anaheim-gazette 1937-10-14

SOCIETY Nan Van Doren Becomes Bride of Hal Dunham The Westwood home of Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bister was the scene Saturday afternoon of the marriage of Miss Nan Van Dorgen to Hai Lounham. The Rev. Father John J. Devin of St. Victor's parish officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Monita Van Doren of Beverly Hills and P. W. Van Doren of Anaheim. Mr. Dunham is the son of C.J. Dunham of Rosannond. Attending the bridal couple were Miss Mary Van Doren as maid of honor and Joe Bushard of Anaheim as best man. About 100 close friends and relatives witnessed the ceremony. Following the service a reception was held after which the newly-weds sailed for San Francisco on the S. S. Lark. They will make their home in Berkeley where Mr. Dunham is employed with the Fluor corporation. Mr. Dunham was graduated from Anaheim union high school with the class of 1929 and later attended Santa Ana junior college. His bride attended Los Angeles schools and has been employed with the Universal studios. Among the wedding guests were Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, Miss Velda Dunham, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Miss Florence Backs, James Jackson, Warren Jackson, Joe Bushard, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Van Doren and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wallace of Daughter is Born to Neils Boeges Monday Morning A seven-pound, two-ounce baby daughter was born to Dr. and Mrs. J. Neils Boege of Anaheim early Monday morning at St. Joseph’s hospital. Both the mother and infant are doing well. The child, the first in the family, has been named Patricia Ann. Her grandparents are Dr. and Mrs. J.H. Boege of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs.W.E.Russell of Fullerton. Three great-grandmothers of the baby are living! They are Mrs.Amelia Jacobsen, of Lancaster; Mrs.Russell of Chicago and Mrs.Lavina Muse of Fullerton. Parents Honor Winifred Ahlstrom with Birthday Party Miss Winifred Ahlstrom, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.C.W.Ahlstrom of 110 S.Walnut street, was the guest of honor at a birthday party given by her parents Sunday evening. Miss Ahlstrom, a student at U.C.L.A., had been home from school over the week end. Those sharing the evening were Caroleen Ahlstrom, Arnold Fischer, Eleanor Hayes, Adolph Westerhold, Bessie Marie Edwards, Granville Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs.Fred Edwards, Mrs.Ida E. Stay at home and see the World This may well be the slogan on sixth annual “globe trotter” series October 21, with the Pacific Coast pictorial record of Mr. and Mrs.Hailey Dark Continent. Harrison Form will next bring exclusive motion paging in Shanghai. Around cape K and to the bottom of the South Sea Captain John D.Craig, are just a few trotters.” Julian Bryan will bring permission of Ataturk Kemal Pasha motion pictures and sound recording now available at the Southern Call South Hill Street, Los Angeles, TUckof the Cjvic Auditorium, where the MR. DUNHAM was graduated from Anaheim union high school with the class of 1929 and later attended Santa Ana junior college. His bride attended Los Angeles schools and has been employed with the Universal studios. Among the wedding guests were Mrs. Kenneth Eldred, Miss Velda Dunham, Mrs. Emma Jackson, Miss Florence Backs, James Jackson, Warren Jackson, Joe Bushard, Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Van Doren and Mr. and Mrs. Tim Wallace of Anaheim. 16 Card Club Meets at Home of Mrs. Thomas Haster The 16 card club held its first meeting since last spring on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Thomas Haster on Orangewood road. The next meeting, on the first Thursday of November, will be held at the home of Mrs. L. Bruns. Present were Mrs. John Cook, Mrs. A. K. Dahl, Mrs. John Kellenberger, Mrs. L. Dahlman, Mrs. R. B. Herman, Mrs. Ray Harland, Mrs. Sophie Stock, Mrs. Isabelle Erskine, Mrs. Bruns, Mrs. Walter Ward, Mrs. J. W. Sackett, Mrs. J. W. Walls, Mrs. Pauline Brunworth and Mrs. Fred Davis. Housewarming Party Given for Mrs. Colleasure A surprise housewarming party was given last Thursday evening in honor of Mrs. Glenn Colleasure at her home, 555 S. Zeyn street. The group of friends who planned the party presented Mrs. Colleasure with a bridge lamp. Those present were