anaheim-gazette 1956-07-05

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anaheim Gazette By MRS HENRY KUCHEL 75 Years Ago... July 9, 1891 The promising young stallion Loligfellow, owned by Capt. A. S. Perguson, broke his leg last week and had to be shot. The horse was of great value and promised to exhibit great speed on the race course. A deed from Jotham Bixby, E. M. McDonald and Thos. B. Hayes to C. F. Vrokeh for a wharf site on the West side of Wilmington creek. Consideration $1000 has been filed for record in the County Recorders office. Deeds from owners in the Palas Verdes Rancho to Southern Pacific Railroad Company to water front tracts were also filed for record. The glorious Fourth was fittingly celebrated at Anaheim Landing. Old Glory was hoisted at daybreak and floated gallantly on the breeze. Teams and wagons gaily decorated containing bevies of fair women and noble men continued to pour in until late in the day. Merry luncheon parties were dotted here and there about the warehouse while mine hosts Hall and Edward with that Prince of Chefs de cuisene, Mr. Cobb, served a sumptuous repast in the dinning room. Among those sojourning there at present are Rev. J. Emery wife of trees on the outer edge of such sidewalks — was adopted. The deed conveying a lot in Vineyard D3, to the town as a site for a drinking fountain was presented to the Board and a committee consisting of Messrs. Miles, Cowan and Fish was appointed to draft a letter conveying the thanks of the Board and citizens generally to Mrs. Sophia Koll and Messrs Hammel & Denker for their donation. Permission was granted to certain citizens on Agusta Street to remove willows which impeded travel. The Board of Equalization will convene on the 19th for the purpose of equalizing the assessment roll. While President Garfield accompanied by Secretary Blain alighted from his carriage at the Baltimore and Ohio railroad depot in Washington this morning (July 2) two shots were fired at him both taking effect—The first ball entering the Presidents body just above the Kidneys and the second ball striking his shoulder and passing out beneath the shoulder blade. The assassin, a man named Charles Guifteau was arrested. Dr. Bliss regards the President's condition as extremely critical and both the President and Mrs. Garfield have been advised of the probable outcome. Personnel — Mr. C. Mosseman has gone to San Juan Hot springs where there are about one hundred and fifty campers. 50 Years Ago... July 1906 Through the generosity James Irvine, Orange County possesser of one of the five parks in the state. A Warder kept at the park by the Coor but beyond this little has done by the supervisors to taking care of it. System work in the line of improvement would add much to the bed of this delightful place and matter of improving and ling for the park has been up. Petitions calling upon people to interest their supervise and endeavor to raise and a private sufficient to insure certain amount of improvement each year will be circulate various townships. An effort be made to have a joint ning of representatives of the different chambers of commin in the county some time in near future for discussion of question of improvements at park. It is proposed to have supervisors set aside en money each year to extend system of roads, by-patts tend the water-way, const rustic bridges, plant trees shrubs and adopt a system improvement plan. Tom Rogers holds the best champion tarantula cat The other day he caught his ord varmint, which was disc ed in a bunch of bananas at lace's. The beast was some larger than the one capture Tom some weeks ago, and been placed on exhibition on the breeze,reams and wagons gaily decorated containing bevies of fair women and noble men continued to pour in until late in the day. Merry luncheon parties were dotted here and there about the warehouse while mine hosts Hall and Edward with that Prince of Chefs de cuisene, Mr. Cobb, served a sumptuous re-peat in the dinning room. Among those sojourning there at present are Rev. J. Emery, wife and family, Mr. Ben Dryfus and family, Mrs. Richard Macrose and family, Mr. Ferdon and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lynill, Mrs. Fergusson, Mre. Yocum and family, Mr. and Mrs. Miles, J. P. Zeyn and Misses Zeyn, Miss Ella Mitchell, Mr. Mead and family, Mrs. Rome and family, Mrs. Preston and family. The Board of Town Trustees met in regular session on Wednesday. Ordinance twenty-five—to establish the