anaheim-gazette 1937-08-05

Anaheim, Calif., August 5, 1937 SOCIETY CLUBS MReception Formally Announces Marriage on July 13 of Lorna Hiserodt, Ernest Villasenor Formal announcement of the marriage on July 13 of Miss Lorna Hiserodt and Ernest David Villasenor was made Sunday by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hiserodt, 423 N. Claudina street, when they entertained at a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Hiserodt, 200 E. Wilhelmina street, grandparents of the bride. The young couple were married at Ontario. Guests were received at the door between 2 and 5 o'clock by Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Hiserodt and the bridal couple. A wedding cake was served from the dining table, together with punch, by Miss Emmaline Dinkler, Miss Marlys Johnson, Miss Margaret Smith and Mrs. Glen Kirk. An informal dinner was served at the E. O. Hiserodt home during the evening with 23 close friends and relatives invited. Both Mr. and Mrs. Villasenor are graduates of Anaheim union high school, the former in 1925 and the latter in 1936. Mr. Villasenor attended Fullerton junior college for two years and his bride for one year. The couple will make their home on Woods avenue, Belvedere Gardens. Mr. Villasenor is employed with the United States Rubber company in Los Angeles. Invited to the afternoon reception were: Mrs. Ella Collman, Miss Wilma and Miss Florence Collman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Huddleston, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes, Miss Mildred Three Honored on Anniversary of Birthday Three Anaheim young people whose birthday anniversaries fall on July 29 were honored guests late last week at a party given by the Rev. and Mrs. Lewis Johnson, 210 S. Olive street. Sharing honors were Miss Mildred Adams, Kermit Maley, and Miss Eula May Johnson, daughter of the hosts. Featuring the event was the showing of motion pictures of the Ohio and Tennessee river floods last winter, taken by the host who was living at Paducah, Ky., at the time. The Johnson family recently returned to Anaheim to make their home. Guests of the evening included Phyllis Trapp, Alice Schafer, Martha Westerhold, Emma Westerhold, Marjorie Christensen, Betty Rapp, Martha, Rachel and Richard Rowland, Flody Cole, Mrs. George Jones, Mildred and Melvin Remland, Claud Keele, Mrs. Carl W.R.C. Initiates Four New Members Tuesday Four new members were initiated into A. B. Paul Woman's Relief Corps No. 134 Tuesday afternoon when the regular meeting of the organization was held at the Odd Fellows hall. The initiates are Mrs. Eloise S. Jones, Mrs. Frances J. Nevins, Mrs. Nellie Peck and Mrs. Nannie Kelley. Letters from Mrs. Delphine Walsh and Mrs. Nina Law, both of whom are in the east, were read to the corps. Mrs. Walsh was formerly musician for the corps and Mrs. Law is the present chaplain. Guests at the meeting were Mrs. Margaret Davis of Fullerton Malvern Hill corps, Mrs. Estelle Gray, Mrs. Elizabeth Burkhead, Mrs. Hattie Cozad, Mrs. Kate Perkins, Mrs. Elizabeth Bicknese, Mrs. Ida Millen., Mrs. Mable Smith and Mrs. Anna Scott, Santa Ana, Mrs. Gladys McDonald and Mrs. Minnie Squiers, of Orange. Following the meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses, Mrs. Minnie Brumegim and Mrs. Ellen McAlvey. New Officers of Legion Auxiliary Installed Thursday New officers of the Anaheim American Legion auxiliary were installed last Thursday evening at... The couple will make their home on Woods avenue, Belvedere Gardens. Mr. Villasenor is employed with the United States Rubber company in Los Angeles. Invited to the afternoon reception were: Mrs. Ella Collman, Miss Wilma and Miss Florence Collman, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Ebert Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Huddleston, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cordes, Miss Mildred Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. William Kenzedy, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Daniels, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hiserodt, Mr. and Mrs. Glen Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Nesmith, Mr. and Mrs. John Bouas, Mr. and Mrs. C. