anaheim-gazette 1941-08-14

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO Extracts From Files of The Gazette Issued Half a Century and a Quarter of a Century Ago. These Files Contain the Only Authentic History in Print of the Daily Doings of the Citizens of Anaheim and Orange County in the Days of the Pioneers. 50 Years Ago August 13, 1891 There will be a grand opening of the Newport railroad line Saturday, August 15th. The Southern California Railway will sell round trip tickets from Anaheim to Newport at 80 cents for the round trip. This will make a cheap as well as a delightful trip. Train leaves at 9:00 a.m. Returning reaches Anaheim at 4:40 or 8:06 p.m. A party from here drove over to Chino last Friday for the purpose of seeing the big sugar factory, which is attracting universal attention. Visitors call there in great numbers every day. All the machinery has been placed in position, and it is expected that operations will be commenced on the 15th inst. About 3000 acres of beets will be crushed. The factory will be kept running for about three months, and after that the sugar will go through the final process of refining before being placed on the market. The factory will give work to 150 men. The case of the Anaheim Water company vs. the Yorbas to enjoin them from the excessive use and waste of water, which was to have been called for trial in the superior court of Los Angeles yesterday, has been deferred for a short time, owing to the crowded condition of the calendar. This case was brought in 1886, but has never been brought to an issue. The recent complications at the head of the ditch make it necessary to prosecute the case. 25 Years Ago August 17, 1916 Charles Evans Hughes, republican candidate for president, will pass through Anaheim on Monday next on his way from Los Angeles to San Diego. The train will be held 15 minutes at Santa Ana on the return trip in order to give Mr. Hughes an opportunity to address the citizens at that point. It is expected that a crowd of 5,000 will be gathered to hear the distinguished speaker. John Hanna died at his home on the boulevard south of town on Saturday afternoon. There are few persons now living in Orange county who were here when he came to Anaheim, November 3, 1868. He had previously purchased 1280 acres of land lying south and west of Anaheim from the Stearns Rancho, paying $10 per acre for it. The family came down from San Francisco on the coasting vessel Orizaba, and landed at Wilmington, now Los Angeles harbor. They came over to Anaheim in a stage and Mr. Hanna immediate began the erection of a house on his tract, hauling the lumber from Anaheim Landing. Mr. Hanna was born on July 16, 1830, at Steubenville, Ohio, and died at the age of 86. He was married in that town in 1852 to Miss Martha Rogers. Mrs. Hanna died in 1902. Eight children were born to the couple, five of whom are living. They are Mrs. Emma M. Polhemus, who lived with her father, Harry R. Hanna of San Marcos, Miss Minnie C. Wrenn of Week at Hollywood Mrs. George Fendley of 529 Los Angeles St., was at Hollywood last week with her daughter, Mrs. Helen McCandless. Her grand daughter, Joan McCandless, spends the week-end here in Anaheim with her. Move from Exeter Mr. and Mrs. Charles Miller with children, Charles, jr., and Judy, moved from Exeter to Eastwood Ave., Santa Ana, recently. Mr. Miller is the foreman of the Santa Ana-Tustin Mutual Packing House and was eight years foreman of the Rocky Hill Corporation. Mrs.' Miller is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E.Kestenholtz of 1219 Diamond City of this city. Back at Studio Mr. and Mrs. Guy N. Pitt have returned to their photographic studio at 222 E. Center St., and three weeks' vacationing at Caldwell and San Diego. Recovers from Operation Miss Helen Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Taylor of Bald., is now able to be out of school after an operation two weeks ago today. Pastor at Washington Rev. Fred M. Essig, pastor of Wesley Methodist Church, has for a two weeks' trip to Washington where he will attend a family reunion. Rev. Grant Smith will in the pulpit while Rev. Essig away. Three at Conference Misses Corrine and Bernice Linger with Miss Dorothy Wheeler left by car this week for Caldwell North of San Francisco. The case of the Anaheim Water company vs. the Yorbas to enjoin them from the excessive use and waste of water, which was to have been called for trial in the superior court of Los Angeles yesterday, has been deferred for a short