anaheim-gazette 1940-09-19

Schools Register 2307 Young Folk Enrollments Slightly Ahead of Last Year; Teaching Assignments Made First-day registration at Anaheim union high school was virtually the same as last year, while the enrollment in the seven schools in the Anaheim elementary district exceeded that of the first day last year by 34 students, school authorities reproted. When classes opened at Anaheim union high school Monday there were 1050 students enrolled. Authorities expect an additional approximate 50 pupils to register before the close of the week. The total enrollment in the elementary schools was 1257, as compared to 1223 for the first day last September. The increase was recorded in spite of the fact that registration at La Palma school totalled only 67, because of the Mexican celebration. The number was more than doubled Tuesday bringing the total to 135 pupils. Gains were made in other schools Tuesday, also. Monday's registrations were La Palma, 67; Horace Mann, 153; George Washington, 184; Broadway, 138; Benjamin Franklin, 261; Lincoln, 128, and Fremont, 292. Parents who have children of kindergarten or first grade age should enroll them before October 16, Superintendent M. A. Gauer said today. According to state regulations pupils may be admitted to the beginning classes of the Monday's registrations were La Palma, 67; Horace Mann, 153; George Washington, 184; Broadway, 138; Benjamin Franklin, 261; Lincoln, 128, and Fremont, 292. Parents who have children of kindergarten or first grade age should enroll them before October 16, Superintendent M. A. Gauer said today. According to state regulations pupils may be admitted to the beginning classes of the kindergarten only during the first month of school. Children may be admitted if they will be five years of age before the end of the sixth calendar month from the date of opening of school, which this year will be March 16, he said. The same regulations pertain also to those entering first grade, except that the minimum age is six years, the superintendent declared. Faculty assignments for the high school, as announced by Principal J. A. Clayes, follow: Administrative: J. A. Clayes, Lois K. Dyer, W. Ralph Focht, and J. Mason Henry. Social studies; Yetta V. Alden, Mary D. Reasoner, William Rickel, Charles Rinehart, Faye Kern Schulz, Dorothy Hanna, Ralph Kingsbury. English: Helen A. Appey, Ethel J. Caverley, Mary P. Foreman, Royal C. Marten, Myrtle H. Owens, Jessie Seward, Fay Stanley, Marguerite Utter. Mathematics: Velda M. Barnes, Marjorie Pibel, Chester Shirk. Home economics: Winona E. Benson, Margaret Hall, Verna Rigdon. Mechanic arts: Paul A. Black, Claud L. Booth, Harry L. Burden, Lloyd Ross, Richard Ryan, Jacob Vander Veer. Music: William A. Cook, Elizabeth Hunziker, Joshua W. Williams. Physical education: Josephine Derigo, Richard M. Glover, Dora Gene Golder, S. L. Keith, Dorothy Langford. Science: Laura Gene Frantz, C. George Hedstrom, L. Frank Kellogg. Language: V. Virginia Huff, Dorothy Jester, Madge W. Sproull. Commercial: D. F. Lehmer, Kathleen McFaul, Cyde Nickle. Art: Edith Weber. Agriculture: Joe Wilmore. Librarian: Ruth C. Smith. Study hall: Minnie C. Spicer. According to the Air Safety Board during the past year there Know Your Orange County Editor's note: Following is another of a series of special articles on Orange county communities. These articles are being prepared and distributed under direction of the Orange County Associated Chambers of Commerce. Another will follow at an early date. Buena Park is located on Highways No. 10, 39, 14 and 101 Alternate, the Santa Fe and Southern Pacific railways, 21 miles southeast of Los Angeles. All around development is the keynote industrially, commercially and from the standpoint of home development it is truly the "Gateway to Orange County." In ten years the community has leaped from a dozing cross roads village to a thriving business center wherein are concentrated a half-dozen large scale industries and the most unique farm-to-consumer type of business in the Southland. Knott's Berry Place is the most widely known business of its kind in the United States, in 1920, a little roadside stand selling a few boxes of berries to passersby; in 1927 a small tea room seating 20 people; in 1940 a modern commodious eating establishment serving chicken dinners to 4000 to 5000 persons on Sundays and holidays and to hundreds throughout the week. Knott employs 300 local people. The most renowned industry in Buena Park is the transmitter of radio station KFI. This key station of NBC has extremely modern equipment releasing 50,000 watts and is manned by experienced technicians. and linemen. tion annually converts from 10 to 14,000 tons of tomatoes to tomato paste, employing only residents. The Glidden