anaheim-gazette 1950-05-17

IN SEVERE PAIN is Vincent Guardado, 16 years, of Atwood, far right, leaning against waiting for medical aid. All accident victims are in the Orange County hospital. Story and pictures on Page 1. 13 Injured in Two Auto Crashes (Continued from page 1) Dent, all of Los Angeles, were slightly injured. The six women were passengers in one of the cars. Barron was also slightly hurt. All of the injured were taken to Fullerton General hospital. Funeral Services Friday for Adam Nikolewski Funeral services will be held Friday morning for Adam Nikolewski, 173 Evelyn dr., who died Tuesday at the Anaheim Community hospital. Mr. Nikolewski, two years an Anaheim resident, was born in St. Louis. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Nikolewski, and two sons, Robert and Terrance of the Rehearsals for Alabama Jubilee Minstrels Draw to a Close With every indication that the show will be a saturday night on the Anaheim high school auditorium fast drawing to a close. Directors of the show, Mr. Dave Collins, well-known in Orange county theatre clare the cast of fifty blackfaced comedians are make their second annual home town debut with a show bigger and funnier than ever. According to publicity director Harwood Larson "The audience should be warned that anything is liable to happen. Hilarious action goes on all over the place. Bob Larson as Hoopie Sapolio in the 'Glory Road' is bound to produce frightened squeals from the timorous with this fire and brimstone ballad." Friday for Adam Nikolewski Funeral services will be held Friday morning for Adam Nikolewski, 173 Evelyn dr., who died Tuesday at the Anaheim Community hospital. Mr. Nikolewski, two years an Anaheim resident, was born in St. Louis. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Marguerite Nikolewski, and two sons, Robert and Terrance, of the home. Mr. Nikolewski was a veteran of World War I. Holy Rosary will be Thursday at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel. Requiem Mass will be Friday morning at 9:00 at St. Boniface church. AUHS Primaries Fill Nine Spots (Continued from Page 1) ders, Barbara Mary and Joanne Wood won unopposed; sophomore president, Joe Critchfield. In the girls' league race, Shelley Smith was elected president over JoAnn Burdick; Gerre Locke was elected vice president over Frances Rhoads; Joyce Enloe was elected secretary over Lorraine Sehr and Pheobe Merriman was elected treasurer over Rose Marie Cram. Voting percentage ran a little over 50% as 666 of something over 1200 registered students cast their ballots. FOX Anaheim - Telephone 3002 Doors Open 6:15; Show Starts 6:30 NEW SHOW TONITE Rudolph Monnig Funeral Services To be Saturday Death came yesterday to Rudolph O. Monnig, 72, of 408 S. Palm st. Born in Missouri, Mr. Monnig had been a resident of Anaheim for 14 years. Recitation of the Holy Rosary will be Friday evening at 7:30 at the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars chapel. Requiem Mass will be at St. Boniface church, Saturday morning at 9:00. Interment will be in the Cemetery of the Holy Sepulcher, in Orange. Mr. Monnig is survived by his wife, Mrs. Emma K. Monnig; three sons, Ben and Frank of Santa Ana, and Fred, of Glasgow, Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Emma Brand, Mrs. Frances Mack, and Mrs. Mary Templar, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Alida Heying of Glasgow. Other survivors include his brothers, Alvin, William, Henry, Richard, Oscar, and Arnold Monnig, and a sister, Mrs. Lucy Weber, all Missouri residents. One great grandchild and 22 grandchildren clare the cast of fifty blackfaced comedians are make their second annual home town debut with a show bigger and funnier than ever. According to publicity director Harwood Larson "The audience should be warned that anything is liable to happen. Hilarious action goes on all over the place. Bob Larson as Hoopie Sapolio in the 'Glory Road' is bound to produce frightened squeals from the timorous with this fire and brimstone ballad." Previews indicate that the show will be a gigantic party rather than a strictly theatrical stage presentation. Those in the audience too, willingly or not, will be part of the act. The darktown strutters compete in that famous cake-walk tradition with all minstrels. Eight couples vie for the grand prize, a gorgeous cake baked and donated especially for the occasion by the Haney Bakery. It will be the audience that selects the winner. They'll be selling candy and popcorn down the aisles and cold pop in the foyer. Concessionaires Betty and Al Koch say, "The candy will be home made fudge so be sure and bring some small change along with your appetites." A few tickets are still available at Jackson's, Bigler's, or Orange county drug stores. Medics Hear Latest Advance At Elks Club One hundred members Orange County Medical attended their annual postgraduate seminar to review newer medical procedures. The held in the Anaheim ELK Scientific matters included the effects of conACTH in rheumatoid recent advances in the and care of the eye, precepts of fracture treatment logical diagnostic problems gynecological surgical p The meeting was pres by A. H. Wightman, M dent of the association mett Raitt, M.D., vice was in charge of which was presented by specialists. The apple tree is su THE REFORMER AND THE REDHEAD Added Comedy Hit — "Beware of Blondie" ANAHEIM Doors Open 6:15; Show Starts 6:30 STARTS TONITE ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Wred CRAWFORD in another great role Cargo to CAPETOWN Broderick CRAWFORD • Ellen DREW Added Action Feature — "Captive Girl" BROADWAY San Francisco • Ph. No. 35025 "Comanche Territory" "I Was A Shoplifter" WEST COAST San Diego • Ph. No. 22471 "Wabash Avenue" "The Baron of Arizona" FOX Fulton • Telephone 287 "Yellow Cab Man" "Under My Skin" wife, Mrs. Emma K. Monnig; three sons, Ben and Frank of Santa Ana, and Fred, of Glasgow, Missouri; four daughters, Mrs. Emma Brand, Mrs. Frances Mack, and Mrs. Mary Templar, of Anaheim, and Mrs. Alida Heying of Glasgow. Other survivors include his brothers, Alvin, William, Henry, Richard, Oscar, and Arnold Monnig, and a sister, Mrs. Lucy Weber, all Missouri residents. One great grandchild and 22 grandchildren also survive. AM I GLAD TO SEE YOU!