time, owing to the crowded condition of the calendar. This case was brought in 1886, but has never been brought to an issue. The recent complications at the head of the ditch make it necessary to prosecute the case. Col. Northam will construct a large reservoir in the foothills above his place north of Fullerton. Its storage capacity will be enough to hold water for a week's irrigation at his large tract at that place. Notes from Anaheim Landing. People are still coming and going and there are many campers here who never tire of our delightful summer weather. Mrs. Robison and her two charming daughters, of Olinda Ranch are spending a few weeks here. Miss Dora Zeyn is enjoying an outing by the sea. Miss Meta Polhemus, who has been sojourning at Long Beach for a few days, paid the Landing a visit Friday. Mrs. Schubert and family have taken the Melrose cottage on fifth avenue for the summer. The Misses Perkins, Roller and Greive are located in the Moss cottage for a few days. Mrs. J. W. Landell and her daughter, Miss Daisy, were among visitors to the Landing Sunday. Charley Landell, while bathing in the surf, was stung by a stingray, but is now convalescent. This makes the third case in the last few weeks. Wednesday and Saturday nights find the pavilion crowded with merry dancers. Excellent music is provided. Agent Desmond of the Southern California Railroad leaves us on Saturday to take charge of the station at Highland, San Bernardino county on the new belt line which the Santa Fe is building from San Bernardino to the new state insane asylum in that county. Mr. Desmond has lived here for three years and has made many friends who will regret to hear of his departure. He is succeeded by J. S. Hill of Pasadena. Richard Krebs came up from the Landing yesterday, having spent five weeks at the sea shore. District Attorney Sanborn and Superintendent Greeley were in late began the erection of a house on his tract, hauling the lumber from Anaheim Landing. Mr. Hanna was born on July 16, 1830, at Steubenville, Ohio, and died at the age of 86. He was married in that town in 1852 to Miss Martha Rogers. Mrs. Hanna died in 1902. Eight children were born to the couple, five of whom are living. They are Mrs. Emma M. Polhemus, who lived with her father, Harry R. Hanna of San Marcos, Miss Minnie C. Wrenn of Pasadena, Mrs. Geo. C. Hagar of Berkeley and Mrs. Newton J. Tharp of San Francisco. Funeral services was held at St. Michael's Episcopal church at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon. Rev. David Todd Gilmor officiating. The pall bearers were: D. M. Gregory, Dr. W. M. Chambers, R. H. Hannah, H. A. Dickel, R. Osborne and J. B. Rae. A party of Anaheim folks consisting of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hamler, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chambers, Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schumacher, Misses Blanche Mickel, and Clem Backs and Kurt Epstein, motored down to Seal Beach Thursday evening, and spent an enjoyable time at the cottage of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Schneider. Levi Mann of the Mann apartment house on Olive street died suddenly at his home on Monday night. Mr. Mann has lived in Anaheim for the past eighteen years, he was apparently in robust health and his sudden demise is a shock to friends of the family. He was married twelve years ago to Miss Cora McAulay, who survives him. He also has a brother living in Pasadena and a half brother, whose home is at Watts.* The funeral was held at Backs and Terrys chapel Thursday afternoon. Rev. David Todd Gilmor officiating. The ritualistic service of the Knights of Pythias was read at the chapel while the Order of Eagles had charge of the interment at the cemetery. He was buried at Loma Vista. Trustee J. J. Dwyer, Archer Fay and William Kohlenberger were attending court at Santa Ana Thursday. Clarence Spencer, prominent orange grower of Orangethorpe and Miss Annie Thomas of Shepard, Texas, were married Thursday morning by Dr. B. W. Carr, at the latter's residence. The only guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schulte. The groom is the son of Mrs. M.A. Pastor at Washington Rev. Fred M. Essig, pastor of Wesley Methodist Church, has for a two weeks' trip to Washington where he will attend a family reunion. Rev. Grant Smith will in the pulpit while Rev. Essig away. Three at Conference Misses Corrine and Bernice Langer with Miss Dorothy Wheeler left by car this week for Carmarwiville, north of San Francisco, to