width of sidewalks and to encourage the planting Personel — Mr. C. Mosseman has gone to San Juan Hot springs to recuperate — Mr. Leonard Parker and some of the members of his family are at Laguna Beach and as a reminder of the good times they are having, they sent in a large fish on Thursday by Mr. P. J. J. Schmidt — Mrs. Bessie Laurence returned last week from San Francisco—Fred Langenberger has been driven from his cyrie in the mountains by the heat, which he finds more oppressing than here—Mr. Theo. Reiser returned from San Francisco last week — Messrs. Werdu and Rhuman are sojourning at San Juan Hot springs Electric cooking is fastest Now! Bacon and Eggs Now! Bacon and Eggs in 3½ minutes when you cook electrically! TODAY, NOTHING COOKS FASTER than a modern electric range. Bacon and eggs in 3½ minutes. Instant coffee in 60 seconds. Hot soup in 68 seconds. Fry, bake, broil or roast — electricity does it better. THERE'S MORE: your kitchen is as much as 16° cooler. And cleaner. Pots and pans stay mirror-bright. 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And the FIT (Foreign Independent Travel) department of American Express will arrange an individual tour to virtually any part of the world for any length of time. The special, conducted tours for travelers with special interests include: The Seventh Annual grand art tour of Europe, led by Thomas J. McCormick, Jr., of the Smith Art Department; a musical grand tour of Europe, led by Bernard Taylor, president of the National Association of Teachers of Singing; a European-history tour, led by a prominent educator; and Bible Land tours, led by eminent theologians. There is also a complete program of Catholic Pilgrimage Tours to Lourdes, Rome and other shrines of Europe, which sail on a regular basis on the Cunard Line Queens. In addition, there are special Catholic movements such as the Buffalo Diocesan Pilgrimages, Other Catholic Pilgrimages are to shrines in Canada, Mexico and South America. There are also additional special Religious groups going to the Bible Lands, featuring meetings of Inter-Church groups in Europe. Student tours are booming this year, with both Budget and Deluxe trips attracting record attention. Information about any of these tours or independent trips can be obtained from the nearest American Express office or by writing to American Express Travel Service, 65 Broadway, New York. Local Sales Tax Returned to City By State Board Nine more California counties and 60 cities will join the ranks of the local governments for which the State Board of Equalization is administering sales taxes on July 1, bringing the total number of such governments to 16 counties and 131 cities. During the April-June quarter, the state board has been administering the sales taxes of Inyo, Mary Lee Ardaiz Becomes Bride Ronald Carpenter Miss Mary Lee Ardaiz and net with a chapel lace-edged net. A tiny hat held her finger tip w carried a white orchid white prayer book. Preceded down the aisle were three girls, nieces of the bridal Peggy Lynn, Renee Etcha Cameron Carmichael. Lit my Ardaiz carried the rite. Matrón of honor was Mthony Lombard of F Miss Jeanette Carpenter Habra and Mrs. Everett N Balboa were bridesmaids. Ronald Pitts served man and guests were se John Ardaiz, Jr., and Markham. Mary Lee Ardaiz Becomes Bride Ronald Carpenter Miss Mary Lee Ardaiz and net with a chapel lace-edged net. A tiny hat held her finger tip w carried a white orchid white prayer book. Preceded down the aisle were three girls, nieces of the bridal Peggy Lynn, Renee Etcha Cameron Carmichael. Lit my Ardaiz carried the rite. CARTOONIST — C. D. Batchelor, Pulitzer prize-winning cartoonist, is the author of the widely known "Inviting the Underlaker" cartoon settened which has for years appeared exclusively in the N. Y. Daily News. This newspaper is among a select group which has been chosen by the B. F. Goodrich Safe Driver League for nationwide syndication of these famous drawings in support of President Eisenhower's Committee for Traffic Safety campaign toward highway accident prevention. and engineering. Howard & Spake have sold Mrs. Perry's place north of town two and a half acres, to Mr. Weinberger for $2000. Dan Murphy has purchased the 3000 acre Emery ranch and will seek to extend his drilling operations. One well was sunk upon the ranch some weeks ago. Work was suspended and the statement given out that the well would be abandoned. After the ranch was purchased the report spread that the well