anaheim-gazette 1937-03-11

Your Physical Troubles Should Be an M. D.’s Trouble “Jack Sprat Was getting fat, And his wife was getting lean. Their Doctor knew Just what to do; Now they lick their platters clean.” Did you ever stop to think how many years a Doctor must spend in study and hospital work before the law permits him to practice the science of Medicine? Surely 8 to 10 years of preparation should induce your confidence rather than very questionable experiments. Your Druggist is also scientifically trained to cooperate with him at the Jackson Drug Co. (Copyrighted Advertisement) 75 New Reasons for Better Health Make your “good health” wishes with horseshoes and wishbones if you want to, but don’t forget that we have stocked 75 new health medicines in our prescription department in recent months. Many of these represent some vital new discoveries of medical science: THIS readiness to stock new drugs, even seldom-used unprofitable ones, protects you and yours against dangerous delays. It’s just one of the reasons why you should resolve to have all your prescriptions filled here. Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Faulty Headlights Arrests Numerous Glaring headlights caused 185,-143 motorists to be stopped by the California highway patrol in 1936, E. Raymond Cato, chief, announced today. Arrests for defective lights totalled 14,827, Cato said, while 90,742 non-arrest cards were issued and 79,574 drivers were stopped for tests or verbal warnings. During the same period, the patrol chief said, brakes on 65,769 cars were tested and 4,973 found to be defective. Mrs. J. P. Brastad Speaks at Meeting The culture of orchids as detailed by Mrs. J. P. Brastad of Anaheim featured the program of the Women's Forum Tuesday afternoon in the Fullerton Presbyterian church parlors. Mrs. Brastad displayed a number of plants in various stages of growth which she used in illustrating her talk. Other program numbers included a book review on “San Francisco’s Chinatown,” by Mrs. W. W. Illsley and vocal selections by Mrs. Graham Hodges accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Y. W. Ramsey. The report of the nominating committee, unanimously accepted, included Mrs. C. W. F. Kohlenberger, president; Mrs. H. P. Moffitt, vice-president; Mrs. Ernest Von Gruenigen, secretary; and Mrs. Guy Church, treasurer. New regents are Mrs. Ronald McAulay, Mrs. H. L. Youde, and Mrs. E. M. Zoeter. Many Persons Fail Tests for Drivers Anaheim Man Dies Here This Morning Judson Arthur McCoy, 55 native of Kansas who came to Southern California 26 years ago and has resided in several cities in the southland, passed away the family residence, 320 N. O. St., this morning after an extended illness. He is survived by his wife, little A. McCoy; two sons, Alvie and Ralph E. McCoy both of Anaheim, and one grandson, Ree McCoy, also of Anaheim. He is a member of the Hunting Beach Lodge No. 380, F. & A. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld general home Saturday at o’clock. “Fathers’ Night” to be Held by P.-T. A “Father’s Night” meeting the Lindbergh P.-T. A. has scheduled for this evening at school house in Buena Park land Upton, superintendent of Buena Park schools will discuss “Educational Opportunities.” Report will be made by nominating committee, Mrs. Lewis, Mrs. Katheryn Lloyd, Mrs. William Tatum, Mrs. J. Schiller, finance and budget cleran; will report on the card pinned at the school thursday evening. The Grand avenue P.-T. A. sociation is also planning a “fathers’ night” program for M-25 at the Grand avenue school Mrs. Charles Hillman will be charge for the evening. Man Changes Please and Goes to J Many of these represent some vital new discoveries of medical science. THIS readiness to stock new drugs, even seldom-used unprofitable ones, protects you and yours against dangerous delays. It's just one of the reasons why you should resolve to have all your prescriptions filled here. Jackson Drug Co. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 237 E. Center St., Anaheim, Calif. Phone 2322 Ten Small Building Permits are Issued Ten building permits were issued during the past week for minor construction projects. Total valuation of the permits is $3,433. Four permits were issued to J. A. Larson who will build garages. Simile for today. As helpless as a man feels when he's alone with an infant that starts squalling. The report of the nominating committee, unanimously accepted, included Mrs. C. W. F. Kohlenberger, president; Mrs. H. P. Moffitt, vice-president; Mrs. Ernest Von Gruenigen, secretary; and Mrs. Guy Church, treasurer. New regents are Mrs. Ronald McAulay, Mrs. H. L. Youde, and Mrs. E. M. Zoeter. Many Persons Fail Tests for Drivers Failure of 4,756 applicants to pass the tests for operator's or chauffeur's licenses during January, was announced today by Paul Mason, chief of the division of drivers' licenses. During the same period, Mason reported that 277 applicants were definitely refused licenses, while 1,252 licenses were suspended and 458 were revoked. Reinstatement of licenses totalled 307. and alter dwellings at four addresses. Other permits were granted Walter Porroit, G. Kraemer, W. D. Grafton, R. T. Evans, P. N. Dossett and Fred Pressel for a variety of different projects. Ned Hernandez, 25, July street, Anaheim, pleaded guilty yesterday before City Judge Fran Tausch to a charge of being common drunkard and was ordered to pay a fine of $100 or spared 50 days in the county jail took the days. Hernandez was arrested January 27, and pleaded not guilty when arraigned on February 9. A jury trial was scheduled to but the man appeared yesterdays changed his plea. 