anaheim-gazette 1946-06-06

'Pox Campaign Ends; 30,000 In County Get Needle With as many as 450 vaccinations made in one visit, Dr. Edward Lee Russell, county health officer reported last week, one out of every six persons in Orange county has been vaccinated as a preventive against small pox this year. Yesterday marked the last day of scheduled visits to any county sector but vaccinations will be performed on request at the health department in the courthouse annex at Santa Ana. Visits made last week included trips to Anaheim, Yorba Linda, Garden Grove, Irvine, El Toro and La Habra. Dr. Russell said the health department has performed approximately 15,000 vaccinations while a similar number has been administered by private physicians. During a recent visit to Huntington Beach, he disclosed, 450 vaccinations were given. The program was launched following an outbreak of smallpox earlier this year that failed to develop into an epidemic stage. It was also undertaken as a preventive measure against Oriental smallpox which had developed among veterans returning from the Pacific war theaters. Up to May 18, the number of smallpox cases reported in the county since January 1, totaled 1052, Dr. Russell said. New Furniture Store to Open Announcement of the opening of a new branch of the Aston Furniture Company, was made here this week by Joe Lieb, Jr., general manager of the United States Construction corporation, who announced sub-contracting work for the installation of glass work has been assigned to Lund and Sons. The new store located at 115 North Los Angeles street, will open June 15. The Aston furniture company operates stores in Orange, Los Angeles, Tipton, Tulare and Dinuba. The Gazette wants your personal news items. Please phone 2206. Ryan of AUHS To Direct Camp Richard Ryan, director of the dustrial arts at the Anahi Union High school and president of the Orange County Industry Arts association, yesterday named assistant camp director for the summer camp conducted by the Crippled Children's society Los Angeles county. Friendly S. Lucas, executive rector of the society made the announcement of Ryan's appointment yesterday, and stated plans for the camp's opening June 26 have been completed. The crippled children's camp located on Brookside Lane, Creline Village, one mile from Loregory in the San Bernardino mountains. Ryan, as assistant director assist Miss Lucia Laufeld, direct charge of camp activities, will attend of the Camp Palvika. Toastmasters Meet Monday Effective next week, toastmasters will meet on Monday evening at 6:45 o'clock at the Parker House instead of Tuesday night. The more convenient date was decided upon during a regular session this week, with Bob Allen, vice president, welcoming the gavel. "Ladies night" will be featured at Sam’s in Seal Beach, scheduled for July 1 or 2. "Curbing Auto Accidents" is the Highway was the table to presented by Max Sherwood chairman for the evening. Herman Hoch was the winner of the Patterson trophy with speechcraft address, "Posture and Dress." Other speakers was William Davis discussing "Use Gestures." Bob Allen presented a six minute speech on "Kiss of Death," talk concerning hazards. MODERN "SERVANTS" ...an Automatic Gas Water Heater ...a new "jet-propelled" Dishwasher "Easy does it"...with the new automatic Dishwasher! Trouble-free, no motor...works on pressure from hot water system. NOTHING symbolizes up-to-the-minute, effortless housekeeping more than the new hydraulic Dishwasher you'll see at the Fritz Burns Postwar House. And your prize "modern servant" will be the Automatic Gas Water Heater that supplies hot water enough...for your automatic Washing Machine...and for automatic dishwashing, too! The Fritz B. Burns POSTWAR HOUSE Willshire Blvd. & Highland Ave. LOS ANGELES SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY AUHS Paper Wins Title Best Paper Of the Year El Don, Santa Ana junior college newspaper, which recently took honors in a nation-wide contest for excellence in the junior college publication field awards prizes itself this week to six Orange county high school papers for excellence in the journalistic field. All papers were members of the Orange County Honor Press and sociation and competed for certificates and a plaque in six visions. Walking off with a lion's share of the honors was the Anoram publication of the Anaheim UniHigh school, which was given the title of best all-around paper for this year. The