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. McCleister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Winans, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Payne, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hall and son Alan, Mr. and Mrs. A.T. Wilson and daughter, Willa Mae, Mr. and Mrs. R.H. Richards, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hein, Mr. and Mrs. August Elliste and children Lucille and Laurence, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Mauerhan, Mr. and Mrs. James Baker and son, Warren, Mrs. Ella Dickenson,Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Dickinson,Mr. and Mrs.Robert Dickinson and daughter,Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Dickinson-and son,Donald,Mr. and Mrs.George Ellis,Mr. and Mrs.William Hardy,Mr. and Mrs.Harold Hardy,Mr. and Mrs.Clarence Hardy,Mr. and Mrs.Harry D.Brisco and daughter,Margaret Ann,Harry Brisco,Mr. and Mrs.Carl Lemcke,Mr. and Mrs.Kenneth Snyder,Miss Helen Tobin,Miss Mary Nerdrum,Miss Dorothy Marvin,Mr. and Mrs.George Sloop Jr.,Miss Jean Gordon,Miss Lois Beege,Miss Peggy Akerman,Miss Virginia Sims,John and Kenneth Dugan,Miss Mary Alice Endicott,Miss Shirley Llewellyn,Miss Lucille Shaver,Miss Helen Hopkins,Miss Harriet Riley,Mr. and Mrs.Henry Rammand daughter,Miss Rosemary,Mr. and Mrs.Edgar Carsons and daughter,Jane,Mr. and Mrs.Alfred Bayliss,,Miss Ada Robertson,,Mr.和Mrs.R.R.McDonald,Mr.和Mrs.Travis McDonald,Mr.和Mrs.Ewald Lemcke,Mr.和Mrs.William Rammm,Mr.和Mrs.Burt Smith,Mr.和Mrs.Paul Taggart,Miss Mona and Miss Barbara Taggart,Jerald Nesmith,Doris Inge and James McMillan.all of Anaheim. Miss Jennie Vanderburg,Mr.和Mrs.Clarence Vanderburg and children Raymond and Alice,and Mr.和Mrs.Jesse Ozias of last winter,taken by the host who was living at Paducah,Ky.,at the time.The Johnson family recently returned to Anaheim to make their home. Guests of the evening included Phyllis Trapp, Alice Schafer,Martha Westerhold,Emma Westerhold,Marjorie Christensen,Betty Rapp,Martha,Rachel and Richard Rowland,Floyd Cole,Mrs.George Jones,Mildred and Melvin Remland,Claud Keele,Mrs.Carl Bayner,mr.m.r.henry Johnsonand the honored guests. Clayton Allens Entertain I.O.O.F.InSTALLATION STAFF Mr.and Mrs.Clayton Allen were hosts at their home on South Citron street at a Sunday evening dinner given for members of the installation staff of the I.O.O.F.encampment and their families.Mr.Allen is drill master of the lodge. Guests were entertained following the dinner by motion pictures of the grand lodge convention at Sacramento and scenes in and around Anaheim.The films were shown by Roy Pollock. Those attending the dinner were Clinton R.Nelson deputy grand patriarch of the encampment,and Mrs.Nelson,mr.m.r.henry Donald,and Mrs.Clarence Zink,mr.m.r.henry Will Mang,mr.m.r.henry Cyrus Myers,mr.m.r.henry Edgar Reisinger,Clarence Curtis,Roy Pollock,mrs.Carrie Cummings,Miss Barbara Myersand Miss Adela Howard of Anaheim;mr.m.r.henry Mooreandmr.m.r.henry Earl Miller,Placenta;mr.m.r.henry John Miller,Los Angeles,and mr.m.r.henry Ezra Hilton,Buena Park. Birthday Party Given in Honor of Rose Bushman Miss Rose Bushman was honored at a garden supper given last Thursday evening by her sister,Mrs.Morris Dugan,216 Carlton avenue,commemorating her birthday anniversary.Following the supper games were played with prizes going to Mrs.William Bushman,Mrs.Al Bushman and Mrs.Victor Polzer. Following the meeting refreshments were served by the hostesses,Mrs.Minnie Brumegim and Mrs.Ellen McAlvey. New Officers of Legion Auxiliary Installed Thursday New officers of the Anaheim American Legion auxiliary were installed last Thursday evening at joint installation of county units held at Santa Ana. New officers of the Anaheim unit include Mrs.Jean Gaddis president,Mrs.Harriet Boyd secretary,Mrs.Florence Willlets treasurer,Mrs.Mabel Masterson,sergeant-at-arms,Mrs.Rosella Martenet first vice president,Mrs Emma Johnson second vice president,and Mrs.Effie McCoy chapain.Mrs.Gaddis succeeds Mrs.Claire H.Liebhart. Mrs.Marjorit Wingate,district president was installing officer assisted by the Santa Ana drill team. Special guest of the evening was Ben Lieberman,five area commander. Annaul Flower Show Plans are Discussed Friday The Anaheim Garden club and the garden section of the Anaheim Ebell club will again have charge of decorating the Valencia ballroom for the annual Orange country ower show to be held there September 11 and 12. Distribution of awards will be directed by Mrs.F.W.Elliott former leader of the Ebell club's garden section. Representatives of the various garden clubs of the county met last Friday to discuss plans for the annual event Those from Anaheim who attended were Mrs.R.J.Dugdale and Mrs.R.N.Ashley,Ebell club,and Mrs.Charles Bustamente and Mrs.Alfred Bonney,Anaheim Garden club. Chispa Chapter,O.E.S.Entertains with Card Party Chispa