Co., vegetable division, is an oil mill for the extraction of oil bearing seed nuts, crushing yearly 10,000 of California grown flaxseed, ing oil in the manufacture paints and the meal in dairy cattle feed. Rittenhouse Bros. Hatchery The Uddo Taormina Corp.'s new $20,000 plant expects hatch 1,000,000 chicks during L. A cattle feed yard at the moundry of Buena Park was built in 1887. Today the Edgebelt Milling and Feed yard, which equipped to grind 50 tons of daily and care for 3000 head cattle also maintains a weed stock auction. The large number of daisy surrounding Buena Park are not worthy. Commercial growth has pace with the rapidly expanding metropolitan area of which Buena Park is the eastern outpost. It are located a bank, stores shops and motel adequate to meet the community needs. Development of the Manche highway giving easy access down-town Los Angeles was less than three quarters of hour is rapidly making Buena Park the "east bedroom" of metropolitan area. More than homes wree built in the past years and over 20 are now up construction. Within the next few years Manchester highway will become modern six lane freeway bringing Los Angeles factories within minutes of our city. Hundred will seek the advantages of where taxes are low and adages of small town life so close to the great metropolis.Fan "This Stetson is my idea of a LIGHTWEIGHT HAT!" - "Just bought the new Stetson 'Whippet' and Man, I feel swell! It flatters my Spring suits ... brings compliments from my friends ... gives a man a new outlook on life!" The "Whippet" has the style-retaining Mode-Edge. $7.50 YUNGBLUTH'S 145 WEST CENTER STREET PHONE 413-268-9200 Bundsman Denied U. S. Citizenship Wilfried Bloedow of Anaheim Refused Naturalization Papers Last Week Wilfried Emil Bloedow of 224 North Clementine street, Anaheim, was last week refused United States citizenship when he admitted holding membership in a German bund. His request for citizenship was denied by Superior Court Judge Harry C. Westover. He is a subject of Adolf Hitler. "So long as I am handling the naturalization court, I will not grant citizenship to any member of any organization, the purpose of which is to tear down our American institutions and form of government," Judge Westover said in denynig Bloedow's application. Franklin Davis, U. S. naturalization examiner acting on behalf of William A. Carmichael, district director of immigration and naturalization, made the request for the denial. The application of Luis Camarillo of Costa Mesa, Mexican citizen, was also denied, on morals grounds. Anaheim residents who were granted citizenship last week were Mrs. Marie Hemmerling, Mrs. Nellie Appleby, Mrs. Lydia M. Stranske and Miss Adelaide M. Young. Large Delegation Attends Conclave FIRST PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Stanley Frederick Gorman sermon subjects for the 9 a.m. o'clock morning service with "Let's Be Local Devils." Special program of motion pictures entitled, "A Trip Through the Bible and the Holy Land." ST. MICHAEL'S EPISCOPE The Rev.D. Howard Downtor. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Publish Worship and School at 10:30 a.m. Saints Day services as announced. Church open daily for worship and meditation. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH This verse from I John, children, keep yourselves idols," constitutes the Golden Rule in the Lesson-Sermon on "Mission Sunday in all Church Christ, Scientist. Included in the Lesson-Sermon are these words of Paul from "Ye men of Athens, I point that in all things ye are sinful. For as I passed by beheld your devotions, I four altar with this inscription THE UNKNOWN GOD." Therefore ye ignorantly wipe him declare I unto you. God made the world and all therein, seeing that he is Lord heaven and earth, dwelleth temples made with hands; He is worshipped with men's sins as though he needed any seeing he giveth to all life. Lions of County Meet in Anaheim Anaheim Lions club members were hosts to approximately 450 members of the Lions clubs from various Orange county cities at the annual barbecue and picnic of the Orange county council, held at Anaheim city park last Thursday evening. The committee in charge of arrangements included Dr. John Boege, Frank Tausch, L. H. Hoskins and Roy Mendoza. Election of officers for the coming year was the highlight of the business meeting. Howard Robinson of Brea was named the new president. Other officers chosen were David Prenter, Dana Point, vice president, and Charles Rockwell, Fullerton, secretary. District Governor and Mrs. George Stanley of Corona were guests at the meeting. back to February, 1889, making it one of the oldest Women's club in the state. Immediate goals sought by an active chamber of commerce and other enthusiastic civic