anaheim-gazette 1947-09-04

Page Four Ready To Serve Friendly, Personal Service Registered Pharmacist on Duty At All Times 23 Years Experience Bigler Pharmacy YOUR CORNER DRUG STORE 201 W. CENTER ST. PHONE 2426 Reducing Stock--Special Prices HOME FREEZERS 8 cubic foot freezers, $336 value...for $270.00 6 Cubic foot freezer, $298 value...for $240.00 COMMERCIAL 20 cubic foot freezer, glass sliding top. $695 value ...for $595 10 foot Wilson Meat Case, double duty $1,425 value ...for $1,175 Special reduced prices on other merchandise on floor Come in and LOOK — ONE WEEK ONLY SALE! SALE! SALE! on FURNACES Special Prices Until Sept. 15 Anaheim Refrigeration Service Mr. M. McHarry, Owner 131 EAST CENTER ANAHEIM Phone 4044 FURNACES Special Prices Until Sept. 15 Anaheim Refrigeration Service M. M. McHary, Owner 131 EAST CENTER ANAHEIM Phone: 4044 CHILDREN'S CONTEST AUSTIN STUDIOS OVER $2,000.00 IN PRIZES! $500 JAMES DARLING WINNER OF $500.00 BOND LAST YEAR! $500 Success of First S The quality of the competition provided and the size of the crea which it drew so satisfied Anaheim Junior Chamber of Commerce with its first annual intational swim meet, held Monday at the City Park plunge, that is already looking forward to year's event. Top honors were carried off the Ballshe Swim club of Huntington Beach with a total score of 70 points. In second spot Fullerton with a total of 59 points Anaheim scored 16 points, North Harbor 10 and Pomona 1. The crowd was estimated over 300 with an additional looking on from outside the fence. Results in detail: Class C: 150 yard medley relay—Ball (West, Nitzhowski and Swan Second, Fullerton; Third, Fullerton. Time—1:34.1. 50 yard free style—First, Swan (Ballshe); second, Millet (Fullerton); third, Spears (Fullerton). Time—26.6. 100 yard back stroke—North (Fullerton); second, W (Ballshe); third, Spears (Ballshe). Time—1:15.7. 150 yard individual medley First, Nitzhowski (Ballshe); second, Millett (Fullerton). Time—2:10.3. 100 yard breast stroke—Nitzhowski (Ballshe); second Bean (Fullerton). Time—1:17. 100 yard free style—First, Lett (Fullerton); second Swan (Ballshe); third, Cudd (Pomona). Time—1:03.6. 200 yard four man relay—Fullerton (Spears, North, Jo Code); second, Ballshe. Time—1:58.2. Diving—First, Bell (Newport second, Hacker (Anaheim); the Healy (Ballshe). Class B: 50 yard free style—First, Mees (Anaheim); second, C (Fullerton); third, D. Wells (Herton). Time—30.2. 50 yard back—First, Mees (Anaheim); second, Ballshe (She); third, Sandoval (Ballshe). Time—37.1. 50 yard breast—First, Mees (Anaheim); second, Menges (Heim); third, Erman (Fullerton). Time—34.6. 100 yard free style—First, She (Ballshe); second, Speers (Fullerton); third, Clark (Fu ton). Time—1:10.7. JAMES DARLING WINNER OF $500.00 BOND LAST YEAR! $500 $500 ENTER NOW! NO COST! NO OBLIGATION! JUST LOOK AT THESE PRIZES! 2 GRAND PRIZES— Group "A" (Babies thru 4 yrs.) Group "B" (5 thru 10 yrs.) $500 each 58 First Prizes for each Studio winner of Group "A" and Group "B," $25.00 Bond each 58 Honorary Engraved Trophies for Group "A" and Group "B" winners at each studio HERE'S ALL YOU DO! Have a contest entry photograph made absolutely FREE! You select from proofs you wish entered. All photographs become the property of the AUSTIN STUDIOS, to be used for display or publication. Three prominent local personalities will act as judges for each AUSTIN STUDIO and their decision will be final. We're not looking for the most beautiful child — judging will be for personality portrayed. You've nothing to lose and YOUR LITTLE "DARLING" may capture one of the first prizes of a $500 Bond. THE TIME WILL BE LIMITED SO ENTER AT YOUR NEAREST AUSTIN STUDIO NOW! AUSTIN STUDIOS 508½ N. Main Street SANTA ANA Phone 1463 OPEN—9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Daily. Sat. 