—Bob Boney, local Dodge dealer since the Chrysler strike with open arms, a big win at the sight of the shining auto that he knelt in solemn grief Elect Anaheim Delegates to YMCA Board. Featuring election to the district board of representatives from various districts in the county, the first annual South Orange County YMCA program council meeting was held Monday at Mar Casa, Presbyterian conference house, Balboa Island. Elected as Anaheim representatives were Paul Bakenhaus, Paul Demaree, M. A. Gauer, Dr. Ed Jordt, Jim Morris, Ted Payne, Mrs. Marion Pickel and Wilbert Bonney. Planned by Tommy Thomason, general secretary of the South Orange County YMCA, the program Monday began with registration under the direction of Mrs. Roger Harlow, registrar. Then followed the opening worship service led by Rev. Tom Gibson, pastor of St. Andrews Presbyterian church, Newport, and president of the Newport Harbor YMCA. Soloist for the service was Thomason who sang Mallot's "Lord's Prayer." He was accompanied by Dan Demaree at the piano. The first business session was presided over by J. Garfield Allen, president of the South Orange county district board. Following this session, the individual boards of Anaheim, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, and Newport Harbor met in separate sessions to evaluate past year's progress, to set up objectives for the coming year and to develop the annual calendar of events. Paul Demaree, president of the Anaheim board, presided at the dinner hour. Afterwards, Thoma- Return Body of Enrique Orozco To Mexico City The body of Enrique Orozco, 23, who was killed in a tractor accident Monday, at Norwalk, will be sent to Mexico for interment. Mr. Orozco had lived in the Anaheim area for four months and had been a resident of California Return Body of Enrique Orozco To Mexico City The body of Enrique Orozco, 23, who was killed in a tractor accident Monday, at Norwalk, will be sent to Mexico for interment. Mr. Orozco had lived in the Anaheim area for four months and had been a resident of California since 1944. He was born in Mexico and resided at 206 Romneya drive. Local Shriner Named Potentate: Representative Named special representative to Potentate Virgil F. Frizzell of Al Malaikah Temple is E. R. McCoy of 320 N. Los Angeles street—a member of the Orange County Shrine Club. Ambassador of the Potentate in the county who will work with Grover L. Rorer of Anaheim president of the County Shriners is Carl Mock, of 214 West 3rd street, Santa Ana. Other special representatives in Orange county include: J. O. Pyle, Charles Cogan and Frank Drum, all from Santa Ana; W. A. Mills, Fullerton; S. James Tuffree, Balboa; C. H. Robinson, Orange; and Richard R. Haster, Garden Grove Medics Hear of Latest Advances At Elks Club One hundred members of the Orange County Medical Association attended their annual spring postgraduate seminar last night to review newer medical and surgical procedures. The meeting was held in the Anaheim Elks club. Scientific matters discussed included the effects of cortisone and ACTH in rheumatoid arthritis, recent advances in the diagnosis and care of the eye, present concepts of fracture treatment, urological diagnostic problems and gynecological surgical procedures. The meeting was presided over by A. H. Wightman, M.D., president of the association, G. Emnett Raitt, M.D., vice-president, was in charge of the program, which was presented by a panel of specialists. The apple tree is supposed to presided over by J. Garfield Allen, president of the South Orange county district board. Following this session, the individual boards of Anaheim, Garden Grove, Huntington Beach, and Newport Harbor met in separate sessions to evaluate past year's progress, to set up objectives for the coming year and to develop the annual calendar of events. Paul Demaree, president of the Anaheim board, presided at the dinner hour. Afterwards, Thomason and Dan Demaree conducted a group sing and fun time. Later, induction of district board members took place under the supervision of Joe Johnson. An evening business session featured Rev. Frank Butterworth, pastor of White Temple Methodist church, as speaker; His topic was "Teen Talk." In addition, delegates reported on local associations, developed a master calendar for the district. Jim Ranney, president of the Huntington Beach board presided. The meeting closed with the traditional Friendship Circle. Closing devotional was conducted by Rev. Eugene Coffin, pastor of the Friends church, Garden Grove. Fullerton Plant Nixes CIO in Close Election In a National Labor Relations Board election held at the Fullerton plant of the Balboa Pacific Corporation today, the plant employees voted 66 to 60 against Local 576, United Furniture Workers, as their bargaining agent. In a statement made following the official count of the votes, Charles E. Ferguson, executive vice-president of the company, said: "The employees were presented with plain facts about leadership in Local 576, and they acted accordingly." A west coast manufacturer of tubular metal furniture, Balboa Pacific employs 142 people in the plant. The company has recently achieved wide-spread notice on the Pacific Coast for its introduction of copper-coated metal furniture in addition to its regular line of chromed tubular metal furniture. Yale will face nine football opponents — Connecticut, Brown, Fordham, Columbia, Cornell, Holy Cross, Dartmouth, Princeton and recent advances in the diagnosis and care of the eye, present concepts of fracture treatment, urological diagnostic problems and gynecological surgical procedures. The meeting was presided over by A. H. Wightman, M.D., president of the association. G. Emmett Raitt, M.D., vice-president, was in charge of the program, which was presented by a panel of specialists. The apple tree is supposed to be a native of southwest Asia. Job Boney, local Dodge dealer, welcomes the first new car to be re-with open arms, a big wink and grin. He was so overcome with joy that he knelt in solemn gratitude. (Gazette Photo by Funseth) 7th Birthday Sale! 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