anaheim-gazette 1953-11-05

6 Anaheim Gazette THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1953 ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Martinez. A daughter was born to Mr. and 406 S. East st., welcomed a baby Mrs. M. Duke Clark, Jr., 748 No. daughter weighing 6 lbs. 1 oz. on Resh st., on Monday. The infant Thursday. The infant was born in weighed 8 lbs. 1 oz. upon her arsanta Ana Community hospital, rival in St. Joseph hospital. "Buy It Where It's Made" We not only make... but also specially mix. PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES BAD WEATHER Will Soon Be HERE! PAINT-UP Before it comes. LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2831 German Importer Is Guest Here Mrs. Anna Von Kraft of Duesseldorf, Germany, has recently been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Faessel of 500 No. Clementi. A food importer, Mrs. Kraft wint in this country on a buying tranand was delighted to be able take back to Germany her filt impressions of American home life. She has been in this country brief visits before but always made her headquarters in a hot After a brief stay in St. Josee hospital, Mrs. Thomas Schwarand baby son are at home at 5 So. Walnut st. The infant wworn on Oct. 28 and weighed lbs., 12 oz. upon arrival. EXCLUSIVE! ... Largest an Meat Aging Plant in th AGING PLANT IS ESSENTIAL PART OF FINE MEAT PROGRAM Nearly 20 years ago Safeway inaugurated a revolutionary Five-Point Plan unconditionally guaranteeing you the finest eating meats at Safeway! HERE IS THE SAFEWAY PLAN! 1-IMPROVED MEAT SELECTION. Only USDA CHOICE BEEF, LAMB and the top grades of other means are sold at Safeway. Beef, for example, comes from cattle raised in the Far West, then transferred to California Feeders for ultra-scientific production of beef beef. 2-SCIENTIFIC MEAT AGING. Beef and lamb are aged under controlled humidity and temperature to ensure peak eating flavor and tenderness. 3-REMOVAL OF INEDIBLE TRIM. Surplus fat and excess bone are removed before weighing. You get more good-eating meat in every GROWING WITH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA! At Vernon Avenue and Alameda Street, Los Angeles, is the finest, most modern meat aging plant in the Western United States. In 1936, Safeway built the first facilities designed exclusively for aging meats. Four years later, it was outgrown by the insistent demand for better, finer eating meats made possible by the Safeway 3-Point-Plan and a new, even more scientifically advanced plant was erected. Nearly 20 years ago Safeway inaugurated a revolutionary Five-Point Plan unconditionally guaranteeing you the finest eating meats at Safeway! HERE IS THE SAFEWAY PLAN! 1-IMPROVED MEAT SELECTION. Only U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF, LAMB and the top grades of other meats are sold in Safeway. Beef, for example, comes from cattle raised in the Far West, then transferred to California Feeders for ultra-scientific production of fine beef. 2-SCIENTIFIC MEAT AGING. Beef and lamb are aged under controlled humidity and temperature to assure peak eating flavor and tenderness. 3-REMOVAL OF INEDIBLE TRIM. Surplus fat and excess bone are removed before weighing. You get more good-eating meat in every pound! 4-CONSTANT TEMPERATURE CONTROL. Up to the moment you buy, Safeway meats are projected by regulated temperatures. Even the delivery tracks are refrigerated. 5-FREQUENT DELIVERIES. Your Safeway market man receives only the amount of meat he expects to sell on a given day. GROWING WITH SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA! At Vernon Avenue and Alomeda Street, Los Angeles, is the finest, most modern meat aging plant in the Western United States. In 1926, Safeway built the first facilities designed exclusively for aging meats. Four years later, it was outgrown by the insistent demand for better, finer eating meats made possible by the Safeway 5-Point-Plan and a new, even more scientifically advanced plant was erected. The successful operation of this plan came through absolute control of every part of the procedure—giving you the best eating meats in the entire West from the moment a shipment of top quality government graded meats is received. Such absolute control is possible only because Safeway operates its own Meat Aging Plant! RIB ROAST Tender succulent beef limited to first five ribs of U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF. Aged to peak of eating perfection. Trimmed before weighing. Seven-inch standing cut...the monarch of oven roasts. ROUND STEAK U.S.D.A. CHOICE beef. (Boneless Round Steak, Ib. 75c.) BONE IN U.S.D.A. CHOICE beef. (Top Sirloin Steak, Ib. 139) SIRLOIN STEAK BONE IN U.S.D.A. CHOICE beef. (Top Sirloin Steak, Ib. 139) T-BONE STEAK Tender, juicy, flavorful. U.S.D.A. CHOICE beef. OR CLUB STEAK 109 SPRY SHORTENING For baking or frying. 