anaheim-gazette 1956-05-24

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anaheim Gazette BY MRS. HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago... May 28—1881 Six vessels have left Wilmington this year for Europe loaded with wheat. Such an event would have made a great commotion a few years ago. There is now but little wheat left in this part of the county, and the same is probably true of the northern part. The Anaheim schools will close on Friday, June 3rd. Examinations begin on Tuesday. Classes in Mr. Guinn's room will be examined on Tuesday and Wednesday; in Mrs. Hare's room on Thursday and in the primary grades on Thursday and Friday. Graduation exercises will be held in Kroeger's hall on Friday evening. Mr. Sanders of Orange offers for sale a corn and feed mill. We learn from Rev J. A. Emery that work on the Episcopal church at Tustin will begin on Monday. The building will be 50 (POLITICAL ADV.) PICKETT BEST FOR ASSEMBLY by 24 feet in size and will seat about 140 people and will cost when completed $1500. It will be ready for use about the middle of August, and after that date services will be held every Sunday afternoon, instead of every alternate Sunday as at present. The most of the lumber used in the construction of the building has been procured from A. Guy Smith & Co. A proposition to organize a cavalry company in Anaheim is now receiving consideration. The material is here for a fine company, and if the inquiries now being made give assurance that the company when organized will be received into the National Guard, the organization will be perfected without delay. The charming little play of "Cinderella" was presented on Wednesday evening to a large and appreciative audience at Kroeger's hall. "Cinderella" was played by Miss Maud Northam. Among others taking part were Miss Katie Olden, Miss Minnie Hanna, Miss Katie Bremerman, and Misses Mary and Stella Cowan, Emma Granet and Carrie Seibert, and Messrs. Otto Rust, Otto des Granges, Arthur Lewis, John Hartung, C. B. Balch and Walter Witherly the two latter of Arange. The acting was good and the costumes elaborate and beautiful. May we have another institution. Its resources for $783,041.81 and the individual posits reach nearly a million dollars. Mr. Frederick Hartung on Wednesday at the age of years. He was a native of On the Harz, Germany. The general took place yesterday. The 8 to 12 club has postpone their apron and necktie until Saturday June 11th. 50 Years Ago... May 31—1906 Tim Carroll and Cherles M of the West End were bus visitors in Los Angeles on day. Peter Syre and Dick Heilsen were visiting Los Angeles business last Friday and, incidentally, never having witnessed prize milling contest, remain to see the Nelson-Herrera ment, but the Mexican show yellow streak and the bout zled. John H. Boege, son of Boege of this city, graduates of the College of Dentistry of University of Southern California in Los Angeles, this evening graduates with honors, start well up near the head of a of thirty. He will practice profession in East Los An and has the good will of a of friends hereabouts for su in his new field. The oldest inhabitant hardly recall a time when copious rain has fallen in Ma PICKETT BEST FOR ASSEMBLY For the 75th Assembly District Primary and Special election. Vote for the man that is best qualified and interested in—water problems, additional schools, the narcotics problem, freeways and our State beaches. Make your pick for '56. Jess Pickett. Among others taking part were Miss Katie Olden, Miss Minnie Hanna, Miss Katie Bremmerman, and Misses Mary and Stella Cowan, Emma Granet and Carrie Seibert, and Messrs. Otto Rust, Otto des Granges, Arthur Lewis, John Hartung, C. B. Balch and Walter Witherly the two latter of Arange. The acting was good and the costumes elaborate and beautiful. May we have another play equally as good at no very distant day. If you wish to get a plate of good ice-cream, call at Professor Dean's on Tuesday and Friday evenings. He will also furnish ice-cream for parties at a very low price. Bishop Mora who left Los Angeles on Monday morning en route for Rome, was presented before his departure with a purse of $400 contributed by the Catholic citizens of Los Angeles. The report of the First National bank of Los Angeles just published shows that it is a solid measure by Mr. Dickel's gait at 7 o'clock Saturday morning was .54 of an inch. On Saturday rain fell at intervals during day and night, measuring .38 Sunday morning. On Sunday night .34 fell, making the time for the storm 1.26 inches. This