Reflector, Orange Union High school periodical, was awarded second honor and Newport Harbor High school Beacon, took third. Judges for the contest were George Hart, editor of the San Ana Sunday Globe; Bob Guilford Sunday Globe; Ray Arguello, Orange Dally News; and Vern Beck of Laguna. Old Carter Ranch Offered for Lease Bids for the lease of 482 acres of agricultural land, together with ranch buildings, within the boundaries of Camp Joseph H. Pendleton, near Oceanside, are being accepted until June 19, a spokesman of the Eleventh Naval district announced this week. The land, known as the old Carter ranch, may be viewed prospective bidders on June 10, and 12, when a Navy department representative will be on hand the spokesman said. Information and bids for leasing The Fritz B. Burns POSTWAR HOUSE Willshire Blvd. & Highland Ave. LOS ANGELES SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY GAS Your New Freedom Gas Kitchen will be MODERN AND PRACTICAL, TOO! The Diamond Store of Anaheim LAY-A-WAY Your Graduation Gifts Now! ● See our vast selection of gifts for the graduate. Including Certified Perfect diamonds, fine watches, birth stone rings and jewelry of all kinds. A small deposit will hold your selection until wanted. ● Budget Terms at no extra cost. All our prices include federal tax. OPEN SATURDAY EVE. TILL 9 P.M. Expert Watch and Jewelry Repairing Hurst Jewelry Co. 119 West Center St. ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA ANAHEIM GAZETTE Ryan of AUHS Direct Camp Bernard Ryan, director of initial arts at the Anaheim High school and president of Orange County Industrial Association, yesterday was assistant camp director of summer camp conducted by crippled Children's society of Angeles county. Andly S. Lucas, executive director of the society made the announcement of Ryan's appointment yesterday, and stated final for the camp's opening on 26 have been completed. Crippled children's camp is held on Brookside Lane, Crestvillage, one mile from Lake Mary in the San Bernardino Mountains. As assistant director in Miss Lucia Laufeld, director of camp activities, will assist Camp Palvika. Castmasters Meet Monday Active next week, local castmasters will meet on Mon-Friday at 6:45 o'clock at Parker House instead of Tuesday. The more convenient was decided upon during the session this week, with Allen, vice president, wielding gavel. Niles night" will be featured in Seal Beach, scheduled July 1 or 2. Robbing Auto Accidents on highway was the table topic led by Max Sherwood, Dan for the evening. Man Hoch was the winner of Patterson trophy with his aircraft address, "Posture and Other speakers was Wil-Davis discussing "Use of Dies." Allen presented a six minutech on "Kiss of Death," a Excess Military Houses Available For Farm Use More than 10,000 units of federal housing, purchase of which has been authorized by the California Farm Production Council, will be available shortly to farmers, it was announced this week. Purchase authorization was the outgrowth of recent legislation sponsored by the California Farm Federation and passed by the state legislature when it appropriated $2,000,000 to the Farm Production Council to acquire federal housing to alleviate the farm housing shortage. Frank M. Shay, council chairman, said that military barracks will now be made available to farmers on a sale or lease basis to meet the critical need for housing domestic transient farm laborers and their families. The excess barracks are located at 17 major military establishments throughout the state, including the air base at Santa Ana. Camp Staff Plans Practice Outing Staff members of the Anaheim Girl Scout day camp to be held at Camp Flicker in beautiful Irvine park will attend a training period at the camp site July 11, it was revealed by Mrs. George Kohlenberger, day camp director, and Miss Florence Hilton, Girl Scout executive secretary at a meeting with the group recently. This training period will give competent leaders a chance to gain valuable experience and complete their plans to assure a wonderful time for all scout campers. All registered Brownie and intermediate Girl Scouts are eligible "Peck's Bad Boy" Presented At Naval Air Station "Peck's Bad Boy," third of a series of 13 hilarious radio broadcasts, made its stage debut before more than 150 sailors at the Naval Air Station (LTA) at Santa Ana, last Friday evening. The program, sponsored by the Radio Electric Engineering company of Anaheim, was