attend a five state You Conference of Free Method Churches and will be gone this week. Miss Wheeler was elected delegate from Anaheim and last week won a $237 scholarship Los Angeles Pacific College. is the daughter of Mr. and Ms George Wheeler of N.West St. Tacoma Visitors Here Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin McCain with their two daughters arrive Wednesday from Tacoma, WA to stay with Mr.McCann's auctioneer Mrs.Maude McCann and her sister Mrs.Nellie Slining at 510 Broadway Mrs.McCann's brothel from San Francisco, Mr.William G.Porter., is expected to arrive a week to visit. Officers Wives Visit Mrs.Earl F.McAndress and Mrs.Charles Carmich of Anaheim went to Camp San Luis Obispo last week-end to visit their h bands stationed there.The ca was making ready for the Wington maneuvers to take place August 16-19. With Aunt and Uncle Miss Mildred McAfee of 214 Lemop St.will arrive home this week-end after a trip to Diamond Lake with her uncle and aunt,and Mrs.Floyd Roden and family of Ontario. Hollywood Stay Mrs.Jack Martin of 728 N.O.B St.is staying with her daughter Mrs.Morhart at Hollywood week. Phoenix Guest Honored Mrs.W.A.Tomasson,Phoenix,Ariz,sister-in-law Mrs.J.W.Swainof919E.CerSt.,was honoredattheSwim home onThursdayandFri nightslastweekwithfamily unions.GuestsThursdaywMr.mandMrs.W.LThomasMr.mandMrs.ErshallMorrisAnaheim,Mrs.J.A.McMannofRiverside,MissBerniceSwofPasadenaandMissBewellynofthiscity.Add guests on Friday were Ruth Margaret Trible of Pasadena. dino county on the new belt line which the Santa Fe is building from San Bernardino to the new state insane asylum in that county. Mr. Desmond has lived here for three years and has made many friends who will regret to hear of his departure. He is succeeded by J. S. Hill of Pasadena. Richard Krebs came up from the Landing yesterday, having spent five weeks at the sea shore. District Attorney Sanborn and Superintendent Greeley were in town one day last week. Prof. Harwood, president of the Orange county college, was in town yesterday. Mrs. William Konig is visiting friends in San Francisco and will remain several weeks. Miss Francis Schmidt contemplates leaving for New York soon on a visit to her father. George Engelhart an old-time Anaheimer was in town yesterday renewing old acquaintances. Company G goes to Santa Monica on Saturday to attend the brigade encampment. The boys stay ten days. We hope they will all have a good time, and keep up their reputation as being one of the best drilled companies in the regiment. Visitors Leave Robert and Shirley Whipple; nephew and niece of the R. J. Mahoneys, left Tuesday for their home town, Blooming Prairie, Minn., after they had stayed three weeks with the Mahoneys at 816 N. Clementine St. Grandchildren Here Patty, Michael and Allen Mann of Delano, arrived here yesterday and are staying with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Mann of 507 Zeyn St., until their mother and father, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Mann, come Sunday to take them home. Trustee J. J. Dwyer, Archer Fay and William Kohlenberger were attending court at Santa Ana Thursday. Clarence Spencer, prominent orange grower of Orangethorpe and Miss Annie Thomas of Shepard, Texas, were married Thursday morning by Dr. B. W. Carr, at the latter's residence. The only guests at the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schulte. The groom is the son of Mrs. M. A. Spencer of Fullerton. After a short honeymoon in San Diego the young couple will make their home at Orangethrope. George McPhee, was in Anaheim, Monday. Mr. McPhee is still suffering from the injuries he received two weeks ago when J. D. Lavin's auto rammed his machine at the intersection of North Claudina and Center streets. He had a narrow escape from death and is still limping from the injury to his left hip while his right arm is practically useless. Tom Baxter of the La Habra Valley Progress was visiting old friends in Anaheim Monday. Brea, according to Tom, is the best town in Orange county, still he drops into Anaheim occasionally when he wants to hear the roar of busy streets. Home from Portland Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Hedges of 204 N. Resh St., came home Friday evening from a sightseeing trip through the north with a stop at Portland. Their trip lasted eight days. Son and Grandson Here Russell Hartley and son, Jack, of Oakdale left Monday morning for home after visiting a few days with their mother and grandmother, respectively, Mrs. Ida