anaheim-gazette 1957-07-04

2· Anaheim Gazette Anaheim, Calif., Thursday, July 4, 1907 Anaheim Gazette TELEPHONE KYLOSE 8-2206 Thursday R. Knopf, Publisher p. M. Andy Melon, Adj. Manager Published Thursday of each week at 30 East Center Street, Anaheim, California. Deferred as second class mail matter under the Act of March 8, 1918. The Gazette is a member of the National Editorial Association, and California Magazine Publishers Association. All rights hereinafter reserved. Billing (tax): $5 per year be mails. Days of Long Ago 75 Years Ago... (Continued from Page 1) gradual "pletering out" of the minds is the conviction that is gaining ground. The Signoret House, corner of Main and Turner streets, opposite HILGENEELD MONUMENTARY SAN ANTONIO ANAHEIM MUSEUM SERVICES the Pico House, Los Angeles, has been leased by Mrs. W. R. Olden and those desiring pleasant quiet rooms will find this house just to their taste. The Bank of Anaheim has purchased a lot 20 foot front on Center street, adjoining the brick building now being erected, and will begin construction of a bank building as soon as the plans can be made. It is proposed to build a highly ornamental building 20x40 feet, the front to be a mass of elaborate fancy woodwork. The interior will be in keeping and in fact the building will be all that good, taste and plenty of money can make it. It is now probable that the entire block opposite the Planters hotel will be built up. 50 Years Ago... July — 1907 Members of the Southern California Editorial association spent several days the past week as guests of the management of Tent City and the San Diego Chamber of Commerce. There were 300 people in the party and the meeting was in many ways the most are housed in a mill at the of the yard, safely placed cement foundations, and erated by electric power machines are self-feeders and of the newest and most age patterns. Manager Schu assures us they are kept since their installation. LOOKING FOR PRIVACY? INSTALL NEW WIDE MESH CYCLONE RUSTIC FENCE! This field is totally blind you cannot seeing until you give it full privacy of Cyclone Rustic Fence This new-looking fence combines the well-known, all-stain Cyclone enjoyable In its history. Word has been received welser, Idaho that the league baseball club has great effort and much signed Walter Johnson, cl pitcher of the northwest holds the world's record greatest number of innings ed without a run being off his delivery. Johnson, er, will not leave Weis after the close of the season 14. His record without a seventy-five innings and struck out -164 men in games pitched. The Ganahl Lumber Company has installed a planer and to meet the demand for the juncts to a large and well ped lumber yard. The m are housed in a mill at the of the yard, safely placed cement foundations, and erated by electric power machines are self-feeders and of the newest and most age patterns. Manager Schu assures us they are kept since their installation. Eugene Adams has a few assistants engaged in re cross arms upon; city light poles—their places taken by larger receptacle the increased wire service with the opening of the power house. Gene expo new works will be ready for cuprancy by September, and lights for the electrical on the occasion of the semenial of the city will come LOOKING FOR PRIVACY? INSTALL NEW WIDE MESH CYCLONE RUSTIC FENCE! Your yard will likely become your outdoor living space when you give it full privacy of Cyclone Rustic Fence. This smart-looking fence combines the well-known, all-steel Cyclone Fence with the charm of California Redwood strips insisted right into the chain link fabric. The result is a good-looking enclosure that mimics the privacy of a solid fence—the beauty of wood—the strength and long life of steel. Call for free estimate. There is no obligation. CYCLONE FENCE KlmBerly 3-4001 105 E. Sixth St., Santa Ana, Calif. start their savings habit at Security-First... YOU DEPOSIT $10.00 each month Interest earned Your Savings total End of 3 years $16.05 $376.05 End of 5 years 46.10 646.10 End of 10 years 195.91 1,395.91 End of 15 years 466.15 2,866.15 End of 20 years 876.04 3,276.04 ...watch their savings interest grow 3% per annum on savings accounts Deposits made by or before July 15 earn interest from July 1. SECURITY FIRST NATIONAL BANK 151 Offices and Branches Serving Southern California ANAHEIM BRANCH 947 W. Center - PR. 4-4193 Joseph G. Blattman Mgr. Gerald L. Samplion, Ace's Mgr. BROADWAY-ANAHEIM BRANCH 1858 Offsbeet Ave. - PR. 4-4193 Richard H. Tunniciff, Mgr. Robert G. Morrill Alot Mgr. Word has been received from Welser, Idaho, that the manager of the Washington American League baseball club has, after great effort and much rivalry, signed Walter Johnson, champion pitcher of the northwest, who holds the world's record for the greatest number of innings pitched without a run being scored off his delivery. Johnson, however, will not leave Welser until the close of the season July 11. His record without a run is twenty-five innings and he has struck out 164 men in eleven games pitched. The Ganahl Lumber Company is installed a planer and ripsaw to meet the demand for their adjectives to a large and well-equipped lumber yard. The machines are housed in a mill at the rear of the yard, safely placed upon cement foundations, and are operated by electric power. Both machines are self-feeders and are the newest and most approved patterns. Manager Schumacher ensures us they are kept busy since their installation. Eugene Adams has a force of assistants engaged in replacing oss-arms upon; city electric light poles; their places being taken by larger receptacles for increased wire