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Los Angeles and Center ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim Man Dies Here This Morning Milton Arthur McCoy, 58, a lie of Kansas who came to Western California 26 years ago resided in several cities the southland, passed away at family residence, 320 N. Olive Hills morning after an extend-ness. His survived by his wife, Netta McCoy; two sons, Alvin C. Calph E. McCoy both of Anaheim and one grandson, Robert McCoy, also of Anaheim. He was member of the Huntington Lodge No. 380, F. & A. M. General services will be con- ded from the Hilgenfeld fu- home Saturday at 1:30 p.m. "Father's Night" to Be Held by P.-T. A. "Father's Night" meeting of Windbergh R.-T. A. has been called for this evening at the house in Buena Park. Roll-Upton, superintendent of the Park schools will discuss national Opportunities." Report will be made by the existing committee, Mrs. Lois Katherine Lloyd, and William Tatum, Mrs. J. W. Wer, finance and budget chair-will report on the card party held at the school house day evening. Grand avenue P.-T. A. as-ton is also planning a "Fa-night" program for March the Grand avenue school. Charles Hillman will be in for the evening. In Changes Plea And Goes to Jail Ramona, Outdoor Play, Opens 14th Season in April Anticipating the largest attendance in the history of the produc- tion, committees in the twin cities of Hemet and San Jacinto are completing plans for the fourteenth annual season of "Ramona", spectacular outdoor play to be given Saturday and Sunday afternoons April 17-18, 24-25 and May 1 and 2. The dramatic version of Helen Hunt Jackson's fervent love story of early California life is present- ed annually under the auspices of the people of Hemet and San Jacinto as a civic, non-profit enterprise. Already nearly 200,000 persons from every section of the country have witnessed the unfoldment of the play in its more than 75 performances. Presented in fascinating Ramona Bowl near Hemet, the colorful play is performed by a cast of 250. All except the leading roles are played by townspeople who look forward each season to this noteworthy outdoor play. The acoustics of Ramona Bowl are declared to be unsurpassed. Weeks in advance of the initial performance the people of the two cities busy themselves with details connected with the elaborate production. Soon after casting of parts rehearsals will start. The Ramona Pageant association board of directors has named committees for the 1937 season MORE ABOUT Outfall Sewer (Continued from Page 1) from danger of destruction from acid actions, especially if the treatment plant is installed. The cost of the line was estimated at $268,200. A double line of jetty rocks to be placed on either side of the cast iron pipe leading into the ocean was recommended. Cost of the work would be approximately $75,600, Kennedy said. Insurance Discussed Mac O. Robbins of Robbins-Henderson Insurance company of Santa Ana was present and discussed the proposed insurance policy on the pipe line in the ocean. The policy is for $300,000 with a premium the first year of $3,000, and if no damage was sustained a refund of $1,000 would be made to cover the payment of the premium for the second year. On motion of Cal Lester of Orange the matter was referred to Santa Ana, as the contracting city, for action. Santa Ana, if it approves the policy, will contact other member cities. If approval is given by them Santa Ana will sign the contract. No definite action was taken on the matter of rebuilding section two of the sewer line. Anaheim, Orange and Buena Park reported approving the engineers' committee report, while Fullerton, Placentia and La Habra chose to wait until after last night's meeting to and in charge of the 1937 season is Lloyd D. Mitchell, general manager, now in his second year in that capacity. Buttree Studio Music on ProPupils from the Margarita tree Studio of Music will the program at the meet- er Buena Park Woman's club day afternoon at the o Mrs. Richard Nelson will gram chairman for the o The annual birthday of the club was held last o the clubhouse with a cover dinner and program as for the occasion. Mrs. R. D Mrs. Levi Johnson, and Henry Warren were m ethe committee in charge Children's Hospital Benefit is Pl Members of the Hollyw- ilary to the Children's are making plans this o the gala benefit polo gar- children's Hospital Co- home at Hermosa which held at Riviera Sunday. Each year the auxilia- tion shows which proves one of o he equestrian events of th e ser- and society are included line ups for the polo man- the jumping and steep events. make a decision. 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PHONE 221 Buttree Studio of Music on Program Pupils from the Margaret Buttree Studio of Music will present the program at the meeting of the Buena Park Woman's club Thursday afternoon at the clubhouse. Mrs. Richard Nelson will be program chairman for the occasion. The annual birthday party of the club was held last evening at the clubhouse with a covered dish dinner and program as features of the occasion. Mrs. R. D. Temple, Mrs. Levi Johnson, and Mrs. Henry Warren were members of the committee in charge. Children’s Hospital Benefit is Planned Members of the Hollywood Auxiliary to the Children’s Hospital are making plans this week for the gala benefit polo game for the Children’s Hospital Convalescent home at Hermosa which will be held at Riviera Sunday, April 4. Each year the auxiliary stages this benefit show which always proves one of the outstanding equestrian events of the year. 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