Hartley of 312 E. Chartres Ave. Mr. Hartley is the Superintendent of the Oakdale Water District. Phoenix, Ariz., sister-in-law of Mrs. J. W. Swain of 919 E. Cem St., was honored at the Swain home on Thursday and Friday nights last week with family reunions. Guests Thursday were Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Thomassi Mr. and Mrs. Ershall Morris Anaheim, Mrs. J. A. McManus of Riverside, Miss Bernice Swain of Pasadena and Miss Bernie Lewellyn of this city. Admits guests on Friday were Ruth Margaret Trible of Pasadena. Pastor from Idaho Here Rev. J. J. Frey, pastor of First Baptist Church in West Idaho, arrived Tuesday by car the home of Rev. Earl Berg at N. Dickel St., and will leave this day His wife and two daughters Aletha Joan and Eunice Jo have been in Anaheim six weeks with Mrs Berg, Mrs. Frey's six years. At Young People's Convention Rev. Earl Berg attended Senior High Young People's Convention at Idyllwild Pines this week. It is an annual convention under the direction of Dr. Olivia D. W. Cummings. Miss Brianna Wright of Anaheim also was present. Three at Yosemite Mrs. M. A. Peet of 318 N. Ja-St, with her son, Mac, and mother Mrs. Davis, is spending a week Yosemite. Niece Visits Mrs. McGraw Miss Phyllis Young of Angeles stayed last week with aunt, Mrs. Sid McGraw, on Rineya Dr. The two attended Art Festival at Laguna and spent one day at Balboa with Horace Benjamin formerly Anaheim. Countess' at Big Bear Mr. and Mrs. H. B.Countess 208 N. Helena St., returned Friday morning from a three-day rest Big Bear with Mr. and Mrs.S.Countess. Here-n-There At Hollywood George Fendley of 529 S. Angeles St., was at Hollywood week with her daughter, Mrs. McCandless. Her grandfather, Joan McCandless, spent week-end here in Anaheim. From Exeter and Mrs. Charles Miller children, Charles, Jr. and removed from Exeter to 725 Wood Ave., Santa Ana, recent Mr. Miller is the foreman of Santa Ana-Tustin Mutual Dog House and was eight foreman of the Rocky Hills vacationation. Mrs. Miller is the keeper of Mr. and Mrs. Emil Scholtz of 1219 Diamond St., city. At Studio and Mrs. Guy N. Pitney returned to their photograph at 222 E. Center St., after weeks' vacationing at Carlsbad San Diego. ers from Operation Helen Taylor, daughter of and Mrs. R. D. Taylor of Ball, now able to be out of bed on operation two weeks ago. at Washington Fred M. Essig, pastor of the Methodist Church, has left two weeks' trip to Washington where he will attend a family Rev. Grant Smith will be pulpit while Rev. Essig is at Conference Les Corrine and Bernice Linith Miss Dorothy Wheeler car this week for Campville, north of San Francisco. Artesia Visitors Friday Mrs. V. S. Ver Bryck, sister-in-law of Mrs. Fred Peck, with daughter, Mrs. Fred Walker of Artesia visited the Pecks last Friday at their home at 119 S. Ohio. Mr. Grafton Improved Mr. W. D. Grafton of 207 S. Kroeger St. who suffered from a heart attack August 5 was removed Friday from St. Joseph's hospital in Orange to his home. He is reported to be getting along as well as can be expected. Mrs. Don Campbell of Manhattan, the former Nel Grafton, visited in Anaheim with Mrs. Grafton before returning Saturday to her home. Conventionists Return Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Cone and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Scholz who attended the Lions' Club convention at New Orleans recently returned to Anaheim Saturday. On their way home, they stopped at Mexico City for eight days and enjoyed their trip. A. Week with Parents Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harman, Jr. and daughters, Patricia and Elea-nor of Bakersfield, stayed last week with Mr. Harman's father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Harman of N. Magnolia Ave., and left Saturday evening. At Des Moines Paul Davidson of 542 S. Lemon St. Left Sunday morning by train to visit his father in Des Moines. He plans to stay several weeks. Sister and Family Here Mrs. Henry Seidel, sister of Mrs. Arnold Howard is visiting the Howards at 417 S. Citron St. Her husband and daughter, Gayle, of Oregon are here too. Virginia-Griss Engaged Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Criss of 512 E. Center St., announced the engagement of their daughter, Virginia, to Alfred Geldman at a housewarming party a week ago. The date has not been chosen but will be sometime in the fall. Visitors Arrive Friday Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. George N. Greer of W. La Palma Ave., who arrived Friday