anaheim-gazette 1957-06-27

4- Anaheim Gazette Anaheim Calif., Thursday June 27, 1857 Anaheim Gazette TELEPHONE Keystone E-2206 Telephone R. Bumier, Publisher G. H. "Andy" Mallen, Adv. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 239 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Entered as second class mail matter under the Act of March 4, 1878. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Newspaper Publishers Association. All rights herein are reserved. Subscriptions: $1 per year by mail. IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO 75 Years Ago... June, 1882 The Rev. Ingraham Kip, D.D. L.L.D. Bishop of this Diocese, accompanied by his wife arrived in town last night, and also the Rev. S. Gregory Linis, Rector at St. Paul's Church, San Francisco. There is an old saying that ... "MONEY DOES NOT GROW ON TREES" PLACE YOURS Where It Will Grow! Funds Placed with us by the 10th of July... EARN 4% with us by the 10th of July ... EARN 4% PER AUMER FROM THE FIRST Payable 4 Times Per Year EVERY ACCOUNT INSURED UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded June 20, 1921 Center and Lemon St. Phone KE 5-215N On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, California Center and Lemon St. Phone KE 5-2158 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, California Santa Fe Ship and Travel Santa Fe "All the Way!" From the Files of The Anaheim Gazette by MRC HENRY RUCHEL The Bishop and his wife are stopping at the Planters Hotel and Mr. Linls at the Parsonaage. We understand that Rev. Mr. Loop of comona is expected today. Services at St. Michael's Episcopal church will begin at a quarter of eight in the evening. The Bishop will preach and there will be a celebration of the Holy Communion. Messrs F. A. Korn and D.W.C.owan are each candidates for the office of school trustee. Theils will be open at the school use today from one hour after晨rise to until sunset. The enterprising people of orba district want a new school use on the north side of the ter and are to vote on the question of issuing bonds in the amount of $2,000. The Santa Ana Standard of 17 week had a very good report the fruit growers meeting at range at which insect pests and the best way to exterminate them was discussed. The will of the late Isaac Landshim has been filed for prosecution. The estate is valued at 10,000 and the executors are Isis Lankershim, his son, James, I. N. Van Nuys. The property left equally to his wife, son. In this county. There are now 51,000 gallons of brandy stored in the bonded warehouse in Los Angeles. The internal revenue tax is 90 cents per gallon so that the brandy now stored there will swell the U.S. treasury to the amount of $45,900. The Marysville Appeal claims that a drayman of that city owns the identical woolly horse which Fremont rode to California in 1847, the animal now being thirty-eight years old. Mr. Jacob Wintters and Mr. J. P. Zeyn have each purchased 40 acres of the Miles tract in North Anaheim. 50 Years Ago... June, 1907 It required but a few minutes for a meeting of citizens at the city hall on Wednesday evening to determine that a rousing celebration at the city's fiftieth anniversary should be held in September. Addresses were made by Richard Melrose, H. A. Dickel, Prof. Walker, Herman Stern, Wm. Schumacher, Fred Ahlborn, Wm. Wickett, Henry Adams and others. Pledges of financial assistance and cordial support were made and a subscription list started Richard Melrose was selected as the president of the celebration committee and accepted the honor or in a will-worded address which sent enthusiasm through everyone present. Mr. Dickel spoke The Gallagher's Note 25th Wedding Anniversary Tues. More than 150 guests honored Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Gallagher on their 25th wedding anniversary last Tuesday evening with a garden party at the Gallagher home at 328 N. West Street, this city. A lovely buffet supper was enjoyed, the table being centered with a large wedding cake. The honorees received many lovely gifts of silver and numerous floral pieces. Mrs. Gallagher wore a beaded grey and blue lace dress with a white orchid corsage. Miss Louise Gallagher, daughter, who assisted with the party, was gowned in pink and white chiffon with which she wore a corsage of pink roses. Mr. Gallagher and their three sons Edward, John and Bob, in dark suits, wore carnation boutonnieres. Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher were married in Anaheim in 1932 at St. Beniface Catholic Church and have resided in Anaheim continuously. Mr. Gallagher being an attorney here for 26 years. He is a native of Minneapolis, Minn., and Mrs. Gallagher came to Anaheim in 1917 from her home state, Nebraska. Arthur Bradley of Santa Ana was best man at the wedding and Mrs. Phil Bastain of Anaheim, sister of Mrs. Gallagher, maid of honor, were in attendance to help celebrate the memorable occasion. Assisting with the hostess was Mrs. Bastian who wore Ikes to Install Officers July 1 The installation of officiates night for members July 11 instead of the weekly meeting night when on July 4. The affair will dinner meeting to convene at the regular meeting at the Youth Center on E. N. Avenue. Announcement is also made that fireworks booth will be cated at Allison's Market Los Angeles Street this year