3-lb. can 87¢ ROYAL SATIN SHORTENING It's Emulsi-Mixed for better baking. 3-lb. can 81¢ HIGHWAY APPLE SAUCE Excellent flavor. 2 16-oz. cans Fine with meats. 2 16-oz. cans FROZEN GRAPE JUICE Bel-air Concord. Concentrated. 6-oz. can 15¢ HEINZ BABY FOODS Assorted. dozen Strained. 97¢ GOLD POUND CAKE GROCERY SECTION PEACHES Choice California Clings. Halved or sliced. BUTTER First quality, Grade AA. Quartered, cartoned. JELLY or PRESERVES KERN GRAPE Pure fruit jelly or preserves. BLEACH Quart bottle, 13c; gallon jug, 39c. JANE ARDEN COOKIES Chocolate or vanilla sandwich cookies with "party" flavor. 5¼-oz. pkg. 19¢ 9¼-oz. pkg. 29¢ Save Sweet Pea Swanson Selected Almond HEINZ BABY FOODS Assorted. dozen cans 97¢ Strained. GOLD POUND CAKE SPECIAL 29¢ Beverage Values Edwards Coffee Tops in flavor can 89¢ Vacuum packed. (2-lb. can, 1.76.) Nob Hill Coffee Grind at store bag 85¢ Top quality. (2-lb. bag, 1.69.) Airway Coffee Mild mellow bag 84¢ Grind at store. (2-lb. bag, 1.64.) LOW PRICES ON PRODUCE PIPPIN APPLES 4 lbs. 25¢ Crisp, green. California grown. YELLOW ONIONS 2 lb. 2¢ Sweet, mild. Fine to slice for sandwiches or to cook. FRESH DATES 1-lb. 23¢ New crop Deglet Noor. Rich in natural sugar. PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., NOV. 5, 6, 7, 1953, AT SAFEWAY STORES IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax added to retail prices on taxable items. PURE fruit jelly or preserves. BLEACH (Quart bottle, 13c; gallon jug, 39c) JANE ARDEN COOKIES Chocolate or vanilla sandwich cookies with "party" flavor. 5½-oz. pkg. 19¢ 9¼-oz. pkg. 29¢ SHOW BOAT RICE Fancy long grain. Green label. 1-lb. bag 17¢ 2-lb. bag 32¢ Medium grain (Zenith). Red label. 1-lb. bag 14¢ 2-lb. bag 27¢ SLICED CHEESE Dutch Mill. 8 slices in package. American, Swiss, 8-oz. or Pimienta. pkg. 29¢ SAFE German Importer Guest Here Anna Von Kraft of Duesenberg, Germany, has recently the guest of Mr. and Mrs. N. Jessel of 500 No. Clementine, importer, Mrs. Kraft was country on a buying trip was delighted to be able to back to Germany her firstissions of American home life. Has been in this country on visits before but always other headquarters in a hotel. A brief stay in St. Joseph al., Mrs. Thomas Schwartz baby son are at home at 521 alnut st. The infant was on Oct. 28 and weighed 6 oz. upon arrival. Babbitt-Schwetz Wedding Rites Held Recently at Capilla A beautiful fall bride was Miss Sharon Patricia Babbitt when she exchanged marriage vows with Thomas Bernard Schwetz on October 24 at Capilla de San Antonio. The Rev. Bob Kevorkian of the First Baptist church performed the double ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Babbitt of 8921 Ranchilo st., and was given in marriage by her father. The bridegroom, a Marine Sergeant stationed at El Toro, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schwetz of Cadott, Wisconsin. For the wedding ceremony, Miss Babbitt wore a waltz length gown of nylon tulle over taffeta with matching jacket. She carried a bouquet of white carnations. Her maid of honor was Miss Carol Coad who wore a tulle and lace gown of dusty rose. Bridesmaids Miss Jody McKle of Santa Ana and Miss Jan Pauley of Costa Mesa wore matching gowns in aqua shades. Flower girl, cousin Carolyn Maley, was dressed in orchid tones. Best man was Jack Holmes while groomsmen were Lyle Nehly and Don Eddy. Taking over usher duties were Bill Babbitt and Dick Stewart. Mrs. A. F. Faust accompanied Russell Patterson who sang "Through The Years," "Because," and "The Lord's Prayer." At the reception which followed, Miss Elva Lynn of Anaheim, had charge of the guest book. Miss Lucy Chevolsky of Anaheim and