anaheim-gazette 1940-10-24

Hallowe’en Fete Plans Completed (Continued from Page 1) have been obtained for this event, topped by Ed Ungers’ sensational balloon assention. Other headliners include Bozo, a clown from the Venice Fun House; Johnson and Shaller, a feature of the Golden Gate Exposition; Irene MacAfee and her group of 13 trained dogs; Nelson’s boxing cats, and many others. Musical accompaniment will be provided by Charles Post and his Haganback-Wallace circus band. Parade at 7 o'clock The celebration's principal feature, the gigantic parade, will start promptly at 7 o'clock and will have more floats and decorated cars, musical organizations, marching units and horses than any parade given here in the past. John W. Price is general chairman of the event, and disclosed today that some 135 floats and cars, 300 horses and 14 musical organizations will participate. The parade will form on streets north and south of Center, east of Olive and will move west on Center street to Ohio street, south on Ohio to Broadway, east on Broadway to disbanding district east of Olive street. Parade entries must obtain starting positions and numbers at the Chamber of Commerce office next Tuesday and Wednesday. Costumed marchers must also register on those days. Immediately after the conclusion of the parade the free vaudeville program will be presented at the city park. This event will last one hour and will be followed by the grand costume ball at the Elks clubhouse. Everyone attending the hall must wear a costume it Advisory Committee Opens Office Today Opening of an office on the second floor of the city hall for the registration advisory committee was announced this morning by J. B. Collings, chairman of the committee. The office will be available to any selective service registrant as soon as the order numbers are determined next week. The purpose of the committee is to assist registrants in filling out the next questionnaire and to take the oath of the registrant that the answers are correct. Coordinators to Meet on Monday The annual meeting of the Anaheim Coordinating Council will be held next Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock in the American Legion clubrooms at the city hall, it was announced yesterday by Chairman M. A. Gauer. Representatives of every organization in the city, as well as any individual interested in the work of the council is invited to attend. New officers of the council for the coming year will be elected, reports of committees will be read and a check up will be made on committee organizations, Gauer said. Several members of committees have moved from Anaheim during the past year and the vacancies will need to be filled, it was pointed out. Anaheim Personalities Delegates Return From Convention Delegates of the Women’siliary of the Orange County association attended the convention held at the Amador hotel in Los Angeles M Tuesday and Wednesday. Representatives from county were Mrs. W. J. Franck of Fullerton, president of range county auxiliary, Mr. Robert Stroschein, Santa Anita Carl Compton and Mrs. Schutz of Anaheim. Other Anaheim were Mrs. John Mrs. Neils Böege, Mrs. McCarthy and Miss Lois Becker. Principal speakers at Tuition meeting were Dr. Guy Buskirk, incoming president State Dental association and George Warmer of San Diego fashion show and bridge were features of Tuesday’s noon gathering. Wednesdays Wilfred Robinson, national dentist of the Dental association was the guest speaker and Olds, founder of the wuxiailiaries, talked briefly. Joe Lieb is County Delegate to Election Orange county represents the regional conference National 4-H club, Joe Lieb spent the weekend at Berkshire During the session, final were made for Lieb to spend urday over a national h with Prof. H. Cochran, who lead an interview intended close the aims and purposes 4-H organization. Saturday afternoon Lieb Broadway to disbanding district east of Olive street. Parade entries must obtain starting positions and numbers at the Chamber of Commerce office next Tuesday and Wednesday. Costumed marchers must also register on those days. Immediately after the conclusion of the parade the free vaudeville program will be presented at the city park. This event will last one hour and will be followed by the grand costume ball at the Elks clubhouse. Everyone attending the ball must wear a costume, it