anaheim-gazette 1955-04-07

6180 Homes Under Construction Here A detailed survey made on March 29 by the Anaheim post office showed 40 separate subdivisions all for single family dwellings, totaling 6180 homes, all now in some phase of construction in the Anaheim area. All these will be finished and occupied before the end of 1955, as nearly as can be determined now. With an estimate of 400 residences for a city carrier route this will result in 15 additional city routes this year. There are now 37 city routes and two more will be set up within a month. From then on they will increase more rapidly within the next few months as some of the very large subdivisions will be finished and occupied before then. MORE ABOUT... Long Ago (Continued from Page 1) property. He has grafted the soft shell walnut onto the stem of the wild nut. The result from which will produce a nut larger than the present grade of softs, with a shell of a white yellowish color. Dolph gathers the nuts in their wild state and plants them. When a stem of sufficient size is acquired the bud of the soft shell is grafted. Last year the grafts were defective and the crop was a failure. This year Dolph has been most successful and has a stand of a thousand or more. The business is a new venture and the trees will be raised for market. J. Hahn this week sold to J. Casson his three-year old gelding for $300. The horse will be used by Mr. Casson for driving purposes. Mrs. Hahn drove the horse at Pasadena's horse show and the News of that city spoke as follows concerning it: "One of the most beautiful equine specimens brought to Pasadena through the medium of the horse show came from Anaheim, Orange county, where Hahn, his owner, resides. The animal is known to the admirers of horseflesh in Southern California by the name of "Splendor" and the name most appropriately fits the superb creature. Splendor is a three-year-old sorrel gelding. He is really a magnificent animal, fifteen and one-half hands high, a beautiful golden color with flowing silvery mane and silver streaked face. Splendid as intelligent as he is stately handsome and has attracted attention here. He is a thorny bred colt by Olinda Richrdam by Nutwood. While he never been worked on the he is fleet of foot and gentle domesticated Maltese kitten. Fritz Yunghbluth went to Angeles a day or two ago having two suits of clothes for custo in the Angelic burg. Fred Schmidt has returned Cajon Pass with his bridge outfit, and will be engage several weeks in constructing Santa Fe bridge across the south of town. Richard Melrose left yest for San Jose to attend a m of normal school directors different sections of the state will be absent several days. J. G. Ganahl, vice-president the Ganahl Lumber Company been here during the past we business connected with the pany's Anaheim yard. Mrs. Nebelung and daun visited with friends in Los geles this week. 75 Years Ago... April—1880 This is the season of a for vineyardists—the season black frost is to be fear frost just about this time do an incalculable amount o age to the whole county, al in Anaheim its efforts would great measure nullified by t of smoke. Nearly all the vin lists have piles of weeds and cuttings surrounding their yards, and it is safe to sa THE NEXT TIME YOU RIDE METRO. CHECK FOR YOURSELF. You'll agree that the driver is friendly, the service is efficient and time-saving, and the roomy Metro coach offers an opportunity to relax. Passenger comfort is an all-important part of Metro's service. A total of 265 new, smart buses will have been added to the Metro fleet by summer...and there are more to come. A real treat is in store for anyone who has not yet ridden in one of these new Metro's, with its air-suspension smoothness, and its host of new ideas in seating, lighting, interior fittings and ventilation. 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Splendor is intelligent as he is stately and sadsome and has attracted much attention here. He is a thorough-colt by Olinda Richmond, born by Nutwood. While he has ever been worked on the track is fleet of foot and gentle as a anesticated Maltese kitten." Ritz Yunghbluth went to Los Angeles a day or two ago having suits of clothes for customers at the Angelic burg. Fred Schmidt has returned from Jon Pass with his bridge build-outfit, and will be engaged for several weeks in constructing the Santa Fe bridge across the river with of town. Richard Melrose left yesterday San Jose to attend a meeting of normal school directors from different sections of the state. He will be absent several days. J. G. Ganahl, vice-president of the Ganahl Lumber Company, has been here during the past week on business connected with the company’s Anaheim yard. Mrs. Nebelung and daughters visited with friends in Los Angeles this week. 5 Years Ago... April—1880 This is the season of anxiety vineyardists—the season when back frost is to be feared. A post just about this time would an incalculable amount of damage to the whole county, although Anaheim its efforts would be in great measure nullified by the use smoke. Nearly all the vineyard-s have piles of weeds and grape settings surrounding their vine-ards, and it is safe to say that efficiency as town engineer. The Board then adjourned. At the Republican primaries last Saturday, J. M. Guinn, E. Dunham and W. Clifton were elected delegates to the County Convention. The Hydraulic Hole Borer, for which the inventor, Joseph Bennerschmidt of Anaheim, obtained a patent, over a year ago, is now used extensively in the northern part