anaheim-gazette 1938-08-11

Anaheim, Calif., Aug. 11, 1938 SOCIETY CLUBS Lorena Bever Puffer Weds Don Thompson Wedding vows exchanged in the garden chapel of Capilla de San Antonio last Saturday evening united in marriage Mrs. Reona Bever Puffer and Don Thompson. The service was read by Rev. W. Rogers of Long Beach and the bride was given in marriage by her father, M. E. Bever. The bride is the daughter of Mr. Bever and the late Mrs. Anna Bever. She has resided in Anaheim many years and is a graduate of Anaheim union high school. Mr. Thompson recently came to this city from Denver, Colo. The bridal couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Keller, the latter a sister of the bride's. The wedding march was played by Miss Frances Nuckolls, who also sang two appropriate selections. Wedding guests included Mr. and Mrs. Arch Henry, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jacobs, Mrs. Ramona Wallace, Mrs. Mary Betzold, Mrs. Ethel Badger, Mrs. Blanche Rogers, Miss Orena Bever, Miss Edna Betzold, Miss Alice Betzold, Miss Dot Summerville, Miss Elizabeth Badger, Miss Helen Badger, Joseph G. Badger, Jackie Keller and Bobbie Keller. Townsend Club Plans Card Party Anaheim Townsend club will hold its regular card party Friday Three Serve as Party Hostesses Mrs. Phil Akerman, Miss Ruth Rymer and Miss Helen Mahaffey were co-hostesses last Friday evening at a pottery shower given in honor of Miss La Verne Hires at the home of Mr. Martha Wallop on North Emily street. The honored guest will become the bride of J. Frank Cone on August 16. Miss Hires was presented with a yellow and turquoise blue set of pottery. Winners of bridge prizes were Miss Dene Christie and Miss Esther Zeppenfeld. Miss Frances Monnig received an award for court whist. Those invited for the evening were Mrs. Mae L. Cone, mother of Mr. Cone, and Miss Margaret Cone, his sister, both of Los Angeles; Mrs. Harry P. Campbell, Mrs. J Ben Kaulbars, Mrs. Walop, Mrs. Kenneth E. Onion, Miss Narcissus Prentiss, Miss Evelyn Sweeney, Miss Marian Riley, Miss Christie, Miss Zeppenfeld, Miss Katherine Van Booven, Miss Mary Ellen Chambers, Miss Beatrice Gregory, Miss Flora Mae Heying, Miss Gertrude Heffner, Miss Monig, Miss Grace White, Miss Pearl Hacklander, Miss Reona Bever, Miss Helen Fassel, Miss Elain Anthony, of Anaheim; Miss Marguerite Stigers of Buena Park; and Mrs. Brooks Stroud of McKittrick. Shower Complimented Miss Almira Hain Complimenting Miss Almira Hain, who is to be married September 4 to Harold Fellbaum, Miss Adalyn Anderson entertains with a miscellaneous shower later Friday evening at her home on East North street. Bridge and "cootie" were played during the evening with prizes for the former game being awarded to Mrs. Gladys Huelskamp and Mr. Helen Harrison, and in the latter to Mrs. Marcella Tessner. Those invited included Ms. Lauretta Wulf, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. Otto Fellbaum, mother of Mr. Fellbaum, Ms. Huelskamp, Mrs. Pauline Tourau, Mrs. Inez Evans, Mrs. Pauli Harnois, Mrs. Fannie Mott, Ms. Naomi McDonald, Mrs. Anne Renie, Mrs. Harrison, Mrs. Cleo Kofer, Mrs. Mildred Hain, Mrs. Harriet Anderson, Mrs. Tessmer, Ms. Margaret Grussing, Mrs. LaRelevens, Mrs. Mamie Anderson; Miss Vera Meckes, Miss Eleanor Cogan, Miss Marjorie Fellbaum, Miss Virginia Huelskamp, Ms Jean Durkee, Miss Barbara Curminis, Miss Blanche Eldridge, Ms Pauline Nenno, Miss Helen Claire; Miss Jean Barry, Miss Robbie Anderson and the guest of honor. Peggy Akerman's Betrothal Told Betrothal of Miss Peggy Ake Ethel Badger, Mrs. Blanche Rogers, Miss Orena Bever, Miss Edna Betzsold, Miss Alice Betzsold, Miss Dot Summerville, Miss Elizabeth Badger, Miss Helen Badger, Joseph G. Badger, Jackie Keller and Bobbie Keller. Townsend Club Plans Card Party Anaheim Townsend club will hold its regular card party Friday evening, August 12, at the club headquarters, 224 E. Center street. All the regular games will be played and prizes will be awarded. Following the games ice cold watermelon will be served. A score of 500 points will be given all who start playing at 8 o'clock, it was said. The public is invited, Mrs. Ida Freeman, president, declared. Inter-Center Picnic Scheduled Friday The annual inter-center picnic of the Anaheim, Cypress-Magnolia and Garden Grove farm centers will be held at the Anaheim city park tomorrow (Friday) evening. A