was declared by Chairman Ted Masterson, and several awards will be made for the best outfits on display. Judging of the window decorations will take place next Wednesday evening at 6 o'clock. Sixty windows will be decorated, of which 20 will be entered in the competition. Elks Lodge Stages Veterans’ Program Veterans from all parts of northern Orange county joined with members of Anaheim Elks lodge last night for the latter’s annual veterans’ dinner and program. Monte Blue, former motion picture actor, was the guest speaker of the evening, talking on “Americanism.” The program was arranged by a committee headed by Don Jones, esquire of the lodge and prominent Legionnaire of Fullerton. Anaheim Personalities (Continued from Page 1) Prior to going into business for himself, Levin had some seven years of experience as manager for other owners. After starting his education in Europe, Levin came to this country to complete it. He served with the United States armed forces during the World War and is a member of the Santa Ana post of the American Legion. He also holds membership in a Masonic lodge in Utah. Levin was married several years ago to Miss Ruth Simpson, and they are the parents of a son, Robert, who celebrated his ninth birthday anniversary on Oct. 11. Toastmaster Hear Two Talks Tuesday G. Millard Parks and C. George Hedstrom were the speakers on the program presented at the meeting of the Anaheim Toastmasters club Tuesday evening at the Marigold cafe. Walter Taylor was the critic and Royal Marten introduced the speakers. Future events of the club were also discussed. Conclave Delegation Report at Meet Paul McCleister presided over the Senior Hi-Y club meeting at the Y.M.C.A. headquartered Tuesday evening. Following the business session, the local delegates to the national Hi-Y congress held an annual Hi-Y Girl Reserve we'en party scheduled for day, October 29. More than are expected to participate in event. Want Ads 25c Swing and Swag A Gown to inspire frequent cutting-in . . just one speaks at Anaheim Ebell Clubhouse Oct. 29, 7:30 p.m. on the “Defence Program” Regardless of political affiliations this is a message your should hear. (Political advertisement) A Gown to inspire frequent cutting-in just one of our gay collection of Festive Season Formals for young figures Priced from $6.90 to $12.75 Lauretta Dress Shoppe 116 West Center St., Phone Anaheim 39 Delegates Return From Convention Delegates of the Women's Auxiliary of the Orange County Dental Association attended the dental convention held at the Ambassador hotel in Los Angeles Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. Representatives from Orange county were Mrs. W. J. Frank, sr., Fullerton, president of the Orange county auxiliary, Mrs. Hertz Stroschein, Santa Ana, Mrs.arl Compton and Mrs. Charles Shutz of Anaheim. Others from Anaheim were Mrs. John Boege, ms. Neils Boege, Mrs. William McCarthy and Miss Lois Boege. Principal speakers at Tuesday's meeting were Dr. Guy Vanuskirk, incoming president of the State Dental association and Rev. George Warmer of San Diego. A fashion show and bridge party were features of Tuesday's afternoon gathering. Wednesday Dr. Alfred Robinson, national president of the Dental association, was the guest speaker and Dr. H.Ids, founder of the women's auxiliaries, talked briefly. Joe Lieb is County Delegate to Event Orange county representative at the regional conference of the national 4-H club, Joe Lieb. jr., sent the weekend at Berkeley. During the session, final plans were made for Lieb to speak Saturday over a national hook-up with Prof. H. Cochran, who will ad an interview intended to disclose the aims and purposes of the H organization. Saturday afternoon Lieb was in Presbyterian Group To Attend Conclave Tomorrow evening, Rev. and Stanley Frederick George will accompany 11 of the young people of the First Presbyterian church to a three-day Presbyterian Young People's convention at Immanuel Presbyterian church in Los Angeles. The delegates will return home late Sunday evening. Those representing the church are Douglas Allan, president of Youth Council; Don Chamberlin, vice president; Betty Ross and Bernice Tompkins, secretaries; Jack Wilson, treasurer; JoAnn Stitchman, Loystene Stewart, Betty Benson, Marilyn Rogers, Jim Patrick and George Sirton. City Officials to Meet in Anaheim Anaheim city officials