anaheim-gazette 1955-09-08

Home Advisor in Talk on Foods Marian Prentiss, University of California Home Advisor, gave a talk on "Our Orange County Market Basket" at the Euclid Home-Maker meeting yesterday morning (Sept. 7) at the home of Mrs. Henry Klausing, 8391 Sunkist Ave. Mrs. Prentiss demonstrated how food grown locally contributes to better health in well planned family diets. A similar discussion is being planned for the Anaheim Home department meeting on Sept. 27 at Grace Lutheran church. After a share the cost luncheon, Mrs. M. L. Bose will tell of her European trip. Surrey Club Plan Dinner, Ice Follies Members of the Surrey Club of the Assistance League of Anaheim will spend an evening attending the Ice Follies at the Pan Pacific auditorium in Los Angeles on Sept. 29. Preceding the show, the group will have dinner at Tallyho Restaurant on Beverly Blvd. A bus has been chartered to take the club members to Los Angeles. Mrs. Wm. LeVecke and Mrs. J. E. Schumacher, co-chairmen of the Surrey Club were in Los Angeles on Thursday of last week to make the arrangements. They also attended the final meeting of the Hollywood Bowl Women's Association at the home of Mrs. Whitley. More on... MORE ABOUT... 75 YEARS AGO... (Continued from Page 1) Anaheim on Monday, September the 13th, 1880. RAMON R. RIOS ABOARD HEAVY CRUISER USS ST. PAUL Ramon R. Rios, seaman, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rios on Route 3, 7079 Vista st., Anaheim is serving aboard the heavy cruiser or St. Paul, flagship of th Ruby H. Collier Passes Away Thurs. Ruby H. Collier, 66, a native of Kansas but a resident of Anaheim thirteen years, died Thursday afternoon at the Anaheim Community hospital after an extended illness. She is survived by her husband, Robert L. Collier at the home address, 318 S. Illinois street; two daughters, Mrs. Charles M. Hazard and Mrs. W. D. McLaughlin, both of Anaheim; one son, Robert Lee Collier of San Diego; two brothers, N. B. Freeman and Paulay F. Freeman, both of Kansas; three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Signer and Mrs. Louis Mills, both of Kansas and Mrs. Fred Pittman of Lancaster and seven grandchildren. She was a member of the Anaheim Church of Christ. Rev. Al J. Casebeer officiated at funeral services in Hilgenfeld chapel Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Cpl. Louie Stephens in Fort Benning, Ga. Cpl. Louie D. Stephens, son of Mr. and Ms. J. D. Stephens, 6922 Savanna St., Anaheim, recently arrived at Fort Benning, Ga., and is now a member of the 3d Infantry Division. After three years in the Far East, the 3d, nicknamed the "Rock of the Marne" division, is undergoing infantry training at the fort. Corporal Stephens, a mail clerk in Company A of the division's 4th Battalion, entered the Army in January 1954 and completed basic more on... MORE ABOUT... 75 YEARS AGO... (Continued from Page 1) Anaheim on Monday, September the 13th, 1880. A party of about thirty young folks surprised Miss Dora Zeyn on Thursday evening and the result was that the Zeyn mansion was a scene of gayety until far into the night. The affair was one of the social successes of the season. Mr. Menzel, who is a practical baker says that he has experimented with Odessa wheat flour and finds that in order to obtain the best results it should be worked more thoroughly than the common flour. With care in this respect excellent bread can be made with it. An Iowa paper says that Mrs. Hildreth of Des Moines committed suicide because her husband would not take her to a circus. As the greatest show on earth will be here soon, the publication of this item may perhaps avert some domestic calamities. A great many of our vineyardists are preparing for the anticipated abundant harvest by expanding their wine sheds and laying in a large supply of pipes and tanks. Our local cooper, Mr. C. Wille, is the busiest man in town. The capacity of his shop has been taxed to the utmost for the past month or two. Mr. Hardwicke Browning won the swimming race for men at the Landing Sunday. Master Higgins won the boys race, and he was likewise the victor in a record race for a special premium. The south Santa Monica wharf has been completed. It is 1,010 feet in length, twenty feet in width and extends into twenty-four feet of water. There are three thousand sacks of grain at the wharf awaiting shipment. RAMON R. RIOS ABOARD HEAVY CRUISE USS ST. PAUL Ramon R. Rios, seaman, USN son of Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rios