anaheim-gazette 1948-09-23

Harvest Sign: Better Days Ahead The French wheat harvest promises to yield enough bread to supply the entire nation during coming fall and winter, thanks to good weather. This pastoral scene in Blois, southwest of Orléans shows peasants threshing and sacking the golden grain before carts haul it to the mill. Toastmasters Hold Regular Meeting Monday The regular meeting of Toastmasters club was held Monday evening at 6:30 at La Palma Grill with president R. H. Allen presiding. During the business session, announcement was made of the October 4 meeting which will be ladies night and the semi-annual installation of officers. Invoices masters club to be used as a runner-up award to be presented for the most optimistic speech of the evening. Page Vincent presented the table topic for the evening, using for his subject "Old Quotations." Toastmaster for the evening was Robert J. Allen who introduced the speakers, the first on the program being C. O. Garshwiler who gave a six minute talk on "Open Evenings." "Gardening" was discussed for another six minutes by Marion Pickle followed by Louis Evaluator for the meet John Knutzen and grandfather was Dr. B. D. Roberts. The next meeting will have brey Van Verst present; table topic with Royal Maidstone. Evaluator will O. Garshwiler and grandfather J. C. Thompson. Speakers Don Butka, Kenneth Heulman, Knutzen and Victor Hubbler will each speak for six minutes on the subjects they chose. Toastmasters Hold Regular Meeting Monday The regular meeting of Toastmasters club was held Monday evening at 6:30 at La Palma Grill with president R. H. Allen presiding. During the business session, announcement was made of the October 4 meeting which will be ladies night and the semi-annual installation of officers. Invocation was given by Marion Pickle. Toastmaster C. O. Garshwiler presented a trophy cup given by the Optimist Club to the Toastner-up award to be presented for the most optimistic speech of the evening. Page Vincent presented the table topic for the evening, using for his subject "Old Quotations." Toastmaster for the evening was Robert J. Allen who introduced the speakers, the first on the program being C. O. Garshwiler who gave a six minute talk on "Open Evenings." "Gardening" was discussed for another six minutes by Marion Pickle followed by Louis Taylor giving an interesting talk on "A Colorful Character." Mr. Garshwiler was awarded the Patterson trophy and also the Optimist cup for his talk. BLUE RIBBONS A baby boy arrived for Mrs. Wayne Parish, 637 W street, La Habra, Sunday lerton General hospital. CHARGE ACCOUNTS FREE PARKING IN REAR OF S Native Sons See Film Preview Members of Mother Colony Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West viewed the first showing in Orange county of the California Centennial commission's new color film, "California's Golden Beginning," Tuesday night at Harmony Park. President Clark Smith presided. Filmed by a major film company for the Centennial Commission, the picture was released recently at a festive ceremony in Hollywood, where it was hailed as one of the finest pictorial presentations of its kind for sound and color effects. Through the courtesy of the California Centennial Commission the picture was shown here. During the short business session preceding the showing, District Deputy Mark Waterson, past president of Arrowhead Parlor No. 110, San Bernardino, conferred with members on matters pertinent to Native Son members. The local parlor was given an award in recognition of its achievements during the past year. In addition to Anaheim parlor members, groups from throughout the county were well represented at the special program. Emelia Tessner Passes Away Friday Mrs. Emelia Tessner, 80 years of age, passed away at the family home at 120 North Clementine street, on Friday, Sept. 17. Born in Silver Creek, Wis., she had been a resident of Anaheim for the past 30 years. The deceased was a member of the Royal Neighbors Lodge and the Women's Relief Corps. Grandchildren. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock with the Rev. H. G. Schmelzer, retired pastor of Zion Lutheran church, officiating at the rites held at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. Entombment was in Fairhaven mausoleum. TWO PLEAD GUILTY TO MARIJUANA CHARGE Frank M. Venegas of Placentia pleaded guilty to charges of sale and possession of marijuana and Ruben G. Grijalva of La Jolla camp pleaded guilty to possession of the same drug last Friday. Venegas had been under suspicion for some time of selling marijuana cigarettes to boys in Anaheim and Fullerton. The applications of the pair for probation will be heard tomorrow. IT'S A BOY! A baby son was welcomed by Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Diemert, 244 South Walnut street, Brea, last Friday at Fullerton Cottage hospital. The new comer tipped the scales at eight pounds, six and three-fourths ounces. More subscribers to American technical journals in the field of physics are in the Soviet Union than in any other foreign country. Report Good Deer Hunting Several groups of sportsmen, who have their skill at deer hunting the opening of 'the Thursday, have reported excursions. Sam Loard and N were the guests of Geison, owner of a rancher Tahoe. The local m home Sunday after trip during which they son on his annual complete with pack he Wilson, Jr., scored deer as did Chuck M sportsman. A three-taken by Wingert and bed a two-point deer hunted on a summer Bill Rodenberger w party of six sportsmen area who took five Sierra country over C. J. Mauerhan h from a trip 20 miles o He arrived there in opening of the season Charles Waldo and stalked deer in the mountain range west Springs over the week Unsuccessful excursion reported by Rus Ha tried Humboldt coun John Knutzen and grammarian as Dr. B. D. Roberts. The next meeting will have Aurey Van Verst presenting the table topic with Royal Marten the bostmaster. Evaluator will be C. Garshwiler and grammarian, C. Thompson. Speakers will be Bon Butka, Kenneth Heuler, John Knutzen and Victor Huber who will each speak for six minutes in the subjects they choose to use. BLUE RIBBONS A baby boy arrived for Mr. and Irs. Wayne Parish, 637 West Erna Street, La Habra, Sunday at Fulerton General hospital. Emelia Tessner Passes Away Friday Mrs. Emelia Tessner, 80 years of age, passed away at the family home at 120 North Clementine street, on Friday, Sept. 17. Born in Silver Creek, Wis., she had been a resident of Anaheim for the past 30 years. The deceased was a member of the Royal Neighbors Lodge and the Women's Relief Corps. Left to mourn her passing are her husband, Herman Tessner of the home; a son, Norman H. Tessner of this city; a daughter, Mrs. Frences Klug of Wisconsin; two grandchildren and three great QUALITY SHOES "Where Good Shoes are Properly" OPEN SAT. EVE. 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