sparks, junior vice president; Bessie Fitzpatrick, secretary; Elva Bruederle, treasurer; Nina Law, chaplain; Emma Yale, conductor; Elizabeth Sparkes, guard; Hazel Davis, patriotic instructor; Mary L. Goble, press correspondent; Mae Webber, musician; Maude English, assistant conductor; Dora McCracken, assistant guard; Pearl Fergus, Ida Lake, Mary E. McKalvey and Alma Pressell, color bearers. Miss Georgia Altnow To be Bride of Donald Dandy Announcement was made last week of the engagement of Miss Georgia Altnow and Donald Dandy at a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Ross on E. Adele street. Miss Altnow is the niece of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Altnow of East Santa Ana street and Mr. Dandy is the son of Mrs. Emma Dandy of North Los Angeles street. Games featured the entertainment for the evening with first prize going to Arval Morris. Mrs. Ross and Miss Altnow served a two-course supper at a late hour to Miss Adaline Schlosser, Miss Marguerite Schlosser, Miss Helen Sharp, Milo Sharp, Lester Rohrs, Robert Patrick, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Visel, Mr. and Mrs. John Kelsay, Mr. and Mrs. Arval Morris, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baker, Mr. and Mrs. George Sloop, Jr., Mr. Lloyd Ross and Mr. Dandy. Both young people attended Anaheim high school. Miss Altnow is employed in Santa Ana and Mr. Dandy in Bakersfield. O. T. Cailor Honored at Oyster Dinner Honoring his fiftieth anniversary as a member of the Odd Fellows lodge, O. T. Cailor was guest of honor at an oyster dinner given by members of the Anaheim lodge at the I.O.O.F. hall Tuesday, Decem- SAVE! GO BY BUS VIA SANTA FE TRAILWAYS "save" begins with a dollar sign. You save on fares everywhere. To Chicago for example, only $29.50. You save on food, three Fred Harvey meals, per day $1. You save your disposition in big roomy, lavatory equipped buses and at Harvey Hotel rest stops. Speedy schedules save you time. Careful drivers, safe equipment and coordination with Santa Fe Railway, will save you risks. Grand Canyon Route 306 N. Main street, Phone 2618, and Santa Fe Station, Phone 176, SANTA ANA, Or, Any Santa Fe Railway Agent. SANTA FE TRAILWAYS Miss Frances Miner And Joseph Bailey Wed Thursday The Church of Christ on West Broadway was the scene last Thursday evening of the marriage of Miss Frances A. Miner, daughter of Mrs. Rilla E. Miner, to Joseph E. Bailey, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.. B. Bailey, with the Rev. Morris Schollenberger reading the service. Attending the couple were Miss Mary Janss, maid of honor, Miss Rilla Miner and Mrs. Thelma Miner, attendants, and Richard Acton, best man. "I Love You Truly" and "You're the One Rose That's in My Heart" were sung by Miss Pauline Houts, accompanied at the piano by Marshall McFee. Following the ceremony as reception was held at the home of the bride's mother on Adele street. The newly-wedded couple will make their home in Anaheim following a short honeymoon. Man Arrested Here Is Thought Insane Giving arresting officers a thorough workout before they were able to subdue him, a vagrant who refused to talk was arrested by Anaheim police early Sautrday morning. It took two officers to persuade the man, who stood about six feet and weighed better than 200 pounds, to submit to arrest, and then only after the handcuffs had been applied. Booked on vagrancy as John Doe, the man was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail when he appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch. Later Police Chief James S. Bouldin was informed by county guard; Hazel Davis, patriotic instructor; Mary L. Goble, press correspondent; Mae Webber, musician; Maude English, assistant conductor; Dora McCracken, assistant guard; Pearl Fergus, Ida Lake, Mary E. McKalvey and Alma Pressell, color bearers. O. T. Cailor Honored at Oyster Dinner Honoring his fiftieth anniversary as a member of the Odd Fellows lodge, O. T. Cailor was guest of honor at an oyster dinner given by members of the Anaheim lodge at