broadcast by transcription Saturday night from station KVOE at Santa Ana. Arrangements for the special presentation were made by Chaplain Chandler Crawford of the Naval Air Station and Donald D. Britton, co-owner of the engineering company with Henry Neyenhuis. Performers included Frank Mead of Orange portraying the part of the bad boy; Arlene Hankins as "Ma"; Kay Austin and Francis White as "two delightfully inebriated chickens"; Little Tom Brown, by special request, capably playing the part of the chum; Johnny Samon as the minister; Bob Walsh interpreting the part of "Pa" for the third time, and Clemence Bayens acting as the announcer, all of this city. Winner of the contest, to receive a $50 prize, will be chosen for his versatility and brilliance of performance, and enthusiastic approval of the radio audiences. Other judges include Britton, who writes the script version from the original book, "Peck's Bad Boy," Neyenhius and the KVOE program director. Mrs. Mary E. Mosley Services Held Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Esther Mosley, 69, a native of Carthage, Ill., and resident here for 24 years, who died last Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital. HS Paper Wins Best Paper of the Year Don, Santa Ana junior college newspaper, which recently honors in a nation-wide conference excellence in the junior publication field awarded itself this week to six Orcounty high school papers excellence in the journalism papers were members of the County Honor Press association and competed for certificates and a plaque in six divisions. The Reflector, Or-Union High school periodicals awarded second honors, Newport Harbor High school's, took thirdzes for the contest were Hart, editor of the Santa Sunday Globe; Bob Guild, by Globe; Ray Arguello, Or-Daily News; and Vernon of Laguna. Carter Ranch Offered for Lease for the lease of 482 acres cultural land, together with buildings, within the boun-of Camp Joseph H. Pendler-Oceanside, are being accounted until June 19, a spokeswoman of the Eleventh Naval dis-announced this week. Land, known as the old Carranch, may be viewed by active bidders on June 10, 11, when a Navy department representative will be on hand,okesman said. Information and bids for leas-period at the camp site July 11, it was revealed by Mrs. George Kohlenberger, day camp director, and Miss Florence Hilton, Girl Scout executive secretary at a meeting with the group recently. This training period will give competent leaders a chance to gain valuable experience and complete their plans to assure a wonderful time for all scout campers. All registered Brownie and intermediate Girl Scouts are eligible to attend the six-day camp which begins July 16. Camp hours are from 10 o'clock in the morning to 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A few more girls may register for day camp, it was announced to Mrs. George Kohlenberger, camp director. High school buses will be available for transporting the scouts to and from the camp. Orange Woman In State Bar Exams Arline Edythe Saylin of Orange, has passed the California state bar examination and will be recommended to the state supreme court for admission to law practice, it was announced here this week. She was among the 99 men and women who successfully passed the bar examinations and whose names will be presented to the high court of the state in Los Angeles, June 14, and in San Francisco, June 19. ANAHEIM MAN REENLISTS Theodore G. Valardez, 32, of route 1, box 24, this city, reenlisted in the regular army for a three year term in the quartermaster corps, recruiting officials at the Santa Ana recruiting station, reported this week. Valardez, formerly in the field artillery requested duty in the European theater, recruiting officials said. MRS. WHEELER VACATIONS WITH RELATIVES IN WASH. Mrs. P. M. Wheeler, executive-secretary of the Anaheim Chapter of the American Red Cross, returned to work this Monday refreshed after a week's vacation in Washington. She visited her sister and brother-in-law, Lleutenant Colonel and Mrs. George J. Benoit of Seattle. "Just missing the railroad strike!", she left May 17 and returned last Sunday evening, travelling on the Southern Pacific line. Other judges include Britton, who writes the script version from the original book, "Peck's Bad Boy," Neyenhius and the KVOE program director. Mrs. Mary E. Mosley Services Held Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Esther