urge all their friends patronizing this money event. GIRL WINS HONORS Mary Ellen Dougherty heim, who attended U.S. of California, Santa Bar among the 58 students in high honors in academics She won the honor in her classes for the four seals To earn these honors, she must average between a B-plus over-all grade Each student will receive a scroll in recognition of the scholastic attainment. CALL KEystone 5-8 FOR GAZETTE WANTS LEGAL NOTICE (Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 4, 11 and 18, 1957) CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FIRM NAME The underaged firm does best that it be conducted by an authorized laundry agency business. Pacific Coast Blvd., The week had a very good report of the fruit growers meeting at range at which insect pests and the best way to exterminate them was discussed. The will of the late Isaac Lanshim has been filed for prosecution. The estate is valued at 10,000 and the executors are his Lankershim, his son James, and I. N. Van Nuys. The property left equally to his wife, son Jones and daughter Susanna. A 198 foot well just completed Mr. L. J. Rose's ranch in San Joaquin Valley, is said to flow 10,000 gallons of water per day. It is one of twenty-three wells in the same ranch. All of which had a large supply of water. The Memorial Bell While assisting in the decoration of St. Michael's Episcopal church last September, Charles Balch accidentally cut a deep hole in his wrist, severing an arm. He died from the effects few days later. His father, a resident of Boston, has presented church with a Memorial bell, which was received on Thursday. It weighs 1320 pounds, the size of the church will have to strengthenened to sustain it. Its tones will probably not heard for a week or two. It is made of pure bell metal, and it judged it will be very sweeted. The inscription on the bell reads: I Laudem Gloriainque Del Omnipotentis El in Memoriai Charles Buckminster Balch Mit Ante Diem V Kalendas Januarias A. D. 1881 Mr. J. P. Zeyn has returned to a trip through Napa and Soma Counties. As far as hiservation extended the grape crop will be very good in these cities. The grain crop does look any better than it does. Richard Mellrose, H. A. Dickel, Prof. Walker, Herman Stern, Wm. Schumacher, Fred Ahlborn, Wm. Wickett, Henry Adams and others. Pledges of financial assistance and cordial support were made and a subscription list started Richard Melrose was selected as the president of the celebration committee and accepted the honor in a wil-worded address which sent enthusiasm through everyone present. Mr. Dickel spoke earnestly in support of the celebration. The following committee was appointed to assist in soliciting funds: Henry Adams, Capt. Stern, Edward Stewart, John Resh, Fred Chamberlain, F. A. Yungbluth, Otto Storm, Max Nebelung, Godfrey Stock, Jos Fiscus. Fayette Lewis has taken a position with Yungbluth & Kroeger during his vacation from Berkeley which will extend until the middle of August. Fayette is a sophomore at the university and will play shortstop with the next season's varsity nine for which position he has already qualified. He is studying law and will devote six years to the task before him at the University. Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Rimpau are here from Fairbanks, A. T., visiting with Mr. and Mrs. A. Rimpau. They will remain several weeks. Mrs. Frank Borth was awarded the prize of $20 offered by Druggist Mullinix for the first correct sentence formed out of letters displayed one at a time in his show windows. The sentence read: "Take your prescriptions to O. A. Mullinix." Samuel Oxavart was a close second bringing in his sentence a few seconds after Mrs. Broth had been declared winner. Frank Tausch, Carl Pressel, August Schumacher, Billy Kritschmer, Herman Backs and Herman Schindler went to Santa Ana canyon on Sunday and enjoyed a Dutch Pot. This is a dainty dish evoked in a pot-buried under coals. In the pot are yellow legged chickens, potatoes, Arthur Bradley of Santa Ana, was best man at the wedding and Mrs. Phil Bastain of Anaheim, sister of Mrs. Gallagher, mald of honor, wee in attendance to help celebrate the memorable occasion. Assisting with the hostess duties was Mrs. Bastian, who wore a rose chiffon dress with a white gardenia corsage, and Miss Nell Robertson of Placentia. Edward Gallagher is at home from Marquette Medical School in Milwaukee for the summer. John will be a sophmore at Loyola University and Bob is a senior at Mater Del High School in Santa Ana. Miss Louise graduated from SC this spring. The Migratory Bird Conservation Commission authorized the addition of 3540 acres to the Salton Sea National Wild Life Refuge. Frost and birds caused an estimated 35 per cent damage to the apricot crop at Hemet. On this 21st day of June, A before me, the undersigned, a Public in and for said County State, residing therein, duly missioned and sworn, person peared STELZLE A. WRICK To me to be the sealer whose subscribed to the within ment, and acknowledged to he executed the same. In witness whereof I have unto set my hand and affair official seal the day and year certificate from above written GILBENT WOINS Notary Public In and County and State. My Commission Expires A 1860. CALL KEystone 6-Bill FOR GAZETTE WANTY LEGAL NOTICE Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 