anaheim-gazette 1937-07-15

Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hollingworth Celebrate Golden Wedding Anniversary with Family Dinner Party Tuesday An early afternoon dinner party attended by 23 members of the immediate family was the feature of the celebration of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Hollingworth Tuesday. The event, held at the Hollingworth residence at 335 E. Broadway, also marked the birthday anniversary of Mr. Hollingworth. Later in the day the dinner party was joined by other relatives and friends when open house was held. Mr. and Mrs. Hollingworth were married in Nuckolls county, Nebraska, on the silver anniversary of Mr. Hollingworth's parents wedding. They came to Anaheim to establish their home in 1903 and have owned property and resided here almost continuously since that time. Mr. Hollingworth for many years was a letter carrier for the Anaheim post office and for the past few years has been employed by the city. Three of the couple's five children reside in Anaheim. They are D. J. Hollingworth, Mrs. John Michaeli and Ted Hollingworth. One daughter, Mrs. William Cosgrove, lives in Los Angeles, and another daughter, Mrs. Clyde Raine, resides in Newport Beach. Covers were laid at the dinner table for the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. William Cosgrove and family, Mrs. and Mrs. D. J. Hollingworth and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Michaeli and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raine, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hollingworth and son, Mrs. Susie Hall of Omaha, and Mrs. Maggie Winslow of Santa Ana sisters of Mrs. Hollingworth. Honor Wedding Anniversary of Anaheim Couple Mr. and Mrs. John Clasen of South Philadelphia street, were honored recently on occasion of their fifteenth wedding anniversary when they were guests at a surprise party given by Mrs. William Clasen at Anaheim city park. Assisting as hostesses were Mrs. E. H. Baumann of Anaheim and Mrs. Herman Harms of Long Beach. The group gathered at the city park for a picnic luncheon, over which Herman Harms presided as toastmaster. A mock wedding ceremony given by children of the group featured the afternoon. Those taking part were Dorothy and Elva Clasen, daughters of the honored couple, Juanita and Alberta Baumann, Marjorie Schutte, Ruth, Victor and Bobbie Schnackenberg and Harold Clasen. Other guests at the event were Mr. and Mrs. William Clasen and two sons, Mrs. and Mrs. Arnold Fred A. Backs and Daughter Return from Trip Fred A. Backs and daughter, Miss Florence Backs, returned to their home on North Philadelphia street last Sunday evening after a four-weeks' trip through the middle-west. They left Anaheim in company with Dr. and Mrs. Homer A. Nelson and members of other Kiwanis clubs of Southern California and Nevada and went to Indianapolis where Mr. Backs attended the international convention of Kiwanis clubs. Following the convention Mr. Backs and Miss Backs went to Detroit where they took delivery on a new car and then went on to Chicago. While in the latter city they visited Mrs. Theodore Kuchel who has been spending the summer with her parents in Chicago. En route home they visited the Black Hills in South Dakota, the Yellowstone national park and Lake Tahee. While in Rapid City, S. D., they met up with Mr. and Mrs. William Wallop who were also on an eastern trip. Both Mr. Backs and his daughter reported an enjoyable trip in spite of being overtaken by rainstorms and dust storms on their way back to Anaheim. Visits Parents During Summer Vacation Period grove, lives in Los Angeles, and another daughter, Mrs. Clyde Raine, resides in Newport Beach. Covers were laid at the dinner table for the honored couple, Mr. and Mrs. William Cosgrove and family, Mrs. and Mrs. D. J. Hollingworth and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Michaeli and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Raine, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hollingworth and son, Mrs. Susie Hall of Omaha, and Mrs. Maggie Winslow of Santa Ana, sisters of Mrs. Hollingworth, and Mr. Hollingworth's brother and sister-in-law, Lieut.