section in the southwest corner of the park has been reserved for the event. Feature of the evening will be the speech by Congressman Harry R. Sheppard, scheduled for 7:30 o'clock. The program will open with a baseball game at 4:30 o'clock to be followed by a picnic dinner at 6 o'clock. At the close of the dinner a short entertainment will be given by Sciarrino's accordion band of Santa Ana, followed by the introduction of guests and Congressman Sheppard's address. A baseball game for adults will start about 8 o'clock and will conclude the program. You can tell whether you are a true Liberal with pure motives and high ideals. Peggy Akerman’s Betrothal Told Betrothal of Miss Peggy Akerman to Paul Prentiss of Oran was announced this week by the bride-elect's parents, Mr. and M. H. D. Akerman at a dinner party given at their home, 331 S. Olstreet. No date for the wedding was announced. Mr. Prentiss is the son of William Prentiss of San Francisco and Mrs. Prentiss of Glendale. He has been residing recently at Orange Dinner guests were Mrs. Regina Inge, Miss Grace Adams, Clayta Woodbury, Bob Faust, John M. Candless, Ainsworth Burkett, and the honored couple. Marie Wilson to Marry on October 21 Miss Marie Wilson, daughter of the late Allen Wilson and Mr. Robert White, will be married on October 21 at the Mission Inn Riverside to Nick Grinde, mott picture director, it was disclosed Los Angeles yesterday. The bride-elect was born Anaheim and lived here during her childhood. For the past five years she has been a featured motion picture player. Her father was a prominent Orange county real estate operator. Night SCHOOL PERMANENT $1.50 Complete Make an appointment now for your little girls SCHOOL PERMANENT $1.50 Complete Make an appointment now for your little girls permanent wave. At the Universal you can get expert workmanship and the best of solutions for half the price. SHAMPOO, WAVE AND NECK CLIPPED 35¢ Friday & Saturday Including Neck Trim 50¢ CONSULT VIOLET THIERFELDER ON ANY SKIN OR MAKE UP PROBLEMS. HER ADVICE IS FREE. Hair cut any style 25¢ Our shop will be open until 9:00 p.m. Friday and Saturday only Other evenings until 7:00 Universal BEAUTY SALON PHONE 2426 • 101 E. CENTER ST. ANAHEIM, CALIF. TELEPHONE YOUR SOCIAL NEWS TO ANAHEIM 2414 Father Compliments Almira Hain Alimenting Miss Almira who is to be married Sep. 4 to Harold Fellbaum, Calyn Anderson entertained miscellaneous shower last evening at her home on earth street. He and "cootie" were played the evening with prizes for her game being awarded to ladys Huelskamp and Mrs. Harrison, and in the latter Marcella Tessner. Invited included Mrs. a Wulf, mother of the sect, Mrs. Otto Fellbaum, of Mr. Fellbaum, Mrs. amp, Mrs. Toussier, Inez Evans, Mrs. Pauline, Mrs. Fannie Mott, Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. Anne Renlarson, Mrs. Cleo Kohlders, Mildred Hain, Mrs. Harderson, Mrs. Tessmer, Mrs. Get Grussling, Mrs. LaRene Mrs. Mamie Anderson; Vera Meckes, Miss Eleanor Miss Marjorie Fellbaum, Virginia Huelskamp, Miss Kurkee, Miss Barbara Cumississ Blanche Eldridge, Miss Nenno, Miss Helen Clay, an Barry, Miss Robbie Anand and the guest of honor. 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Miss Viola Aleene Leutwiler of La Habra and Glen Eggers Shore of this city were married. Rev. А. T. Kent, pastor of the church claived by the wedding Lohengrin and the accompaniments were played by Mrs. Ear engender of Whittier. The bride; who entered the church on the arm of her father, wore a gown in blue lace over satin, with high neck and long sleeves. Her shoulder length veil was attached to a head dress of net and orange blossoms. She carried a small white bible, on which was a single orchid. The matron of honor, Mrs. Don Cress of Hollywood, cousin of the bride, was gowned in blue crepe and lace. Her flowers were yellow sweet peas. The bridesmaid, Miss Adelene Harp of La Habra, wore yellow lace and carried blue delphinium. Both wore short veils with a halo of small blossoms. Little Ann Walker, cousin of the bride, was the flower girl. She was gowned in yellow taffeta and carried a basket of rose petals which she scattered before the bride. John Shoemaker of Glendale, brother of the groom, was best man. Fred Van Raes of Anaheim ushered, assisted by the church ushers. After the ceremony the bride and groom received the