'til 8 p.m. Sundays by Appointment Grand Opera Billing Here Saturday Climax of the popular opera "Pagliacci" by Leoncacallo, pictured above, will be staged at the Angeles Civic Grand Opera Association Saturday night at 8 o'clock in the Anaheim Union high school auditorium, in a double bill with Mascagni's "Cavalleria Rusticana." Maestro F. Camacho will be music director; Elmer Bramel, assistant music director; Richard Duncan, stage manager, and M. Campanella, general and technical director. Junior Chamber Pleased With Success of First Swim Tourney Albert Frahm Services Held Albert H. Frahm who grew up and later was a prominent automobile dealer here in Anaheim died last Tuesday at his home in Pasadena. Coming here as a boy with his family he attended our public schools and later was the Shark, Tuna, Anglers Battle On Charter Trip Excitement reigned during the regular Izaak Walton charter boat trip Tuesday as Wes and Bill Dierberger aboard the "Norden" vied for ownership of a tuna with a 100 pound shark. First Bill nabbed the large tuna, but the shark chopped his catch in two before he could land it. In retaliation Wes caught the shark but Ferdinand Heying, Father of Drugs Passes Wednesdays Ferdinand Heying, 81 years old, passed away at Anaheim capital Wednesday noon. Born Missouri, he came to California and Anaheim in 1902 and lived at the home at Rt. 2, Bay where he was a prominent rancher. Left to mourn his passing three sons, Oscar Heying, of the Heying Drug Company this city, Alfred Heying of and Ernest Heying of Los Angeles; eight grandchildren and great grandchildren. Holy Rosary will be observed the chapel of Backs, Cars and Kaulbars mortuary the ning (Thursday) with Monday morning at 9 o'clock Boniface church. Interment be in Holy Sepulchre center. FOX STUDIO AGENT TO BE IN ANAHEIM Joe Keneally of Hollywood and ballet instructor to stage screen stars, plans to star ren's classes in this city near future. Keneally will continue to be associated with Fox studio as talent scout standing young dancers vicinity. Exact date and time the classes will be announced. EDITH BROWNE VISITS TOLUCA LAKE FRIENDLY Miss Edith Browne of 10 Broadway, well known in cinemacy as a singer and spent Tuesday with Mr. and Bud Bachtold of Toluca Hollywood. THE VERN FINCH'S AT LAGUNA BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Vern Finch directors of the Finch. Access of First Swim Tourney Albert Frahm Services Held Albert H. Frahm who grew up and later was a prominent automobile dealer here in Anaheim died last Tuesday at his home in Pasadena. Coming here as a boy with his family he attended our public schools and later was the head of the Frahm Oldsmobile Co. For the past few years he made his home at 2306 Lambert Drive in Pasadena. His wife, also an Anaheim girl, is the daughter of Mrs. John Kellenberger. He was 46 years old. He is survived by his wife, Theodora Häger Frahm; one daughter, Althea Adele Frahm; both of the family home; his father, Louis Frahm of Anaheim; three sisters, Mrs. Minnie Macholz of Minnesota, Mrs. Alma Parry of Long Beach and Mrs. Lydia Merhab of Santa Ana, and two brothers, Herman P. Frahm of Beaumont and Louis Frahm, Jr., of Long Beach. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel tomorrow (Friday) afternoon at 2 o'clock. Interment will be in Anaheim cemetery. NEW PLACENTIAN Proud parents are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Munoz, 220 West Chapman avenue, Placentia, who welcomed a baby son Saturday, at Fullerton hospital. GREET DAUGHTER A baby daughter was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. Sabino Flores of 1128 Swan street, Anaheim. She arrived Sunday at the Fullerton hospital. Buy tomorrow's security today—U.S. Savings Bonds—at any bank. Anglers Battle On Charter Trip Excitement reigned during the regular Izaak Walton charter boat trip Tuesday as Wes and Bill Dierberger aboard the "Norden" vied for ownership of a tuna with a 100 pound shark. First Bill nabbed the large tuna, but the shark chopped his catch in two before he could land it. In retaliation Wes caught the shark but when partially gaffed, the maurauer