anaheim-gazette 1954-08-05

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago We have been shown some gold-bearing rock taken from a mine in Jone Valley, San Bernardino county, by Messrs. Halberstadt and J. B. Pierce. A quantity of the rock will be sent to San Francisco for assay. Osphen Lodge No. 237, I.O.O.F., has elected the following officers: Max Nebelung, N. G.; L. Wartenburg, V. G.; R. Wenzel, R. S.; F. A. Korn, treasurer. Rev. A. G. L. Trew, rector of St Michael's Episcopal church will remove to Santa Barbara in a week or two. We regret the necessity which makes this change necessary, for Mr. Trew and his accomplished wife are held in the very highest esteem by all who have the honor of knowing them. The regret with which everyone speaks of their departure attests the kindly feeling of the community towards them. Mr. Tew's successor in the Episcopal church here has not yet been named. The loss of grapes by pilfering has proved a very serious annoyance to our vinters in former years, and now that the value of the grape is so great, it has become necessary to adopt measures to protect the vineyards from the raids of vicious or thoughtless persons. Mr. D. K. Williams has been employed as a patrol and has been made a deputy of the Town marshal so as to have the power of arresting anyone found stealing grapes. He will begin his duties about the middle of this month, at which time the grapes will be getting ripe and tempting to lawless appetites. Anaheim Fire Company elected the following officers on Monday night: D. R. Payne, foreman; H. A. Stough, assistant foreman; E. M. Ferguson, secretary; A. C. Roques, treasurer. Ed Pelligren has opened a jewelry store in Santa Ana and his brother, Alfred, is successfully conducting a photographic studio at the same place. Among the visitors to Anaheim yesterday was Judge Sepulveda and Prof. S. W. Burke. It is five years since the Judge has visited Anaheim and the changes that have been wrought in that time struck him very favorably. The Grand Jury convened on the 21st and the term trial jury on the 27th. Deputy-Sheriff Barham will call the following as Grand Jurors: Dr. Geo. H. Bailey, Mr. A. Mendelson, Theo. B. Anaheim; J. M. Chapman, tain Valley. Also for the four Term Trial Jurors, G. R., and Jos. Bennerscheidt, An. The Fire Company will torchlight parade on Wednesday. A couple of fine blankets stolen from the yard of Mrs. ling on Monday night. Indian point to an Indian as the thief. W. M. McFadden has been pointed commissioner to Jon Irrigation Company. About half past three o'clock morning a fire out in Dr. Jones' office in ey. The drug store of Mr., and Franklin's warehouse ter with Dr. Jones' office, destroyed, the loss being est at $8000. Insured for $3500. Dr. Reeves and Mr. Baruq of the more respectable and ential citizens of Downey, each other last Saturday, body was hurt. George C. Perkins, the R.Can candidate for governor ex-governor Pacheco will attend the people of Santa Ana on day evening and the citizens' neighboring village are pro- to give them a hearty wee.The nomination of these gen- seems to be exceedingly p with the Republicans of thion and their election in Sober is pretty generally con- Mr. Isaac Cohen of An The loss of grapes by pilfering has proved a very serious annoyance to our vinters in former years, and now that the value of the grape is so great, it has become necessary to adopt measures. The Grand Jury convened on the 21st and the term trial jury on the 27th. Deputy-Sheriff Barham will call the following as Grand Jurors: Dr. Geo. H. Bailey. DOLLAR DAYS in Anaheim FRIDAY and SATURDAY AUG. 6 & 7 at BOTTS NURSERY 1228 LINCOLN—PHONE KE 5-5459 THIS AD IS WORTH $1.00 on the purchase of any tree—5 gal. size or larger. — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at ANAHEIM FURNITURE CO. 146 N. LOS ANGELES ST. — KE 5-7231 Cotton Carpet Installed Wall to Wall Reg. 8.50 Val. WITH ALL LABOR, WAFFLE PADDING and BOOTH EDGE INSTALLATION. AVERAGE DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM and HALL $260 Complete — 26.00 Down — 12.00 Month — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at RITZ CLEANERS 307 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — KE 5-3289 BLANKETS CLEANED WITH ALL LABOR, WAFFLE PADDING and SMOOTH EDGE INSTALLATION, AVERAGE DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM and HALL $260 Complete — 26.00 