Miss Shirley Stephen of Wilmington poured. The couple departed soon after for a honeymoon trip to Sequoia National park and will make their home at 1309¼ W. Bay ave., Newport Beach. Bean Feed Plant Go Ahead at White Temple Hampered in no way by suctiontion, members of the Crescent club of White Temple Method church are busily preparing for the annual Bean Dinner scheduled for Friday, Nov. 13 in church dining room. On the menu will be Boat style baked beans and bread, salad, dessert, and age priced at 75 cents for adults and 50 cents for children. Public is cordially invited to tend. A musical program movie are being planned as as booths of cooked food, horse gift items and parcel grab bag. McFarland Tolf is general chieftain of the event with committee heads as follows: kitchen, Ence Carlson; ushers, Avon Cson; food booth, Ardis Ann Brosewing, Alice Wheldon; pay post, Wayne Held; decorating James Mesnard; program, Majorle Fackiner; tickets, Down. Tickets may be purchased for any club member or by contacting Don Bown at KE-5-2569. Second Annual Family Life Confab Slated at Anaheim High on Nov. 9 The Orange County Council of Community Agencies will hold the second annual Family Life Conference on Nov. 9, at Anaheim High school, 811 W. Center. Registration begins at 3 p.m., with the Mrs. R. W. Marvin of Anaheim chairman of Youth Group Wand Recreation, will state the purpose of the conference. A skiff family situations will be trayled. SECTION VALUES MIES DEL MONTE 29-oz. can 25¢ Halved or sliced. ER SPRING HOUSE 73¢ Quartered, cartoned. or PRESERVES KERN GRAPE 2-lb. jar 33¢ CH WHITE MAGIC Half gallon 25¢ Save at these Low Prices Sweel Peas Gardenside 17-oz. 12¢ Swanson Fricassee 14-oz. 49¢ Selected chicken, packed in gravy. Almond Clusters Rosbury 6-oz. pkg. 39¢ Second Annual Family Life Confab Slated at Anaheim High on Nov. 9 The Orange County Council of Community Agencies will hold the second annual Family Life Conference on Nov. 9, at Anaheim High school, 811 W. Center. Registration begins at 3 p.m., with the opening session starting promptly at 3:30 p.m. Warren O. Mendenhall, president of the council, will preside. 12 Anaheimers Attend Whittier Twelve residents of Anaheim are among the 1016 students enrolled at Whittier college for the first semester of the 1953-54 school year, it has been announced by college officials. The Anaheim residents are: Placida A. Bagdon, 501 E. Chartes; Donald R. Booth, 205 S. Citron; Roselle J. 'Bultena, 13041 E. North; Roderick L. Cookus, 710 Amstutz; William E. Dorgeloh, 7841 S. Acacia; Mrs. Helen E. Fuquay, 7362 E. Alberta; Carol J. Hochuli, 511 E. Broadway; Dorothy L. Jiles, 11771 Haster; Larry R. Kirchmann, 615 No. Carleton; Harold E. Rice, 724 S. Janss; Shelley E. Smith, 623 W. North; William J. Walker, 622 Grafton. Father William Barry, director of Catholic Welfare in Oran county; Mrs. Harold Horn, leader in Religious Education, Fullerton Paul W. Cook, supt, of Anahale Elementary schools; Rev. R. McAuley, pastor, First Presbyterian church, Orange; Dr. D. McNaughton, director, Santa Ana Junior college; Ralph Smack founder, Toastmasters Club International; and Mrs. Foster Wick, chairman of High School Service, California Congress Parents and Teachers; Mrs. Chale Hale, Family Councillor, San Ana. An informal program during dinner hour will be held from m. until 7:30 p.m., with panel cussions continuing from 7:30 u.m.; Closing session will conducted by Mrs. R. W. Maith with a summary of the panel cussion led by Rev. Eugene Coffin, of Garden Grove. Registrations for sessions are 50c. Registration and dinner $1.75. Outside the Santa Ana, Orange area are requested send their reservations with check, name and address and organization to Mrs. Conan W. Grace is Nov. 5. 