congratulations of those in the church and later a reception was held at the Leutwiler home on Palm avenue, La Habra, at which 70 relatives and friends were present. The three-tiered wedding cake was cut by the bride. Mrs. Norman Test Honors Bride-Elephant Miss Almira Hain was a honored guest at a miscee shower given last evening at Norman H. Tessner at her 403 E. Center street. After the hostess was her sister Vera Meckes. Games were played during evening with prizes being ed to Miss Helen Clay and Madalyn Chapel. The guest list included Howland, Mary Miie Amis, Mrs. W. B. Holland, Mrs. Toussau, Mrs. Minnie Brownnell, Mrs. Man Grussing, Mrs. Otto F Mrs. Paul Yorde, Mrs. Mrs William Wulf, the elect's mother, Mrs. Do Mrs. William Stehley, Mr and Reese, Miss Marjorie baum, Miss Robbie Abi Miss Clay, and Miss O Price; Of Anaheim; Mrs. Telva Everett, Mrs. Huelskamp, Miss Virginia kamp at Santa Ana; Miss Hain was assisted her gifts by Veoda Maer who will serve as floater at Miss Hain's marriage bed Old Fellbaum on September 26 Akerman's Bethal Told Prentiss is the son of Wilrentiss of San Francisco and Prentiss of Glendale. He has sided recently at Orange, her guests were Mrs. Regina Miss Grace Adams, Clayton Bury, Bob Faust, John Mcuss, Ainsworth Burkett, and bored couple. Wilson to Day on October 21 Marie Wilson, daughter of the Allen Wilson and Mrs. White, will be married on 21 at the Mission Inn at debe to Nick Grinde, motion and director, it was disclosed in Angeles yesterday. Pember Family Moves to Visalia Pember Family Moves to Visalia Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pember and family leave this week for Visalia where they will make their home. Mr. Pember has accepted a position as instructor in building craft in the Visalia junior college. Night and of Mrs. Favina Vener of Garden Grove, became the bride Saturday morning of Perry Roy Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Miller of Buena Park. The ceremony was per formed at Santa Ana. The only attendants of the bridal couple were Mrs. Blanche Vener, sister-in-law of the bride, and Dewey Vener, the bride's brother. The new Mrs. Miller was graduated from Garden Grove union high school. Mr. Miller is a graduate of Anaheim union high school and is a ranche. They will reside on the ranch near Buena Park. Anaheim Residents Return from Trip Mrs. Fred A. Backs and her daughter, Miss Florence Backs, returned Sunday from a three-weeks' automobile trip up the coast as far as Victoria, where they spent several pleasant days. They found the weather pleasant, although people in Oregon and Washington complained of the dry spell which has lasted three months. Fred Backs and Miss Winifred Melrose met the ladies in Santa Barbara Saturday and the party returned to this city Sunday evening. Pember Family Moves to Visalia Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Pember and family leave this week for Visalia where they will make their home. Mr. Pember has accepted a position as instructor in building craft in the Visalia junior college. Large Assessment Task is Completed Assessment of all public utility property, a duty charged to the state board of equalization, was completed in accordance with the law on August 1, the board reports. The assessment rolls will be open for inspection of interested parties until August 15. Immediately after that date the sessment roll showing assessments board is required to send to each city and county auditor, or other chief accounting officer, the 'as-made by the board on property in their particular jurisdiction. tories in the world are located in the national forests of California—Mount Wilson on the Angeles National Forest, and the new Palomar Observatory with its famous 200-inch telescope on the Cleveland National Forest, both in southern California. John Shoemaker of Glendale brother of the groom, was best man. Fred Van Raes of Anaheim ushered, assisted by the church ushers. After the ceremony the bride and groom received the congratulations of those in the church and later a reception was held at the Leutwiler home on Palm avenue, La Habra, at which 70 relatives and friends were present. The three-tiered wedding cake was cut by the bride. The bride's going away costume was dark blue sheer with accessories of lighter blue. After a honeymoon at Lake Arrowhead the young couple will reside in their new home at 613 Myrtle street in Santa Ana. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leutwiler, members of a pioneer La Habra valley family. She was educated in the Fullerton schools and is also a graduate of Millie Merrill School of costume and design in Hollywood. She designed and made the gowns worn by the wedding party including her own. She is an officer in the La Habra Eastern Star. Mr. Shoemaker is the son of Mrs. Emma Shoemaker of this city. He attended the Anaheim schools and is a graduate of the local high school. He is employed at Sebastians shoe store in Santa Ana. Large Assessment Task is Completed Assessment of all public utility property, a duty charged to the state board of equalization, was completed in accordance with the law on August 1, the board reports. The assessment rolls will be open for inspection of interested parties until August 15. Immediately after that date the sessment roll showing assessments board is required to send to each city and county auditor, or other chief accounting officer, the 'as-made by the board on property in their particular jurisdiction. tories in the world are located in the national forests of California—Mount Wilson on the Angeles National Forest, and the new Palomar Observatory with its famous 200-inch telescope on the Cleveland National Forest, both in southern California. Santa Fe Notes Travel Increase A substantial increase in California during July reported today by J. R. H. general manager of the Railway's coast lines. "The new coordinated service at lower fares when Fe initiated on July 1 for time in the transportation of the state is largely real for a very definite upward travel on our lines," he declared today."Public action of this new mode of travel is surpassing expectations air-conditioned buses, like the fast Golden Gate strains, are filling a long-run in the San Joaquin valley proving most satisfactory same is true of our more service between Los Angeles San Diego." H. R. Lake, general manager of the Santa Ee's department way motor transport and manager of of the Santa Ee portation company, who completed an inspection of the new service in the state he is satisfied with them from an operating standpoint with the new business considering the short service has been in effect. Millard Parks u Attend Conferen G. Millard Parks, assisCity Engineer E. P. Haen route to Mexico City wiwill attend the internationce on housing and towing. The conclave will From August 15 to Augu Dress your personality with Clean Clothes! Acme—spottless cleaned clothes means a bracer for self respect—a chaser for dejection. For perfect white work Merle E. West's Acme Cleaners & Dyers 920 No. Los Angeles Street PHONE 2405 ANAHEIM Elect EARL WARREN ATTORNEY GENERAL Candidate For REPUBLICAN, DEMOCRATIC and PROGRESSIVE NOMINATIONS Primary Election August 30, 1938 "My one desire as Attorney General would be to contribute my part toward making California a happier and safer place in which to live." 117 W. 9th Street - Los Angeles 1 Montgomery Street - San Francisco Becomes It Methodist church at La Habra, Habra and Glen Eggers Shoemaker Kent, pastor of the church, officiemony. Your Smile" and "Because," were Habra. The wedding march from were played by Mrs. Earl ClevMrs. Norman Tessner Monors Bride-Elect Miss Almira Hain was again the monored guest at a miscellaneous power given last evening by Mrs. Norman H. Tessner at her home. 3 E. Center street. Assisting the hostess was her sister, Mrs. era Meckes. Games were played during the evening with prizes being awarded to Miss Helen Clay and Mrs. adalyn Chapel. The guest list included Mrs. A. Howland, Mrs. Mamie Anderson, Ms. W. B. Holland, Mrs. Albert Oussau, Mrs. Theodore Denker, mrs. Minnie Brownell, Mrs. Herman Grussing, Mrs. Otto Fellbaum, mrs. Paul Yorde, Mrs. Chapel, mrs. William Wulf, the bridenect's mother, Mrs. Don Hain, mrs. William Stehley, Mrs. Howd Reese, Miss Marjorie Felllaum, Miss Robbie Anderson, miss Clay, and Miss Charlotte price, of Anaheim; Mrs. Telva Everett, Mrs. Herbert duelskamp, Miss Virginia Huelscamp of Santa Ana; and Miss Syd Vineberg of Long Beach. Miss Hain was assisted in opening her gifts by Veoda Mae Tesser, who will serve as flower girl at Miss Hain's marriage to Harld Fellbaum on September 4. Freight Rates Boost Ordered Suspended Orange county citrus growers were