the I.O.O.F. hall Tuesday, December 29, 1886. He has lived in Anaheim for the past 34 years and has been active in lodge work here. Mr. and Mrs. Koesel Return from Honeymoon Trip Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Koesel returned to their new home in Anaheim last week following their marriage in San Francisco December 24. They are making their home at present at the Edwards apartments. Mrs. Koesel, who was Miss Linda V. Higgins, is the daughter of Dr. Margaret V. Higgins of Columbia, South Carolina, and is instructor of physical education at Anaheim union high school. Mr. Koesel is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl Koesel of Uslar, Germany, and the nephew of Mrs. Fred Koesel of 706 W. Center street, Anaheim. He is engaged in the wholesale and retail fruit business in Fullerton. Man Arrested Here Is Thought Insane EVERY SHOE REDUCED FOR A SHORT TIME $765 SOME STYLES $8.65 We're not holding back a single size or style ... and you'll find complete size ranges if you don't wait 'til the last minute. YUNGBLUTH'S 145 West Center Street, Anaheim It took two officers to persuade the man, who stood about six feet and weighed better than 200 pounds, to submit to arrest, and then only after the handcuffs had been applied. Booked on vagrancy as John Doe, the man was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail when he appeared before City Judge Frank Tausch. Later Police Chief James S. Bouldin was informed by county officers that the man had been taken to the psychopathic ward of the county hospital and was declared by officials to be insane. USED CARS 1937 PACKARD 6-115. Touring sedan. House car has never been sold. New car guarantee. Substantially discounted. 1937 PACKARD Touring Sedan. 120 — Never Sold. New car guarantee. 1936 PACKARD Touring Sedan. Low mileage. Guaranteed. Discounted. 1929 OLDSMOBILE Coupe, $195.00. 1931 FORD Sport Roadster, $235.00. 1930 Chevrolet Sport Coupe, Special, $195.00. Many Others Cheap Work Cars. Most Packard Dealers are conservative buyers and usually used cars traded for new Packards have been conservatively kept and used. All cars are in perfect running condition. Liberal Terms if Desired. HILL & NEALER MOTORS Phone Fullerton 673 312 N. Spadra Fullerton ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Georgia Altnow Bride of the Dandy ment was made last engagement of Miss Show and Donald Dangiven at the home of Ms. Lloyd Ross on E. Miss Altenow is the and Mrs. F. A. AltSanta Ana street and is the son of Mrs. Emof North Los Angeles featured the entertainme evening with first to Arval Morris. is and Miss Altenow co-course supper at a Miss Adaline SchlosMarguerite Schlosser, Sharp, Milo Sharp, Robert Patrick, Mr. C. W. Visel, Mr. and Mrs. Kelsay, Mr. and Mrs. Ms. and Mrs. WalMr. and Mrs. Robert and Mrs. George Sloop, Lloyd Ross and Mr. ing people attended high school. Miss Altelayed in Santa Ana and in Bakersfield. Sailor at Dinner this fiftieth anniversary of the Odd Fellows. Cailor was guest of oyster dinner given by the Anaheim lodge at hall Tuesday, Decem- Miss Olga Klaus Weds Francis Fort Sunday Evening Marriage vows were exchanged Sunday evening at the Zion Lutheran church by Miss Olga Klaus, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Klaus of Anaheim, and Francis J. Fort, son of Mrs. C. D. Foster of San Diego. The Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, pastor the church, officiated. The bride was attended by Miss Alma Ann Klaus as maid-of-honor and William P. Moran as best man. Attendants for the bride were Miss Irma Steadman, Miss Arla Turkelson, Miss Geneva Franken and Mrs. W. H. Amick. Ushers were Earl Barnes, Claude Woods, Kenneth Maulton and Sidney Starr. Mrs. Veda Dutzi was the soloist, singing "I Love You Truly" and "O Promise Me," accompanied by Mrs. Walter Kempin, who also offered several organ numbers before the ceremony. The new Mrs. Fort has lived in Anaheim most of her life and graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1931. She has been in nurses training in San Diego. Mr. Fort