anaheim-gazette 1938-03-10

50 YEARS AGO March 15, 1888 The late heavy rains caused quite an overflow, and the river bed north of town contained much water for some time. At one time it was feared that considerable damage would result. Some reports at to great damage being done to the Fullerton hotel and other houses there were found to have been exaggerated. No damage resulted. Now that the rain is over a considerable activity prevails in our neighboring town. The following are the newly appointed sergeants and corporals of pary G.; Sergeants, First; Thomas; second, Fred C.; third, Charles Kuchel; E. J. Pellegrin; fifth, E. A. sixth, J. J. Schneider; Corfirst, William Kroeger; Julius Hartung; third, Dennis; fourth, Edwin fifth, Hubert J. Ban-Albert A. Smith; Arnest Browning; eighth, first. the waters of the river through the "sand wash" if town last week, several noticed excellent specimens in clearer places in the stream. Some boys succeed in securing several pounds lish. It is thought that the re liberated by the break carp ponds to the north. d wash was a raging torrereal days. Since the subsided large sized fish positions of the 25 Years Ago March 13, 1913 The yearly report of President A. R. Peck of the Anaheim Sugar company read before the stockholders of the company in annual meeting at the sugar company's plant north of town Monday afternoon showed the company to be in the best financial condition. Net earnings of the company for the past year total a handsome figure and the prospect for the coming year is bright. His report showed that the plant during the past season was in operation 95 days, and during that time in excess of 58,000 tons of beets were sliced. The year previous only 45,000 tons were handled. The average price per ton paid in the year just closed was $6.72 as compared with $5.68 in 1911. A total of $392,919.22 was paid out to beet growers the past year for beets, or $89,320 more than the year previous. Talks on the sugar business were made by Judge Howard, P. H. Krick, Chas. Eygabroad and others. After adjournment of the meeting a short session of directors was held. A. R. Peck was re-elected president of the company. Wm. McLaughlin, vice-president, and L. H. Multer, secretary and treasurer. Other members of the present board of directors are C. O. Rust, Richard Melrose, E. J. Stimson and C. M. Warner. The regular meeting of the Ballclub on Saturday at Odd Superior court for an order to certain real estate belonging to the estate of Minnie M. Bent which Joseph Helmsen is admistrator. A. Hessel was in town Tuesday from Los Angeles attending business of the Union Brewer company, of which he is presidei. Mrs. B. F. E. Kellogg was town on Tuesday from her west of town on a shopping edition. Mrs. Kellogg is one of pioneer residents of the country, was 80 years of age July, and is as active as my women half her age, she continue in the enjoyment of excel health, and her many friend throughout this section indulge hope that she may be spared more years of usefulness in community which she has gra so long. An apraisement of the estate John Henneberg by John N.-derson, Louis W. Bushard and Henry Broden fixed the value $1512. The following claims agae the estate were allowed: S.R. Store, $9.50; California V.Co., $14.75; Orange County V.Co., $16.90; Anaheim Sanitary $34.50. A party consisting of Mo-Leo Sheridan, Percy Rust Misses Frances and Beatrice and Madeline Whitaker motorized Balboa Sunday where they sothe day. Supervisor Schumacher George Wilcox of Buena the waters of the river through the "sand wash" of town last week, several noticed excellent specimens in clearer places in the stream. Some boys succin securing several pounds lish. It is thought that the re liberated by the break carp ponds to the north. and wash was a raging torrere several days. Since the subsided large sized fish en in dry portions of the river bed. Kruse, while at work on man's new building last was unfortunate enough to break his leg. He was I to the county hospital. Vanhoe club will give their performance tomorrow even. The cast includes Miss Northam, Miss Maggie Higgs, Josephine Butler, Mrs. er and Messrs, Pellegrin, ing and Landell. has commenced on Mr. new building on Center five streets, the necessary having arrived. There is enough for a good-sized yard on the spot and when and the block will be an it to Anaheim. Landell has received Architect Pelton's design of the school house to be erected at Centralia. The specifications are for an octagonal building with seats in converged rows. The house will have a bell tower and cost abo. H. D. Penemus reports the sale of the Dr. Bailey place on Sycamore street to H. Weider. Consideration $1000. The statement I made that it is almost certain at a fast express will be put on between San Francisco and Los Angeles in a week or two. The Southern Pacific officials are now figuring on a proposed time schedule by which the train will leave San Francisco at 3 p.m. daily and reach Los Angeles at 7:30 the next morning. It is not intended, however, to discontinue either of the two trains that now run daily between the two cities. The new train will run through with but few stops, while the other two will make the same time as now, but After adjournment of the meeting a short session of directors was held. A. R. Peek was re-elected president of the company. Wm. McLaughlin, vice-president, and L. H. Multer, secretary and treasurer. Other members of the present board of directors are C. O. Rust, Richard Melrose, E. J. Stimson and C. M. Warner. The regular meeting of the Ebell club on Saturday at Odd Fellows hall was addressed by Mrs. Willoughby Rodman who has but recently returned from a 14 months journey around the world. Mrs. Rodman spent a month in Siam where she was one of three Americans who saw the coronation of the king of Siam. In India at the Durbar she saw the coronation ceremony of King George and Queen Mary. She was in Rome at Easter and had an audience with the Pope. The next regular meeting of the club to be held Saturday, April 5, will be a gathering of the County Federation of Women's clubs. It will be an all-day session to which the ladies are asked to bring their baskets for a basket luncheon. Coffee will be served in the hall. Assemblyman Hans Weisel leaves this morning for Sacraimento to attend the legislative session which begins Monday. He will drive up in his automobile and expects to make the trip in three days. Petition has been filed in the R. Store, $9.50; California V Co., $14.75; Orange County V Co., $16.90; Anaheim Sanitary $34.50. A party consisting of Meleo Sheridan, Percy Rust Misses Frances and Beatrice and Madeline Whitaker motorized Balboa Sunday where they sat the day. Supervisor Schumacher to George Wilcox of Buena N were in town Friday evening. Attorney F. C. Spencer on T day filed notice of motion to miss appeal in the case of R Deakins against S. D. M Spencer is attorney for plaintiff. Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Gobel the happy parents of a fine girl which was born to them the Good Samaritan hospital Los Angeles last week. G. E. Weatherwax, known the piano man, has rented quers in Miss Rayburn's millin store and has on display a lot of pianos and player pianos Mr. Weatherwax has made home here and we welcome to the city and wish for him success which characterizes our firms of business here. A certificate of co-partners was filed in the superior ce this week by the Auto Tran company, composed of B. T. Be Perl R. Carpenter and C. J. M erhan. Final sewer connections for Francisco and Los Angeles in a week or two. The Southern Pacific officials are now figuring on a proposed time schedule by which the train will leave San Francisco at 3 p.m. daily and reach Los Angeles at 7:30 the next morning. It is not intended, however, to discontinue either of the two trains that now run daily between the two cities. The new train will run through with but few stops, while the other two will make the same time as now, but give special accommodation to the local business along the line. Capt. H. Wrede of San Marco vineyard returned on Monday evening from a nine-days trip through the Mojave desert. John Kellenberger of Pomona was in town on Monday visiting friends. The third quarterly apportionment of state school funds have been made. The amount apportioned to Anaheim is $2,738, of which $50 is for library purposes. The amount apportioned for each teacher in districts having more than twenty census children is $148 and for each district having less than twenty census children, $48. The amount apportioned to districts having more than seventy and less than ninety census census children is $20 per capita for all in excess of 70. The amount apportioned upon the average daily attendance in each district is $9.25 per capita. The total apportionment is $120,791.25. Thacker Bros. and Mann are busily engaged in shipping Anaheim oranges to Eastern markets. Little needs, big needs PLENTIFUL HOT WATER AT ALL TIMES WITH AN AUTOMATIC GAS WATER HEATER For a rinse of the hands or for a week's laundry, just open the faucet. That's all you need do for abundant hot water when you have an automatic gas water heater. In addition to the extra speed, these heaters bring you the amazing economy of natural gas, lowest in cost of all practical fuels. If you do not already own a modern automatic gas water heater, why not get full information today? Ask a master plumber, dealer or your gas company about the size that will best fit your requirements. Inquire, too, about the liberal payment plans. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY Look for the Blue Star Seal of Approval on every appliance you buy. Lowlands Become Part of Ocean Another picture taken from an American Airlines plane by Johnnie Martin shows the floods which existed between Talbert and the Pacific ocean. In the center is the Eddie Martin where the pilot was marooned with Pilot Steinmetz for more than 24 hours before being rescued bean fields and the orchard in the picture were completely covered with water. Fremont school were made recently and the old cesspool has been abandoned and will be filled up. Theodore Ford, the well known southside nursery man was in town the first of the week still insisting that this is the greatest country on earth. Since cent glorious rains Mr. Nounces the county in condition for bumper crop. Sale of ALL CARS GUARANTEE NATIONAL USED CAR EXCHANGE WEEK MARCH 5 TO MARCH 12 DRIVE A BETTER CAR PRICE SLASH On Every Used Car Co-operating on Nation THESE CARS WERE They're all cleaned up and ready to go. Many of them or by us. '36 Plymouth Sedan Runs Like New $595.00 '37 Chev. Spt. Sedan Radio Equipped $745.00 '36 Chev. Truck This Truck Will Haul Anything '36 Chev. Courier $495.00 '35 Chev. Mstr. $465.00 '36 Plymouth Sedan Runs Like New $595.00 '37 Chev. Spt. Sedan Radio Equipped $745.00 '36 Dodge Pick-Up New Paint $465.00 '36 Chev. Truck This Truck Will Haul Anything $565.00 '35 Chev. Pick-Up A-1 Conditioned Motor $395.00 '36 Chev. Town Sed. Radio Equipped $535.00 "Automobile financed by the General Motors Acceptance Corporation and insured against loss by flood. If such insurance policy is still in effect and your WARNING: DO NOT DRIVE YOUR CAR Cone Br 215 N. Los Angeles St. CHEVROLL Rossberg Fights to Reach Headquarters R. J. Rossberg, manager of the telephone office here, was a little irritated about the flood—and it had nothing to do with his business. Awakened about three with the warning that the flood was coming Rossberg rushed his family to the home of Art Wilmsen. There wasn't any water around Rossberg's when they left, but plenty at Wilmsen's. Rossberg then rushed out to his car to report at his office and found it wouldn't run. It was a long pull to the telephone company's office, but Rossberg was on hand pretty early. NIAGARA'S ROAR The mighty roar of Niagara's Falls will be brought to the New York World's Fair by amplifiers to provide sound effects for movies in the New York State exhibit. W. M. 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Terms '35 Olds Sedan Radio and New Paint $595.00 '36 Willys Sedan Runs Like New $365.00 '31 Ford Tudor New Tires $125.00 '32 Chev. Sedan $295.00 '33 Plymouth Coupe $295.00 '30 Ford Sedan $145.00 '31 Ford Spt. Coupe $175.00 Corporation and insured with the General Exchange Insurance Corporation are still in effect and your car has been damaged, please communicate with us at once." BE YOUR CAR IF DAMAGED BY FLOOD Brothers CHEVROLET Phone 2215