chapter,Order of Eastern Star, entertained about 100 M. H. Shirley is Honored at Birthday Party M. H. Shirley, of Shirley Station near Cypress, was the honored guest at a family reunion held at the home of his son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Dahlstrom at Artesia last Saturday commemorating the 78th birthday anniversary of Mr. Shirley. The nine children of the honored guest were present, in addition to grandchildren, great-grandchildren and other relatives. A six o'clock supper was served in the garden of the home, after which gifts were presented to Mr. Shirley. Given in Honor of Rose Bushman Miss Rose Bushman was honored at a garden supper given last Thursday evening by her sister, Mrs. Morris Dugan, 216 Carlton avenue, commemorating her birthday anniversary. Following the supper games were played with prizes going to Mrs. William Bushman, Mrs. Al Bushman and Mrs. Victor Peltzer. Birthday gifts were found by Miss Bushman throughout the yard. She was directed to them by rhymes written by the hostess. Attending the party in addition to the honored guest were Miss Bernadine Bastian, Miss Loretta Sieveke, Miss Helen Fassell, Miss Frances Quarton, Miss Marjorie Erickson, Miss Ruth Rockwell, Miss Sue Ames, Miss Lucille Ames, Mrs. Elton Snavely, Mrs. Gus Lenain, Mrs. Tom McBride, Mrs. William Bushman, Mrs. Al Bushman and Mrs. Victor Peltzer. Miss Ruth A. Moore; Miss Ethel Conerly and Miss Gladys Waddell of Anaheim are guests at the Dodge Hotel in Washington, D.C. 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 TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 C. Initiates New Years Tuesday members were initiatB. Paul Woman's Relief 134 Tuesday afternoon regular meeting of the was held at the Odd The initiates are S. Jones, Mrs. Frances Mrs. Nellie Peck and the Kelley. from Mrs. Delphine Mrs. Nina Law, both of in the east, were read to Mrs. Walsh was formian for the corps and is the present chaplain. at the meeting were Mrs. Davis of Fullerton Malorps, Mrs. Estelle Gray, Isabeth Burkhead, Mrs. Ad, Mrs. Kate Perkins, Joeh Bicknese, Mrs. Ida Isa, Mable Smith and Scott, Santa Ana, Mrs. Donald and Mrs. Minnie Orange. the meeting refreshserved by the hosMinnie Brumegim and McAlvey. officers of Auxiliary Wed Thursday of the Anaheim Legion auxiliary were Telephone Your Social News To Anaheim 2414 Youth’s Mother Plans Surprise Birthday Party Jerald Baker was honored Friday evening at a birthday party planned by his mother, Mrs. J. A. Baker. Following early evening entertainment at Long Beach the group returned to the Baker home for a late supper and to open the gifts. Sharing the evening’s fun were the Misses Alice Becker, Eleanor Becker, Louise Benson, Ina May Cunningham, Pearl Pebly., Merl Pebly, Evelyn Leib and Earl Mills, Harlan Mills, Richard Mills, Hale McClellan., James McGuire, Marshall McFee, Donald Dickenson, Bob Brookman, Eddie Baker, Warren Baker, and George Watts. Grace Taylor, Anaheim dancing teacher, left today for a two week’s vacation in Salt Lake City where she will visit relatives. County’s Bonded Debt is Revealed Total Nears $10,000,000 As of June 30, 1936; Per Capita Figure High Bonded debt outstanding of the governmental units in Orange county totalled $9,952,206, or $76.87 per capita as of June 30, 1936 according to findings of Col. Sheppard to Name Two to Academies Congressman Harry R. Sheppard will appoint two boys to the United States Military academy in 1938 and one to the Naval academy. “Any boy in the 19th district is entitled to an opportunity to compete for these appointments,” stated Sheppard, “I have contacted the United States civil service commission and they have agreed to give a competitive examination on November 6th of this year for all boys in my district who wish to compete,” he added, “The boys receiving the highest grades will receive the appointmentts regardless of political affiliation, race or creed.” Sheppard stated that any boy wishing to compete for these appointments must file their request with his office before September 15. All candidates are required to be citizens of the United States and must not less than 16 years of age nor more than 20 years of age by April 1, 1938, for the Naval academy nor less than 17 years or more than 22 years by April 1, 1938, for the Military academy. Candidate cannot be less than 5 feet 4 inches in height. regitation, reclamation, water, and other districts is not reported to the state controller, and these figures, therefore, are not included uniformly in the total or