anaheim-gazette 1960-07-07

DOG ODDITIES By Harry Miller, Director, GAINES DOG RESEARCH CENTER A PUBLIC POLL IN WEST GERMANY REVEALED THAT ADVERTISEMENTS SHOWING PICTURES OF DOGS WERE PREFERRED TO THOSE OF PINUP GIRLS BECAUSE THE DOG WAS ONE OF EGYPT'S DEITIES AT THE TIME OF MOSES, ISRAEL-ITES HELD DOCS IN DEGRADATION, USED THEM ONLY AS SCAVENGERS NATL.FIELD CHAMPION KING BUCK, LABRADOR RETRIEVER OWNED BY NILD KENNELS, E. ALTON, ILL., IS THE FIRST DOG IN HISTORY TO APPEAR ON THE STAMP REQUIRED ANNUALLY FOR HUNTERS OF MICRATORY WATERFOWL © 1900, Gaines Dog Research Center, N. Y. C. Local Bank Employee Gets Cashier Post At La Habra Branch James E. Gee of 212 North Larch is the latest Anaheim resident to reach officer rank with Bank of America. He has become assistant cashier at the new East La Habra branch, opening in July. Canyon Womens Club Holds Meeting “Amenities and Ethics” was the theme of the first meeting of Canyon Woman’s Club conducted by the new president, Mrs. Kenneth Hartle, at the Anaheim Club-house. IN THE DAY OF LONG AGO May 41, 1872 Considerable interest was mounted in the election for city flicers on Monday last and a late vote was polled than expected considering the fact that many our citizens are opposed to a tinnance of the city government and declined to vote. Following the result as per official retweet For Mayor, Kroeger 76; for Cilmen, Zeyn 75, Champlin Heimann 74, Macy 73, Korman for Treasurer, Rimpau 75; for torney, Gardner 76; for Assey Dyer 76; for Marshal, Rusht Lehman 55. The contract for building Masonic hall was let on Mo last to Mr. Steppanback for $ that being the lowest bid. The cludes all of the work except painting. Material is already placed on the ground, work commenced at once and the ling so far completed by the of June that the lodge may there on that occasion for the ereation of St. John's day. The Odd Fellows lodge of place has bought for $500, F. and J. Backs, the fine l east side of Los Angeles cornering on the small street the north of Enterprise hall 50x120. We learn that it is the Local Bank Employee Gets Cashier Post At La Habra Branch James E. Gee of 212 North Larch is the latest Anaheim resident to reach officer rank with Bank of America. He has become assistant cashier at the new East La Habra branch, opening in July. The announcement was made by Richard W. Gay, vice president and manager of the bank's Anaheim branch where Gee has been a junior lending officer since 1957. He joined the bank in Norwalk, three years earlier. Gee was born and raised in Spokane, Washington. After coming to California, he attended Compton Colleger and the American Institute of Banking. During World War II, he served with the Navy in the South Pacific. Canyon Womens Club Holds Meeting "Amenities and Ethics" was the theme of the first meeting of Canyon Woman's Club conducted by the new president, Mrs. Kenneth Hartle, at the Anaheim Clubhouse. Mrs. W. L. Caplinger, third vice-president of Orange District, California Federation of Women's Clubs, chose the theme as her topic outlining the values of an active club member. Seven new members were presented with a Chrysler Imperial rose in a welcoming ceremony. French pastries were served at coffee time from a table centered with pink miniature roses in a crystal bowl, with pink tapers in silver holders. The Odd Fellows lodge of place has bought for $500, F. and J. Backs, the fine lodge on the east side of Los Angeles cornering on the small street north of Enterprise hall 50x120. We learn that it is the tention of this flourishing locet a fine brick edifice a early day upon the property. We invite attention to the nouncement of Dr. Gardiner other column. The Dr. is auate of the Universiay of Sylvania and comes to us with prestige of successful practic older states. He makes his permanently in Anaheim. We have the pleasure of coming a new contemporary "All this on my account?" says Janet Blair Us: Well—ah—actually, Miss Blair, we do this on everybody's account. Janet: You mean there are 59 services available to everybody with a Savings Account at Bank of America? Us: Sure. Everything from cashing a check to financing a swimming pool. And don't forget there's also the extra