anaheim-gazette 1956-12-13

IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO 75 Years Ago... December — 1881 Browning Bros. have a fine lot of baled hay which they will sell in quantities to suit, at the rate of $12 per ton at their ranch in Orangethorpe. The Los Angeles Times is the name of a new morning paper soon to be issued at the County seat. Its editor will be Nathan Cole Jr., and the business department will be conducted by Mr. Thomas Gardiner. The Anaheim hotel was formally opened on Wednesday evening and the house was crowded with friends of Mr. Gwin who came to give his enterprise a "send-off". A most magnificent lunch was spread and it was unanimously voted that the new hotel has a cook who is an artist in his profession. The band gave a serenade during the evening and mirth and jollity reigned supreme until the last guest departed. Through the courtesy of J. P. Zeyn we have in our office a sample of crude oil from the well on Sheriff Rowland's ranch. The owners of property next to the ranch as well as Messrs. Rowland and Chandler (the latter the oil expert who is superintending the work) are greatly elated at the development made so far and Marshall inspect the locality casionally. Theo. Lynill Esq. appointed town attorney to section 25 of the charter. The application for a rebate of wages during the time the pump was installed were denied. In the matter of the Broadway and Palm street ditches, a was deferred until the town torney could render an option to the power of the trust to interfere with irrigating crops. The petition of the first department for an appropriation $90 to pay the balance on whose was granted. Their petition for the removal of the fire from its present location to town lot near Los Angeles sts and for the erection of a tower was referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Fish and Cowan, who were instructed to take into consideration the matter of a water trough and other improvements on the lot referred to, the mittee to report at a get-together to be held next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. clerk was instructed to advertise for sealed proposals for the construction of town engineer. The store of Mr. Joseph Hensen is resplendent with Christmas notions, and as he does... A. Electricity "Even though the price of practically everything else has skyrocketed," explaining Reddy Killowatt, "a kilowatt hour of electricity in Southern California costs less today than it did 20 years ago." (Bigger bill? That's because you're using more and living better electrically.) Small wonder electricity is your biggest bargain in modern living. LIVE BETTER—ELECTRICALLY SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Gelson COMPANY Through the courtesy of J. P. Zeyn we have in our office a sample of crude oil from the well on Sheriff Rowland's ranch. The owners of property next to the ranch as well as Messrs. Rowland and Chandler (the latter the oil expert who is superintending the work) are greatly elated at the development made so far and await with interest the result of the work now going on. The well is only seven miles from Anaheim, and as the road is good, it can be reached in a drive of three quarters of an hour. The Democrats made nearly a clean sweep at the municipal election in Los Angeles on Monday. They elected the three members of the Board of Education and five out of the six councilmen. "The Witherby Troup" is the name of a theatrical and comedy troup which will give a performance in Anaheim shortly. The Board of Trustees held their regular meeting on Wednesday. Mr. Fish reported in regard to certain nuisances in the Chinese quarter. They had been abated. He recommended that the LEGAL NOTICE (Pub. Anaheim Gazette Dec. 13, 1956) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That CHARLES FASCIONA, Vet whose address is 14052 TELF DR., in the City of WHITTLE CALIF., County of L.A. State California, intended to sell to LIAM WIRZ, Yandee, whose ad is 14002 NORWALK BLVD., in City of NORWALK, County of State of California, the follow described personal property, to all stock in trade, fixtures, sewn and good will of a civilian TAIL, GASOLINE SERVICES business, known as CHARLES FASCIONA DRA, CHUCK'S SHERVICE, and located at 12301 VANO, in the City of GARROVE, County of ORANGE, State OF California, and that a sale, transfer and assignment of the same be made and the consider therefor will be paid at 10:00 o'clock A.M., on the 21st day of DEC. at the escrow department of THE AS-ELLISON ESCROW8, at 1711 LANTIC AVE, in the City of LA BEACH, County of L.A., State California. DATED DEC. 7, 1956. CHARLES JOHN FASCION Vendor THOMAS-ELLISON 1711 ATLANTIC AVE. LONG BEACH, CALIF. Ask Any Pure Gold Member! He will tell you that he likes the way PURE GOLD packing houses — 1. Pay out products fruit returns in full in their current pools. Higher prices, too! 2. Make no revolving fund deductions for selling – supply – or products. How much would that save you over the year? 1. Pay out products fruit returns in full in their current pools. Higher prices, too! 2. Make no revolving fund deductions for selling – supply – or products. How much would that save you over the years? 3. Pay highest returns per field box for quality fruit. 