'Adam and Fallen Man' is CS Topic The true record of creation, vealing man's dominion and hottage, will be stressed in the Sunday Lesson-Sermon on "Adam and Fallen Man" in all Christian Science churches. Paul's statement to the Romans (5:18) constitutes the Gold Text: "As by the offence of the judgment came upon all men condemnation; even so by righteousness of one the free came upon all men unto justification of life." LEGAL NOTICES WHITE MAGIC Half gallon 25¢ Save at these Low Prices Sweet Peas Gardenside Standard can 12¢ Swanson Fricassee 14 oz. 49¢ Selected chicken, packed in gravy. Almond Clusters Rexbury brand pkg. 39¢ Chocolate Coated. Quaker Puffed Rice 4½ oz. 16¢ Quaker Puffed Wheat 4 oz. 14¢ Black Pepper Crown Colony 3 oz. 33£ Imported, ground. (4 oz. can, 59£) ScofTowels For use in kitchen pull 19£ Puss'n Boots CAT FOOD 2 lb. oz. 15£ Balanced ration. (15-oz. can, 13£) SALAD DRESSING Duchess brand. quart jar 46£ Special price. TIDE DETERGENT 19 oz. 29£ box 47 oz. 69£ PARADE DETERGENT 19 oz. 25£ box 39 oz. 49£ WHITE MAGIC SOAP 23 oz. 25£ box 46 oz. 49£ AFEWAY 135 S. LEMON ST., ANAHEIM FRANK DeVOL and his orchestra will provide the music for the St. Jude Hospital benefit dance Nov. 10, 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., at Sunny Hills Recreation center. Sponsors are Fullerton Rotary club. Ticket donations are $5 per couple and $3 per couple for students with student body cards. Tickets are on sale at Baton Music Store in Anaheim, Neilson's Men's store and Fullerton Music store in Fullerton. Valuable door prizes will be given away. A 7 lbs. 2 oz. son was born in St. Joseph hospital on Thursday to Mr. and Mrs. Victor Terasinski of 1106 Pearl st. BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, N. 5, 12, 19, 1953). No. A-23289 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF OPAL PARKS BRIDGE. TAD. also known as Opal P. BRIDGE. TAD. DECEASED. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN the creditors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased or said estate to file them with necessary vouchers in the office the Clerk of the Superior Court the State of California, in and the County of Orange, or to preside same, with the necessary vouchers to the undersigned at his or place of business, to-wit: 402 Bank America Building, 104 N. Claud Street, Anaheim, California, with six months after the first publication of this notice. Dated October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate said decedent. FRIJS & SCHUTZ 403 Bank of America Bldg. Annaheim, California Attorneys for Executrix NEAN Feed Plans to Ahead at White Temple Ampered in no way by supervision, members of the Crescendo of White Temple Methodist which are busily preparing for annual Bean Dinner schedfor Friday, Nov. 13 in the church dining room. In the menu will be Boston baked beans and brown salad, dessert, and beverice at 75 cents for adults 50 cents for children. The recipe is cordially invited to attend a musical program and are being planned as well moons of cooked food, hand gift items and parcel post bag. Farland Tolf is general chairof the event with committee as follows: kitchen, ElorCarlson; ushers, Avon Carlfood booth, Ardis Ann Brown; ag, Alice Wheldon; parcel Wayne Held; decorations, Mesnard; program, MarFackiner; tickets, Don Ketches may be purchased from club member or by contaction Bown at KE-5-2569. New Life Confab high on Nov. 9 R. W. Marvin of Anaheim, man of Youth Group Work Recreation, will state the purpose of the conference. A skit on any situations will be pordited. ANAHEIM GAZETTE, INC. Theodore B. Kuchel, President Max Besler, Vice-President Mrs. Henry Kuchel Secretary Treasurer Publisher of ANAHEIM GAZETTE Established 1870 Anaheim Gazette Theodore B. Kuchel, Publisher Leonard Kreidt, City Editor G. E. "Andy" Mellen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 259 East Center Street, Anaheim, Caliifornia. Phone: KE 5-2206 Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1879. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $25 per month by carrer or $3 per year by carrier or mall. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 5, 1953) L. A. LEWIS 1017 Citizens National Bank Bldg. Los Angeles 13, California Mutual 6366 Attorney for Administratrix IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IN AND FOR THE COUNTY OF ORANGE. In the Matter for hearing of JEAN J. ARROUES. Deceased. No. A-18060 NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETITION TO EXTEND AND AMEND LEASE ON REAL PROPERTY FOR THE PRODUCTION OF OIL, GAS AND OTHER HYDRO-CARBONS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Marceline Merge has administrated the Estate of Jean J. Arroues, deceased, has filed her verified petition