anaheim-gazette 1937-11-25

50 Years Ago Dec. 1, 1887 The Atchison graders have pushed over a mile beyond Fullerton, and within a few days the roadbed will have reached Buena Park. The railroad camps have been moved from Anaheim to Fullerton, and at the end of the road, beyond the latter place, all is bustle and activity. Grading is comparatively easy in the region to be traversed, the country being almost as level as a floor. It is expected that track laying will be commenced immediately, so that trains will be running inside of sixty days. The Atchison company has a shipload of steel rails at San Diego and nine more vessels on the way. As soon as these vessels arrive extensive operations will be inaugurated in this vicinity. The Tyroleers were mustered into the State militia last Saturday evening. Brigadier-General John R. Matthews, commanding the second brigade, accompanied by Major L. S. Butler, mustering officer, Acting Assistant Adjutant-General, Major Russell, commanding the Seventh Infantry, and Lieutenants Cyrus Williard and C. D. Wilson, arrived on the evening train, and with Captain P. S. Dorney of the Tyroleers, were driven to the Planters' hotel. Shortly after seven o'clock nu- Brigadier-General John R. Matthews, commanding the second brigade, accompanied by Major L. S. Butler, mustering officer, Acting Assistant Adjutant-General, Major Russell, commanding the Seventh Infantry, and Lieutenants Gyrus Williard and C. D. Wilson, arrived on the evening train, and with Captain P. S. Dorney of the Tyroleers, were driven to the Planters' hotel. Shortly after seven o'clock numerous members of the newly organized company gathered at Kroeger's hall, and after some preliminaries the Tyroleer drummers sounded the assembly when forty-four of our young men assembled and formed in line under command of Captain Dorney. P. S. Dorney was elected captain, H. C. Gade, first lieutenant, and Arthur L. Lewis, second lieutenant. The election of these gentlemen give unbounded satisfaction to the members. Fred Hartung arrived in Anaheim from Los Angeles on Wednesday. Mayor McFadden of Placentia has returned from his San Diego excursion, much bronzed from his exposure to bay and climate. While Center street was being plowed for the purpose of constructing a gutter one of the pipes in front of the Fountain burst, allowing the water to run for over a half an hour. Joseph Backs has constructed a house on his property northeast of town, which will be occupied by Mr. Meyer, who will start a chicken ranch. S. Littlefield has completed a handsome fence on the south side of his lot on the corner of Adele and Olive streets. Mr. Theo. Reiser is about to erect a substantial brick building on the corner of Center and Olive streets, to be two stories high, size 75 by 100 feet. It will be occupied by stores on the ground floor and the second story will be fitted up as a hall. Anaheim lodge of A. O. U. W. at its meeting on last Friday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Dr. J. H. Bullard, P. M.; B. J. Perry, Master; J. Helmsen, Foreman; S.A. Silas Wright and J. W. McLennan, of the grand jury, accompanied by expert Hitchcock were at the city hall Tuesday going over the books and accounts in the offices of City Clerk Merritt and Marshal Kellenberger. Johnny Martens has given up his place on the delivery force at Falkenstein's and is now holding down a similar position with the Petermann grocery. Dr. Lloyd C. Bailey and family of Los Angeles were guests at Thanksgiving dinner of relatives in town. Dr. Bailey goes to Mazatlan shortly to dispose of his property interests there when he will return and locate permanently in Los Angeles. The 15-pound dressed turkey given away at Fairyland theatre Wednesday evening was won by Mrs. Rudolph Grenke, and the fowl, cooked in the best manner known to the culinary art, on Thanksgiving day graced the board at "Newcombe place," near Buena Park, home of Mrs. Grenke's parents, when a large family gathering was held. Bender & Silbernagle have had a force of men repairing the front of the S. Q. R. store, which was damaged to the extent of $200 by having a team of horses plunge into it. Three new plate glass windows have been put in place to replace broken ones and new doors put in and the place begins to look again as new. Henry F. Hetebrink of Fullerton has filed the will of his mother, Rebecca Hetebrink, for probate. The will leaves the entire estate to Henry F. The estate is valued at $3300. Head and Marks are attorneys for the petitioner. Don Juan de la Guerra was in town from his Yorba ranch Monday afternoon. Don Juan looks for a wet Christmas and a year of plentiful rainfall. Walter Neipp makes a fine display of cotton at Mr. Dickel's store. The cotton was raised in this city and compares favorably with the best grown in the southern states. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH The Christian Science Lodge on Sunday denounces client and modern necromaniac alias mesmerism and hypnotism The Golden Text is from Proverbs: "Do they not ever devise evil? but mercy and shall be to them that devise it The same Lesson-Sermon is in all branches of The Church, The First Church Christ, Scientist, in Boston, sachusetts. A Scriptural selection in these verses from the Psalms that trust in the Lord be as mount Zion, which can be removed, but abideth forth As the mountains are about Jerusalem, so the Lord round about his people henceforth even for ever Do good, O Lord, unto those be good, and to them that are right in their hearts. As for as turn aside unto their way, the Lord shall lead forth with the workers of Israel but peace shall be upon Israel Among the passages from ence and Health with key Scriptures," by Mary Bakerdy, are the statements: kind must learn that evil power. Christian S despoils the kingdom of every pre-eminently promotes affection in families and fore in the community." Celebrated Picture Offered by Church "The Passing of the Third Back," adapted from the same name by Jerome Jerome, starring Conrad Willis be shown at the Whiteple Methodist Church, 302 Broadway on Tuesday, November 30th, at 7:30 o'clock. Berthold Viertel, the central director, directed "The ing of the Third Floor which, as a stage play, wives of Forbes-Robertson's g Anaheim lodge of A. O. U. W. at its meeting on last Friday evening elected the following officers for the ensuing year: Dr. J. H. Bullard, P. M.; B. J. Perry, Master; J. Helmsen, Forerman; S. A. Dennis, Overseer; T. S. Grimshaw, Recorder; J. S. Gardiner, Financialer; A. Rimpau, Receiver; E. Crowe, Guide; H. A. Stough, Inside Watchman; and Robert Parker, Outside Watchman. 25 Years Ago Dec. 5, 1912 Talk has been started by local enthusiasts of organizing an Anaheim athletic club and putting in the field next season such a bunch of football stars as never before graced the gridiron. Many men there are in this city who have played the game in high school and college and men who know, say that such men as Wilborn Wallop, Charley Lloyd, Leo Sher- NOW LEAVE EVERYONE FOR Los Angeles and Interstate With service between Santa Ana and Los Angeles the Transit patrons now have a departure from each terminal trips daily instead of 16) thus providing remarkably low fare from this city to other points in Southern California on request by coach operator or agent. SANTA ANA—ANAHEIM—FULLERTON—WESTERN WASHINGTON HOTEL NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL PRESTIGE WITH POPULARITY ANAHEIM TO LOS ANGELES — Leave Anaheim daily at 6:16, *6:52, 6:57, *7:27, 8:02, 8:37, 9:07, 9:37, 10:07, 10:37, 11:07, 11:37 a.m. and 12:07, 12:37, 1:07, 1:37, 2:07, 2:37, 3:07, 3:37, 4:07, 4:37, 5:07, 5:37, 6:12, 6:55, 7:45, 8:31, 10:10 p.m. *Denotes daily except Sundays. For additional information regarding fares, commutation or other details please contact the hotel directly. MOTOR TRANSIT 25 ANAHEIM GAZETTE) Walter Dreyfus was in town the day of the week from San Francisco, looking after his extensive tests here and calling upon Aldis. Walter says the northmetropolis is rapidly rebuild- and is rounding into one of most beautiful cities upon the moment. Miss Sadie Friend is assisting welcoming force at the 5, 10 and cent store of Mr. Servatins dur- the Christmas rush. Ms. Dr. Classon will entertain Ladies' Euchre club at her home on North Los Angeles the noon of December 12. James A. Baker and Miss Mae Dickinson were married on thanksgiving evening at the home bride's parents, near Magna. Rev. R. C. Moore of this performed the ceremony in presence of about forty friends relatives. The young couple reside at Centralia where Mr. Rever is principal of the grammar school. The Ladies' Aid of the Method church will meet at the home of Mrs. Clabaugh on South Olive set on Thursday afternoon. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH The Christian Science Lesson-mon on Sunday denounces ant- and modern necromancy, mesmerism and hypnotism. Patrol Enforces Bus Passing Law Zealous of the safety of the children entrusted to her car, a woman school bus driver in the Sacramento area has turned over to the Department of Motor Vehicles a list of 21 license numbers on automobiles which she charges failed to stop while her bus was loading and unloading passengers. Warnings have been sent to the owners of the reported machines, calling their attention to the bus driver's allegations and citing the fact that it is mandatory on all cars to stop when overtaking a school bus loading or discharging passengers. Director Ray Ingels of the Department of Motor Vehicles, commending the woman bus driver said: "Every motorist should appreciate the responsibility of protecting the occupants of the school busses and motorists who ignore their responsibility are subject to arrest by officers of the California highway patrol. In reporting violators, the school bus drivers are serving as a valuable adjunct to proper law enforcement." Farmers of State Meet at San Jose Presidents of three major farm organizations of California will discuss "The Needs of Agriculture" at the opening session of the seventieth convention of California Fruit Growers and Farmers in San Jose, December 6. The convention, all sessions of which are open to the public, will conclude the afternoon of December 8. Sessions will be held in the San Jose municipal auditorium. The state Department of Agriculture, which sponsors the gatherings, announced that the presidents of farm organizations who have accepted invitations to speak at the opening session are R. W. Blackburn, of Thermal, president of the California Farm Bureau federation; R. V. Garrod, of Saratoga, president of the California section, Farmers' Cooperative and Educational union; and George Sehlmeyer, of Sacramento, president of the California State grange. Tell the Merchant you saw his Ad in The Gazette. Independents Show Retail Sales Gain Retail sales of independent stores in California during October 1937, as reflected by reports from 1670 retailers, showed an increase of 1.3 per cent in dollar volume when compared with the same month of last year. Commission Paying Me The California Unemployment Established definite pro- payment of unemployment pensation after January James L. Matthews, announced. Estimates reveal the weekly checks to be as high as 50,000 