Mosley, 69, a native of Carthage, Ill., and resident here for 24 years, who died last Wednesday at St. Joseph Hospital after a two year illness, were held Saturday afternoon at the Hilgenfeld chapel. Burial was in Anaheim cemetery. Mrs. Mosley had been confined to the hospital for the last seven weeks prior to her death and had been in ill health for two years. She settled in this city with her husband, Manford R. Mosley, who survives, in 1922 and had resided at the family home at 202 Coffman avenue. Mrs. Mosley was a member of the Christian church at Carthage. In addition to her husband, she is survived by two sons, Clifford B., Carle of Carthage and William Clifton Carle of Santa Maria, Calif.; one daughter, Mrs. Hazel Sowder of Anaheim; one stepson, William Virgil Mosley of Carthage; three sisters, Mrs. Sadie Mosley, Mrs. Ida Scott, and Mrs. Edith Burrow, all of Carthage; 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Death Takes Infant Son of H. Miner Kent Edgar Miner, 12-day old son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. WOMEN EXPERIENCED POW We need EXPERIENCE Best Working ConduFactory, the kind of npy to work in . . . YELLOW BAR SOAP GETS PRICE INCREASE Pity the poor housewife! Yellow bar laundry soap—cheapest of all soaps—the Office of Price Administration says so, has been increased one to two cents a bar, effective last week. The retail price lift was in line with similar increases granted five well known brands of laundry soaps. CRAWFORD TO SPEAK AT YOUTH RALLY Confirmation that Dr. Percy Crawford of Philadelphia will address the Youth for Christ rally in Hollywood bowl June 29, was announced this week by Clifford Smith, general chairman of the group in Los Angeles. Dr. Crawford is conductor of radio broadcast, Young People's Church of the Air. Citrus Crops Mount In Arizona Produce Citrus fruits have advanced from tenth place to fourth place in the last five years as a source of Arizona's agricultural income, Prof. George W. Barr, head of the department of agricultural economics at the University of Arizona, recently reported in the California Citrograph. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. Inner died at the Fullerton General hospital last Sunday evening. He leaves his parents, maternal grandmother, Mrs. Rilla Miner and paternal grandparents, Mr. Ed Mrs. Jack Gledhill, all of Anaheim. Arrangements were in charge of the Hilgenfeld mortuary. Services Held Here For S. M. Detamore Funeral services for Stewart M. Detamore, 89, veteran railroad man, who died at the Lutheran hospital here last Thursday, were held at the Hilgenfeld Chapel Saturday morning. Burial was in the family plot at Loma Vista Memorial Park. Mr. Detamore, a native of Virginia had made his home in Anaheim for the past 27 years and lived for years, lived with his daughter, at 543 S. Resh street. Death followed an attack of ennemonia he incurred last March. A member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers, Mr. Detamore formerly with the Denver Rio Grande Railroad in Trinidad, Colo., and later joined the Santa Fe railroad in Los Angeles. At the time of his retirement about 29 years ago he was a master mechanic and chief bollermaker. He is survived by two daughters, Mrs. G. W. Shoupe of this city, and Mrs. Al Updyke of Surfside, Calif.; one sister, Mrs. E. L. Callaway of Burlingame, Calif., and three grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Former Resident Dies in Orange Albert George Kettler, former resident of near this city where he lived on route 4, box 117, passed away at his home on route 1, box 651, Orange, last Thursday. He was 54 years of age. Born at Wilmington, he had resided at Orange for the past two years, moving from near this city. Funeral services were conducted on Monday at 2 p.m. from the chapel of Shannon Funeral home in Orange. Left to mourn his passing are his widow, Sylvia Kettler of the home; two sons, Robert M. Kettler of Fullerton and Edwin Kettler with the U. S. Army, stationed at Camp Carson, Colo.; one daughter, Miss Lila Kettler of the home; two brothers, Emil Kettler of Huntington Beach and Henry Kettler of Hopedale, Calif.; four sisters, Mrs. Hulda Stoner of Santa Monica, Mrs. Chas. Roepke of Los Angeles, Mrs. Anna Blanchard of Eagle Rock and Mrs. Lucy Marshall of Balboa Island; and one grandson. For Your Electrical Work — Anything Electrical — Phone 4621 JOSEPH A. 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