-Col. A. H. Hollingworth and wife of Long Beach. Guests who arrived at the family home during the afternoon include Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Winslow, Mrs. Mamie Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eastman of Santa Ana, Mr. and Mrs. Andy Morris of Tustin, Mrs. J. Pedeler of Escondido, Mr. and Mrs. William Price, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Harnois, and C. O. Lewis of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hart of Midway City. Officers of Ladies Elks Club are Re-Elected Election of officers for the coming year featured the meeting of the Elks Ladies club held Friday at the Anaheim city park and later in the Elks clubhouse, with Mrs. E. J. Wiseman and Mrs. Pauline Brunworth being re-elected president and secretary-treasurer, respectively. The group met at the park for a picnic luncheon, an event held annually at the conclusion of the fiscal year. Later, the members adjourned to the clubhouse for the business meeting and card party. Gifts were presented to 'Mrs. Wiseman and Mrs. Brunworth by Mrs. Madeline Niles of Orange in recognition of their work during the past year. New committee chairmen were appointed by Ms. Wiseman, including Mrs. J. Lemcke, publicity; Mrs. Anita B. Schureman, ways and means; Mrs. Ellen Fullerton of Orange, membership; and Mrs. Anna Ream of Santa Ana, entertainment. Prizes in the card game were won by Mrs. J. A. O'Neill, Mrs. Schureman and Mrs. Ream. Friends Gather Vows Exchanged by Flora Lillian Weaver and Glenn Gossard Miss Flora Lillian Weaver, a native of Anaheim and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Weaver of route 1, box 374, Anaheim, became the bride of Glenn Gossard of Los Angeles Saturday evening. Mr. Gossard is the son of Mrs. Gadsdon of Los Angeles. The Rev. Don Milligan read the ceremony in the Calyary church of Placentia with only the immediate members of the families in attendance. Serving as matron of honor was the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Wesley Weaver, Wesley Weaver acted as best man. The couple will make their home at 1934½ Ellendale place, Los Angeles, where a reception will be held next Sunday for friends of the bride and groom. The new Mrs. Gossard was graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1933 after attending elementary schools here. Mr. Gossard was graduated from Hollywood high school and Frank Wiggins trade school and is employed as a radio technician. Dinner Party is Given by C.P.Ralston Miss Flora Lillian Weaver, a native of Anaheim and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Weaver of route 1, box 374, Anaheim, became the bride of Glenn Gossard of Los Angeles Saturday evening. Mr. Gossard is the son of Mrs. Gadsdon of Los Angeles. The Rev. Don Milligan read the ceremony in the Calyary church of Placentia with only the immediate members of the families in attendance. Serving as matron of honor was the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Wesley Weaver, Wesley Weaver acted as best man. The couple will make their home at 1934½ Ellendale place, Los Angeles, where a reception will be held next Sunday for friends of the bride and groom. Miss Flora Lillian Weaver, a native of Anaheim and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Weaver of route 1, box 374, Anaheim, became the bride of Glenn Gossard of Los Angeles Saturday evening. Mr. Gossard is the son of Mrs. Gadsdon of Los Angeles. The Rev. Don Milligan read the ceremony in the Calyary church of Placentia with only the immediate members of the families in attendance. Serving as matron of honor was the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs.Wesley Weaver, Wesley Weaver acted as best man. 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Miss Walker is employed as a teacher in the public schools of Jerome, Arizona. Mrs.John Cassou Hostess at Birthday Party Miss.John Cassou was the hostess at a delightful picnic party at the Anaheim Park on Sunday in honor of the birthday of her daughter, Mrs Leonard Hessel,and her guest,Mrs.Jack Cazet of Ogkland. The day began with luncheon at noon,the afternoon was spent in conversation and games,winding up with a sumptuous birthday dinner in the evening. Those present were the hostess,Miss.John Cassou,Mr.IandMrs.Lloyd McClintock,Mr.IandMrs.Lawrence McClintock,Mr.IandMrs.BobMcMillan,Mrs.L.Toussou,MissAmyToussou,Mr.IandMrs.EdwardBimat. Mrs.Zeppenfeld Hostess at Picnic Luncheon Miss.Fred Zeppenfeld entertained a number of friends at a picnic luncheon at the city park on Thursday last.After enjoying the delightful luncheon the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Those present were Mrs.Zeppenfeld,Miss.Florence Davis,Mrs.Esther Ford,Mrs.Aarth Lewis,Mrs.F.A.Yungblith,Mrs.Joe Clayes,Mrs.Ernest Borchard,Mrs.June Bland of Berkeley,Mrs.Wed Backs,Mrs.Wm.Dolan,MissWinfired Melrose MissEs- New committee chairmen were appointed by Ms. Wiseman, including Mrs. J. Lemcke, publicity; Mrs. Anita B. Schureman, ways and means; Mrs. Ellen Fullerton of Orange, membership; and Mrs. Anna Ream of Santa Ana, entertainment. Prizes in the card game were won by Mrs. J. A. O'Neill, Mrs. Schureman and Mrs. Ream. Friends Gather for Breakfast and Beach Party Dr. and Mrs. William C. McCarthy of