per capita figures presented by the association. Government debt, the association warned, is progressively becoming more and more burdensome. With the federal government reporting a gross public debt at June 30, 1937, of $36,425,000- County's Bonded Debt is Revealed Ttotal Nears $10,000,000 As of June 30, 1936: Per Capita Figure High Bonded debt outstanding of the governmental units in Orange county totalled $9,952,206, or $76.87 per capita as of June 30, 1936, according to findings of California Taxpayers' association. Total bonded debt in the county was made up of $540,000 for the county government, $4,158,000 for the school districts, $1,483,747 for special districts, and $3,700,459 for municipalities within the county, the association found. In only one California county, Mono, no local bonded indebtedness was shown at June 30, 1936, the study brought out, while the per capita debt in Trinity county was but 22 cents and that in Amador county but 29 cents. Other counties in which the local bonded indebtedness averaged less than $20 per capita were Sierra, $1.66; Plumas, $3.17; Tuolumne, $11.20; Alpine, $11.40; Sacramento, $1.45; Siskiyou, $12.41; Calaveras, $18.44; Kern, $18.53; and San Benito, $18.87. Counties in which local bonded indebtedness averaged over $100 per capita were Colusa, $436.98, due largely to reclamation district bonds; Los Angeles, $153.15; San Diego, $113.87; and San Luis Obispo, $101.01, the association found. The indebtedness of many irrigated, reclamation, water, and other districts is not reported to the state controller, and these figures therefore are not included uniformly in the total or per capita figures presented by the association. Government debt, the association warned, is progressively becoming more and more burdensome. With the federal government reporting a gross public debt at June 30, 1937, of $36,425,000,-000, and the total California state debt outstanding at $121,373,787 as of May 15, 1937, it behooves each taxpayer to scrutinize carefully each and every proposal to increase the debt of any governmental unit of which he is a part—for every dollar of that debt must be repaid in taxes. FEDCO RAISES Rabbit Friers 4 lbs., 6 weeks Mr. J. W. Jensen, 400 South Muscatel Says: Four months feeding Fedco Complete Rabbit Pellets I haven't lost a single rabbit. Nine in one litter, 4 weighed 16¼ lbs., 4 weighed 15¼ lbs., 1 weighed 4 lbs., age 6 weeks, 4 days. I feed 2/3 Fedco Complete Pellets, 1/3 Fedco All Grain and a pinch of hay at night. Costs less than 5c a lb. to produce. Fedco is sold by all reliable dealers. 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Johnson, secretary of the Orange chamber of commerce; and others. Thence through the Tustin and Santa Ana orchard districts, and over Lemon Heights to the Irvine ranch. W. B. Hellis, manager, and Owen Murray, foreman, will explain walnut irrigation and cultural operations at this point. Continuing to the San Joaquin Fruit ranch, the group will be met by C. V. Newman, manager, and also president of Calavo Growers, who has arranged field demonstrations on orange and lemon irrigation, pest control methods, windbreak protection, and avocado culture. At noon, at this ranch, a picnic luncheon will be served by the home department of the farm Bureau, headed by Mrs. A. E. Christensen, of Anaheim. Following the luncheon, an official welcome will be given by Willard Smith, chairman of the board of supervisors; Dian Gardner, president of the Orange county farm bureau, will also greet the group. Municipal Camps Proving Popular The generous rainfall last winter has helped to make the Los Angeles municipal camps more popular for late vacations this year than for many years, reports the National Automobile club. The great forests of the San Bernardino mountains surround Camp Seeley are green and spring-like, and the full streams will preserve this freshness until late in the fall. Early season heavy snows and rains kept fishing from reaching its peak at Camp High Sierra near Mammoth Lakes, Mono county, therefore excellent angling is assured for late summer. Early reservations are necessary. Vacationers may enjoy an outing at either camp for surprisingly little cost. Correct this sentence: "Your praise is very generous," said the celebrity, "but I haven't time to listen." AUGUST SALES VALUE GOLDEN GATE BOX SPRINGS TO MATCH STURDY AS THE GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE COMFORTABLE AS FEATHER DOWN Sealy Scores Again! 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