was one of the richest yet bored by the Murphy company. Miss Annie Everhardy will entertain the Apollo club at her residence on the coming Friday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Backs Sr. and son are spending the summer at Anaheim Landing where Mr. Backs is building a four room summer cottage. By State Board Nine more California counties and 60 cities will join the ranks of the local governments for which the State Board of Equalization is administering sales taxes on July 1, bringing the total number of such governments to 16 counties and 131 cities. During the April-June quarter, the state board has been administering the sales taxes of Inyo, Los Angeles, Mariposa, Mono, Orange, Sacramento, and San Benito counties and their 71 cities. In the ensuing quarter, the locally-imposed, sales taxes of Alameda, Mendocino, Merced, Monterey, San Bernardino, San Joaquin, Santa Cruz, Sonoma and Tuolumne counties, together with those of 57 of their cities and of three new cities in Los Angeles and Orange counties, will be state administered. Approximately 65 percent of the state's taxable retail sales will be subject to these locally-imposed, state-administered taxes during the July-September quarter. The board estimates that it will collect $30,000,000 of local taxes on sales made in this period, $25½ million of which will go to cities and $4½ million to counties. Local sales taxes in the 16 counties whose sales tax ordinances will be in effect during the next quarter will be collected at a uniform one percent rate, the only rate which counties are authorized to levy. Retailers will remit four percent of their taxable sales to the State Board of Equalization, one per cent of which is the local tax and three percent the state tax. If the retailer's place of business is within one of the 76 cities in Inyo, Los Angeles, Monterey, or Orange county, or in any one of seven cities in Alameda, San Benito, and San Bernardino counties, all of the one percent local tax will be returned by the state board to the city. Save 10% on wood preservative ...ask the Standard Man LEGAL NOTICES Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Backs Sr. and son are spending the summer at Anaheim Landing where Mr. Backs is building a four room summer cottage. NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL PROPERTY AT PRIVATE SALE No. 214,008 The Superior Court of the State California, in and for the County Los Angeles, the Matter of the Estate of N. PUBLARTON COCHIRANE, released. Notice is hereby given that the insigned will sell at private sale, the highest and best bidder, subject to confirmation of said Superior art, on or after the 20 day of July, at the office of Gilbert Fall, South Broadway, suite 615, in the City of Los Angeles, State of California, the right, title and interest of deceased at the time of death all the right, title and interest of the estate of said deceased has hired by operation of law or otherwise, other than or in addition to said deceased, at the times of birth and to all the certain real property situate in the County of Orange, State of California, particular described as follows, to which Parcel 1. The South 60 feet of the North 745 feet of the West 136 feet of the East feet of Lot Sixty-two (26) of View Farms, as shown on recorded in Book 5 pages 71 ofcellaneous Maps, records of Orange County, California. In easement and right of way for access and erosion over and across following: The West 80 feet of East Market, Lot Sixty-two (26) of Fairview Farms, as shown in Map recorded in Book 5. Page of Miscellaneous Maps, Records Orange County, California, as an extension to and to run with the described in Parcel 1. Terms of sale cash in lawful money the United States on confirmation sale or grant each and balance denoted by note secured by Mortgage or Trust Deed on the property sold. Ten per cent of amount bid be deposited with bid. Orders or offers to be in writing and received at the aforesaid offer at any time after the first publication and before date of sale dated July 2, 1956. CLEARANCE O. FLINT. Executor of the Will of said decodent. Decodent. S. Secondary suite 615. Angeles 12, Calif. Norway for Executor. STANDARD By buying and taking delivery during June, July, or August you can get a 10% discount on Standard Wood Preservative. And you save a second way, because Standard Wood Preservative adds extra years of life to fence posts, mudsills, hop poles and other wood that comes in contact with the