anaheim-gazette 1951-03-06

Anaheim Gazette TUESDAY, MARCH 6, 1934 Anaheim Gazetteer BY JOHN S. NEUBAUER THIS MAP OF ANAHEIM and its environs shortly after the founding of the Colony by a group of Germans from San Francisco shows the original layout on the Rancho of Juan Pacifice Otteveras, and indicates the sites of the present city of Anaheim, Fullerton, La Habra, Brea and Placentis. (1) The Pedro Uribe adobe. (2) Juan Pacifen-Otteveras adobe haclenda. (3) home of Auxinal Langenberger. (4) Bernardo Yorba. (5) Approximate site of the Derrius winery where colonists got adobe for homes. (7) Site of the first bridge in Orange county. Praise ye him sun and moon, praise him, all ye stars of light. —Psalm 148 ANAHEIM—According to the musty, old records, Anaheim actually dates back to Jan. 15, 1858, when the name was officially 4-H Week Set For March 3-11 March 3-11 has been set aside as National 4-H club week. Singer, Ringer At White Tempest Judy Spain, talented nine-old Negro singer and Bell Brownie will present a unique program the Family Night Dinner and entertainment tomorrow night. White Temple Methodist chapel Judy has been singing ever since she was two years old. When she was three she several radio contests in delphia and since coming Southern California five ago, she has won first place "Hollywood - Your Opportunity Television program and times at the Clifton's Californiac children's contest. The program will consist religious classics, hymns spirituals sung with Judy's personal interpretation. She has been studying bell-rise under the nationally famous son-Swiss-Bell-Ringers and present several numbers of Piccolo Sheep Bells. Rose Marie Lawson, fifty-year-old accomplished pianist accompanies Judy in her music and also play on the bells here. FFA Continued from Page 1 and Toussaun; second; dairy: neth Van Dyke, first; Richard liams, second; Narcie Fex third; swine: Marvin Van Berg, first; rabbits: Ronald first; Jess Villa, second; Joe ner, third; citrus: Don S first. O.E. Hanson, manager of heim branch of Bank of Am (2) Juan Pacilion-Onteveras adobe hacienda (3) home of August Langenberger (4) Bernarde Yorbie (5) Approximate site of the Dreyfus winery where colonists got adobe for homes (7) Site of the first bridge in Orange county. Praise ye him sun and moon, praise him, all ye stars of light. —Psalm 148 ANAHEIM—According to the musty, old records, Anaheim actually dates back to Jan. 15, 1858, when the name was officially adopted by one vote. Anaheim almost was "Anagati." RECORD—John S. Hittle, one of the original Attaleemers, was the colony's first historian. He recorded many of the events that made Anaheim history. He wrote: "Anaheim will never have a foreign character where the English language is unknown. None of the Analeemers came directly from Germany, all of them lived with and among Americans and most of them speak English fluently. The English language is the predominant tongue, although German will long be cherished." LANGUAGE—In 1876 W. E. Olson stated that the population of Anaheim was no longer German, but was principally American. ENVIRONMENT — Minutes of the Anaheim Water Co. were written in the Old German script in 1871. Distrieth Strodhoff kept the authentic record of the water company ... Incidentally, the Colonists knew little or nothing about irrigation but learned all they needed to know from the Mexicans and Indians ... Old maps at the Huntington library show that Juan Jacilio Onteveras had a garden just east of Anaheim ... The main irrigation ditch to the colony must have paralleled the old ranchero's ditch ... Historical records also documents indicate that the colonists built their homes out of adobe, because wood was too expensive. Adobe came from a site where the Dreyfus Winery was later built ... BUSINESS—Langenberger, the pioneer merchant, built a two-story building where the J. C. Penney store now is ... The Dreyfus Winery was later built ... 4-H Week Set For March 3-11 March 3-11 has been set aside as National 4-H club week, recently announced Anne Girod, home advisor in charge of Orange county 4-H club work. All over the world the 4-H members will present its theme, "Working Together for World Understanding." According to Miss Girod, 4-H accomplishments set a new high record with nearly two million young people enrolled in 4-H club work. Orange county 4-H members are in different projects which teach them to gain a better understanding of their responsibilities in the world today. In 1950 some 100 voluntary local leaders directed the 4-H club program in Orange county. Over 500 rural boys and girls completed projects in agriculture and home economics. A well-rounded program is set up for the youth with projects in home gardens, forestry, farm management, livestock, tractor maintenance, electricity, food preparation and preservation, clothing, home furnishing and junior leadership. The 4-H program is under the direction of the Agricultural Extension service, 1104 W. Eighth Santa Ana. BOYS WITH PLANES STRATFORD, Ont. (QP)—Youngsters in the PAL Model Airplane Club here have their own workshop where they build everything from flying saucers