is affiliated with the assessor's department of the city of San Diego. Surprise Wedding Announced by Bride's Parents Announcement was made yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bailey of Maple street of the marriage of their daughter Mrs. Mary Janss to Theodore Kiss of San Honored at Birthday Party Aged Woman is The ninety-first birthday anniversary of Mrs. William Geerdes was celebrated yesterday afternoon at a party given at the home of Mrs. F. Menke on East Cypress street. The afternoon was spent in singing and conversation, and a luncheon was served by the hostess at 4 o'clock. Mrs. Henry Stute presented the honored guest with a birthday cake. Guests included the honored woman's husband, William Geerdes, Mrs. Eifert, Mrs Nitzke, Mrs Carstens, Mrs. Eule, Mrs Boeker, Mrs. Stute, Miss Katherine Betz and Mrs. Schumacher, of Pasadena. Southland Ninth in 1936 Tourist Trade The fact that Southern California had a gross income of $188,-891,139 in 1936 from its tourist industry, recently reported by the All-Year club, only put this area into ninth position, as compared with the incomes of the recreation centers of the world for the same 12 months, according to a statement by H. D. Ivey, first vice-president of the club. "That sum seems a large one," he said, "but eight other tourist areas took in considerably more, one as much as 600 million dollars." France was the leader followed by New England. Purse is Stolen in Burglary of House Income Tax Forms Are Mailed Mondays Income tax forms for filing 15 returns were placed in the mail Monday, it has been announced by Nat Rogan, collector of interest revenue. Under the law, these returns due to be filed immediately, a must be filed on or before May 15, 1937 to avoid penalty for linenquency. At least one-fourth of the tax due must be paid when the return is filed. Every single person having net income of $1,000 or more every married person having an income of $2,500 or more every person, whether married single, having a gross income $5,000 or more, must file a reu- TRICYCLE STOLEN Hazel Fugate, 923 N. En-street, Tuesday morning report to Anaheim police the theft of tricycle from the side of her ho-Monday night. Political version: Our candidate may he ever be right; but right or wrong, our candidate. Anne Windsor Cleansing Tissues Box of 200 Only 7c With this Coupon Void after Jan. 10th. Electric Heating Mr. Fort is affiliated with the assessor's department of the city of San Diego. Surprise Wedding Announced by Bride's Parents Announcement was made yesterday by Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Bailey of Maple street of the marriage of their daughter Mrs. Mary Janss to Theodore Kiss of San Francisco. The wedding took place in Las Vegas on New Year's Day. Miss Esther Janssen and Lester Creath of Fullerton were the only attendants. The new Mrs. Kiss will continue her work at a beauty salon here for a short time before joining her husband in San Francisco where he is in business. Three Automobiles Looted by Thieves Plundering of unlocked automobiles continued in Anaheim last week with three persons reporting thefts. Overcoats were stolen from autos owned by Carroll Starkey, 838 N. Lemon street and E. C. Kendrick Tuesday, December 29. Kendrick also lost a scarf. R. L. Wilson, route 2, box 31, parked his car at 721 N. Lemon street for a short time on the night of January 1 and when he returned he found that a cigarette case, keytainer and knife had been stolen. Legion Post Plans "Victory Banquet" As a celebration over the fact that the Anaheim post surpassed the quota of 180 members set by the state department, the American Legion will hold a "victory dinner" at its next regular meeting, January 18, it was decided last Monday. Grant Rude, chairman of the membership committee, announced that 184 veterans now belong to the Anaheim post. Unanimous approval was given the initiative, measure to be submitted to the state legislature controlling the sardine industry off the coastline of the state. FOX ANAHEIM Sun.-Mon.