the heaviest rain in May many years. The total for season amounts to 18.36 inc. Polit. Adv. EVERETT REESE FOR SUPERVISOR Not by Promising — But by DOING It would be reassuring to the voters and taxpayers to KNOW that the man they elect as County Supervisor can handle the job without any question. To KNOW rather than to speculate on how well he can serve the people. It would be reassuring to the voters and taxpayers to KNOW that the man they elect as County Supervisor can handle the job without any question. To KNOW rather than speculate on how well he can serve the people. To KNOW — because he has already demonstrated his ability. As an example, take the problem of flood control and water conservation, which is a most important question right now in northern Orange county. There can be no question that Everett M. Reese understands how to combine flood control with water conservation. He has demonstrated on his own ranch how to construct small check dams which hold back the storm water and sink it underground. A recent feature article in the Santa Ana Register carried a description, with photographs, of Everett Reese's achievement in this field. He also has demonstrated his ability in other fields. More about that later. The REESE FOR SUPERVISOR Committee John R. Naga Chairman Adolf Schoepe Vice-Chairman Joseph L. Fahoy treasurer (This space paid for by friends of Everett Reese) Institution. Its resources foot up 83,041.61 and the individual desits reach nearly a million dolers. Mr. Frederick Hartung died Wednesday at the age of 81 years. He was a native of Goslar the Harz, Germany. The fural took place yesterday. The 8 to 12 club has postponed air apron and necktie party Saturday June 11th. 10 Years Ago... May 31—1906 Tim Carroll and Cherles Miller the West End were business itors in Los Angeles on Montral. Peter Syre and Dick Heitshun were visiting Los Angeles on business last Friday and, incidenly, never having witnessed a size milling contest, remained see the Nelson-Herrera argument, but the Mexican showed a low streak and the bout fizlal. John H. Boege, son of Tim Gege of this city, graduates from College of Dentistry of the University of Southern California Los Angeles, this evening. He educates with honors, standing up near the head of a class thirty. He will practice his fession in East Los Angeles has the good will of a host friends hereabouts for success his new field. The oldest inhabitant will dily recall a time when such ous rain has fallen in May as Last year to date 12.93. Romualdo P. Marques judge of the township court of Yorba, died at his home at Peralta last year. He was born at Peralta, across the river from Yorba and spent his life in that community. He leaves two brothers and one sister to mourn his loss. Judge Marquez was an educated and refined gentleman and was a leader among men in his locality. His death causes a void which it will be hard to fill. Harry W. Dyer, one of our most popular young business men, will be married today in Los Angeles to Mrs. Kathryn Bates of Denver, Colorado. The honeymoon will be spent at Santa Cruz. Upon their return the groom will build a residence upon his property at the corner of Lemon and North Streets. Stephen Rimpau has sold nine lots in the Santa Fe tract to the Gardner Artificial Stone Works Co. for $900. A large stone ware-house will be built upon the property. VFW Auxiliary Elects Five Delegates To San Diego Conclave At the recent meeting of the Anaheim VFW Auxiliary, five delegates were elected to attend the department convention in San Diego June 26-30. These are: Opal Walter, Elmo Richards, Martha Dussell, Elizabeth Aldrich and Irene Brown. Alternates are Florence Jensen, Emma Dancifer. Garden Club Meets In Fullerton Home The lovely new home of Mrs. P. E. Charles in Fullerton, was the locale for the meeting of the Anaheim Garden Club on Friday, May 18, for the regular monthly business session and program, with Mrs. Ralph Focht, president, in charge. Of first importance was the election of officers for the coming year. Mrs. Focht, president, Mrs. F. B. Callan, vice-president, and Mrs. Alice Schmidt, secretary, who have served for the past year, will continue in office for the new year. The one new officer is Mrs. Harry Spotts, who will serve as treasurer. Mrs. H. J. Fackiner gave the "thought for the day". Mrs. Callan, program chairman, Introduced Mrs. Earl Abbott, of The Anaheim Flower Shop, who gave a talk and made several lovely flower arrangements to illustrate her ideas. A mantle arrangement of Bells of Ireland and white daisies