to model airplanes with a seven-foot wingspread. Apprehensive mothers note the big models are almost big enough to carry baby brother away. the Colony in such a way to facilitate the flow of water rather than by the cardinal points of the compass .... The main irrigation FFA Continued from Page 1 ard Toussau, second; dairy: ninth Van Dyke, first; Richard llams, second; Narcie Ferr third; swine: Marvin Van Berg, first; rabbits: Ronald first; Jess Villa, second; Joe nner, third; citrus: Don S first. O E. Hanson, manager of heim branch of Bank of America presented officers' keys to following FFA branch office President Robert Van Dyke President Louis Stephens, Reer Carrol Coykendall, Secr Rodger Burrows, Treasurer nie Thornton, and Sentinelley Spicer. Point awards based on achievement in classroom work, shop projects, fairs and miscellaneous activities were sent by Joe Wilmore or Pierce College of Agriculture. FFA watch fobs were pressed to Tom Heinrich, Stanley S Erwin Kelly, Robert Van Dyke and Ed Glenn for 400 poln more. Bill Teague and George M received FFA emblems for points or more. Rodger Del Larry Fishbeck, Charles Burn Jim Cuthbert, Rodger Bur Ray Bokleman, Louie Stepien Bennie Thornton and O Coykendall received 200 medium sized FFA emblems. For 100 points or more, avwere presented to Joe Mello my Bell, Hubert Beberla Herrera, Sammy Azzara Johnson, Bob Kelly and Ke Laird. The entire meeting was ducted by officers of the Ana FFA chapter. Project talks given by Buddy Chambers, man, Rodger DeMille, sophor Stanley Spicer, junior, and I Stephens senior. A demonstration of sheep blocking was given Ed Glenn and the meeting owith an adult judging contest chickens and oranges as the object. KOREAN WAR Continued from Page 1 tions resumed its limited o sive, Feb. 21, the Chinese North Koreans are believed number 300,000 below Parallel Honesty • Integrity Experience • Knowledge — The four requisites An Income Tax Return is the most important and the most expensive document the average person signs. Don't trust its preparation to the side line "expert." Look for the State Board of Accountancy License. Only those so qualified may use the designation, "Accountant." This information presented by the Anaheim Committee of Public Accountants and Certified Public Accountants, a group of established professional men serving this vicinity all the year around. BUSINESS — Langenberger, the pioneer merchant, built a two-story building where the J. C. Penney store now is... The Dreyfuss Winery was built in 1885 at the height of the Colony's prosperity as a vineyard... After vineyards disappeared from the Anaheim scene, the Washington navel orange and English walnuts were grown. In 1889, 100 carloads of oranges were shipped from Anaheim... TOWNSITE — George Hansen surveyed Osteveras' rancho. He was an interesting character and a book might easily have been written about his exploits and endeavors... He had to lay out the Colony in such a way to facilitate the flow of water rather than by the cardinal points of the compass... The main irrigation ditch entered the colony at Sycamore on East street. A secondary ditch came in near Santa Ana street... Although Anaheim had fabulous beginnings, it wasn't smooth sailing for all the Colonists, because musty old issues of the Los Angeles Star carried notices of tax sales of the lots of Himmelmann, Jamysky, Welder and Stopendeck for delinquent taxes. That was in 1880... NITECAP—Most fellows who feel sorry for themselves don't know how well off they really are. KOREAN WAR Continued from Page I tions resumed its limited o sive, Feb. 21, the Chinese North Koreans are believed number 300,000 below Parallele in South Korea. Lt. Gen. Matthew B. Ridgge commander of Allied forces in Korea, told a news reference the reds have plenty men to launch a big counterfensive. But he expressed belief that an attack is not imminent. Ridgway added that his forces the moment" could stop a recofensive. The ex-paratrooper general spoke confidently of his Elm Army's capabilities and praised the support he has received in General MacArthur. Ridgway went to Korea to succeed Lt. Walton H. Walker, who was sed in a jeep accident north Seoul in December. Ridgway manded an airborne division Europe in World War II. On the battlefront, a six-snow fall slowed the determination push Tuesday through craggy mountains and rice-died valleys across the peninsula east of Seoul. Fresh pears, peeled, halved, coated, make a company dean when they are filled with vanilla ice cream and served with strawberry or raspberry sauce. Use quick-frozen grapeberries raspberries for the sauce. Singer, Ringer At White Temple Judy Spain, talented nine-year-old Negro singer and Bell Ringer, will present a unique program at the Family Night Dinner and entertainment tomorrow night at White Temple Methodist church. Judy has been singing in public since she was two years old when she was three she won several radio contests in Philadelphia and since coming to southern California five years ago, she has won first place on Hollywood - Your Opportunity' television program and three times at the Clifton's Cafeteria children's