anaheim-gazette 1949-04-14

Old Insectary Sold to Citrus Growers Tuesday Citrus Growers, Inc., today had purchased the county's old insectary in Anaheim for $15,000. The agricultural group thus bought back from the county the property it gave away about 20 years ago, and leaders said they were sure they had paid "a lot more than it was worth." The opening bid by Citrus Growers, Inc., was the only one submitted to the board of supervisors Tuesday afternoon. Stanley Goode, appraiser, valued the 2.74 acres and 28 buildings at $750 less than the amount bid. Agricultural men of the county purchased the property years ago and equipped it to raise beneficial insects to combat insect pests. They turned it over to the county which developed the program. In recent years only a portion of it has been used as an insectary and some buildings have been used by Citrus Growers to house transient citrus workers. Last week, the county purchased for $60,000 a modern laboratory and 12-acre grove from Union Oil Company and the county agricultural department will operate from the new location on Harbor boulevard just south of Anaheim. Deed was accepted for the property Tuesday. Secretary George Graham of Citrus Growers said his organization plans extensive improvements on the grounds and buildings in order to furnish adequate housing for workers who may be sent here for the citrus harvest this summer. Zeller Rites Held This Afternoon Funeral services for Mrs. Matilda S. Zeller, 67, who died at the family home, 133 South Harwood street, Orange, Tuesday evening after a brief illness, were conducted this afternoon (Thursday) at 2 o'clock in the Hilgenfeld chapel with the Rev. Edwin C. Martin, pastor of the Santa Ana Church of the Nazarene, officiating, assisted by the Rev. Rudolph Zurbuchen, a former pastor of the Anaheim German Methodist church, now of Pasadena. A native of Poland, Mrs. Zeller came to Anaheim 56 years ago, and moved to Orange 31 years ago. She was a member of the Santa Ana church of the Nazarene. Surviving are her husband, Ernst J. Zeller; one son, Elvin M. Zeller of Santa Ana; her mother, Mrs. Henrietta Schneider of Anaheim; two brothers, Emil Schneider of Oregon and Chris Schneider of Anaheim; four sisters, Mrs. Bertha Rahder and Mrs. Olga Pieper, both of Anaheim, Mrs. Julia Frost of Sacramento and Mrs. Hulda Tudor of Altadena. Interment was in Anaheim Cemetery. Home Nursing Classes Set For filling requests of prospective parents and others interested in mother and baby care, both afternoon and evening Red Cross home nursing will soon begin in the classroom of the Southern Orange County chapter headquarters, 1104 West Eighth street, Santa Ana, Mrs. Arthur Wade, home nursing chairman, announced. Open Salvation Army Store In Fullerton Doors were unlocked last Friday at the new Salvation Army store outlet in Fullerton by Major Orlo Ellison, district manager of the Social Service Center serving this area, who then turned the keys over to William D. Dunlist, chairman of the social service committee. Dunlist is assistant manager of Fullerton's Security National Bank. Located at 108-110 E. Amerige street, the store is in charge of Mrs. Etta Lucas. It will serve the communities of Fullerton, Anaheim, La Habra, Fuller Park, Brea, Placentia, and Buena Park and will be an outlet for articles reconditioned in Salvation Army workshops. Overall size of the building is 34 by 53 feet. The inside has been redecorated and new fixtures installed, and the merchandise separated into departments. Divisions include furniture; clothing for men, women, and children; shoes; glass and chinaware; books and magazines; kitchen appliances and utensils; and miscellaneous items. Free parking space is provided across East Amerige street and in the rear of the store building. Outlets such as the Fullerton store are an integral part of the entire Salvation Army Social Service Center program, Maj. Ellison pointed out Friday. Discarded articles are collected from homes and offices by the Army's Red Shield trucks and taken to the service center workshops. There they are refinished by handiwork. and 12-acre grove from Union Oil Company and the county agricultural department will operate from the new location on Harbor boulevard just south of Anaheim. Deed was accepted for the property Tuesday. Secretary George Graham of Citrus Growers said his organization plans extensive improvements on the grounds and buildings in order to furnish adequate housing for workers who may be sent here for the citrus harvest this summer. BIG BEAR CO-ED ANAHEIM VISITOR Miss Teddy Jo Minder, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Safford Minder of Big Bear Lake, spent several days of her Easter vacation with friends in Anaheim. IT'S A SON! Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Paysen, 318 North Janss street, became the parents of a baby son Tuesday, born at Fullerton General hospital. Home Nursing Classes Set For filling requests of prospective parents and others interested in mother and baby care, both afternoon and evening Red Cross home nursing will soon begin in the classroom of the Southern Orange County chapter headquarters, 1104 West Eighth street, Santa Ana, Mrs. Arthur Wade, home nursing chairman, announced. The afternoon class will be given Monday and Wednesday after noons from 1:30 to 3:30 o'clock beginning next week. The evening class will be conducted from 7:30 to 9:30 on Wednesday and Friday evenings; beginning next Wednesday, Both sessions will be taught by Mrs. Gertrude Andrew, a registered nurse, Mrs. Wade said. 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