Mrs. H. G. Schmelitzer, mother of Mrs. Colleasure, Mrs. B. Koesel, Mrs. Hatie Pearson, Mrs. John Molt, Mrs. William Ihrer, Mrs. O. Henning, Miss Johanna Zierke, Mrs. John Daum, Mrs. Minnie M. Fisher, Mrs. George Clodt, and Mrs. L. Stilow. Dinner, Bridge Party Given by Kappa Delta Phi Members of the Kappa Delta Phi sorority enjoyed a dinner and strom of 110 S. Walnut street, was the guest of honor at a birthday party given by her parents Sunday evening. Miss Ahlstrom, a student at U. C. L. A., had been home from school over the week end. Those sharing the evening were Carolen Ahlstrom, Arnold Fischer, Eleanor Hayes, Adolph Westerhold, Bessie Marie Edwards, Granville Hopkins, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Edwards, Mrs. Ida E. Wright, Gwendolyn Ahlstrom, Freddie Edwards, all of Anaheim, and Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Chapman of Bell Gardens. Shower is Given Saturday Honoring Miss Irene Stanley Mrs. Walter Elliott, Mrs. Virgil Paxton and Mrs. Richard Wise were co-hostesses at a miscellaneous shower given at the Elliott home on South Illinois street last Saturday for Miss Irene Stanley. Miss Stanley is soon to become the bride of Myron Johnson of Fullerton. During the afternoon a jumbled word wedding contest was played with prize being awarded to Mrs. Osa Oelke of Santa Ana. Those invited for the occasion were Mrs. Mary Stanley, mother-of the bride-elect, and Mrs. R. M. Johnson, mother of Myron Johnson; Mrs. Charles Thomas of Yorba Linda; Mrs.J.F.Arguedas,Lancaster; Mrs.W.S.Eicher,Fullerton; Mrs.Bud Whittam; Mrs.Osa Oelke and Miss Carol Ooelke of Santa Ana; Mrs.N.L.Anderson,Mrs.Alice Bouas,Mrs.F.M.Baker,Mrs.H.F.Beaver,Mrs.C.C.Carr,Mrs.George Cupp,Mrs.Flora DeWitt,Mrs.R.B.Daugherty,Mrs.Jack Adams,Mrs.George Fendley,Mrs.L.D.Goodyear,Mrs.Lovey Holder,Mrs.Wayne Clark; Mrs.Elmer Hatcher,Mrs.J.H.Haines,R.M.E.Jeffries,Mrs.E.E.Long,Mrs.M.M.McConnell,Mrs.Lillian Mitchell,Mrs.J.E.Taylor,Mrs.H.H.Moore,Mrs.M.M.Oldham,Mrs.Marie Polston,Mrs-Leah Pemberton,Mrs.Anna Payne,Mrs.Viola Ramsey,Mrs.Flora Rice,Mrs.W.A.Snyder,Mrs.Carrie Smith; Mrs.Vern Waters,Mrs.E.Wheeler,Mrs.D.E.Wagner,Mrs.Don Reed,Mrs.Charles Murphy,Mrs.Ralph Brougher,Mrs.J.BQuinn,Miss Dorothy Williams and Miss Irene Allo of Anaheim. Subsidiary of M.O Canned Citrus The board of directors of Mutual Orange Distributors yesterday authorized production and distribution of standardized quality canned products through a subsidiary cooperative controlled by it. All products handled by the subsidiary cooperative will be marketed by the Mutual Orange Distributors.Under the plan approved,the membership in the subsidiary cooperative will attend their option.be open to all packing units which are members on the central marketing association Capital and operating costs of the subsidiary cooperative will be borne by those packing units which voluntarily elect to become members of it. The selection of adequate sites and the construction of one or more plants will begin immediately.Mutual Orange Distributors is one of the largest cooperative citrus marketing associations in the west and has been in business for 32 years.Its membership represents producers of oranges lemons and grapefruit in all producing areas in California and Arizona. J.H.Strait; president of Mutual Orange Distributors,said today: "A careful analysis has been made jointly by the Board of Directors and a special committee of growers to the effect of production and sale of canned citrus products on the income of our growers."This report shows that there is a steadily increasing volume of citrus fruits being canned not only in California but in Arizona,Texas and Florida.The largest part of this volume so far has been manufactured and sold by commercial canners.Since there is no legal basis under the Agricultural Adjustment act either to limit the volume of citrus fruits being canned nor the price at which William Ihrer, Mrs. O. Henning, Miss Johanna Zierke, Mrs. John Daum, Mrs. Minnie M. Fisher, Mrs. George Clodt, and Mrs. L. Stillow. Dinner, Bridge Party Given by Kappa Delta Phi Members of the Kappa Delta Phi sorority enjoyed a dinner and bridge party at Knott's Berry place in Buena Park Monday evening. Places at the tables were marked with favors made of suckers with skeleton faces and jaunty hats. The Hallowe'en motif was followed in the decorations. Miss Eileen Muchow, special guest