-Tues., Jan. 10, 11, 12 Sunday Continuous from 2 P.M. "THREE MEN ON A HORSE" with FRANK McHUGH JOAN BLONDELL —and "JAIL BREAK" with June Travis - Craig Reynolds Wed. - Thur. - Fri. - Sat. Matinee Saturday at 2 P.M. "COLLEGE HOLIDAY" JACK BENNY BURNS and ALLEN —and "The PLOT THICKENS" with Jas. Gloeson - Zasu Pitts COMING! CECIL B. DE MILLE'S KING Motor Carriers Meeting Slated Richard T. Eddie, district director of the bureau of motor carriers for the inter-state commerce commission, will be in the office of the Automotive Council of Orange county in the Kraemer building, Anaheim, all day next Monday to interview motor carriers in this area with respect to their application or failure to apply for permits to operate in inter-state commerce, it was announced today by William E. Swain, Jr., secretary. Eddie will also speak Monday evening at a meeting of all members of the trucking industry at Danier's cafe in Santa Ana at 6:30 o'clock. The automotive council is acting as host to the meeting, and all interested parties are invited to both the conference and the meeting, Swain said. The two things that bring all of your past life before you are drowning and running for office. If you think oil and water hard to mix, try mating a movie fan and a book lover. COMING! CECIL B. DEMILLE'S "KING OF KINGS" STORY BY JEANIE MACPHERSON THE PICTURE OF PICTURES WHITE TEMPLE Methodist Church Sunday, January 10 — 7 p.m. FREE WILL OFFERING Home Tax Forms Mailed Monday Home tax forms for filing 1930 were placed in the mails by it has been announced Rogan, collector of internal law. For the law, these returns are to be filed immediately, and one filed on or before March 17 to avoid penalty for delay. At least one-fourth tax due must be paid when return is filed. Only single person having a income of $1,000 or more; married person having a net of $2,500 or more and person, whether married or having a gross income of or more, must file a reutrn. TRICYCLE STOLEN El Fugate, 923 N. Emily Tuesday morning reported alheim police the theft of a de from the side of her home night. ical version: Our candid may he ever be right; but, or wrong, our candidate. State Agency Sets New Recovery Mark All California department of agriculture records for recoveries secured for growers during the period of a single month by the division of market enforcement were exceeded by a wide margin during the month of November, according to an official announcement. Two hundred California growers, during that month, received the sum of $35,277 distributed among them as the result of adjustments and recoveries secured for them by division officers upon complaints. The previous record was $22,000 for one month's activities. More than $6,000 of the total resulted from the recovery upon bonds of defunct commission houses. Ten thousand dollars resulted in recoveries from canners, wineries, and other processors of farm products. Table: Once a prosperous parent knew that coddling would ruin his kid, so he did none of it. Utt, Irwin May be Chosen Appraisers Ex-Assemblyman James B. Utt and Howard Irwin of Fullerton, Republican central committee chairman, may be the new inheritance tax appraisers for Orange county. Observers here felt today that Harry B. Riley, former Republican state assemblyman and Long Beach city councilman, appointed by the governor to replace Ray L. Riley as state controller, may favor the two Orange county Republican big-wigs for the job. Telephone 2523 THOMAS H. KUCHEL Lawyer 411 Blk. America Bldg., Anaheim Anne Windsor Cleansing Tissues Box of 200 Only 7¢ With this Coupon Void after Jan. 10th. McCoy's CUT RATE DRUGS CORNER OF LOS ANGELES AND CENTER SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Visit Our Squibbs Tissues Box of 200 Only 7¢ With this Coupon Void after Jan. 10th. Electric Heating Pad FULLY INSULATED Three Heat Control $159 Guaranteed Your DESCRIPTION Is Very IMPORTANT Only the Highest Quality Ingredients are used—Bring your next Prescription to McCOY'S. Visit Our Fountain Today! 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