was especially lovely. She gave advice on the use of a material called "Snow Pack" to be used to hold flowers in an arrangement in place of the usual pin fittings. One guest, Mrs. C. W. Schowas introduced. Two new members, Mrs. R. G. Huffman and Louie Grigsby, answered roll call. A letter from Mrs. Ben Christiansen, written on board lumber steamer en route to Australia, was read. Desert was served preceding meeting. Co-hostesses with Mrs. Fackiner, Mrs Enid Baker, Myrtle Peterson and Mrs. Emma Guthrie. TO INSTALL Orange County Legal Secreties will install new officers at Water Wheel Restaurant Mayo who are Betty Lou Russum, proident; Maxine Pickering, vice piont; Betty Joe Smith and GladHagen, secretaries; and LuMerhab, treasurer. Miss Sensus Miss Russell and Ann LoWhitener will represent the grate at the state association convocation in Bakersfield on Saturday and Sunday, May 19 and 20. Popcorn producers of the Uproduced 97 million pounds of popcorn in 1947. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub Anaheim Gazette May 17, 24, 31 and June 7, 1966.) CERTIFICATE OF CORPORATION FOR TRANSACTION OF BUSINESS UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME THE UNDERSIGNED CORPORATION does hereby certify that it is conducting office room and cocktail lounge business as follows: West Street, between Cerritos Ave. and Katella Ave., Orange County, California, under the fictitious name of WONDERLAND MOTEL that said firm is composed of the following corporation whose principal business is as follows: T. S. A. MOTEL CORPORATION 1740 North Highland Ave., Hollywood 25, Calif. WITNESS its hand this 7th day of May 1966. J.MOTEL CORPORATION (Pub Anaheim Gazette May 17, 31 and June 7, 1966.) NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE NO.AA-14 INCOMPETENT PERSON) Notice is posted on behalf of undersigned guardian South Springfield Los Angeles 24 County of Losgales State of California all right, title and interest of said FIVE DELEGATES TO San Diego Conclave At the recent meeting of the Anaheim Auxiliary, five delegates were elected to attend the department convention in San Diego June 26-30. These are: Opal Walter, Elmo Richards, Martha Dussell, Elizabeth Aldrich and Irene Brown. Alternates are Florence Jensen, Emma Daniel, Adeline Schroeder, Ida Trendle and Frieda Kramer. A new member, Mrs. Bettina Marmalajo was welcomed into the Auxiliary. Mrs. Walter Hart gave a talk on etiquette to the Flag to the Brownie Scouts at Lincoln School on May 1st, it was reported by the Americanism chairman. Plans for the Memorial Day Poppy sale on May 25 and 26 were outlined. All members were urged to assist in the sales. To assist in defraying the expenses in entertaining the national VFW Auxiliary president at a banquet at the Laguna Hotel Tuesday, May 25, five dollars was sent to the second district headquarters. Mollie Claes was hostess for the social hour following the ritualistic closing of the meeting. Only about one-tenth of the islands of Japan are suitable for farming. LEGAL NOTICES (Pub. Anaheim Gazette May 24, N.J., June 7 and 14, 1956) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that she is conducting gift and accessories business at Dusland Hotel, 1441 So. West Street, Anaheim, California, under the fictitious firm name of THE PRIVATE'S DEN and that said firm is composed of the following person, whose name in full and place of residence is as follows, to-wit: Eve M. McCaughey, 9556 E. Kennedy Temple City, Calif. Witness my hand this 17th day of May, 1956. Eve M. McCaughey STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Orange. On this 18th day of May, A.D., 1956, before me, the undersigned as Notary Public in and for said County and State, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn personally appeared Eve M. McCaughey, known to be the person whose name is subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that she executed the same. In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my certificate first above written SEAL Wm. G. Walker Notary Public in and for said County and State. TOWN TOPICS FROM BANK OF AMERICA MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Anaheim Branch Richard W. Gay Manager DO THEY KNOW YOU IN TIMBUKTU? Probably not—but anywhere you go they'll know your Bank of America Travelers Cheques! These handy, self-identifying Cheques are bound in a convenient pocket-sized wallet. You can cash them, just by signing them, at banks, hotels, gas stations or stores everywhere you go. 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