anaheim-gazette 1949-03-17

La Habra News La Habra Files Annexation on Six-Acre Tract The city of LaHabra has filed annexation proceedings with the Secretary of State, Frank M. Jordan, for the uninhabited "Imperial Highway tract." The six-acre tract is adjacent to the Los Angeles University of Applied Education and is on the east side of the school which previously was annexed to the city, to which it is connected by a shoe string strip. It was reported that a drive-in theatre was planned to be erected on the site which now only has a restaurant. Miss Doris Jean Keith was honored recently with a surprise bridal linen shower given by Miss Patsy Rettig and F Mrs. Effie Rettig in their home on Second street, La Habra. Games included court whist and a scrap-book game. Just before the refreshments were served a huge wedding cake was brought into the room. The cake, which was topped by a miniature bride and groom, was found, when cut, to contain the gifts for the honoree. Guests other than the honoree included Mesdames Byran Haseltine, Noah C. Counts, William Keith, Barbara Schabert, and Wanda McCamis; and Misses Mary McKenzie, Carolyn Lemore, Jeanette Tinley, Helen Willis, Marilyn Clark, Jacquie Wiffloed, Mary Anglin, Dorothy Milligan, Oleta Clarida, Eunice Word, Leone Johnson, Louise La Badie, Wanda Calico, Neva Weldin, Barbara Cunliffe, Carol Rick, Joan Needham, Cherie WaPrd, Shirley Stedman, Janet Zehnphenlg, Regina Zirkleback, Marcia LaMonte, Jackie McDonald, Jeanne Koontz, Connie Jones and Eileen Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Chris Tax of El Paso, Texas, were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Harris, 1771 La Marada road. Mr. Tax was in southern California on a business trip for the El Paso Chamber of Commerce. Mrs. Grace Ireland and son, Eugene, recently visited friends in La Habra. Eugene is attending California Polytechnic college at San Luis Obispo. Dick Peabody, who is attending California Polytechnic college at San Luis Obispo, is spending a week's vacation at his home in La Habra. John D. Hayes, assistant superintendent of Orange county schools and head of the division of instruction, was the speaker at the regular meeting of the Lincoln P-TA Tuesday evening, March 8, at 6 o'clock. Mr. Hayes' topic was "Report to Parents." Following the speech and entertainment a potluck dinner was served. Latest of a series of "come as you are" breakfasts was held by the Wimo-Dasi club of the La Habra Eastern Star in the home of Muriel Painter. Moving pictures and snap shots of the twenty guests were taken. Purpose of the breakfasts is to raise money for the various Eastern Star projects. Frances, Linda and Ronnie Mc-Announce Farm Radio Programs The agricultural extension service announces the following subjects and speakers to be featured next week on its daily broadcast over K.V.O.E. (1480 kc) at 12 p.m. Monday, Mar. 21. "Topics," Homemakers." Marian Prentice Home Demonstration Agent. Tuesday, Mar. 22. "Home For Production Farm." A. H. Holland Assistant Farm Advisor. Wednesday, Mar. 23. "Avocado Topworking." R. E. Puffer, Assistant Farm Advisor. Thursday, Mar. 24. "4-H Agricultural News Items." H. Longfellow, Assistant Farm Advisor. Friday, Mar. 25. "Spring Crous Management." Harold Wahlberg, County Farm Advisor. MRS. LEO TAUER GETS SURPRISE GIFT Going from house to house ringing door bells paid off for Ms Leo Tauer of 202 East Broadway Wednesday morning when she answered a knock at her door after there stood a gentleman who asked her if she had a pound of Folgins coffee in her house. Assuring her that she did have one, she was mediately presented a Westin house Laundromat with the compliment of Folger Coffee Company. Reinhardt Appliance store made the presentation to Ms Tauer. Mr. Tauer is owner of Leo's Camera shop on South Angeles street. Fill your job vacancies with handicapped workers. Camish of Pomona were recruiting visitors in the home of the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John C. McCamish, 515 South Hiatt. at McMahan's ... a RARE bargain! WHILE LIMITED QUANTITIES LAST NO PHONE ORDERS PLEASE FULL LENGTH FULL LENGTH 16x51-INCH DOOR MIRRORS CLEAR GLASS --- WOOD FRAME EASILY FASTENS TO DOORS --- FOR CLOSETS, BATH, BEDROOM $299 McMahan's FURNITURE STORES 221 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM 225 NORTH SPADRA ROAD, FULLERTON PHONE 2524 or 2548 PHONE 480 or 481 Announce Farm Radio