will be hosts to members of the Orange County League of Municipalities tonight when the regular monthly meeting of that organization is held at the Elks clubhouse. Reports of various divisional conferences at the recent convention of the League of California Municipalities will be given attracted by announcement that city attorney of Anaheim, Fred Rowland, mayor of Santa Ana, C. C. Bonebrake, city engineer of Orange, and C. A. Miller, tax collector of Seal Beach. Each will report of activities of his own particular department at the convention. Business Men Open Festivities Today Lodge’s Officer Pays Visit Here District Deputy Grand Master Del Burry of Huntington Beach, accompanied by District Deputy Grand Marshal A. J. McCormick, made his official visit to the Anaheim I.O.O.F. lodge No. 199 Tuesday evening at the Oddfellows hall. A large delegation of Huntington Beach members visited the local organization, and Henry Mang, of the grand encampment of California, made a short address. The third degree was conferred on Ted Eaton under the direction of Roy Pollock, chairman of the third degree team. Light refreshments were served after the business meeting. Native of Anaheim Is Called by Death Word was received in Anaheim this week of the death last Thursday in his home at Cucamonga of John Collans Rehm, 52, a native of Anaheim whose parents were old-time residents of this city. He had been ill about three weeks. Rehm moved from Anaheim to Cucamonga when 11 years of age and had resided in the latter town since then. He was a citrus rancher. He is survived by his widow, two sons, a sister, one brother and five grandchildren. Funeral services were conducted last Saturday at Ontario. — WANT ADS 25c — New Train Plant By Santa Fe Effective next Sunday Fee railway company isating a new train which Los Angeles at 5 o'clock afternoon and arrive in at 5:41, it was announced William Fennell, Anahe The train will continue Diego. Anaheim Men Attend Confirmation W. C. Mauerhan and F both of Anaheim, will be the directors and secreturers of the Orange county First of Los Angeles national farm credit training to be given at Santa Mt Saturday. Mauerhan is the Orange county or and Mabee represents National of Los Angeles. Judges for Parish Chosen by M Judges for the Halloade were announced that by Secretary John A They include Mrs. A. G. Mrs. Fred Rowland, both Ana; C. O. Harvey, B A. C. Early, La Habra; J Spence and Harry M. M Fullerton; Judge David Orange; Mrs. Frank Placentia, and Mrs. Youngs of Anaheim. Orange county representative at the regional conference of the national 4-H club, Joe Lieb. Jr., sent the weekend at Berkeley. During the session, final plans were made for Lieb to speak Saturday over a national hook-up with Prof. H. Cochran, who will and an interview intended to disclose the aims and purposes of the UH organization. Saturday afternoon Lieb was introduced to several officers of the Young Republicans organization meeting in San Francisco. Later attended the dance sponsored by the University of California at Berkeley, having journed there with a group of U.C.L.A. students. Nonclave Delegates Report at Meeting Paul McCleister presided over the Senior Hi-Y club meeting held at the Y.M.C.A. headquarters Tuesday evening. Following the business session, local delegates to the third national Hi-Y congress held at Oberlun College, Ohio, made a report of the activities there. Members who attended the convention were Tom Hillary, Mort Smith and James Hein. Announcement was made of a joint meeting to be held with the Orange Hi-Y at Orange Monday, and plans were completed for the annual Hi-Y Girl Reserve Halloween party scheduled for Tuesday, October 29. More than 300 expected to participate in the event. Business Men Open Festivities Today (Continued from Page 1) Riley impersonated a traffic cop bawling out a feminine law violator, and Mrs. Sutherland got her revenge by imitating an outraged wife whose husband was just arriving home at 2 o'clock in the morning. Just to keep things going, Mrs. Mable Masterson and Frank Tausch were given 30 seconds to tell why they married the husband and wife that they did. That oratory led up to Ah Foo's appearance and the subsequent verbal chastisement given Hilgenfeld and the smashing of dishes that resulted when the Chinese grabbed some dirty linen off the table. Re-elect Harry D. Riley 3rd District SUPERVISOR Anaheim voters preparing to ballot for supervisor save but one question to answer. Cry, Sleeping BABY DOLLS 1.98 Lifelike! Lovable! Daintily dressed, even to panties! 