anaheim-gazette 1939-06-08

Careless Smokers Destroy Forests With fire hazards increased because of the light seasonal rainfall, motorists are urged by the Automobile Club of Southern California to observe the "no smoking" rule in posted areas and to obey the provision of the vehicle code which prohibits the throwing of lighted matches or tobacco from a vehicle outside a business or residential district. Forest fires can be kept at a minimum if campers and motorists will abide by regulations of the United States forest service. Campfire permits must be secured before building any fire on national forest land. This applies to fires in stoves burning wood, kerosent, or gasoline and also to stoves in trailers. Permits may be obtained without charge at all district offices of the automobile club upon the signed agreement to abide by the required rules. All parties camping in national forests must carry a shovel and axe of specified size suitable for fire fighting purposes. Shovels must be 36 inches overall length, with a blade eight inches wide, and axes not less than 26 inches long with a head weighing two pounds or more. The seriousness of fire hazard this year is evidenced by the fact that the forest service has closed several areas in southern California to public use for the dura-funeral Held Today For Mary Ida Culp Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ida Culp, whose death occurred last Tuesday, were conducted this week by President-elect P. J. Weisel. Other officers are C. R. Brandon, vice president; E. P. Hapgood, secretary treasurer; Dr. H. H. Neville, sergeant-at-arms, and E. R. Deering, L. J. Danz, J. L. Bovee, jr., Dr. L. C. Deming and Dr. H. A. Tews, directors. Appointive officers are Dr. Tews, pianist; M. A. Gauer, song leader; T. J. McFadden, jester, and J. H. Heffron, news commentator. The committees follow: Club service: Brandon, chairman. Membership: Gauer, H. D. Riley and H. B. Pearson. Program: Bovee, Tews, Deming and L. E. Lyon. Fellowship: M. S. Reeves, A. A. McCormick, G. M. Parks. Attendance: C. J. Fay, J. J. Dwyer, R. T. Evans, A. C. Berry, E. C. Kendrick and R. A. Koontz. Research: Bovee, C. A. Schmitt, S. J. Walker and E. Waynick. Objectives: J. B. Wilbur, H. A. Johnston, Riley and O. H. Renner. Community service: U. S. Schauer, chairman boys' work division; Wilbur, C. H. Russell, J. F. Sutherland, and Tuberculosis and Health association; Dr. W. L. Bigham. Vocational service: S. C. Hartranft, E. D. Johnson, A. C. Bonney. International service: Deering, Danz, Bigham, Johnston and Dr. J.W.Truxaw. Church Tracts Help Obituaries MARIA EULE Funeral services were conducted Monday afternoon from Zion Lutheran church for Marie Eule, 83, who died Thursday at her home, 319 Olive street. Rev. H.G.Schmurfer officiated and burial was Anaheim cemetery under direct of Backs, Terry & Campbell. Mrs.Eule was a native of Sony, Germany.She had resided in Anaheim for 38 years and survived by her husband, Will Eule,and one son,Erich EuleSan Diego. MYRA JONKER Funeral services for Myra Joerger, 79, will be conducted from Hilgenfeld funeral home Friday 2:30 o'clock.Rev.William gatzky,pastor of the West Brody Methodist church,will ociate and burial will be made Anaheim cemetery. Mrs.Jonker,a resident of Anaheim for 17 years,died early Wednesday morning.She is survived by one son,Cliifford H.JonkerAnaheim;one sister,Mrs.V Hansel of Washington,and fgrandchildren. PHIUIP FRUH Graveside funeral services were conducted in Anaheim cemetery this afternoon for Philip Frueh two-year-old son of Mr.Max Fruh.Rev.Ada S.Temminofficiated and burial was un direction of the Hilgenfeld funeral home.The child died early yesternd morning at the family home,cancer of Euclid and La Palma alues.He leaves,bides his parents,tree bothers,William Nathon J.,and Joseph S.Frueh Funeral Held Today For Mary Ida Culp Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Ida Culp, whose death occurred last Tuesday, were conducted this afternoon in Fullerton, with burial in Fairhaven cemetery. Rev. L. I, Chamlee officiated. Mrs. Culp was the wife of L. O. Culp. Fullerton union high school vice principal, and lived in Anaheim before moving to Fullerton in 1908. She leaves, in addition to the husband, one son, Ralph, of Fullerton; three brothers, Charles Millen of Santa Ana, Frank Millen of Los Angeles, and Ralph Millen of San Fernando, and one sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteman of Little York, Ill. Church Tracts Help Work in South India Gospel literature published by the Undenominational Church of the Lord (Holiness), 511 N. Olive street, is receiving a welcome among Christians, preachers and teachers in South India, and is bringing forth fruit to the salvation of souls, according to a letter received by the pastor, Elsie M. Richards, from U. Y. Ratnam Joseph, independent evangelist, stationed at Jammalamadugu, South India. "Who said it cost more by Rail!" ECONOMIZE IN COMFORT on the Challenger train sensation of the west ECONOMIZE IN COMFORT on the Challenger train sensation of the west Ride this famous train between Los Angeles and the East... to and from glamorous vacation lands. You'll save money while enjoying its many travel comforts. For Coach Passengers... comfortably cushioned, reclining seats; soft night lights; large dressing rooms; free pillows; porter service. 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