North Janas street were hosts Sunday to an all-day party which opened with a breakfast at the McCarthy home and was concluded with a beach party at Huntington Beach. Included among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Rundstrom, Mr. and Mrs. Newell Christensen, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wilmsen, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Glover, Robert Rossberg, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson and Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cone. Florence Backs Accepts Ebell Club State Position Miss Florence Backs, 317 N. Philadelphia street, has been appointed state chairman of amenities for the Federated Junior Ebell clubs, it was announced here this week. Miss Backs is a former president of the Anaheim Junior Ebell club and former district program chairman. Her duties for the state office will enable Miss Backs to visit many clubs during the year and she will preside as hostess at all possible meetings to build up club friendships, it was said. The new Mrs. Gossard was graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1933 after attending elementary schools here. Mr. Gossard was graduated from Hollywood high school and Frank Wiggins trade school and is employed as a radio technician. Dinner Party is Given by C. B. Ralstons The C. B. Ralston home at 920 N. Dickle street was 'the scene Monday evening of a dinner party attended by relatives and friends of the hosts. A lace table cloth and a center piece of flowers surrounded by tall yellow tapers provided the table decorations. Several reels of home motion pictures and reels of Mickey Mouse comedies were displayed by Mr. Ralston as the feature of the evening. Those present in addition to the host and hostess and their two sons, Kent and Richard, were Mr. and Ms. J. A. Nevis of Avocado Heights, parents of Mrs. Ralston, and Mr. and Mrs. James P. Ranney and children, Doris and Jimmy, of Huntington Beach. Earl Bushard Leaves Tomorrow for Honolulu Earl Bushard, 215 S. Kroeger street, is leaving tomorrow aboard the "Malola" for Honolulu for a combined business and pleasure trip. He will arrive at the island city next Wednesday. While in Honolulu Bushard will be the house guest of friends. He expects to stay on the islands about five weeks. Mrs. Fred Zeppenfeld entertained a number of friends at a picnic luncheon at the city park on Thursday last. After enjoying the delightful luncheon the afternoon was spent playing bridge. Those present were Mrs. Zeppenfeld, Mrs. Florence Davis, Mrs. Esther Ford, Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Mrs. F. A. Yungbluth, Mrs. Joe Clayes, Mrs. Ernest Borchard, Mrs. June Bland of Berkeley, Mrs. Fred Backs, Mrs.Wm.Dolan, Miss Winifred Melrose, Miss Esther Zeppenfeld. Mr. and Mrs. L.Hessel, Mrs John Cassou, Edward Blimat and Mrs Jack Cazet of Oakland made up a party which visited friends in Escondido and Vista on Thursday. C.M.T.C.Athletic Activity Extensive With representative entrants in every event, the athletic program at the Citizens' Military Training camp now in progress at the Presidio of Monterey will be of greater scope than in former years, according to Lieut. W.H. Thompson, athletic director. ANAHEIM GAZETTE TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Backs daughter from Trip Backs and daughter, the Backs, returned to on North Philadelphia Sunday evening after their trip through the Anaheim in company of Mrs. Homer A. Nel-members of other Ki- of Southern Califor-cada and went to In-here Mr. Backs at international conveni-nis clubs. At the convention Mr. Miss Backs went to De-hey took delivery on and then went on to while in the latter city Mrs. Theodore Kuchel spent the sum-ers parents in Chicago, home they visited the in South Dakota, the national park and While in Rapid City, met up with Mr. and Wallop who were eastern trip. Backs and his daugh-ter enjoyable trip in overtaken by rain-dust storms on their Anaheim. Parents Summer Period Opens Office DR. HOWARD A. TEWS Dr. Howard A. Tews (above) opened his newly remodeled and redecorated dental offices at 503 N. Los Angeles street last Monday. The latest equipment for dental practice has been installed. Dr. Tews, formerly of Chicago, has taken over the practice of Dr. Ralph M. Waltz who moved recently to San Mateo. Dr. Tews and his family have established their residence at 322 N. Pine street. Infantile Paralysis Cases Total Three With the discovery that William Rotarians Urged To Favor Bonds A. J. McFadden of Santa Anna, principal speaker at the meeting of the Anaheim Rotary club Monday noon, urged the adoption of the bond issue to assure federal aid is the flood control project. Other speakers were LeRoy Lyon