on Route 3, 7079 Vista st., Anaheim is serving aboard the heavy cruiser USS St. Paul, flagship of the 7th Fleet. This is the second tour of duty in Far Eastern waters for the shi since the end of the Korean conflict. Mrs. George Strachan, Mrs. William Armstrong, and Mrs. Bernan Hansen have been named to committee to lead MYF Foederighter drama group of White Temple Methodist Church note that Rev. and Mrs. Frank Butterworth former drama leaders, transferring to Hawaii. "I Remember Mama" with a large cast teenagers is promised for fall. "Your Ticket to Popularity" the topic that has been chosen for an interesting program held on consecutive Monday nights beginning Sept. 20 for Anaheh 8th grade and senior Girl Scout Noted fashion commentator, M Charisie Evans, will be the speaker. Reservations for the series to be made by Sept. 15 at Scout House. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker returned to their home in Hanor from an interesting trip to Solvang where they spent vacation studying the Danish culture. Their three children—a side trip to Sequoia National Park and San Francisco. A husky 10 lb. 2 oz. baby was born in Santa Ana County hospital on Aug. 25 to Mr. Mrs. Manuel Castro of 108 court St. Mr. and Mrs. Sam I. Kruger 9873 Stanton Ave., take pride announcing the birth of a 3 oz. baby girl in St Joseph's hospital on Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Harvey 1445 Crone Ave., take pride announcing the birth of an Mr. and Ms. J. D. Stephens, 6922 Savanna St., Anaheim, recently arrived at Fort Benning, Ga., and is now a member of the 3d Infantry Division. After three years in the Far East, the 3d, nicknamed the "Rock of the Marne" division, is undergoing infantry training at the fort. Corporal Stephens, a mail clerk in Company A of the division's 4th Battalion, entered the Army in January 1954 and completed basic training at Fort Ord. The corporal was graduated in 1951 from Anaheim Union High School. Capt. Woehrmann to Camp Pendleton Marine Capt. Robert F. Woehrmann of 1928 Almond dr., Anaheim, reported to Camp Pendleton Aug. 15 for two weeks active duty training under the reserve program. Before entering the service in March 1951 he was graduated from Valparaiso University. He is employed by the Orange County Planning Commission at Santa Ana. Cpl. and Mrs. Robert Malcolm Neff have returned from a honeymoon spent in Virginia and Lake Sand. Minn., and are now at home at 1108 Valencia Dr. Apt. D, Fullerton. She is the former Mary Louise Boswell, daughter of the Thomas H. Boswells of 10331 East Bell Rd. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Walter Scott Neff of Lake Sands. They were married at the El Tere Marine Base Chapel. Their many friends in Anaheim will be interested to know that Mr. and Mrs. James Kilduff are the grandparents of Katrina Kathleen Vage was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Kilduff of Cligremont. The senior Kilduffs are now living in Carderville, Nevada. The south Santa Monica wharf has been completed. It is 1,010 feet in length, twenty feet in width and extends into twenty-four feet of water. There are three thousand sacks of grain at the wharf awaiting shipment. More on... MORE ABOUT... 50 YEARS AGO... (Continued from Page 1) The cannery had a run on tomatoes yesterday putting up 10,000 cans. The season has not fairly opened, and only a day's run per week has resulted. With continued warm weather Manager Boyd believes he will be able to get started in earnest in two weeks but looks for only one day's run next week. He expects to put from 12,000 to 15,000 cans per day when the season opens. County Assessor Vegeley and Frank Ey were in town some days ago from Santa Anas. Mr. Ey has just returned after a year's absence in Germany and states he never knew he had so many friends in all sections of this county. Assessor Vegeley says there is nothing doing in politics at the county seat. L. E. Miller advertises that he has the Malthold roofing in stock. It is highly recommended. St. Michael's Episcopal church will give a musical and social at the residence of Mrs. Jesc Hattfield on Tuesday evening. Christopher's ice cream and other refreshments will be served. Hans Weisel and Arthur McAuley left on Saturday for a win the boys race, and he was likewise the victor in a record race for a special premium. Mr. and Mrs. Sam I. Kruger 9873 Stanton Ave., take priority announcing the birth of a 3 oz. baby girl in St Joseph's hospital on Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hart 1465 Crone Ave., take priority announcing the birth of an 4 oz. baby boy in Santa Ana municipal hospital on Sept. 1. A 9 lb.