anaheim-gazette 1952-10-30

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago October 1877 The regular meeting of the Anaheim Fire company was held last evening. The report of the committee on bylaws was adopted. It was resolved that a picnic be given on Sunday next and the following committee was appointed: Committee on arrangements, M. L. Wicks, G. D. Plato, Theo Lynill, D. R. Payne, C. Bennerschutt. F. Backs was elected treasurer with bonds fixed at $1,000. On motion it was ordered that the chief be allowed to purchase the necessary axes, lantern and buckets needed; the amount expended not to exceed $150. The Sacramento fire department chief has offered to sell engines in good order at from $340 to $800 on easy terms. Sometime ago the Anaheim board of city trustees offered to refund $100 expended by the fire department in the purchase of necessary articles after the tax is collected this fall. Col. R. S. Baker and wife were among the arrivals from Los Angeles last night. 50 Years Ago October 1902 The District Federation of Women's clubs will meet in Santa Ana on Oct. 20 and 21. At a joint meeting of the Ebell and Woman's club, the following committees were appointed to take charge of the convention: Press, badge and program; Mmes. D. C. Higble, J. A. Finley and F. A. Marks; house: Mmes. A. J. Lawton, Sarah E. Earhart, Helen McCoy, J. G. Bailey, W. W. Croser, B. E. Turner, C. F. Mansur, A. H. Bilber, J. G. Gregg, Fannie Goepper; reception: Mmes. Clara Baker, Max Reinhaus, W. F. Heathman, T. A. Winbigler, Alice Yount, Frank Ey, D. L. Anderson, Ella Hanna, G. J. Mosbaugh, Mrs. V. Montgomery was chairman of the meeting and requested the club women of the club to offer the use of their carriages to convey the visitors from the station to the reception room. Miss Anna Schneider and Misses Mary and Dora Burdorf of Orange-thorpe ave., returned on Saturday from a 10 day's sojourn at Catalina. R. H. Seale and his son, Pat spent an outing of a week at the classic town of San Pedro where they put a new roof on the city hall. Pat informs us that Pedro is a bird of a town. 25 Years Ago October 1927 Attorney and Mrs. Leonard Evans returned yesterday from an enjoyable 10 days outing at Balboa Beach. Paul Demaree, science teacher at the local high school, will soon be living in his new home, close to the school, with his wife and family. Besides teaching, Mr. Demaree will guide the destinies of the lightweight foot ball team this fall. Mrs. Emma Hervey of Dallas, Tex., is visiting Miss Elenora Parker. Mrs. Hervey will spend some time touring Southern California before returning to her home in Texas. COFFEE HOUR WITH Many Anaheim residentsance yesterday at the home John A. Larson, 724 N.C.a Coffee Hour with Eis Three-Day Welfare At Los Alamitos The naval air station, Los A mitos near Long Beach, is featuring the first annual fall welfare carnival. This big three-day event will run from Friday, Oct. 31 Sunday, Nov. 2, from 1 p.m.to 50 Years Ago October 1902 The District Federation of Women's clubs will meet in Santa Ana on Oct. 20 and 21. At a joint meeting of the Ebell and Woman's club, the following committees were appointed to take charge of the convention: Press, badge and program; Mmes. D. C. Higble, J. A. Finley and P. A. Marks; house: Mmes. A. J. Lawton, Sarah E. Earbart, Helen McCoy, J. G. Bailey, W. W. Crosler, R. Smith, Misses Mary Cotter and Lucy Boyle; music: Mrs. Padgham; entertainment: Mmes. H. K. Snow, C. E. French, B. L. Freeman, J. G. Paul Demaree, science teacher at the local high school, will soon be living in his new home, close to the school, with his wife and family. Besides teaching Mr. Demaree will guide the destinies of the lightweight foot ball team this fall. Mrs. Emma Hervey of Dallas, Tex., is visiting Miss Elenora Parker. Mrs. Hervey will spend some time touring Southern California before returning to her home in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Wilber and two children of Oroville are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Jongewaard. Political Advertisement DON'T PAY ANY MORE TAXES! ... than you absolutely have to! TO THE TAXPAYERS OF ANAHEIM: On Tuesday, Nov. 4th, we the taxpayers of Anaheim are being asked to "mortgage" our homes in the amount of $2,500,000.00 for the expansion of our public school system. On the same day we are also being asked to remove the property tax on our private, non-profit, school system. As a taxpayer and citizen of Anaheim it seems to me more practical and profitable to encourage the non-profit, private schools to expand their school facilities and thereby reduce the public school tax burden. At present these non-profit private schools are saving the taxpayer $350,-000.00 per year by virtue of the fact that the parents of the children attending these schools now pay taxes. Three-Day Welfare At Los Alamitos The naval air station, Los Alamitos near Long Beach, is feathering the first annual fall welfare carnival. This big three-day event will run from Friday, Oct. 31 Sunday, Nov. 2, from 1 p.m.to 4 p.m. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 30, No. 6, 13, 20, 27, 1952) No. A-22070 NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF MARY HEUER, D.C. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said decedent or said estate to file them with the necessary vouchers in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of the County of Orange, State of California, or to present the same, with the necessary vouchers, to the under-signed at his or her place of business to-wit: 403 Bank of America Bldg. 104 North Claudina Street, Anaheim California, within six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated October 27, 1952 LYDIA BUCHELT. Executrix of the Estate said decedent. FRISR & SCHUTZ. 