anaheim-gazette 1953-08-13

National Convention Delegates Give Reports to Local Red Cross Chapter Report on the National Red Cross convention was made to the board of directors of Anaheim chapter at its meeting Wednesday evening by Joe R. Thompson, chapter chairman, and his wife who attended as delegates. Three thousand delegates, 300 of whom were from Junior Red Cross convened in Constitution Hall. High lights were the addresses of President Eisenhower; Roland Harriman, president of Red Cross, and Miss Susan Long. Junior Red Cross delegate from Beverly Hills. Members of the chapter's First Aid Service served at the Boy Scout Jamboree, giving first aid to visitors. Four stations were maintained by the Orange county chapters, and Anaheim supplied the largest number, in proportion to population, of any chapter. Hubert Ladig, First Aid chairman, was in charge. Water Safety, Tex Middleton, chairman, has an extensive program at the high school, where Joe Critchfield, Water Safety Instructor, is employed by the chapter, and at the City Park plunge, where Miss Gretchen Gloyer is the Water Safety Instructor. The attendance is heavy. The work at the high school will be concluded this week with a Water Carnival—Home Service, with the executive secretary, Mrs. Kathryn Wheeler, in charge, reported 35 cases open during the month, eight of which were new and two re-opened. Service was given in 19 active service personnel and one veteran's cases. There were 45 office calls and 10 home calls were made. Nine telegrams were sent and eight received. The signing of the Korean truce has increased this work. Mrs. P. H. Nelson, Blood Program chairman, announced the Blood - Mobile visit set for Aug. 28. She hopes to have a good turnout, as much blood is needed forGamma Globulin, because of the prevalence of polio. Miss Frieda Janss, Camp and Hospital chairman, reported that the Long Beach Veterans Hospital is requesting detective stories and comic magazines for their patients. The hospital is also asking for retired men volunteers to teach the hospitalized veterans watching, radio work, shop or drafting. Information regarding these requests can be obtained from the Nine Anaheimers Attend Whittier Summer Session Nine residents of Anaheim among the 374 students attending the second term of the Whitte College Summer Session, according to college officials. The registration figure for the four-week session represents a slight increase over the enrollment for the corresponding term last year. Registration for a special week workshop, "The Elementary School Child," will remain open through Aug. 17, the opening of the course. The workshop will be conducted by Dr. Howard Lane, professor of early childhood and elementary education at New York University School of Education. Dr. Lane is one of eleven visiting lecturers on the second summer faculty. Anaheim residents attend the second term are: Placida A. Bardon, 501 E. Chrtes; Mrs. Blanche Butler, S. Valdina; Mrs. Evangeline L. Visis; 1021 E. Center; James G. H. 738 N. Olive; Mrs. Mitzi R. Maqi 727 S. Olive; Mrs. Mary I Smith; 1218 W. Center; W. B Ford Smith; 1218 W. Center; Dothy Sommerville; 328 S. Philadelphia; Roderick M. Wallace; N. Topeka; Mrs. Mary E. Williams; 7831 Louise. Charles B. Halley Dies in LA County Charles B. Halley, 69, a native of Hebron, Nebr., who came Paint with TREASURE TONES WALLPAPER Sanders—RENTALS—Polishers SCHAEFFLER PAINTS and WALLPAPER 120 N. Los Angeles St., Anaheim Phone Anaheim 2469 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING RESIDENTIAL - INDUSTRIAL Bungalow Electric COMPANY 613 S. Los Angeles Street Phone ANAHEIM 3512 NEED AN ELECTRICIAN? Everything Electrical—Lowest Prices JOSEPH A. LIEB "Orange County's Oldest Established Electrical Contractor" 111 E. 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The registration figure for the four-week term represents a slight increase in enrollment for the corrections term last year. Registration for a special two-week workshop, "The Elementary Child," will remain open through Aug. 17, the opening day of the course. The workshop will be conducted by Dr. Howard A. Professor of early childhood elementary education at the New York University School of Education. Dr. Lane is one of eight long-lasting lecturers on the second semester faculty. Anaheim residents attending second term are: - Lucida A. Bardon, 501 E. Charlton; - Mrs. Blanche Butler, 9812 Ana; Mrs. Evangeline L. Dailey, 2021 E. Center; James G. Hull, F. Olive; Mrs. Mitzi R. Magill, F. Olive; Mrs. Mary Lou S., 1218 W. Center; W. Bur-Smith, 1218 W. Center; Doris Sommerville, 328 S. Philadelphi-Roderick M. Wallace, 727 Mapleka; Mrs. Mary E. Wilford, 7831 Louise. Charles B. Halley resides in LA County Charles B. Halley, 69, a native Welborn, Nebr., who came to Attendants Feted By Bride's Parents On the evening before their daughter was to be married, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Rinehart of 506 So. Citron st. gave a dinner party at their home for the members of the wedding. Those attending were the bride-elect, Miss Wanda Rinehart, the mother of the groom elect, Mrs. Logan Heath of Phoenix, the bride's brother, Ted Rinehart, a close friend, Miss Marilyn Smith, and the bride's former room-mates from Sacramento, Miss Robyn Willisey and Miss Nelayne French. Other members of the wedding party were not able to attend. Industrial Nurses Hold Meet Here Mrs. Elsie Myers of Robertshaw-Fulton conducted the July meeting of the Orange County Industrial Nurses Association at the Anaheim plant. After a short business meeting, the group heard a history of the Robertshaw Corporation and toured the plant. Refreshments were served at the end of the tour. The August meeting will be held in the Union Oil Research Laboratory in Brea, according to Club Secretary Mrs. Jeannette Elliot of Northrop, Anaheim. Monday was the birthday of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Graham, 611 S. Indiana st. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital and weighed 7 lbs. $8½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pool of 926 Rotary to Hear Canco Official Harry S. Barton, Pacific Division representatives of American Can Company, will be the guest speaker at a luncheon meeting of the Anaheim Rotary Club on Monday, Aug. 17, at the Elks Club. The title of his talk will be "Your Community - In Today's World." Mr. Barton's career in industry and public service covers a span of 20 years in the fields of product development manufacturing, distribution and management counseling. During World War II he served as a Navy consultant on the government's Controlled Materials Plan, and also with the Navy's emergency Plant Management Section. As division representative of Canco, he has ample opportunity to observe and analyze the importance of teamwork between farmers, canners and can-makers in creating a $750,000,000-a-year industry in California. Mr. Barton is a past deputy-governor of the Executive Toast-masters Club and a former member of the Los Angeles Community Chest speakers' bureau. Mr. and Mrs. Job Denni, 9592 S. Juliana st., welcomed a son born on Friday in Fullerton General hospital. Five Girls Return From Camping Tour Five junior high girls of Church of Christ returned onURday from a week spent at gales Crest Christian camp." were chosen to attend on the Christian endeavor and church tendance and participated in camping experience with 180 from five different Christian churches. Local campers were Marlene Bender, Marilyn Watts, Lois S beer, Judy Chandler and Ma Robinson. Mrs. Al Casebeer attended the camping session hel dthe post of dean of girls Robert Burton or Duty in Alaska WITH U.S. FORCES IN AKA—Pvt. Robert W. Burton of Mr. and Mrs. Virgil H. Burton 7852 E. Second st., Stanton, recently arrived in Alaska for duty at Fort Richardson. Army units stationed in Alaska undergo intensive field training while providing a defense for the northern approaches to U.S. and Canada. Private Burton, who received basic training at Fort Ord, graduated from Anaheim High school in 1951 and enlisted in the Army in February of this year. Charles B. Halley res in LA County Charles B. Halley, 69, a native Nebraska, Nebr., who came to California 57 years ago and who in Anaheim for 28 years died Friday night at a Los Angeles hospital after an extended illness is survived by his wife, Len-Halley whose home is at 705 Monroe st.; two brothers, George of Nebraska and Harry in Colorado; one niece, Margaret E. Hepler of Elm and other nieces and nephews was a member of the church of Christ. Central services were conducted at the Hillgenfeld chapel Tuesday, Al J. Casebeer, pastor of Church of Christ, officiated burial was made in Loma Vis Memorial Park. and Mrs. John Swain of Rio Vista st., became the sons of a son on Friday. The last was born in Fullerton Cotchospital. The August meeting will be held in the Union Oil Research laboratory in Brea, according to Club Secretary Mrs. Jeannette Elliot of Northrop, Anaheim. Monday was the birdday of a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Graham, 611 S. Indiana st. The infant was born in St. Joseph hospital and weighed 7 lbs. 8½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. Jake Pool of 926 N. Palm st. welcomed a new daughter on Monday. She was born in Fullerton Cottage hospital and weighed 7 lbs., 11½ oz. Mr. and Mrs. James Sauer, 1419 California—pl., are receiving congratulations upon the birth of son on Thursday in Fullerton General hospital. Mrs. James McKenzie (Cecilla) this week joined the ranks of Kwiksetters who belong to the 45 year club. After 14 years with the Sheffield Steel Co., in Kansas City and 3 years with the Scarlet Aero-Industries, she joined Kwikset and is now in the Receiving Department. She and her husband, an Anaheim police officer, live at 627 N. Lemon st. with Mrs. McKenzie's mother who recently came to live with them and an 11 year old grandson. for your budget SAVE Plenty of Free Off Street Parking of Top Quality Always quality, taste and freshness or your money back. We will at how low our advertised price, we guarantee our produce Top Quality Meats "A Pleasure to Serve You" Fresh, Lean Ground Reef 29 lb U.S. and Canada. Private Burton, who received basic training at Fort Ord, graduated from Anaheim High school in 1951 and enlisted the Army in February of this year. 301 W. 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