Down — 12.00 Month — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at RITZ CLEANERS 507 E. CENTER — ANAHEIM — KE 5-3289 BLANKETS CLEANED ... each 1.00 — SPECIAL — ON ALL ORDERS PLACED DOLLAR DAYS — AUG. 6 and 7 Remember — "LEAVE IT TO RITZ" — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at ANAHEIM FURNITURE CO. 146 N. LOS ANGELES ST. — KE 5-7231 3 ROOM GROUP $289.95 - $30.00 - $3.25 Complete Down Week — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at CONE BROS. 145 N. LOS ANGELES — ANAHEIM '53 Chevrolet 2-Door — WITH POWER GLIDE — HAS RAINFO & HEATER AND IS A JOY TO DRIVE... REAL VALUE AT ... — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at CROWELL M 252 N. LOS ANGELES — '49 OLD'S Y Hydramatic, Radio & th at BALLMAN'S 122 WEST BROADWAY (A) DURING SENS STOCK RE BIG 10.8 Cu. Ft. Reg. Price 509.95 FRIGIDAIRE REFRA at LEAVITT FOR Your Studiobaker Dealer 220 S. LOS ANGELES ST. SAVE $$— SAVE ON A NE DURING QUI SEE US — SEE OUR DIS M. A. Mendelson, Theo Rimpau, Anaheim; J. M. Chapman, Fountain Valley. Also for the following term Trial Jurors, G. R. Hinde and Jos. Bennerscheidt, Anaheim. The Fire Company will have a torchlight parade on Wednesday night. A couple of fine blankets were stolen from the yard of Mrs. Prohbing on Monday night. Indications point to an Indian as the thief. W. M. McFadden has been appointed commissioner to the Cannon Irrigation Company. About half past three o'clock yesterday morning a fire broke out in Dr. Jones' office in Downy. The drug store of Mr. Brown and Franklin's warehouse together with Dr. Jones' office, were destroyed, the loss being estimated $8000. Insured for $3500. Dr. Reeves and Mr. Baruch, two of the more respectable and influential citizens of Downey, shot at each other last Saturday, but nobody was hurt. George C. Perkins, the Republican candidate for governor, and Governor Pacheco will address the people of Santa Ana on Thursday evening and the citizens of our neighboring village are preparing to give them a hearty welcome. The nomination of these gentlemen seems to be exceedingly popular with the Republicans of this season and their election in September is pretty generally conceded. Mr. Isaac Cohen of Anaheim disclaims being a candidate for tax collector. The L. Cohen who is a candidate, resides in Los Angeles. Mr. Fred Upson of Centralia has our thanks for a box of very fine peaches. Mr. Geo. C. Hall, late principal of the Orange school, has been appointed to the Pasadena school and Mrs. Hall is to take charge of the school at Orangethorne. Mr. Barber has accepted the charge of Amity school, south of Orange. 50 Years Ago Peter Syre has received letters from his wife and Fritz Ruhnman who are visiting relatives in Germany and are enjoying their visit. The Directors of the Chamber of Commerce are making efforts to open permanently the new quarters in the Ruhnmann block, with a large exhibit of the products at Anaheim and vicinity. Many contributions have been promised for the exhibit. The Buena Park Condensing factory is preparing a handsome exhlpit which it is said, will excel anything heretofore put out by the company, and will be given a special place in one of the show windows. Early next week a wagon will be sent around to gather up the contributions promised by ranchers and manufacturers and it is hoped that all will be ready. Those of our citizens who have been accustomed to the luxury of having their table butter from Heterbrink's Flacentilla dairy, will announce on the part of Mr. Heterbrink that he will in future discontinue the sale of butter to private parties. Mr. Heterbrink has decided to sell his cows, and having amassed a competency will spend the evening of life in comfort at the old home, under his own vine and fig tree. We shall miss the weekly calls of the dairy wagon, with its wealth of butter and other good things, punctually arriving at noon on Saturdays. The day will hardly be what it used to be, with Dick Heterbrink's voice calling, "Whoa, Emma," to the nag, we have all become acquainted with. This world of ours is not one continual round of pleasure after all. Steve Cottler and his family are spending a vacation at San Juan Hot Springs. Frank Fox and Herman Benner-scheldts went hunting doves up the ditch Sunday and bagged upward of eighty. Mrs. R. Dunn underwent a surgical operation on Monday by Drs. Bickford and H. A. Johnston. She is