escaped. Other misfortunes aboard the Norden included the paucity of fish. The 15 anglers had a total catch of four albacore, two tuna and one skipjack. Top honors went to Wes Dierberger with his 20½ pound albacore and second prize to Bill Trapp who pulled in a 19¼ pound albacore. Aboard the "Happy Landings," also out of King's Landing, Newport Beach, 15 anglers enjoyed a marine trip to Oceanside and back, but boasted a catch of only two skipjack. First prize winner was Dominic Hoffman. Octave Roquet caught the other. HAROLD BROWN BACK FROM FISHING TRIP Harold Browning, west side rancher and lumberman, has just returned from a two weeks fishing trip in northern California with a group of Boy Scouts. He reports the fishing excellent and the eating qualities of the trout superb. The vacation also included a moratorium on shaving and he returned with a highly prized beard. His wife having different ideas the only relic remaining now is a brand new mustache of which he is very proud. Calvin Coolidge Fields of Buena Park and Jo Ann Louise Marco of Anaheim applied for a marriage license at the county court house in Santa Ana, Saturday. LOOK AT THESE VALUES LOOK AT THESE VALUES 10 Lbs. 37¢ NO. 1 IDAHO RUSSET Potatoes FRESH CRISP LETTUCE EACH ..... 9¢ TOMATOES FIRM- VINE RIPENED 3 LBS. ..... 25¢ GOLDEN BANTAM CROSS FRESH CORN 6 EARS ..... 25¢ ICE COLD WATERMELON BLUE & GOLD MARKET CORNER SPADRA and ORANGETHORPE BETWEEN ANAHEIM and FULLERTON PHONE Fullerton 1804 OPEN—8 A.M. to 7 P.M. Including Sunday Prices Effective Fri., Sat., Sunday Ferdinand Heying, Father of Druggist, Passes Wednesday Ferdinand Heying, 81 years of age, passed away at Anaheim hospital Wednesday noon. Born in Missouri, he came to California and Anaheim in 1902 and resided at the home at Rt. 2, Box 39, where he was a prominent citrus grower. Left to mourn his passing are three sons, Oscar Heying, owner of the Heying Drug Company in this city, Alfred Heying of Corona and Ernest Heying of Los Angeles; eight grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Holy Rosary will be observed at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary this evening (Thursday) with Mass Friday morning at 9 o'clock at St. Boniface church. Interment will take place in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. BOX STUDIO AGENT TO BE IN ANAHEIM Joe Keneally of Hollywood, taped ballet instructor to stage and screen stars, plans to start children's classes in this city in the near future. Keneally will continue to be associated with the box studio as talent scout for outstanding young dancers of this vicinity. Exact date and hours of these classes will be announced soon. DITH BROWNE VISITS OLUCA LAKE FRIENDS Miss Edith Browne of 1011 East Broadway, well known in this vicinity as a singer and dancer, spent Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Jud Bachtold of Toluca Lake, Hollywood. THE VERN FINCH'S AT LAGUNA BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Vern Finch, corrector of the Finch Dance HAVE NEW SON Mr. and Mrs. Francis Esquibel, 340 Ragan street, Placentia, welcomed a baby son at the Anaheim hospital Friday. He weighed eight pounds and one-half ounce. GET MARRIAGE LICENSE Applying for a marriage license in the county court house, Santa Ana, last Thursday were Leon Henry Kluthe of Anaheim and Virginia Rose Scott of Fullerton. GREET DAUGHTER Welcoming a baby daughter were Mr. and Mrs. Erwing Hunt of Route 3, Box 207, Anaheim. She arrived in Fullerton hospital August 26. Central China is the principal source of camel's hair imported into the United States. Keep Today For Tomorrow With a Photograph Weddings and Parties YOUR HOME OR MY STUDIO Rowes Photo Service 107½ W. Center Phone 5077 READY TO FRY TASTY ROASTERS AND FRYERS READY TO FRY TASTY I'M THAT HEALTHY BIRD FROM THE DESERT ROASTERS and FRYERS OPEN 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Week Days FRESH DAILY 110 S. 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