praying for an order authorizing the leasing of the real property hereinafter described; and that Friday, November 20th, 1953, at 10:00 o'clock A.M., in the Superior Court of the State of California, in and for the County of Orange, Department 3 thereof, has been appointed as the time and place for hearing said petition when and where any person interested in said estate may appear and object to granting said petition. Reference is hereby made to the Petition to extend and amend lease for further particulars as to the terms and conditions of the proposed extension and amendment. Said real property is situated in the State of California. Home Advisor to Wed Christmas Eve A Christmas eve wedding is being planned by Miss Meredythe Jane Barker of Santa Ana who is widely known in this area as home advisor in charge of 4-H clubs of Orange county through the University of California Agricultural Extension Service. Miss Barker's engagement to Raymond E. Olson of Long Beach was recently announced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph L. Barker of Agawan, Mass. The bride-elect is a graduate of Simmons College in Boston. Her fiance, son of Mr. and Mrs. Almo S. Olson of Glendora, is attending Long Beach City College after having served with the U.S. Air Force in the Far East Command. MARINERS POTLUCK The Mariners "Shore Boat" met for a potluck supper on Wednesday night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Lindsay, 330 S. Indiam. BUSINESS SERVICE RENT AN ELECTRIC PORTABLE SEWING MACHINE To Make Those Hallowe'en Costumes EXPERIENCED REPAIRING on all makes of machines. Moderate Rates. Anaheim Sewing Machine Exchange 139 S LOS ANGELES ST. PHONE KEystone 5-5225 NEW Life Confab through on Nov. 9 R. W. Marvin of Anaheim, man of Youth Group Work Recreation, will state the purpose of the conference. A skit on any situations will be pordited. Other William Barry, director of Catholic Welfare in Orange Mrs. Harold Horn, leader of religious Education, Fullerton; W. Cook, supt., of Anaheim elementary schools; Rev. R. B. Bley, pastor, First Presbychurch, Orange; Dr. D. C. Daughton, director, Santa Ana college; Ralph Smadley, mer, Toastmasters Club Internal; and Mrs. Foster Warchairman of High School of Arts and Teachers; Mrs. Clara Family Councillor, Santa Informal program during the hour will be held from 6 p.m. at 7:30 p.m., with panel discussions continuing from 7:30 until 8 p.m. Closing session will be directed by Mrs. R. W. Marvin a summary of the panel discussion led by Rev. Eugene Cofid of Garden Grove. Registration for sessions are 50c. Regission and dinner $1.75. Those in the Santa Ana, Orange and Orange areas are requested to their reservations with a name and address and oriation to Mrs. Conan W. Gray, South St., Anaheim, Deadline v. 5. Adam and Fallen man' is CS Topic A true record of creation, reing man's dominion and heriwill be stressed in the Sunnesson-Sermon on "Adam and man" in all Christian Scichurches. It's statement to the Romans constributes 'the Golden "As by the offence of one sent came upon all men to commission; even so by the ousness of one the free gift upon all men unto justificative life." LEGAL NOTICES LEGAL NOTICES Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). No. A-23239 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF OPAL PARKS BRASLOS also known as Opal P. BRASLOS DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 John R. Brastad and Norma L. Goodrich Co-Executors of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Co-Executors. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California, within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California, says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California within months after the first publication notice. October 23, 1953 Mildred C. Nelson Executrix of the Estate of said decedent. A SCHUTZ bank of America Bldg., m., California says for Executrix. Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29, Nov. 19, 1953). NO. A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B. JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVEN to auditors of all persons having against the said decedent in estate to file them with the artery vouchers in the office of the Superior Court of state of California, in and for county of Orange, or to present time, with the necessary voucher to the undersigned at his or her business, to-wit: 402 Bank of Ana Building, 104 N. Claudina Anahiem, California within months after the first publication notice. October 23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe Estateofsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesaiddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtofstateofcalifornia.inandforcountyofOrange.orpresenttimewiththenecessaryvouchertotheundersignedathisorherbusiness.to-wit:402BankofanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.withinmonthsafterthefirstpublicationnotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe Estateofsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesaiddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtofstateofcalifornia.inandforcountyOfOrange.orpresenttimewiththenecessaryvouchertotheundersignedatthisorherbusiness.To-wit:402BankofanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.withinmonthsafterthefirstpublicationnotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe Estateofsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesaiddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtofstateofcalifornia.inandforcountyOfOrange.orpresenttimewiththenecessaryvouchertotheundersignedatthisorherbusiness.To-wit:402BankofanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.withinmonthsafterthefirstpublicationnotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe Estateofsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesaiddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtofstateofcalifornia.inandforcountyOfOrange.orpresenttimewiththenecessaryvouchertotheundersignedatthisorherbusiness.To-wit:402BankofanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.withinmonthsafterthefirstpublicationnotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe Estateofsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesaiddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtOfstateOfcalifornia.inandforcountyOfOrange.orpresenttimewithThenecessaryVoucherToTheUndersignedAtHisOrHerBusiness.To-Wit:402BankOfanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.WithinMonthsAfterTheFirstPublicationNotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe EstateOfsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesideddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtOfstateOfcalifornia.InAndForCountyOfOrange.orpresenttimeWithTheNecessaryVoucherToTheUndersignedAtHisOrHerBusiness.To-Wit:402BankOfanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.WithInMonthsAfterTheFirstPublicationNotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe EstateOfsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesideddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtOfstateOfcalifornia.InAndForCountyOfOrange.orpresenttimeWithTheNecessaryVoucherToTheUndersignedAtHisOrHerBusiness.To-Wit:402BankOfanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.WithInMonthsAfterTheFirstPublicationNotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe EstateOfsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesideddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtOfstateOfcalifornia.InAndForCountyOfOrange.orpresenttimeWithTheNecessaryVoucherToTheUndersignedAtHisOrHerBusiness.To-Wit:402BankOfanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.WithInMonthsAfterTheFirstPublicationNotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe EstateOfsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. ICE 18 HEREY GIVENto auditorsofallpersonshavingsagainstthesideddecedentinestatetofilethemwiththearteryvouchersintheofficeoftheSuperiorCourtOfstateOfcalifornia.InAndForCountyOfOrange.orpresenttimeWithTheNecessaryVoucherToTheUndersignedAtHisOrHerBusiness.To-Wit:402BankOfanaBuilding，104N.ClaudinaAnahiem，California.WithInMonthsAfterTheFirstPublicationNotice. October23，1953 Mildred C.Nelson Executrixofthe EstateOfsaiddecedent A SCHUTZ bankofAmericaBldg.m.,CaliforniaaysforExecutrix Anaheim Gazette Oct. 29，Nov. 19，1953). NO.A-23376 NOTICE TO CREDITORS DATE OF PAULINE B.JOHN DECEASED. 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