4. Keep sales costs low. 1956 costs represent only 3 cents on each dollar of delivered sales. Interested growers are welcome to investigate. Call – Anaheim Cooperative Orange Association 1540 Lincoln Avenue — Anaheim T. E. Woodward, Manager — KEystone 5-3203 Index Mutual Association 323 S. La Mirada Avenue — La Habra D. D. Winfrey, Manager — OWens 7-3291 Orange Cooperative Orange Association 426 Almond Avenue — Orange Henry Bosch, Manager — KEllogg 8-2319 shall inspect the locality occasionally. Theo. Lynill Esq. was appointed town attorney under Act 25 of the charter. The petition for a rebate of water during the time the new pump was installed were denied. The matter of the Broadway Palm street ditches, action deferred until the town attorney could render an opinion to the power of the trustees interfere with irrigating ditch. The petition of the fire department for an appropriation of money pay the balance on their account was granted. Their petition for the removal of the fire bell in its present location to the lot near Los Angeles street, for the erection of a bell tower was referred to a committee consisting of Messrs. Korn, and Cowan, who were also instructed to take into consideration the matter of a watering high and other improvements the lot referred to, the commissioner to report at a general meeting to be held next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The was instructed to advertise sealed proposals for the position of town engineer. The store of Mr. Joseph Helm is resplendent with Christmas notions, and as he does not propose to carry them over to next season, he will sell them at a very low figure. 50 Years Ago... December — 1906 Showers during the week bring the total rainfall for the season to 1.52 inches. The precipitation is less than that of last year, when the gauge showed 5.40 to the first of December. On November 6th of last year 2.36 inches fell. During December only 25 of an inch fell. In January 2.56 and in March 5.40. The season's fall amounted to 18.13 inches, and the year was one of the best in the history of the county. No early rains have fallen this season. Weather prophets say we shall have abundant rainfall. Hippolyte Cahen, former well-known business man of this city, has been ill at his home in Los Angeles for some time past with nervous prostration. Frank Maclieb has opened a harness shop in the Spake and McCollum building on Center street. He is an experienced man and has lately moved here from Flagstaff, Arizona. An inch and thirteen hundredths of rain fell on Tuesday night according to Dickel's gauge, making 1.28 for the storm up to 7 o'clock Wednesday morning. For the season 2.80. Last year to date 5.40. In the census bulletin issued this week California leads all the states in the production of canned and dried fruits. The output of the state for 1905 in these lines is estimated at $21,000,000. Godfrey Stock has 36 acres belonging to Riverside city limits, the stated price at $15,000. Mr. Stock divides the tract and puts market. Richard Krebs was from Arizona some days newing old acquaintance and operates one of the wineries in Southern California and has the reputation one of the best wine makers in the state. Anaheim high school Santa Ana at basketball local grounds by a score of 12. Sherman Hayden, who fully managed the Waste Association's packing house states that a supermarket LEGAL NOTICE Anaheim Gazette Dec. 13, 1956. NOTICE OF INTENDED SALE ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: CHARLES FASCIONA, Vendor, address is 14002 TELFORD in the City of WHITTIER, County of L.A., State of NORWALK, Vender, whose address is 14003 NORWALK BLVD., in the of NORWALK, County of L.A., of California, the following personal property, to-wit: stock in trade, fixtures, equipand good will of a certain REGAROLINE SERVICE STAbusiness, known as CHARLES HONA DBA, CHUCK'S SHELL VICE, and located at 13301 VERin the City of GARDEN E, County of ORANGE, State California, and that a sale, transand assignment of the same will made, and the consideration for will be paid at 10:00 o'clock on the first day of DEC., 1956. The escrow department of THOMLILISON ESCROWS, at 1711 ATTIC AVE., in the City of LONG H, County of L.A., State of California. TED DEC. 7, 1956. CHARLES JOHN FASCIONA Vendor MAS-ELLISON ATLANTIC AVE. BEACH, CALIF. Row No. 1806. 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Sherman Hayden, who successfully managed the Walnut Association's packing house this season states that a superior quality of nuts were shipped out, that the crop has been cleaned up and the packing house closed. First class soft shells brought 11 cents, and an extra fancy lot of graded nuts brought 15 cents. Manager Jos. Backs of the Home Telephone company on Monday disbursed $1,113.70 to 44 employees of the Home Telephone Company engaged in installing the new telephone system in this city and vicinity. This amount was for two weeks work. In November the company disbursed $30,000 to its employees throughout the county. At the residence of the bride's mother, Mrs. J. Strodthoff Wednesday afternoon, November 28 at 2 o'clock, F. A. Yungbluth was united in the holy bonds of wedlock to Miss Adella Strodthoff. Rev. Mitchell officiated. Mrs. Otto Strodthoff attended the bride and Otto Strodthoff was groomsman. A sumptuous wedding breakfast was served in the handsomely appointed dining room. 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