of the sorority, Mrs. Floyd Vaughan and Mrs. Harold Hemmer received prizes in the bridge game which followed the dinner. Others present were Mrs. Arnold Lund, Mrs. Fred Nunlist, Mrs. Reid Williams, Mrs. Wray Pomeroy, Miss Marge Patrick, Miss Lila Hadlock, Miss Charlotte Price and Miss Claire Fisher. Mrs. J. Carroll, Daughter Return from Europe Mrs. Joseph Carroll and daughter Elizabeth Ann have returned to their home in Anaheim from a three months' vacation trip abroad. Three weeks were spent in visiting with relatives of Mrs. Carroll in Hungary after which they toured Italy, Austria, Germany, Switzerland, France, England, Scotland and Ireland. While in France Mrs. Carroll and her daughter visited the world's fair being held in Paris. E. E. Long, Mrs. M. M. McConnell, Mrs. Lillian Mitchell, Mrs. J. E. Taylor, Mrs. H. H. Moore, Mrs. M. M. Oldham, Mrs. Marie Polston, Mrs. Leah Pemberton, Mrs. Anna Payne, Mrs. Viola Ramsey, Mrs. Flora Rice, Mrs. W. A. Snyder, Mrs. Carrie Smith; Mrs. Vern Waters, Mrs. E. Wheeler, Mrs. D. E. Wagner, Mrs. Don Reed, Mrs. Charles Murphy, Mrs. Ralph Brougher, Mrs. J. B. Quinn, Miss Dorothy Williams and Miss Irene Heine, all of Anaheim. St. Boniface Youth Club Plans Dance on October 28 Committees were appointed Monday evening to arrange the cord and print dance to be given by the St. Boniface Yuth club at the parish hall on the evening of October 28. The refreshment committee includes Joe Heinz, Carl Heinz, Frances Patten, Jessie Jones, Milo Sweeney, Pattie Fassel and Rosemary Clark. Ted Neja and Eleanor Fochtman will handle the tickets, Beatrice Gregor, Irma For Beach Party Save at PIONEER 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. Phene Anaheim 4002 707 N. Los Angeles St. Anaheim, California World Cruise To Begin October 21 Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Pearson, shown above with part of their camera equipment with which they recorded one of the most thrilling African pictures ever taken. The Boards of Education have announced Institute Credit for all teachers and professors viewing the first two Pacific Geographic Events. Captain John D. Craig, (left) Academy of Motion Pictures, Arts and Sciences winner, who photographs rare scenes of beauty on the ocean bed of the South Seas. At home and see the World! may well be the slogan of the Pacific Geographic Society, whose annual "globe trotter" series will open at the Shrine Auditorium on 21, with the Pacific Coast premiere of "African Holiday," a unique record of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pearson's 11,000 mile jaunt through Continent, Harrison Forman, official March of Time photographer to bring exclusive motion pictures of the Sino-Japanese war now in Shanghai. Around Cape Horn in an open boat with Amos Burg, the bottom of the South Seas to photograph under water life with John D. Craig, are just a few thrilling adventures awaiting "globe Julian Bryan will bring exclusive pictures of Turkey by special advisor's office, says Ross E. Crane, assistant farm advisor. Producers of turkeys in Orange county may obtain copies of Circular 58, entitled "Turkey Raising in California," at the farm advisor's office, says Ross E. Crane, assistant farm advisor. This bulletin gives detailed information on every phase of turkey production, including care and management of the breeding Traffic Laws Rule Those on Bicycle Bicycle riders are subject to same traffic laws as motorcycles, reminds the Automobile of Southern California. School authorities have ed that in many instances school children have to the youngsters to ride the cycles on the left side of the way, facing oncoming traffic. This is a violation of the for the vehicle code providing every person riding a bicycle or driving an animal a highway is subject to the provisions of traffic laws able to the driver of a vehicle cept those provisions which their very nature can have application. Church Broadcast Planned on Sun A radiocast program of than Science will be given KFWB Hollywood, on Saturday 17, from 4:30 to o'clock, under the direction Christian Science committee publication for southern China in co-operation with the organization of Protestant Church Los Angeles. The broadcast will be co-ed by Horace W. Rundle reader of Thirteenth Church Christ, Scientist, of Los Angeles assisted by Donald Frazier ist, and Walter Allen, organ the church. WIDEN