and M. N. Thompson. McFadden declared he had opposed previous bond issues, but believes that the present program offers the solution to the county's water conservation and flood control problem. He stressed that the project as outlined now will cost much less than previous projects. Lyon, who was program chairman, discussed the project briefly and Thompson, county flood control engineer, explained the location of the eight dams which will be built if the bond issue carries. Associated Meets at Beach Tuesday The July meeting of the Associated Chambers of Commerce of Orange county will be held at the Golden Bear cafe in Huntington Beach next Tuesday evening at 6:30 o'clock. The meeting is being held a week earlier than usual to avoid conflict with the flood control bond election to be held July 27. A. J. McFadden and other members of the bond issue campaign committee will be in charge of the program. Indiana Reunion to be Held in July Repeats Story Albert Dyer, 32, WPA crossin- Inglewood girls, is shown in a complete story of recent tragedy when brought to court on mur- Newport Fishing Records Broke New schedules and boat service to be effective July 15th for livebait boats operating from municipal pier were announced recently by H. T. McElwaney, p- superintendent. The new schedules and the increased number of boats to operate have become necessary to commodate the increasing number of deep sea fishermen who h-taxed all facilities to handle crowds during the past two weeks. Local figures show that m- While in Rapid City, meet up with Mr. and Mrs. Wallop who were eastern trip. Backs and his daughter enjoyable trip in overtaken by rain-dust storms on their Anaheim. Parents Summer Period Lebeth Walker, daughter of Mrs. Lamar Walking the summer vacation parents. Her is employed as a public schools of Arizona. Fun Cassou at Party Cassou was the host-guestful picnic party at Park on Sunday in the birthday of her Mrs. Leonard Hessel, Mrs. Jack Cazet of Began with luncheon afternoon was spent on games, wind-and a sumptuous birthday evening. Event were the hostess, Cassou, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse, Mrs. Jack Cazet Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mr. and Mrs. Lawnstock, Mr. and Mrs. Jan, Mrs. L. Toussou, Toussou, Mr. and Mrs. at. Zeppenfeld at Suncheon Zeppenfeld entered number of friends at a luncheon at the city park last. After enjoying lunch the after-event playing bridge. Present were Mrs. Zeppa, Florence Davis, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Yungbluth, Mrs. Joe Ernest Borchard, Bland of Berkeley, backs, Mrs. Wm. Dolan, Melrose Miss Escape. Infantile Paralysis Cases Total Three With the discovery that William Lee Bingamon, Jr., small son of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Bingamon of 1017 E. Broadway is suffering from infantile paralysis, cases of the disease in the county now totals three, county health officers report. Authorities have urged that a careful watch be kept over all children complaining of illness. The three cases of the illness are in widely separated parts of the county, it was said. Window is Broken by Shot from Gun A youth is believed by police to have been responsible for the breaking of a window in the office of Dr. George A. Paige on West Sycamore street Monday. The upper window in one of the rooms was broken by what appeared to be either a .22-calibre bullet or a shot from a BB gun. No bullet was found in the building. Seven Men Receive First Aid Diplomas Seven-men employed by W.P.A. successfully completed the standard first aid course, taught in Anaheim, and are receiving certificates this week from the American National Red Cross thru Anaheim chapter, Mrs. W. R. Ward, chairman of the first aid committee for the chapter, announces. Certificates have been mailed to V. D. Groover, Roy E. Jennings, Frank Sanghez and Corey D. Wiens, of Anaheim; George E. Pierce and George W. Lewis of Buena Park and Everett M. Jackson of La Habra. The class was taught by C. S. Shepard of Anaheim, who is a Red Cross first aid instructor for the chapter. Indiana Reunion to be Held on July 25 The Indiana state semi-annual basket picnic and reunion will be held Sunday, July 25, at Sycamore park, Los Angeles, it was announced this week by Herbert A. Conger, president of the state society. County registers will enable friends to find each other and coffee will be furnished to those buying souvenir badges. A program will be given, including music and short addresses. Former Residents of Illinois Rally July 24 has been set as the date for the picnic rally of all former residents of Illinois now living in Southern California, it was announced this week. The reunion will be held at Bixby