of the state in building wharves, boring wells, etc. While this is complimentary to the inventor it is rank injustice to utilize his patent without offering compensation and we learn that he is about to take legal steps to assert his rights. Offers to purchase the patent have been received by Mr. Bennerschmidt from New York and New Jersey. Mr. P. H. Look and Capt. Ferguson have been sojourning in this vicinity for a few days past, gobbling up all the salable mutton and wool. Mr. W. M. Bailey, formerly of Anaheim, is here on a similar mission. Ten carloads of sheep were shipped by J. A. White in the early part of the week. Messrs. Look & Ferguson have bought 6000 head of sheep which will probably be forwarded to San Francisco, shortly. A Grand Ball will be given by Anaheim Lodge 190 and Orpheus Lodge 237. I.O.O.F., at Kroger's hall on Monday evening, April 26, 1880, in honor of the 61st anniversary of Oddfellowship in the United States. The committee of arrangements consists of the following named gentlemen: H. A. Boege, J. H. Gooch, Robert Men- Tickets (including refreshments) admitting gentlemen and ladies $1.50. Mr. Hippolyte Cahen was among the guests at the banquet in San Francisco last Saturday in honor of the noted French banker, Mr. Alexander Weil. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette, April 7, 14, 21, 25, 1955) CERTIFICATE OF DOING BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME The undersigned hereby certify that they are transacting business in the State of California with limited Partnership with their principal place business located at 1600 West Coast Highway, Newport Beach, California under the fictitious firm name of: Robert Vaughan and Co. and that the said firm is composed of the following persons whose names and places of residence are as follows: General Partner F. Robert Vaughan 125 Pearl Avenue Balboa Island, California Limited Partner Louis D. Statham RAC FROM ANAHEIM: Drill Center Street-Lincoln Highway 39, turn left on to Katella Avenue, turn miles to track entrance. GEN. ADM. 1 Clubhouse $2 per lead. JES$IE JAME$ Guns for new job IWOULDN'T BE A ROBBER IF I KNEW AN HONEST TRADE This is the season of anxiety in vineyardists—the season when buck frost is to be feared. A most just about this time would mean an incalculable amount of damage to the whole county, although Anaheim its efforts would be in great measure nullified by the use of smoke. Nearly all the vineyarders have piles of weeds and grape settings surrounding their vine-ards, and it is safe to say that the proprietors of the gas works in Los Angeles have sold more tar this year than during the last five years combined. Sheet iron vessels in which to carry the warming tar from point to point have also been purchased by the hundreds, and the night watchman will give a general alarm whenever the thermometer indicates an approach to the freezing point. The most extraordinary precautions have been taken by our citizens to guard against damage by frost, but we have heard of no familiar precautions being adopted by other communities. The first thirteen days of April are considered the critical period and if they are passed safely there is little likelihood of any further damage. There has, however, been frost in May. Indeed the hardest frost ever known here occurred on the night of the 1st of May, 1850, but Anaheim was then in its infancy and the vines were then too young and vigorous to suffer much from the visitation. A heavy frost also fell on the nights of the 12th and 13th of May, 1862. It often occurs that frost does damage only spots; it will seriously blight the vineyard and scarcely touch the adjoining one. That of May 1862, exhibited this peculiarity in marked degree, a majority of the vineyards escaping damage, while others suffered severely. The Board of town trustees met Wednesday afternoon, only routine business was transacted. The clerk was instructed to issue letter of recommendation to Mr. F. Dalton testifying to his ef- Here's why MORE PEOPLE ARE BUYING PONTIACS than ever before! than ever before! You don’t have to look far to find the reason for the tremendous surge to Pontiac. No further than the fact that only Pontiac produces cars competing with the costliest in size and power, yet priced under many in the lowest-price field. That’s what brings people in to see and drive a Pontiac—a value story they can’t afford to overlook. And once they get a close-up of America’s modern styling, sample the roominess of Pontiac’s luxury interiors, of exclusive Strato-Streakance—they completely lose every other car but this. Come in for the whole find that if you can afford you can have a Pontiac. CASEY - BECKHAM 836 S. LOS ANGELES ST.—ANAHEIM—KE 5-2857 or KE 5-2858 "A GOOD 319 North Rexford Drive, Beverly Hills, California. WITNESS our hands this 25th of March 1956. Robert Vaughan, General Partner Louis D. Statham, Limited Partner name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. Louise Quist Notary Public in and for said County and State My Commission Expires October 21, 1956 State of California County of Orange On this 5th day of March, A. D. A4—ANAHEIM GAZETTE Anaheim, Calif., Thurs. April 7, 1955 1955, before me, a Notary Public in and for said County and State, personally appeared F. Robert Vaughan, known to me to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within Instrument, and acknowledged to me that he executed the same. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. Leslie E. 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