months. Procedure as outline Commission follows: Immediately following initiation of an unemployed an office of the Calif- Employment service, he waiting period of four required under the term Unemployment Reserve fifth week will be there pensable week. The la certification by the worker to the effect ther earned no money during week. To that end, the com-plying with the law it necessary to obtain CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH The Christian Science Lesson on Sunday denounces antit and modern necromancy, mesmerism and hypnotism. Golden Text is from the verbs: "Do they not err that case evil? but mercy and truth will be to them that devise good." Same Lesson-Sermon is given at all branches of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Scriptural selection includes the verses from the Psalms: "They that trust in the Lord shall as mount Zion, which cannot be removed, but abideth for ever, in the mountains are round about Jerusalem, so the Lord is kind about his people from peace forth even for ever." Good, O Lord, unto those that good, and to them that are upright in their hearts. As for such return aside unto their crooked heart, the Lord shall lead them with the workers of inquity; peace shall be upon Israel." Among the passages from "Science and Health with key to the captures," by Mary Baker Edwards are the statements: "Man must learn that evil is not over. Christian Science boils the kingdom of evil, and eminently promotes affection in virtue in families and therein in the community." Celebrated Picture Offered by Church The Passing of the Third Floor clock," adapted from the play of same name by Jerome K. Home, starring Conrad Veidt, be shown at the White Temple Methodist Church, 305 East Broadway on Tuesday, November 14, at 7:30 o'clock. Herthold Viertel, the continental director, directed "The Passion of the Third Floor Back" which, as a stage play, was one Forbes-Robertson's greatest enforcement." Independents Show Retail Sales Gain Retail sales of independent stores in California during October 1937, as reflected by reports from 1670 retailers, showed an increase of 1.3 per cent in dollar volume when compared with the same month of last year. When compared with their September 1937 sales, the October 1937 sales of the same firms in the state as a whole show an increase of 6.4 per cent. For those cities of the state for which representative figures are available, Berkeley and Santa Ana reported the greatest gains over October of last year, with gains of 18 per cent, followed by San Jose with a gain of 12 per cent. Successes played by him over a period of twenty years. 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DATES Dec. 7, 8, 9, 193 PLACE Odd Fellows Hall), 323½ W TIME 2 o'Clock in th ADMISSION Commission Sets Paying Methods The California Unemployment Reserves commission today had established definite procedure for payment of unemployment compensation after January 1, 1938. James L. Matthews, chairman, announced. Estimates reveal the number of weekly checks to be issued will be as high as 50,000 for several months. Procedure as outlined by the Commission follows: Immediately following registration of an unemployed worker, at an office of the California State Employment service, he begins his waiting period of four weeks, required under the terms of the Unemployment Reserves act. The fifth week will be the first compensable week. The law requires certification by the unemployed worker to the effect that he has earned no money during the fifth week. To that end, the commission in complying with the law, will find it necessary to obtain certification. Aqueduct Tunnel is Advancing Rapidly Blasting their way through granite at the rate of 24 feet per day, reorganized Metropolitan Water district crews on the San Jacinto tunnel during the last three months have exceeded by four feet per day the progress made up to the time a C.I.O. union strike was called on August 14, according to construction reports released today. Driving a total of 2,253 feet since August 14, the crews have bettered the average of 21 feet per before the actual check is made out; consequently, a sixth or seventh week to make certification and to allow the orderly functioning of administrative procedure will be required before the worker actually receives his first benefit check through the mail. Two Championships Will be Determined Interest of the polo world will be centered on Riviera Sunday afternoon when the finals of the Pacific Coast 12-goal tournament and also the Women's Pacific Coast championship matches will be held. For the first time in four years the women's championship matches will be played in Los Angeles. Santa Barbara malletwomen will meet the Pogonip team of Santa Cruz for the honors. During the week leading men's teams of Midwick, Uplifters, and Riviera have been competing for the right to play in the finals on Sunday. day that was established between 1933 when the tunnel was started and mid-August of this year when the walk-out was called. L. W. BLODGET and THOMAS H. KUCHEL Attorneys at Law 410-11 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim Phone 2523 Of course—my Electric Range cooks fast! SWIFT as a speedboat cutting the waves, fast as an airplane streaking across the horizon—that's the speed of cooking on a modern electric range. Electric heat jumps to the job when you turn the switch. It starts to work fast as an arrow newly flung from the bow. It cooks food quickly, gets it done just when you want it. The new electric ranges are especially built for fast cooking. 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