4, 11 and 18, 1957. CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NA The undersigned does her tify that he is conducting an and laundry agency business in Pacific Coast Hiway, Beach California; under the thrift name CLEANERS and that said composed of the following whose name is as follows: to-wit: Stelzle A. Wrick 612 W. 23th St. Long Beach Q. WITNESS my hand this I of June, 1957. STELZLE A. STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES On this 21st day of June, A before me, the undersigned, a Public in and for said County State, residing therein, duly missioned and sworn, person peared STELZLE A. WRICK To me to be the sealer whose subscribed to the within ment, and acknowledged to he executed the same. In witness whereof I have unto set my hand and affair official seal the day and year certificate from above written GILBENT WOINS Notary Public In and County and State. My Commission Expires A 1860。 Frank Tausch, Carl Pressel, August Schumacher, Billy Kritschmer, Herman Backs and Herman Schindler went to Santa Ana canyon on Sunday and enjoyed a Dutch Pot. This is a dainty dish evolved in a pot buried under coals. In the pot are yellow legged chickens, potatoes, etc. The boys tell us they purchased the chickens of which there were an even dozen. Joseph Helmsen is decorating the interior of his store in a very handsome manner. The walls are papered in light blue. The ceiling has paper of a creamy tint and the interior is being painted, counters varnished and floor oil-ed. A new plate glass front has been installed and the establishment is one of the handsomest in town. Adolf Thomas spent Sunday with his family in Los Angeles, returning Monday morning. He has purchased the Chynoweth property on North Los Angeles street and will move his family here and take up his permanent residence. O. Lagman, W. H. Spake, J. Resh, H. Speilman and other members of the Masonic Lodge attended a meeting of the Royal Arch Chapter at Fullerton on Tuesday evening. C. C. Chapman, E. K. Benchley and Tom Siege were initiated. Mrs. I. Barman and Mrs. D. W. Harding of Los Angeles were guests the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Smith of Orange-thorpe. Only in Servel Gas Refrigerators... ICE CUBES WITHOUT TRAYS Two other Servel exclusives are SILENT GAS OPERATION, TEN-YEAR WARRANTY! The Ice-Maker in the Servel Gas Refrigerator freezes ice cubes without trays and drops them in a basket. You can reach in any time and take a handful or dozens of ice cubes...as easily as taking candy from a dish! The Ice-Maker automatically replaces them. Only In Servel does a tiny Gas flame take the place of a motor and make ice and cold. There are no moving parts, nothing to buzz, hum or rattle. Servel is permanently silent. Only Servel is so trouble-free that it carries a ten-year warranty...twice the warranty offered by any other refrigerator. SOUTHERN COUNTIES GAS COMPANY See Servel demonstrated at your Servel dealer or Gas Company. GAS gives you silent, motorless, trouble-free refrigeration! Ikes to Install Officers July 11 The installation of officers and ladies night for members of the Izaak Walton League will be on July 11 instead of the regular weekly meeting night which falls on July 4. The affair will be a dinner meeting to convene at 6:30 at the regular meeting place at the Youth Center on E. La Palma Avenue. Announcement is also made that the fireworks booth will be located at Allison's Market on So. Los Angeles Street this year and they urge all their friends to patronizing this money-raising event. GIRL WINS HONORS Mary Ellen Dougherty of Anaheim, who attended University of California, Santa Barbara, is among the 58 students winning high honors in academic work. She won the honor in her speech classes for the four semesters. To earn these honors, a student must average between a B and B-plus over-all grade average. Each student will receive a special scroll in recognition of the high scholastic attainment. CALL KEystone 6-2208 FOR GAZETTE WANT ADR LEGAL NOTICE Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 27, July 11 and 18, 1957 CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a cleaning and laundry agency business at 1940 Pacific Coast Hiway. Leguna "Here's why I've taken may savings to LEGAL NOTICE Pub. Anaheim Gazette June 27, July 11 and 13, 1957. CERTIFICATE OF BUSINESS FICTITIOUS FIRM NAME The undersigned does hereby certify that he is conducting a cleaning and laundry agency business at 1640 Pacific Coast Blway, Laguna Beach, California, under the fictitious firm name of THRIFT, D., LUXLEANERS and that said firm is composed of the following person whose name in full and place of residence is as follows, to-wit: Steelle A. Wrick 612 W. 28th St. Long Beach 6, California WITNESS my hand this 17th day June, 1957. STELZLE A. WRICK STATE OF CALIFORNIA } as: COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES. } On this 21st day of June, A.D., 1957, before me, the undersigned, a Notary public in and for said County and state, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared STELZLE A. WRICK known to be the person whose name subscribed to the within instrument, and acknowledged to me that 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. 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