403 Bank of America Bldg., Anaheim, California. Attorneys for Executrix. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 9, 1952) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME P-5979 THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby certify that they are conducting commercial fishing business at 51st Street, City of Newport, County of Orange, State of California, under the fictitious firm name of SEAFOOD SPECIALITIES CO., and that such firm is composed of the following persons whose names and addresses are as follows: to-wit: Carl H. Schoenberg. 16371 Huntsman Beach Blvd., Huntington Beach 1, Calif. Paul E. Clark. 1635 East Chapel man Orange, California. WITNESS our hands this 4th day of October 1952. CARU H. SCHOENEBEROG PAUL E CLARK STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF ORANGE On this 4th day of October, 1952 before me Warren L. Schutz, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein daily commissioned and sworn personally appeared Carl H. Schoenberg and Paul E. Clark known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that they executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and affirmed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. WARREN L. SCHUTZ, Notary Public in and for said County and State. (SEAL) it seems to me more practical and profitable to encourage the non-profit, private schools to expand their school facilities and thereby reduce the public school tax burden. At present these non-profit private schools are saving the taxpayer $350,-000.00 per year by virtue of the fact that the parents of the children attending these schools pay their own way. The children who attend these schools have a curriculum prescribed by the state and identical to that of tax-supported public schools. These schools therefore render the same public service as the public schools and for the same reason should be tax exempt. Simple justice would grant them tax exemption. Our State Legislature reasoned thus and voted by 108 to 2 to remove property taxes from the private, non-profit school buildings and grounds. Our Governor signed it. The Anaheim taxpayer who votes for Proposition 3 is doing Anaheim and himself a public service by indirectly decreasing the public school tax burden . . . ...and what is more important ...he is helping to increase the love and knowledge of God. JOSEPH D. HUARTE, 13432 E. La Palma ,Anaheim FEEE HOUR WITH EISENHOWER— by Anaheim residents were in attendy yesterday at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. Larson, 724 N. Clementine st., for coffee Hour with Eisenhower session. Shown pouring for Mrs. Arthur May, left, Santa Ana chairman of Women for Eisenhower of Orange county, is Mrs. Larson. Dr. Larson appears at right. EGAZETTE PHOTO Three-Day Welfare Carnival Slated Los Alamitos Naval Air Station naval air station, Los Alanear Long Beach, is featurelly first annual fall welfare event from Friday, Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, from 1 p.m. to 1 The main attraction of the giant midway will be the well known Martin United Shows. This unit consists of the typical carnival-type rides included. There will also be many varieties of refreshments. The main purpose of the three-day event is to raise money for the station welfare fund to enlarge the recreation and athletic facilities of the base for the naval and marine air reservists, their families and guests. It is also intended to be a big fun place. Weeklong Seven Of Services Served At First Baptist "Christ for Everyone!"—the theme of a week of service to be conducted at First church, Broadway at Citrus Nov. 2-9. "Pastor Bob Kian is to be the speaker messages will center on aspects of the Christian pertaining to Jesus Christ. According to Pastor Kian Jesus Christ can answer contemporary difficulty whether it be individual orative. "Why be a Christian Young Man Who Lived obviously," "God and the Enemy World," "What Is True Succes etc., are some of the seminars. The public is cordially invited to attend these nightly m. services. A nursery maintained at all the n. Water Problems (Continued from Page) who has studied legal proconnected with the questioned four methods under. One, he said, would be formation of an entire district, its boundaries idem with the boundaries of the in, and having powers to money for replenishment some equitable basis. A second plan, he said, be creation of a zone system in the Metropolitan water similar to but an enlarger the Los Angeles county flood control district. These zones have some autonomy to deal with their individual water problem. Third plan, said Howell, be a joint venture contract between existing districts and with powers over the commuter supply to tax or assess some equitable basis. Three-Day Welfare Carnival Slated at Los Alamitos Naval Air Station Naval air station, Los Alanear Long Beach, is featureing the first annual fall welfare event from Friday, Oct. 31 to Nov. 2, from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. The main attraction of the giant midway will be the well known Martin United Shows. This unit consists of the typical carnival-type rides including the loop-o-plane, octopus, caterpillar, ferris wheel, etc. There will be many concessions of the "win-a-prize" type with prizes ranging from baby dolls to knuts and bacon. There will also be many varieties of refreshments. The main purpose of the three-day event is to raise money for the station welfare fund to enlarge the recreation and athletic facilities of the base for the naval and marine air reservists, their families and guests. It is also intended to be a big "splice