rejoicing today over a temporary suspension of advances in railroad freight rates that were to have gone into effect July 23. The delay, which gives ranchers until February 23 to lay their side of the controversy before the interstate commerce commission, will permit them to finish the present valencia season and get well along in the naval season, with the possibility that the requested increase will be cancelled entirely. Menton Withdraws From Jackson Suit Charging a series of court actions against Sheriff Logan Jackson is "merely harassment" and legally improper, District Attorney W. F. Menton Monday withdrew Penalties Become Effective Aug. 20 "Just about two weeks more—after that, penalties." This is the warning being sounded by County Auditor W. T. Lambert to tax payers who expect to make redemption of property having back taxes against it. "After August 20 penalties will be added, instead of interest. These penalties are exorbitant, but that is the state law. It is not a new law, but it has not been in use for several years because of special legislation which has given property owners the advantage of interest only instead of penalties," Lambert explains. from the cases with a verbal blast against the board of supervisors. Menton's announcement came after Edgar B. Hervey of San Diego, special attorney for the board, dismissed the county's $75,000 suit and filed another complaint demanding $100,000 from the sheriff. That Machine Gives You a Washed Out Look!!! If you don't believe it look in the mirror when you get the washing done. See how worn and haggard you look, then you'll realize that standing over steamy tubs, lifting and lugging heavy wet clothes is no "beauty treatment", and certainly no way to treat yourself—now that we are offering our wonderful "Rough Dry" service—40 pieces for one dollar. Call Anaheim 4503 and have our driver explain it to you. THE SANITARY LAUNDRY Santa Fe Notes Travel Increase A substantial increase in travel in California during July was reported today by J. R. Hitchcock, general manager of the Santa Fe Railway's coast lines. "The new coordinated rail-bus service at lower fares which Santa Fe initiated on July 1 for the first time in the transportation history of the state is largely responsible for a very definite upward trend in travel on our lines," Hitchcock declared today. "Public acceptance of this new mode of travel services surpassing expectations. Our air-conditioned buses, linked with the fast Golden Gate streamlined trains, are filling a long-felt want in the San Joaquin valley, and are proving most satisfactory. The name is true of our modernized service between Los Angeles and San Diego." H. R. Lake, general manager of the Santa Fe Ke's department of highway motor transport and general manager of the Santa Fe Transportation company, who has just completed an inspection tour of the new service in the state, said he is satisfied with the results from an operating standpoint and with the new business created, considering the short time the service has been in effect. Millard Parks will Attend Conference G. Millard Parks, assistant to City Engineer E. P. Hapgood, is on route to Mexico City where he will attend the international conference on housing and town planning. The conclave will be held from August 15 to August 19. THE SANITARY LAUNDRY WE USE IVORY SOAP AND ZERO WATER EXCLUSIVELY Member of American Institute of Laundering RELIABLE RESPONSIBLE A. W. CLEAVER, Mgr. K. M. CLEAVER FREE CLINIC SERVICE In nearly every Hospital, free clinics are maintained for those sufferers who are unable to pay for medical and hospital service. These cases are treated and operated by Doctors of experience and many years practice, in exactly the same manner as private patients. Every true physician deems it a duty and an honor to make this contribution of time and talent to the needy who go to Free Clinics, City and County Hospitals, Baby and various other Hospitals. For this service there is no hope of financial remuneration for the Doctor. JACKSON DRUG CO. Prescription specialists 237 EAST CENTER ST. ANAHEIM-CAL. THIS IS No. 7 OF A SERIES TELLING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE DOCTOR." AS JUSTICE OF THE PEACE— CHAS. KUCHEL HAS SERVED The Citizens of the Anaheim Township Well REWARD Him with your vote for relection at the Primaries AUGUST 30, 1938