morning are the Rev. F. E. Greer, brother, from Philadelphia; Mrs.H.G.Irvine, sister, from Birmingham, Ia., Miss Margaret Greer from Montecello, Ia. They will stay in Anaheim during the month of August. Cub Scout Returns Johnny Salveson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Salveson of N.Sun-kist Ave., returned Monday from Camp Fox at Catalina where he stayed a week with fellow Cub Scouts. Colorado Trip Lawrence Kenyon of 757 Pauline St. and barber by trade enjoyed a ten-day trip through Zion National Park, Grand Canyon, and visiting relatives in Colorado..He returned last week. Camp Doctor at Osceola Dr. Dorothy Jordt of Lemon St filled the post-Camp Director at the Gserve Camp at Osceloa past ten days, returning last return from North Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houssain N.Clementine St., return cently from a motoring trip north visiting friends.After return, they went fishing camped three days on a C lake. Brother Here Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Pe-Avenal, Calif., brother and in-law of Victor H.B.Cerritos Rd.is spending two in Southern California.now an dthen in Anaheim Return from Arrowhead Mr. and Mrs.J.E.John 710 N.Zeyn St.,with their friend from Illinois,Mr Imhoff,returned Frida seven days at Arrowhead. Kohlbush Son Ill Bob Kohlbush, son of Mrs.Harry B.Kohlbush or Wilhelmina St.,is in bed fluenza this week. Open Everyday 'Till 6:30 p.m. Sat.'Till 9:00 p.m 344 WEST CENTER JACOB'S—Peps up Summer Menus MUSHROOMS At Washington Fred M. Essig, pastor of the Methodist Church, has left two weeks' trip to Washington where he will attend a family reunion. Rev. Grant Smith will be on pulpit while Rev. Essig is at Conference Miss Corrine and Bernice Linthia Miss Dorothy Wheeler car this week for Campville, north of San Francisco, attend a five state Youthcence of Free Methodistines and will be gone two days from Anaheim and last won a $237 scholarship to Angeles Pacific College. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of N. West St. Visitors Here and Mrs. Benjamin McCann their two daughters arrived today from Tacoma, Wash., with Mr. McCann's aunt, Maude McCann and her sisters. Nellie Slining at 510 E. Way. Mrs. McCann's brother, San Francisco, Mr. William Miller, is expected to arrive in town to visit. Wives Visit Earl F. McAndress and Charles Carmich of Anaheim to Camp San Luis Obispo weekend to visit their husbands stationed there. The camp making ready for the Wash- manuevers to take place at 16-19. Aunt and Uncle Mildred McAfee of 214 N. St. will arrive home this end after a trip to Diamond with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Floyd Roden and family mario. Wood Stay Jack Martin of 728 N. Olive staying with her daughter Morhart at Hollywood this week. Guest Honored W. A. Thomasson, of Ix, Ariz., sister-in-law of W. Swain of 919 E. Center was honored at the Swain on Thursday and Friday last week with family re- Guests Thursday were and Mrs. W. L. Thomasson and Mrs. Ershall Morris of Iim, Mrs. J. A. McManners verside, Miss Bernice Swain asadena and Miss Bernice Lynn of this city. Added on Friday were Ruth and secret Triple of Padadena. Conference Miss Corrine and Bernice Linthia Miss Dorothy Wheeler car this week for Campville, north of San Franco attend a five state Youthcence of Free Methodistines and will be gone two days from Anaheim and last won a $237 scholarship to Angeles Pacific College. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of N. West St. Visitors Here and Mrs. Benjamin McCann their two daughters arrived today from Tacoma, Wash., with Mr. McCann's aunt, Maude McCann and her sisters. Nellie Slining at 510 E. Way. Mrs. McCann's brother, San Francisco, Mr. William Miller, is expected to arrive in town to visit. Wives Visit Earl F. McAndress and Charles Carmich of Anaheim to Camp San Luis Obispo weekend to visit their husbands stationed there. The camp making ready for the Wash- manuevers to take place at 16-19. Aunt and Uncle Mildred McAfee of 214 N. St. will arrive home this end after a trip to Diamond with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Floyd Roden and family mario. Wood Stay Jack Martin of 728 N. Olive staying with her daughter Morhart at Hollywood this week. Guest Honored W. A. Thomasson, of Ix, Ariz., sister-in-law of W. Swain of 919 E. Center was honored at the Swain on Thursday and Friday last week with family re- Guests Thursday were and Mrs. W. L. Thomasson and Mrs. Ershall Morris of Iim, Mrs. J. A. McManners verside, Miss Bernice Swain asadena and Miss Bernice Lynn of this city. Added on Friday were Ruth and secret Triple of Padadena. Conference Miss Corrine and Bernice Linthia Miss Dorothy Wheeler car this week for Campville, north of San Fran- co attend a five state Youthcence of Free Methodistines and will be gone two days from Anaheim and last won a $237 scholarship to Angeles Pacific College. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of N. West St. Visitors Here and Mrs. Benjamin McCann their two daughters arrived today from Tacoma, Wash., with Mr. McCann's aunt, Maude McCann and her sisters. Nellie Slining at 510 E. Way. Mrs. McCann's brother, San Francisco, Mr. William Miller, is expected to arrive in town to visit. Wives Visit Earl F. McAndress and Charles Carmich of Anaheim to Camp San Luis Obispo weekend to visit their husbands stationed there. The camp making ready for the Wash- manuevers to take place at 16-19. Aunt and Uncle Mildred McAfee of 214 N. St. will arrive home this end after a trip to Diamond with her uncle and aunt, Mr. Floyd Roden and family mario. Wood Stay Jack Martin of 728 N. Olive staying with her daughter Morhart at Hollywood this week. Guest Honored W. A. Thomasson, of Ix, Ariz., sister-in-law of W. Swain of 919 E. Center was honored at the Swain on Thursday and Friday last week with family re- Guests Thursday were and Mrs. W. L. Thomasson and Mrs. Ershall Morris of Iim, Mrs. J. A. McManners verside, Miss Bernice Swain asadena and Miss Bernice Lynn of this city. Added on Friday were Ruth and secret Triple of Padadena. Conference Miss Corrine and Bernice Linthia Miss Dorothy Wheeler car this week for Campville, north of San Fran- co attend a five state Youthcence of Free Methodistines and will be gone two days from Anaheim and last won a $237 scholarship to Angeles Pacific College. She daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wheeler of N.West St. Visitors Here and Mrs. Benjamin McCann their two daughters arrived today from Tacoma, Wash., with Mr. McCann's aunt, Maude McCann and her sisters. Nellie Slining at 510 Eway.Mrs.McCann's brother,San Francisco,Mr.William Miller is expected to arrive in town to visit. Wives Visit Earl F. McAndress and Charles Carmich of Anaheim to Camp San Luis Obispo weekend to visit their husbands stationed there.The camp making ready for the Wash- manuevers to take place at 16-19. Aunt and Uncle Mildred McAfee of 214 N. St.will arrive home this end after a trip to Diamond with her uncle and aunt,Mr.Floyd Roden and family mario. Wood Stay Jack Martin of 728 N.Olive staying with her daughter Morhart at Hollywood this week. Guest Honored W.A.A.Tomasson.of.Ix,Ariz.sister-in-law.of.W.Swain.of919.E.Centerwas honoredattheSwainonThursdayandFridaylastweekwithfamilyre- GuestsThursdaywereandMrs.W.L.TomassonandMrs.ErshallMorhartatHollywoodthissummer. Tuffrees Here from Alaska Mr和Mrs.JohnTuffreereturned recentlyfroma sixweek's stayatthe"LandoftheMidnightSun."Alaska.Justtoprovehehadbeenthere,Mrs.Tuffreehasbeendisplayingapictureofafish NATIONAL WHEATIES WEEK WHEATIES 2 pkgs. OXYDOL FREE $30A WEEK FOR LIFE! CAMAY 6¢ ZEE Toilet Tissue FAMILY PAK 4 Rolls 15¢ JOHNSON Easy to GAR or Self-P Aix, Ariz., sister-in-law of W. Swain of 919 E. Center was honored at the Swain on Thursday and Friday last week with family recues. Guests Thursday were Mrs. W. L. Thomasson and Mrs. Ershall Morris of Sim, Mrs. J. A. McManners riverside, Miss Bernice Swain Cassadena and Miss Bernice Lynn of this city. Added on Friday were Ruth and Secret Trible of Pasadena. From Idaho Here J. J. Frey, pastor of the Baptist Church in Weiser, arrived Tuesday by car at home of Rev. Earl Berg at 937 Oakel St., and will leave Frihis wife and two daughters, Joan and Eunice Jean, been in Anaheim six weeks Mrs Berg, Mrs Prey's sister. Young People's Convention Earl Berg attended the High Young People's Convention at Idyllwild Pines last year. It is an annual convention the direction of Dr. Oliver W. Cummings. Miss Betty of Anaheim also was pres- at Yosemite M. A. Peet of 318 N. Janss with her son, Mac, and mother, Davis, is spending a week at it. Visits Mrs. McGraw Phyllis Young of Los Angeles stayed last week with her Mrs. Sid McGraw, on Rom-Dr. The two attended the festival at Laguna and spent day at Balboa with Mrs. Benjamin formerly of Sim. Less' at Big Bear and Mrs. H. B. Countess of Helena St., returned Friday from a three-day rest at Pear with Mr. and Mrs. S. W. less. Enjoyed a picnic at the park recently with Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Kerr