the main brace party" for all hands to celebrate a very successful summer at which the 30-odd reserve squadrons attached to the base carried out their two weeks summer training cruise. A second plan, he said, be creation of a zone system in the Metropolitan water district to but an enlarger the Los Angeles county flood control district. These zones have some autonomy to deal with their individual water problems. Third plan, said Howell, be a joint venture contrietween existing districts and with powers over the commuter supply to tax or assess of water. Fourth plan would be to the present Orange county district by annexation; the ed areas not to be subject general tax of the water for other purposes, but on purchase of replenishment. FOF ORANGE 4th day of October, 1952. Warren L. Schutz, a Notary and for said County and living therein duly commissed, personally appearSchoeneberg and Paul E. own to me to be the persons are subscribed to the instrument, and acknowledged they executed the same. NESS WHEREOF. I have at my hand and affixed my the day and year in this first above written. WARREN L. SCHUTZ. Notary Public in and for said County and State. session expires March 6, 1954. GAL NOTICES Helm Gazette Oct. 9, 10, 22, 30, 1952.) CATE OF BUSINESS TIOUR FIRM NAME P5978 DERSIGNED do hereby they are conducting a business at 715 No. Los street. City of Anaheim, orange, State of California, fictitious firm name of FLOOR COVERING and firm is composed of the persons, whose names and as follows, to wit: L. Owston, 512 No. Bush Anaheim, California. Casto, 13922 East Orange, orange, California. our hands this 6th day of L. ERNEST H. OWSTON. BILENN E. CASTO. CALIFORNIA as ORANGE th day of October, 1952. Warren L. Schutz, a in and for said County standing therein duly com- sword, personally an- t H. Owston and Glenn known to me to be the names are subscribed in instrument, and so me that they executed WHEREOF. I have at my hand and affixed my the day and year in this first above written. WARREN L. SCHUTZ. Notary Public in and for said County and State. son expires March 6, 1954 Foods start cooking the second you turn gas on There’s no time-wasting, warm-up period with gas. Turn on the top burner of a new automatic gas range and the clean blue flame springs to life immediately. You get instant heat at any temperature you select...from full flame for boiling to mere pinpoints of heat for simmering. You cook with visible heat, too. You can see just how much heat you’re using...can adjust it instantly to meet any cooking requirement. And when you turn it obeys you with split-second prompt There’s no lingering heat to cause boil-overs or scorching. 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Water Problems (Continued from Page One) Who has studied legal problems connected with the question, outlined four methods under study. One, he said, would require formation of an entirely new district, its boundaries identical with the boundaries of the basin, and having powers to raise money for replenishment, on some equitable basis. A second plan, he said, would be creation of a zone system, within the Metropolitan water district, similar to but an enlargement of the Los Angeles county flood control district. These zones would have some autonomy to deal with their individual water problems. Third plan, said Howell, would be a joint venture contract between existing districts and cities, with powers over the common water supply to tax or assess the use water. Fire Devastates Southern Forests By The Associated Press Thousands of fire fighters today carried on their battle against forest flames roaring over vast areas in southern states. Tennessee, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas and North Carolina appeared to be hit the hardest. Fires were widespread also in Alabama, Georgia and Kentucky and some were reported in Texas, South Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia. Funeral Services Announced for Lawrence Payne Funeral services have been set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. for Lawrence E. Payne of Gardena, son of Mrs. Emma C. Payne and brother of Ted L. Payne, both of Anaheim. The service will be held in Thomas L. Miller mortuary at 10927 Downey blvd., Downey. Mr. Payne succumbed yesterday to a heart attack while at work. Other survivors include his wife, Dessa; three sons, Arlett, Edwin and Edward Randolph; five grandchildren; another brother, George E. of Hastings, Neb.; and two sisters, Colla Goodyear of Anaheim and Ida Yates of North Platte, Nebr. Graveside services will be held following the mortuary service in Loma Vista cemetery at 2:30 p.m. Talk on Trends In Legislation Slated Saturday E. Raymond Wilson, executive secretary of the Friends committee on national legislation in Washington, D.C., will talk on "Trends in Legislation" Saturday when Friends and other interested persons from all over Southern California meet in Garden Grove at the Alamitos Friends church at 7:15 p.m. This is the monthly regional meeting of the American Friends service committee (Quakers). Wilson is intimately acquainted with the situation in Washington, D.C., and has been in the forefront in bringing to the attention of legislators the concerns of religious groups in such issues as universal military training, the new immigration bill and support of United Nations' agencies. An afternoon session of the AFSC meeting will open at 4 p.m. and will be devoted to an interpretation of the material aids program and what people can do to relieve part of the suffering of the world. ANAHEIM RADIATOR REPAIR Rear Crowell Olds 252 North Los Angeles St. Anahlm, Calif. 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