ROAD Widening operations are way on the Redlands-Forest Diary of M.O.D. Will Enter Canned Citrus Products Business Guard of directors of Mut Orange Distributors yester-yearized production and on of standardized qualified products through a cooperative controlled All products handled by the diary cooperative will be by the Mutual Orange Coors. Under the plan appended to the membership in the cooperative will, at once, be open to all pack-which are members of the marketing association, and operating costs of the cooperative will be those packing unitsuntarily elect to become one of it. Section of adequate sites construction of one or more will begin immedi- mutual Orange Distribu- of the largest coopera- marketing associations and has been in business 2 years. Its membership is producers of oranges, and grapefruit in all pro-cesses in California and Arizona. The largest part of one so far has been man- and sold by commercial Since there is no legal act the Agricultural Ad-act either to limit the of citrus fruits being for the price at which consumers of quite a substantial percentage of each year's produc- tion. It is the conviction of many of our growers that they can protect their income on both fresh fruit and fruit usable for canning purposes as well as safeguard themselves against possible destructive effects of the unrestricted manufacture and distribution of canned citrus products by retaining control through Mutual Orange Distributors of all of the fruit they produce. Under the plan approved by the board of directors, all growers who desire to proceed on this basis will be in a position through Mutual Orange Distributors to achieve these ends." Elderly Vagrant is Sentenced to Jail A 64-year-old transient, August Vincent Vacher, was sentenced to 30 days in the county jail Monday morning by Acting City Judge Charles Kuchel, after pleading guilty to vagrancy. Vacher was arrested Sunday afternoon at an Anaheim liquor establishment after ordering a quantity of merchandize and admitting he had no money with which to pay. L. W. BLODGET and THOMAS H. KUCHEL Attorneys at Law 410-11 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim Phone 2523 BUS SANTA FE TRAILWAYS ALL POINTS EAST Wherever East you wish to go—ask your Santa Fe Trailways Agent for rates and schedules. Santa Fe Trailways offers recognized-quality-plus-real-economy bus service from Coast to Coast. Big, roomy, lavatory equipped buses; Three Fred Harvey meals only $1.00 per day; Coordination with the Santa Fe Railway. Grand Canyon Route Santa Fe Station Phone Pacific 3107, ANAHEIM or Any Santa Fe Railway Agent Eight Talented Operators to SERVE YOU NO WAITING NOW UNIVERSAL DE LUXE PERMANENT WAVE $1.50 Complete and Guaranteed Laura Prothro, Owner and Operator, gives steaming time on all permanents—also supervises hair dyeing. We guarantee all our work. This is not a school Ask Laura Prothro about COMBO or SPIRAL PERMANENT Combination Complete. Open evenings by appointment Universal BEAUTY SALON PHONE 2426 • 101 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. TRAFFIC Laws Rule Those on Bicycles Bicycle riders are subject to the same traffic laws as motor vehicles, reminds the Automobile Club Southern California. School authorities have reported that in many instances parents school children have advised youngsters to ride their bicycles on the left side of the highway, facing oncoming traffic. This is a violation of the law the vehicle code provides that any person riding a bicycle or driving an animal upon highway is subject to the same provisions of traffic laws applicable to the driver of a vehicle, except those provisions which by very nature can have no application. Church Broadcast Planned on Sunday A radiocast program of Christian Science will be given over WB Hollywood, on Sunday, October 17, from 4:30 to 5:00 p.m., under the direction of the Christian Science committee on education for southern California in co-operation with the Federation of Protestant Churches of Angeles. The broadcast will be conducted by Horace W. Rundle, first order of Thirteenth Church ofrist, Scientist, of Los Angeles, assisted by Donald Frazier, solo-and Walter Allen, organist, of church. WIDEN ROAD Widening operations are under on the Redlands-Forest Home CRESTLINE MATTRESSES By Commercial Durser of SEALY MATTRESS CO. 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