getting along nicely: MRS. WILLIAMS HOSTESS TO MARYWOOD AUXILIARY Mrs. Ernest Williams presided at the recent meeting of the Marywood Auxiliary Ways and Means committee at her home at 707 N. Los Angeles St. Co-chairmen, Mrs. John Larson and Mrs. Victor Pelzer led a discussion of plans for the season's first social affair to be held sometime in September. Real Shetland Press To Be Given Awareness The exciting news for area's "small fry!" this week the announcement by Alliancal Markets in Downey, walk, and Garden Grove each would give away to lucky customer, a real "Fashion Club" Shetland Press. The contest, which begins weekend, will continue to to a giant drawing at each three All-Americans on Saturday, at which time the prize winning ticket-holders. Tickets are available for any check-in in the marsh was announced, with no purchase or obligation necessary to the contest. The more that are deposited into the greater a person's chance win, it was pointed out. The engaging little "F Club" Ponies are certified in the prime of youth and will be given away co-with red western saddles bridles. Market officials put that every genuine "F Club" pony is, a purebred like the horses of the famous boy western stars. Each has perfectly trained and is guaranteed to be a gentle-tionate companion for a yester. This is the first time an mous "Fashion Club" Shift Ponies have been given away here on the West Coast, and ular indeed will be the lucky and girls who win one! EXTRA SPACE DOLLAR DOU at ANAHEIM FURNITURE CO. 6 N. LOS ANGELES ST. — KE 5-7231 3 ROOM GROUP $289.95 - $30.00 - $3.25 Complete Down Week — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at HEINZ MOTOR CO. 1215 N. PALM ST. — ANAHEIM — KE 5-5757 '51 BUICK SUPER CONVERTIBLE ONE OF OUR CHOICEST BUYS HAS RADIO, HEATER & DYNAFLOW. THURSDAY ONLY MANY OTHERS! at CONE BROS. 5 N. LOS ANGELES — ANAHEIM '49 Chevrolet 2-Door R&H — LOOKS, DRIVES AND ACTS LIKE A NEW CAR. AND ONLY — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at WALBURG'S 181 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM EVERY SUMMER GARMENT NOW PRICED TO CLEAR — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at CROWELL MOTOR CO. 252 N. LOS ANGELES — KE 5-5746 '49 OLDS "88" CLUB SEADAN at COTLERS 118 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM R&H — LOOKS. DRIVES AND ACTS LIKE A NEW CAR. AND ONLY — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at CROWELL MOTOR CO. 252 N. LOS ANGELES — KE 5-5746 '49 OLDS "88" CLUB SEDAN Hydramatic, Radio & Heater. This will go in a hurry at this low price. $945 — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at BALLMAN'S APPLIANCE - TV 22 WEST BROADWAY (Across from P.O.) KE 5-5703 DURING SENSATIONAL STORE-WIDE STOCK REDUCTION SALE BIG 10.8 Cu. Ft. 2 Door Automatic Defrost g. Price 509.95 Now Only BRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR . . . 419.95 — Up to $150 on your trade-in — at LEAVITT FORD Your Studebaker Dealer 9 S. LOS ANGELES ST. KE 5-2284 SAVE $$—ONLY FEW LEFT! SAVE UP TO $500 ON A NEW STUDEBAKER DURING OUR CLEARANCE SALE SEE US TODAY ... and — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — NOW PRICED TO CLEAR — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at COTLERS 118 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM SPORT SHIRTS 194 — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at WALBURG'S 181 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM NEW FALL PRINT DRESSES . . . $59 — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — at Anaheim Building & Loan "The Friendly Corner for Home Loans" CENTER and LEMON — ANAHEIM PH. KE 5-2158 or KE 5-2159 ALL FUNDS PLACED WITH US BY THE TENTH OF AUGUST EARN FROM THE FIRST. Our Current Rate of ..... 3½ — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE — Real Shetland Pony to Be Given Away This exciting news for the week's "small fry" this week was announced by All-American Markets in Downey, Norwalk, and Garden Grove, that such would give away to some lucky customer, a real live Fashion Club" Shetland Pony! The contest, which begins this weekend, will continue through a giant drawing at each of the three All-Americans on Sat., Oct. 12 at which time the pony and other prizes will be given to the winning ticket-holders. Tickets are available free at any checkstand in the market; it is announced, with no purchase obligation necessary to enter the