ground. It protects wood against rot, termites, carpenter ants and powder post beetles. Rain or snow will not wash it out. Can be applied by brushing, soaking or spraying. Order now... take delivery before the end of August ... and save 10%. For information on any Standard Oil Company of California product, call A. H. ROHRS and Son 1016 Santiago St. — Santa Ana, Calif. — KImberly 7-4123 Mary Lee Ardaiz becomes Bride Of Ronald Carpenter Miss Mary Lee Ardaiz and Ronald Carpenter were united in holy bonds of wedlock at St. Michael's Episcopal church last Friday night, the Rev. John Kimball saville officiating in the double wedding ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ardaiz of 13½ Edgewater, Balboa, (and former residents of Anaheim). The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Claude C. Carpenter of 418 L. Erna, La Habra. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father, where pink and white asters filled the altar cases and huge sprays of pink and white blossoms were arranged in baskets. The 18 windows of the church were lighted with candles placed in clusters of pink and white asters. Her gown was of Chantilly lace and net with a chapel train of face-edged net. A tiny pill box that held her finger tip veil. She carried a white orchid on her white prayer book. Preceding her down the aisle were three flower girls, nieces of the bridal couple, Peggy Lynn, Renee Etchandy and Cameron Carmichael. Little Timmy Ardaiz carried the ring. Matron of honor was Mrs. Anthony Lombard of Fullerton. Miss Jeanette Carpenter of La Habra and Mrs. Everett Marby of Balboa were bridesmaids. Ronald Pitts served as best man and guests were seated by John Ardaiz, Jr., and Marvin Markham. Mrs. Douglas Beecher soloist have been changed from Aug. 3 to Aug. 10, on account of construction work on La Palma park's new football field. The games will be played at night. Last year 78 teams were entered 5 - Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thurs., July 5, 1956 INVITING THE UNDERTAKER- Delay your return from holiday until the last minute then try to outspread all other last-minute drivers. Courtesy of B.P. Goodrich Sole Driver Leisure © 1930 by News Syndicate Co., Inc. Peggy Lynn, Renee Etchandy and Cameron Carmichael. Little Timmy Ardaiz carried the ring. Matrón of honor was Mrs. Anthony Lombard of Fullerton. Miss Jeanette Carpenter of La Habra and Mrs. Everett Marby of Balboa were bridesmaids. Ronald Pitts served as best man and guests were seated by John Ardaiz, Jr., and Marvin Markham. Mrs. Douglas Beecher, soloist, sang "Because" an Gouned's Ave Maria, and "The Lord's Prayer," with Miss Hazel Erickson at the organ. A reception was held in the parish hall of the church and guests were asked to sign the register by Mrs. Donald Perry of Buena Park, and Mrs. Dominic Etchandy of Anaheim. Following the reception the happy couple left for a honeymoon trip to San Francisco, Yellowstone Park and other points. They will make their home on Grove Ave., Fullerton. Both are graduates of Fullerton high school and attended Fullerton Junior college. The bride operates the Mary Lee Dance studio and the groom is with the Edison company. Rev. and Mrs. W. McKinley Walker are now nicely domiciled in their new home at 870 Lime street, this city, which they recently purchased. For the past four years Rev. Walker has been pastor of the Wesley Methodist church, but at the recent annual conference at Redlands, he was granted a Sabbatical leave. The pastorate is now being filled by Rev. Arthur Kent, formerly of Santa Ana. JUNIOR BASERALL TOURNEY The Southern California American Legion Baseball tournament stays in Anaheim, and that's official, according to Pat Ahern, who founded the summer classic. The dates of the tournament have been changed from Aug. 3 to Aug. 10, on account of construction work on La Palma park's new football field. The games will be played at night. Last year 78 teams were entered in the tournament. Best place to save...Bank of America! says Bill I almer "We like B of A’s convenient branch locations," says Bill Palmer. "And you know Bank of America has more branches than any other bank." Enjoy close-at-hand convenience. Open your B of A savings account soon at your nearby branch. BANK OF AMERICA, RT&SA. MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION For That Unusual Freight Shipment... For That Unusual Freight Shipment... try us! Santa Fe For Details, Just Contact Any Santa Fe Freight Traffic Office