of 206 E. Adele St. as hosts. Miss Nelson is a teacher in Jerome and is the niece of the Kerrs. She attended Summer School at UCLA this summer. Tuffrees Here from Alaska Mr. and Mrs. John Tuffree returned recently from a six week's stay at the "Land of the Midnight Sun," Alaska. Just to prove he had been there, Mr. Tuffree has been displaying a picture of a fish with fur to folks in Anaheim. He also took some colored moving pictures of their return trip. Sewing Circle Meets The Sewing Circle of the VFW met at the home of Mrs. Pauline Zitner for an all-day meeting and a pot-luck dinner at noon. Native Daughters' Installation Monday, August 25, is the date set for the installation of officers of the Native Daughters of the Golden West, Santa Ana Parlor. The Grand Officers of the State will be present at the special occasion. Group at Newport Mrs. A. Lenain with son, Bert, her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Moisi, husband and her daughter, Jean, of Alhambra, spent Sunday a Newport Beach. The three from Alhambra also spent Saturday at the Lenain home at 421 W. Chestnut Ave. Mrs. Tyreman Away Mrs. Roy Tyreman of 921 N. Sabina St., is spending her third week in Minnesota visiting her mother. She will return September 1 by car. Two Weeks at Lake Miss Jane Ables of Euclid Ave. returned this week from a two-week stay at Big Bear Lake with friends. Seale's Ambulance 202 W. Broadway, Phone 2771 Anaheim, Calif., Aug. 14, 1941 Camp Doctor at Osceola Dr. Dorothy Jordt of 622 N. Lemon St. filled the position of Camp Director at the Girl Reserve Camp at Osceola for the last ten days, returning last night. Return from North Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houser of 611 N. Clementine St., returned recently from a motoring trip to the north visiting friends. After their return, they went fishing and camped three days on a California lake. Brother Here Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Peltzer of Sevenal, Calif., brother and sister-in-law of Victor H. Peltzer of Herritos Rd. is spending two weeks in Southern California, stopping now and then in Anaheim. Return from Arrowhead Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Johnson of 10 N. Zeyn St., with their visiting friend from Illinois, Miss Lois Amhoff, returned Friday from seven days at Arrowhead. Kohlbush Son Ill Bob Kohlbush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry B. Kohlbush of 302 E. Wilhelmina St., is in bed with influenza this week. Sacramento Guests Hosts at a dinner party Saturday evening were the Ralph W. McClellands of W. Romneya Dr. Guests of honor were Mr. McClelland’s brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. A. J. McClelland with children, Peggy and Scott, who are visiting here from Sacramento. The two McClelland brothers’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. B. McClelland of Santa Ana also attended. Kansas Guests in Anaheim Visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Lester of 549 S. Illinois St., is Mr. Lester’s sister-in-law, Mrs. W. B. Lester of Arkansas City, Kans. She brought her two children, Dorothy and Phyllis, with her and will stay ten days. Burns Have New Son A son, Kenneth Allen, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Burns of 213 S. Ohio St., August 3 at the Fullerton General hospital. Mrs. Burns is the former Ida Mae Gregory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Myers of Anaheim. The paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Burns of this city. The mother and son returned home Tuesday an dare doing very well. Birthday Club Honors Members The Birthday Club of Anaheim honored one of its members, Mrs. H.-G. Schmelzer at her home at 118 N. Emily St., Tuesday p.m. Members brought a pot-luck luncheon and played Bunko. Prizewinners were Mrs. John Daum, Mrs. George Clodt and Minnie Fisher. Mrs. Hattie Pearson was consoled. Those present were Mrs. John Molt, Mrs. Ida Kaiser, Mrs. Daum, Mrs. Clodt, Mrs. Pearson, Mrs. Ida Danker, Mrs. Doris Ihrer, Mrs. Elizabeth Groom, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs.Johanna Vierke, Mrs. Ophelia Henning and the honored guest. Mrs. Fred Henning was unable to come because of illness. Missouri Guests Mrs. J. R. Appling and Miss Herron Appling of Mobery, Mo., staying for two week's with the Ben Applings at 621 S. Lemon St. The visitors are mother and daughter and are the mother and sister of Mr. Appling of Anaheim. 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