Programs Agricultural extension services announces the following suband speakers to be featured week on its daily broadcast K.V.O.E. (1480 kc) at 12:15 day, Mar. 21. "Topics, for makers." Marian Prentiss, Demonstration Agent. day, Mar. 22. "Home Food Action Farm." A. H. Holland, Farm Advisor. nesday, Mar. 23. "Avocado Working." R. E. Puffer, Ast Farm Advisor. ursday, Mar. 24. "4-H and Cultural News Items." H. W. Yellow, Assistant Farm Adday, Mar. 25. "Spring CitManagement." Harold E. Eberg, County Farm Advisor. Death Claims Manuel Gutierrez Manuel Gutierrez passed away at the Orange county hospital on Saturday, March 12, after a short illness. Born in Mexico 30 years ago, he had lived in the United States and California for the past seven years. His home was at 10801 Gilbert street. Surviving are his wife, Lupe Gutierrez of the home; his father, Cesaero Gueiterrez of Mexico; four brothers, Adam, Caesar, John and Leopold, and a sister Emma Gueiterrez, all of Mexico. Rosary was held at the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars, Tuesday evening at 7:30 with Mass at St. Boniface Catholic church Wednesday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment was in Holy Sepulchre cemetery. Anaheim Drivers' Licenses Suspended The State Department of Motor Vehicles has announced orders of probation or suspension of driver licenses during January in the city of Anaheim as follows: Order of Probation: Charles A. Hunt, Jr., 8101 South Rio Vista, Route 4, negligent operation. Suspension because of failure to provide with provisions of the financial responsibility act—Earl W. Dierberger, 523 South N street; Davis C. Garcia, 10 Kent street; John C. Hernan, 10752 Harcourt street; Floyd J. son, 116½ Alberta; Arthur Mendoza, 203 Coffman ave; Joseph Murillo, 324 South V Danny C. Reyes, 614 East S Ana street; Elio J. Ronconi, R 2, Box 5582; Harry M. Yo blood, general delivery. The Department said that some instances licenses may have been re-instated between the of violation and publication the list. Brazil was discovered and tled by the Portugese, who the country its language. NOW at Mc TRADE-IN TRADE-IN Choice of: Walnut Mahogany Blonde or Maple $30'00 ALL On Your OLD B Rega When TRADED- On Your OLD B Rega When TRADEDNEW BEDROC *IF YOU DO NO TRADE-IN ---- 3 DAYS ONLY BUY ON OU Mc FURNI 221 E. CENTER ST., ANAHEIM 225 NORTH SPADRA ROAD, FULLERTON Dierberger, 523 South Resh street; Davis C. Garcia, 1018½ street; John C. Hernandez, 12 Harcourt street; Floyd Jack116½ Alberta; Arthur R. Doza, 203 Coffman avenue; Phil Murillo, 324 South Vine; Ray C. Reyes, 614 East Santa street; Elio J. Ronconi, Route box 5582; Harry M. Youngd, general delivery. The Department said that in the instances licenses may have re-instated between the time violation and publication of list. Razil was discovered and setby the Portugese, who gave country its language. Jeep Crash Injures Two Frederick C. Barnes of route 1, Placentia, suffered major injuries when a Jeep, in which he was a passenger and driven by Voyle H. Robinson of route 1, Carbon Canyon, ran off the Carbon Canyon road, 200 feet south of the Olinda store Monday evening at about 6:30. Mr. Robinson received minor injuries, according to the Californinia Highway patrolmen who investigated the wreck. It was reported the car was headed north and struck a guard rail and overturned after it left the highway. DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. William Lyman of South Dickel street, this city, are the parents of a daughter born Monday, March 14, at Santa Ana Community hospital. The little miss weighed eight pounds and twelve ounces. NEW PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. David H. Smith of Garden Grove are the proud parents of a daughter born on Tuesday, March 15, at Santa Ana Community hospital, weighing seven pounds and ten ounces. The first night schools in America were established about the middle of the 19th century. -IN DEAL OVER 30 SETS TO CHOOSE FROM ALLOWANCE OLD BEDROOM SET* Regardless of Its Condition DED-IN On Any OLD BEDROOM SET Regardless of Its Condition DED-IN On Any DROOM SUITE IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A 3-PC. SET TO TRADE-IN --- McMAHAN'S WILL ALLOW: FOR YOUR OLD BED ... $1000 FOR YOUR OLD CHEST ... $1000 FOR YOUR OLD VANITY OR DRESSER... $1000 BUY ON OUR NEW EASIER PAYMENT PLAN Mr Mahan's FURNITURE STORES PHONE 2524 or 2548 FULLERTON PHONE 480 or 481