service to come with the opening of the new power house. Gene expects the new works will be ready for occupancy by September, and that rights for the electrical display will be occasioned by the occasion of the semi-centennial of the city will come from W. H. Henderson died in Los Angeles on Monday. Mr. Henderson was principal of the Anaheim schools in the 70's but for a number of years has resided elsewhere. He was a native of Scotland. Commencement exercises of St. Catherine's convent school and orphanage will be held at the opera house on Sunday afternoon when an excellent program will be given at the close of which certificates of promotion will be conferred. Crowther's orchestra will furnish the music. Local Women In "Personality" Class at Fullerton A number of local women are enrolled in the Fullerton Adult Education class of "Personality and Appearance": The class was started two years ago with one class period and interest has grown to such an extent that six classes are now being held with the interest still growing. The objectives of these classes are to gain poise and confidence through modeling and to learn about oneself from many sides, hair, skin, fashions, diet and exercise, voice and conversation, etiquette, rest and energy, and self organization. Pauline Jessen, the instructor, has been more than pleased with the individual improvements in her students. The course is offered on a one-semester plan, but may be taken four semesters. During this summer, Mrs. Jesen is beginning something new in this area: private classes for teenagers as well as adults. This private instruction will start July 8 at Fullerton Assistance League. Adult classes will be held from 3:30 to 5 p.m., and from 7 to 8:30 in the evening. The teenagers class will be from 6 to 7 p.m., and since there will be only one class for this age group, the class will be limited from the 8th through 10th grades. The first meeting on July 8 is open to guests and the special classes will run for six weeks. SERVICEMAN GRADUATES Pvt. James L. Hornbuckle, whose wife, Elaine, lives at 627 N. Zeyn, Anaheim, was graduated June 21 from the eight-week Administration School at Fort Chaffee, Ark. Hornbuckle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Medgor A. Hornbuckle, 210 Fourth St., Seal Beach, received instruction in typing, filling and Army clerical procedures. He is a graduate of Orange Coast College. Benjamin Franklin taught himself to speak French, Italian, Spanish, and Latin in 1747, and improved his facility by subsequent trips to Europe. Administrator Full-time recreation will be increased to 45 present 18, which will increase to seven areas five four. Approximately nine city streets will be resurrected two miles of alleys will faced if assessment distressed. Also 50 additional stations in the older parts of will have new street signsern overhead lighting placed on existing off-street lots, with another 12 acquired and improved. The public library will to purchase more than do amount of books purchased year, and a new bookmobile be added to the library. Twenty-three miles of distribution and train lines will be added. Applicly-17.4 miles of water mills be laid and some 10 mile streets will be constructed other 11.83 miles of sewil will be installed. Mr. Murdock also told many needed facilities within city will not attempt to all this in order to keep the present city budget additional bonds to make provisions. residents engaged in replacing pass arms upon; city electric ight poles...their places being ken by larger receptacles for increased wire service to come with the opening of the new power house. Gene expects the new works will be ready for ocpancy by September, and that lights for the electrical display the occasion of the semi-cennial of the city will come from the new power house. Sylvain Cahen, son of Mr. and rs. Hypolife Cahen, formerly of his city, now of Los Angeles, will married on Wednesday next at stario, to Miss Grace Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. miths of that place. Invitations the wedding have been receivby friends here. The groom many friends here who wish him and his fair, young bride sorts of happiness and prority in their married life. Benjamin Franklin taught himself to speak French, Italian, Spanish, and Latin in 1747, and improved his facility by subsequent trips to Europe. FREEDOM FOR YOUR LIFE from AMERICA'S OUTSTANDING ASSOCIATION Wm Rogers' Spring Charm' HOSTESS SET Created by the world's largest silversmiths, International Silver Company. Set of four beautiful serving pieces...cake server, gravy ladle, serving fork and spoon. 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Full-time recreation personnel will be increased to 42 from the present 18, which will allow the summer recreation program to increase to seven areas instead of four. Approximately nine miles of city streets will be resurfaced and two miles of alleys will be resurfaced if assessment districts are used. Also 50 additional intersections in the older parts of the city will have new street signs. Modern overhead lighting will be placed on existing off-street parking lots, with another lot to be acquired and improved. The public library will be able to purchase more than double the amount of books purchased last year, and a new bookmobile will be added to the library service. Twenty-three miles of electric distribution and transmission lines will be added. Approximately 17.4 miles of water mains will be laid and some 10 miles of new streets will be constructed. Another 11.83 miles of sewer lines will be installed. 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