21 in. Baby .....2.98 24 in. Baby .....3.98 26 in. Baby .....4.98 Remote Control! Electric Coal Train Anaheim voters preparing to ballot for supervisor save but one question to answer. That question is: Has Anaheim or its residents during the past four years made any reasonable request upon their supervisor which has not been granted? Harry D. Riley, incumbent, has given four years of conscientious and satisfactory service. The man you select will be managing big business — your business. That business is worthy of the best. Just think! The Santa Ana river dam is about completed—protecting us from future flood damage. Harry Riley has been of great help in getting this protection for us,—this accomplishment, alone deserves our support of him. Remember — you could change supervisors, but you couldn't get one who would do more for Anaheim than has Harry D. Riley. General Election Nov. 5th RILEY FOR SUPERVISOR COMMITTEE By Carrie Lou Sutherland, Sec. Remote Control! Electric Coal Train 9.90 It dumps loaded cars by remote control! 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Mauerhan represents the Orange county organization and Mabee represents the First National of Los Angeles group. Judges for Parade Chosen by Morgan Judges for the Hallowe'en parade were announced this morning by Secretary John A. Morgan. They include Mrs. A. G. Flagg and Mrs. Fred Rowland, both of Santa Ana; C. O. Harvey, Brea; Judge A. C. Early, La Habra; Judge H. I. Spence and Harry M. May, both of Fullerton; Judge David Fairbairn, Orange; Mrs. Frank Rospaw, Placentia, and Mrs. D. Jerry Youngs of Anaheim. Father Records Voice for Daughter Joseph Johnson of Riverside recorded his own voice in song on his 80th birthday when Mrs. John Anthony, his daughter gave a gala celebration Saturday. Reminiscing through the afternoon, the gathering spent a very enjoyable day, being served refreshments during the early evening. Afterwards Mr. Johnson's grand-daughter, Lorraine Anthony, presided over the recording machine while the group made records to be sent east to relatives. Those present included Mr. and Mrs. Joel Milson, Mr. and Mrs. William Perrie, Dr. and Mrs. Milson, Mr. and Mrs. Gothard Lindgren, Miss Martha Lindgren, Mrs. Ida Norstrom, Miss Victoria Ericson, all of Long Beach; Miss Hannah Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Kiffee, and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Wallin, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Ted Chalgren, Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. John Oliver of San Bernardino, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Anthony. O. E. S. Honors Mrs. Harpster Mrs. Nellie Harpster was honored Tuesday night with a birthday party when members of the Anaheim Eastern Star held its regular meeting in the Masonic hall. Several visitors attended the meeting, at which delicious Hallowe'en refreshments were served. Those on the committee were Mrs. Persis Ward, Mrs. William Houts, Miss Pauline Houts, Mrs. Mayme Stafford and Mrs. Elna Osborne. Mrs. Bruns Hostess To Garden Club Mrs. H. H. Bruns of South Los Angeles street was hostess last Friday to members of the Anaheim Garden club. It was decided during the business meeting that the club would enter a Hallowe’en float in the coming parade. New members welcomed were Mrs. Nellie Seitz, Mrs. David Toms and Mrs. Louis Dorr. Mrs. Robert Ross of Newport Beach was the guest speaker for the afternoon, using her own home grown plants to illustrate her talk on the care of gardens. Mrs. H. F. Schneider assisted in decorating, and Mrs. Mary McLure and Mrs. Schneider were co-hostesses with Mrs. Bruns. Four Initiated By Job’s Daughters Margaret Edens, Virginia Lee Osborne, Myrna LaRue and Ethel Roberts were initiated into Job’s Daughters Monday evening at the Masonic hall. Mrs. Ruth Laurence, deputy grand guardian, was an official visitor. Julianne Shaffer and Rosalie Hein headed the refreshment committee. Any Garment “It’s Needless to Pay More—Riskey to Pay Less.” See Austin’s American Cleaners ad—Class.“Cleaning, Pressing” by Secretary John A. Morgan. They include Mrs. A. G. 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