contest. The more tickets that are deposited into the box, the greater a person's chances to win. It was pointed out. The engaging little "Fashion Club" Ponies are certified to be the prime of youth and health, and will be given away complete with red western saddles and bridles. Market officials pointed out that every genuine "Fashion Club" pony is a purebred, just like the horses of the famous cowboy western stars. Each has been perfectly trained and is fully guaranteed to be a gentle, affectionate companion for a younger. This is the first time any famous "Fashion Club" Shetland ponies have been given away outside on the West Coast, and popular indeed will be the lucky boys and girls who win one! Coming Events For Early August The Homen’s Society of Christian Service of White Temple Methodist church will hold a general meeting and luncheon on Aug. 12. At 11:15 a.m., prayer meeting and luncheon precedes it in Wesley Hall. No regular circle meetings will be held this month. The Chapel and Chancel choirs of First Presbyterian church will continue to meet throughout Aug. on successive Thursdays at 7:30 p.m. The Criss Business College Alumni Association will meet August 11 at the College to make plans for the coming year. On August 8, Miss Ruth Martens, daughter of the H. C. Martens of 511 S. Indiana St., will become the bride of Loren Rhynard of St. Louis, Mich. The young couple are teachers in the Fullerton school system. The Tri-County Live Steamers will meet locally during August. Hobbies interested in further details are invited to contact club secretary Albert Cranston at KE 5-4561. The monthly Hospitality tea for newcomers to Anaheim will be held at the Dorothy-Wade Dinner House on Saturday, Aug. 14. The get-acquainted event is sponsored by the Retail Division of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce. The college fraternity in the U.S. is as old as the Republic. Exchange Students Return to Homes The Anaheim YMCA's participation in the International Experiment comes to a successful conclusion today as the last two exchange students leave (Aug. 5) for their native land. Following a week at Y camp and an outing on Saturday night at the Hollywood Bowl, John Charles Bennett and Hans Lysaker departed on a leisure, sightseeing tour across the United States. They will leave New York City for their native Norway. They will meet Beave Svenson in Salt Lake City. Miss Svenson left Anaheim last week with the W. E. Whitmans of N. Claudina street, who were driving to Wyoming to visit their daughter, Jackie. The girls met in Norway last year and this has been their first opportunity to renew the acquaintance. Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Basquez of 408 S. East street, welcomed a 7 lb. 3 oz. baby girl in Santa Ana Community hospital on July 14. Betty Burnell, Janice Hartung, and Michael Mitchell have been voted half scholarships to the Episcopal Camp Stevens because of their lead in YPE. "service points" at St. Michael's. Mrs. Howard Pannier of Anaheim is a director of the Orange County Home Department for the year 1954-55. SPECIAL DOUBLERS at ANAHEIM FURNITURE CO. 146 N. LOS ANGELES ST. — KE 5-7231 Cotton Carpet Installed Wall to Wall WITH ALL LABOR, WAFFLE PADDING and SMOOTH EDGE INSTALLATION. AVERAGE DINING ROOM, LIVING ROOM and HALL $260 Complete — 26.00 Down — 12.00 Month $649 SQ. YD. Reg. $8.50 Val. at WEBER BOOK STORE 139 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM — KE 5-3621 SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE FOR SPECIAL $$ DAYS VALUES! — SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE at BALLARD'S Smart Sportswear 105 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM TO CLEAR IN THIS ISSUE IN THIS ISSUE FOR SPECIAL $$ DAYS VALUES! - SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE - at BALLARD'S Smart Sportswear 105 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM BLOUSES – GOWNS SLIPS – SPORTSWEAR ... 1¥00 VALUES TO 7.98 - SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE - at HARTFIELD JEWELERS 08 W. CENTER—ANAHEIM—KE 5-2085 1 Piece EKCO (ITCHEN UTENSILS ... 97¢ Spatula, Strainer, Large Fork and Large Spoon in Polished Stainless Steel - SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE - & Loan For Home Loans" - ANAHEIM RE 5-2159 3½% at COTLERS 118 W. CENTER — ANAHEIM T-SHIRTS and GAUCHOS 1¥00 - SEE OUR DISPLAY AD IN THIS ISSUE -