contest. The program will consist of religious classics, hymns and rituals sung with Judy's own personal interpretation. She also been studying bell-ringing after the nationally famous Marie Swiss-Bell-Ringers and will present several numbers on the coolo Sheep Bells. Rose Marie Lawson, fifteen-year-old accomplished pianist will accompany Judy in her numbers also play on the bells with FFA FFA Continued from Page 1 Toussaau, second; dairy: Kenh Van Dyke, first; Richard Wilkins, second; Narcie Ferreira, third; swine: Marvin Van Den Berg, first; rabbits: Ronald Korn, tent; Jess Villa, second; Joe Felk, third; citrus: Don Sagan, tent. Some Easter Seal Letters Missent If any Anaheim residents received Easter Seal appeal letters signed by the Sacramento County Society for Crippled Children rather than one signed by the Orange County society, it was due to an error, Mrs. Edward J. Power, campaign chairman for Anaheim explained today. Although each county society writes its own letter to accompany the seals, printing details are handled by state headquarters in San Francisco, she said. In its shipment of appeal letters the local society received an undetermined number printed for the Sacramento county organization. The error was not detected until after the local organization's Easter Seal letters were in the mail. Anyone receiving a Sacramento county letter and wishing to make a contribution should make available to the Orange County for Crippled Children at Shenandoah Grove blvd., Garden Mrs. Powers said. The Orange county society receives for funds to carry out program of resisting hand children, she explained, ange county organization share in money collected cried children societies counties. EMPTY CIGARETTE PACK SWINDLE SINGAPORE (E) — Worth cost of cigarettes soaring ecters here have developed dummy packet swindle. Popular brands have been by wholesalers and retailers nothing inside but cardboard tributors say unscrupulous die-men are responsible for difficult to track down the Value-Packed MAR FFA Continued from Page 1 Toussau, second; dairy: Kenh Van Dyke, first; Richard Wilns, second, Narcie Ferreira, swine: Marvin Van Den g, first; rabbits: Ronald Korn, t, Jess Villa, second, Joe Felkthird; citrus: Don Sagan, D. E. Hanson, manager of Anamom branch of Bank of America, presented officers' keys to the owing FFA branch officers: President Robert Van Dyke, Vice President Louis Stephens, ReportCarrol Coykendall, Secretary Burrows, Treasurer BenThornton, and Sentinel StanSpicer. Point awards based on achievement in classroom work, projects, projects, fairs and shows and cellaneous activities were preted by Joe Wilmore of the Force College of Agriculture. FFA watch fobs were presented Tom Heinrich, Stanley Spicer, evin Kelly, Robert Van Dyke Ed Glenn for 400 points or Will Teague and George Mitobe received FFA emblems for 300 points or more. Rodger DeMille, Rory Fishbeck, Charles Burrows, Cuthbert, Rodger Burrows, Bokleman, Louie Stephens, nie Thornton and Carrol kendall received 200-point, medium sized FFA emblems. For 100 points or more, awards are presented to Joe Mello, JimBell, Hubert Beberia, Eddie Rera, Sammy Azzara, Andy Janson, Bob Kelly and Kennon The entire meeting was contled by officers of the Anaheim chapter. Project talks were nized by Buddy Chambers, freshly Rodger DeMille, sophomore, Louie Spicer, junior, and Louie ohens senior. A demonstration sheep blocking was given by Glenn and the meeting closed an adult judging contest with kens and oranges as the sub- KOREAN WAR Continued from Page 1 resumed its limited offenFeb. 21, the Chinese and th Koreans are believed to Value-Packed MAR Anaheim Store Open Saturday Nite! Double Bed DIVAN GROUP with Plastic Arms! Exactly as Pictured! $100 Double Bed DIVAN GROUP with Plastic Arms! Exactly as Pictured! $100 Here's a full-size Bed-Divan Living Room Group in smart, colorful Print Woven Fabric with long-wearing Plastic Arms that are so easy to keep clean. We include the Double Bed Divan and Large Matching Lounge Chair. Choose your favorite color combination. Pay Only $15 Down! Gars QUALITY FUR a contribution should make it payable to the Orange County Society for Crippled Children at 9092 Garden Grove blvd., Garden Grove, Mrs. Powers said. The Orange county society depends upon the contributions it receives for funds to carry out its program of assisting handicapped children, she explained. The Orange county organization does not share in money collected by crippled children societies in other counties. EMPTY CIGARETTE PACK SWINDLE SINGAPORE (E) — With the cost of cigarettes soaring, racketeers here have developed the dummy packet swindle. Popular brands have been sold by wholesalers and retailers with nothing inside but cardboard. Distributors say unscrupulous middle-men are responsible for the packet, but declare that it is difficult to track down the culprits. Progress Made In Junior Play In spite of bothersome complications which have beset rehearsals for the Junior Play, "Not in a Thousand Years," it can now be said that things are running along fairly smooth. 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