park in Long Beach. The usual program of talks and music has been arranged. Lunches and cold drinks will be sold at the park, it was said. A tiny minor planet was discovered in 1936 within two million miles of the earth. W.M.LUKASKY MASSAGE PARLOR Protect your Health — Save TIME — Save EXPENSE —See LUKASKY — My work is known the country over — Ask your friends about it — An ounce of preventive, is always worth a pound of cure — I say, Good Circulation of Blood is one of the first steps to Good Health: If you are not satisfied with your first Massage, Don't Pay for it. STRICTLY MASSAGE — Will see you by Appointment only — A Lady Attendant. Phone Anaheim 4002 707 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California Zeppentfeld enterment of friends at a ceon at the city park last. After enjoying luncheon the afterrent playing bridge. resent were Mrs. ZepFlorence Davis, Mrs. Mrs. Arthur Lewis, Yungbluth, Mrs. Joe Ernest Borchard, Bland of Berkeley, hicks, Mrs. Wm. Dolan, and Melrose, Miss Esfeld. Certificates have been mailed to V. D. Groover, Roy E. Jennings, Frank Sanghez and Corey D. Wiens, of Anaheim; George E. Pierce and George W. Lewis of Buena Park and Everett M. Jackson of La Habra. The class was taught by C. S. Shepard of Anaheim, who is a Red Cross first aid instructor for the chapter. 22 LISTEN TO 27 TO WHAT V-8 MILES OWNERS PER GALLON SAYI THE THRIFTY "60" FORD V·8 $706.05 DELIVERED IN ANAHEIM Price includes transportation charges, taxes, front and rear bumpers and spare tire. Repeats Story of Brutal Murders Port Dyer, 32, WPA crossing guard and confessed slayer of three good girls, is shown in near collapse as police endeavor to get the story of recent tragedy. Dyer pleaded not guilty this week brought to court on murder charges. Boulevard Between Parks is Improved. The Generals highway between General Grant National park and Sequoia National park; one of the most spectacularly scenic drives in the state, is open and in good condition excepting three miles of corrugated road beginning two miles south of General Grant park. The last two miles are dirt road, rather dusty, according to the Fresno office of the National Automobile club. This highway between the parks completes a circle tour and enables motorists to visit both General Grant and Sequoia parks with facility—the driving time between them being around one and a quarter hours. Water Carnival at Long Beach to Open Friday An elaborate program of events is scheduled for the Long Beach watersports carnival to be held July 16, 17 and 18, according to the National Automobile club. Some of the highlights are an international festival, featuring a pageant of the songs, dances and folklore of foreign nations; the legends of the seven seas, depicting in a night parade, those romantic characters who have enlivened the pages of history; a fun carnival to be set along the pike, Long Beach's mile-long fun zone. new schedules and the innumber of boats to operbecome necessary to accademate the increasing number of sea fishermen who have all facilities to handle the ships during the past few figures show that more 100,000 people have spent a ocean-fishing along the Orcounty coastline during May June and due to the early albacore and the excepfishing conditions being to care for increased crowds July, August and Septemnumber of fish being taken the large variety caught signs of breaking all-time It being common to see tail, white sea bass, barraponita, calico bass, halibut, el, jew fish, sheepshead culpin taken during a day's score, bonita and yellowtail great numbers in the outer many being caught by special boats but no great ers are being taken on liveboats as yet due to the disout and feeding conditions. former schedules are as folD. W. King's "Valencia,"" aine" and "May-B" to leave one end of the municipal pier ows: The "Valencia" 6:00 for all day cruise. The aine" at 7:00 o'clock for all long the coastline south to Point. The "May-B" to opas a half-day boat leaving MARRIED BEFORE BREAKFAST" withRobt. Young - Florence Rice Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat., July 21-22-23-24 Saturday Matinee 2 P. M. "NEW FACES OF 1937" Parkyakarkus Joe Penner - Milton Berle and- "The DEVIL IS DRIVING" withRichard Dix - Joan Perry ANAHEIM THEATRES Sunday - Monday - Tuesday "LEAGUE OF FRIGHTENED MEN" and- "ROARING TIMBER" Wed. - Thurs. - Fri. - Sat. "ARMORED CAR" and- "LAST TRAIN FROM MADRID" All could ask in COMFORT SERVICE on the ALL-PULLMAN LOS ANGELES LIMITED Your trip on this famous train will be long filled with pleasant thrills as you watch on the ALL-PULLMAN LOS ANGELES LIMITED Your trip on this famous train will be long remembered. 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