groups are: Incorporation, a tree planting campaign with each shade tree registered and water furnished through the local water companies; a supervised playground for the children. A city park, hopes of many, will be materialized through another source. Mr. Knott is planting 40 acres surrounding his headquarters into a landscape park for the public as well as guests. Large Delegation Attends Conclave Anaheim was well represented at the annual convention of the League of California Municipalities, held this week in San Diego. Several of the city officials spent most of the four days at the conclave, while others went down for shorter periods of time. Heading Anaheim's delegation was Mayor Charles A. Pearson. He and City Clerk Charles E. Griffith, Councilman Ray Van Wagoner, City Engineer E. P. Hapgood, City Attorney Leo J. Friis, City Treasurer A. G. Tuma, G. Millard Parks of the engineering department, and former Mayor Charles H. Mann all went to San Diego Monday. Councilmen Leo J. Sheridan and F. A. Yungbluth went down yesterday, as did V. W. Hannum, light and power superintendent, and Rudolph Nyboe, fire chief and building inspector. Van Wyke to Head Willkie Unit Here Appointment of Charles D. Van Wyke of Santa Ana as chairman of the Orange county veterans' committee for the Willkie-McNary campaign was announced today by Frank N. Belgrano, Jr., state veteran division chairman. Van Wyke, former commander, and vice-district commander of the Santa Ana post American Legion, is president of the Santa Ana Walnut Growers association, and director of the California Walnut Growers association. Want Ads 25c, 3 lines, 1 time. Among the selections from ence and Health with Key Scriptures" by Mary Baker are the statements: "We must stroy the false belief that intelligence are in matter plant ourselves upon what is and perfect. Paul said, 'W the Spirit, and ye shall not the lust of the flesh.' So later we shall learn that ters of man's finite capacity forged by the illusion that he in body instead of in S matter instead of in Spirit." The average volume of that can be gotten out commercial airplane per said to be around 300,000 per plane. Get the best Auto Service Mobilgas dealer under class vice Stations." Your architect says: "Let me plan for your telephones now" While your house is under construction, why not plan for hidden telephone wiring? Some pipe run in the walls and under floors will take the wires. Gives added value to your house at trifling cost. Telephone people will be glad to discuss this with you or your architect or builder. Please call Anaheim 2101. SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA TELEPHONE COMPANY 217 North Lemon Street Telephone Anaheim 2101 Church Services First Presbyterian Rev. Stanley Frederick George's mon subjects for the 9 and 11 clock morning service will be set's Be Local Devils." A special program of motion pictures entitled, "A Trip Through the Bible and the Holy Land" will be presented at the 7 o'clock evening service. Michael's Episcopal The Rev.D. Howard Dow, Rec. Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Publish Worship and Church School at 10:30 a.m. Saints Day services as announcements Church open daily for prayer and meditation. Christian Science Church This verse from I John, "Little children, keep yourselves from evil," constitutes the Golden Text of the Lesson-Sermon on "Matter" Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. Included in the Lesson-Sermon are these words of Paul from Acts: "The men of Athens, I perceive that in all things ye are superstition. For as I passed by, and held your devotions, I found an ear with this inscription, TO THE UNKNOWN GOD. Whom therefore ye ignorantly worship, shall declare I unto you. God that made the world and all things therein, seeing that he is Lord of heaven and earth, dwelleth not in examples made with hands; Neither worshipped with men's hands, though he needed any thing, being he giveth to all life, and New Members of C. of C. Listed Additional new members of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce were reported yesterday to the board of directors. They are King's shoe store, Palm service station, W. J. M. Heinz, Henry's Drive-In cafe, A. E. Hargrove, Nu-Way shoe repair, Dr. C. O. Patterson, E. J. L'Archer, The Stables cafe and C. Ronald Brandon. Robert S. Rossberg, telephone company manager, reveals plans for making the new telephone directory alphabetized for the entire county, rather than by cities. The plan was approved by the directors. Some discussion was held regarding the ambulance situation in Anaheim, but no action taken. The directors passed a resolution opposing day-light savings. Send in a News "Tip"—Win a Prize. 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