½ oz. baby boy was to Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Crowe 529 Manor St., in Santa Ana municipal hospital on Sept. 1. License to wed has been an Anaheim couple, Portland Guadan of 10782 Garza St., Rosie Chavez Santellan of Berry street. Richard G. Sudeith and Jean Wischnack, both of Anaheim have obtained a marriage license. Camping trip in Trabuca coThey will be gone a couple weeks. Mrs. N. F. Steadman and her sister Mr. Bentz are in Santa Barbara two weeks sojourn. Oscar Neipp returned this year from Los Angeles after a sense of several months for San Diego yesterday for visit. C. C. Chapman of Fullerton elected chairman of the American Missionary Society at the ing of the International Military conference of the Church in San Francisco laWalter Crowther has a leadership of the Anaheim IN-9-BILLION RARITY, ALBING PUPPIER IN A LITTER WERE BORN 9 CONIE WAGNER'S VEGESE KENNEIS, BUCLIP, Q. FOR HIS OWN SINGING, TEARIER OWNED BY MRS. GIVEN PERFORMANCES AT IN EAST HOLDEN, MAINE. R. RIOS ABOARD CRUISER USS ST. PAUL R. Rios, seaman, USN. Mr. and Mrs. Tony Rios of 7078 Vista st., Anaheim, eng aboard the heavy cruisSt. Paul, flagship of the Operation He "What can I do to help?" Hardened highway authorities choked a in a grieving mother's letter. It was about a dents she had just read in her newspaper, year-old licensed driver, had been killed and the aching void in her family circle, mothers. She felt she must do something heartbreak which strikes into some 40,000 "What can I do?" she pleaded. "As a most worthy of everyone's consideration. A of 38,000 Americans who lost their lives to recruit others—to put such a plan into c Must other mothers and fathers be s saving crusade to stop this killing on the part in the way you drive. And you can j streets and highways safer, too. A citizenr less, heedless, unnecessary killing could con of lives. Think safety—talk safety—drive safeh Mr. and Mrs. Sam I. Kawal, Stanton Ave., take pride in bouncing the birth of a 6 lb. baby girl in St. Joseph hoslial on Aug. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hartwick, Crone Ave., take pride in bouncing the birth of an 8 lb. baby boy in Santa Ana Community hospital on Sept. 1. 9 lb. ½ oz. baby boy was born Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. Cropper, Manor St., in Santa Ana Community hospital on Sept. 1. License to wed has been issued Anaheim couple, Portirio E. Adan of 10782 Garza St., and Chesave Santellan of 10942 berry street. Richard G. Sudeith and Bonnie Wischnack, both of Anaheim, have obtained a marriage license. Camping trip in Trabuca canyon. They will be gone, a couple of weeks. Mrs. N. F. Steadman and daugher Irma, and her sister Miss Ida entz are in Santa Barbara for a two weeks sojourn. Oscar Nelpe returned this week from Los Angeles after an abance of several months. He left for San Diego yesterday for a short stint. C. C. Chapman of Fullerton was selected chairman of the American Missionary Society at the meeting of the International Missionary conference of the Christian church in San Francisco last week. Walter Crowther has assumed leadership of the Anaheim band. [Image of a black-and-white illustration with a portrait of a smiling boy] authorities choked as they read this desperate appeal better. It was about a new plan to reduce traffic abused in her newspaper. Her son, riding with a 15-year-old, had been killed. In her anguish and sorrow, her family circle, her first thought was for other must do something to save others from that endless lives into some 40,000 homes every year. She pleaded. "As a citizen I feel that such a plan is none's consideration. As a mother whose boy was one who lost their lives, I will wholeheartedly enlist such a plan into effect." Rans and fathers be so tragically checked into a life this killing on the highways? Not if you do your drive. And you can join community projects to make safer, too. A citizenry sick and ashamed of this reckless killing could contribute much to saving thousands safety—drive safely! and fathers be so tragically shocked into a life this killing on the highways? Not if you do your drive. And you can join community projects to make safer, too. A citizenry sick and ashamed of this reckary killing could contribute much to saving thousands safety—drive safely!