safety and availability of your funds to be considered. Janet: That's wonderful! Where else could you get all these extra services except at a bank. I bet you'd even help me if I wanted to replace my furniture, wouldn't you? Us: I'm sure we could make some sort of arrangement. Janet: Well that's just fine, because I'd like the piano over there, and then the big table will go under the window and.... BANK OF AMERICA NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION • NEWARK FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION SAVINGS DEPOSITED BY JULY 10TH EARN INTEREST FROM JULY 1ST IN THE DAYS OF LONG AGO From the Files of The Anaheim Gazette By MRS. HENRY KUCHER 88 YEARS AGO May 11, 1872 Considerable interest was mani- dled in the election for city off- res on Monday last and a larger was polled than expected,idering the fact that many of citizens are opposed to a con- clence of the city government, declined to vote. Following is result as per official returns: Mayor, Kroeger 76; for Coun- den, Zeyn 75, Champlin 76, Mann 74, Macy 73, Korn 76; Treasurer, Rimpau 75; for At- ley, Gardner 76; for Assessor, r 76; for Marshal, Rust 20, man 55. The contract for building the iconic hall was let on Monday to Mr. Steppanback for $3350, being the lowest bid. This in- ves all of the work except the setting. Material is already being used on the ground, work to be commenced at once and the build- so far completed by the 24th June that the lodge may meet there on that occasion for the cel- lation of St. John's day. The Odd Fellows lodge of this store has bought for $500, from Rand J. Backs, the fine lot on the east side of Los Angeles street enhering on the small street on north of Enterprise hall, size 120. We learn that it is the in- troduction of this flourishing ladder to Cronica, published at Los Angeles in the Spanish language by Teodal- il Co. The "Co.", we believe, is T. P. Ramirez, one of the most popular members of the Los Angles bar as well as an experi- enced newspaper man. Mrs. Flora Eldridge has just re-ceived by express, via Oriflame, of Thursday last, a large and ele- gant stock of millinery goods of the latest styles, which will be open to the public next week in Mrs. Metz's new building on Center street, adjoining this office. This is a new enterprise in Anaheim, and a needed one too, for with the advent of the warm season will be wanted for stylish and pretty hats to set off to advantage the many beautiful faces that appear upon he street. P. C. McKinnie is at San Francisco attending the meeting of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows as representative of Anaheim lodge. It seems as if Anaheim ought to raise her own vegetables, yet the only regular source of supply as far as we can see, is from a Chinese peddler, who comes two or three times a week and sells at exorbitant prices a much poorer article than could easily be produced here. It is a great pity to pay a stranger several hundred It seems as if Anaheim ought to raise her own vegetables, yet the only regular source of supply as far as we can see, is from a Chinese peddler, who comes two or three times a week and sells at exorbitant prices a much poorer article than could easily be produced here. It is a great pity to pay a stranger several hundred dollars a month for what we could just as easily produce at home. Will someone go into the business and get rich? Geo. Miller is building a small store on Los Angeles street adjoining the Star restaurant, which will be occupied by Antonio Roimo & Bros. as a fruit and confectionery store. NEW MEMBER Mr. and Mrs. Arwin Mahoney of 816 North Clementine street welcomed a baby son April 23 at Anaheim hospital. He weighed 7 pounds, 13½ ounces. COMPA Comparison Proves HOME IS LARGEST & STRONGEST Is Your ASSETS OVER $769,000,000.00 FIRST IN SIZE Assets of Home are by far the largest of any state or federal chartered association anywhere in America. A New All-Time National Record. FIRST IN STRENGTH Home's reserve fund of over $60 million is the strongest in the history of the saving and loan industry and nearly twice as strong as the next largest association. 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