anaheim-gazette 1963-10-24

Anaheim Man Nabbed For Tavern Killing By DOUGLAS HUFF A 46-year-old Anaheim man was being held today for the fatal shooting of an angry husband Saturday afternoon in an Anaheim bar. Eugene Clifford Johnson, 46, is being held without bail pending arraignment on murder charges. He is accused of killing Donald Ray Shoesmith, 46, after Shoesmith tried to drag his estranged wife from the tavern at 115 Magnolia Ave. Police said Alice June Shoesmith was drinking in the bar when Shoesmith entered. An argument ensued, and Shoesmith began dragging his wife outside. She screamed for help. Johnston, who police said knew neither of the Shoesmiths, came to her aid. Shoesmith warned Johnston to stay away. Officers said Johnston went to his car and returned with a .22 caliber semi-automatic pistol. He hit Shoesmith on the head with the gun butt, police said, and then opened fire. Shoesmith was hit three times. He died en route to Anaheim Memorial Hospital. Johnston, arrested at the scene, said he acted to "protect womanhood." Johnston is scheduled for preliminary hearing at 2 p.m. Friday before Judge James F. Judge, newest jurist on the bench in Anaheim-Fullerton Municipal Court. The accused man is being held without bail in County Jail. Anaheim Memories (Extracts from the files of the Gazette issued 82 years ago. These files contain the only authentic history in print of the daily doings of the Citizens of Orange County in the days of the Pioneers. OCT. 15, 1881 Mr. Alexander Henry return- and on the Mexican Coast, sence of 13 months during which time he has been in Alaska and and on the Mexican Coast. He is steward of the Schooner Ino, the vessel now being on dry dock at San Francisco, expected the entire crop will be shipped out in two or three weeks, or a month at most. Orange County has a larger number of carloads of Oranges on hand proportionally than any other county, as shipments from the other counties began the first of December while from here no oranges were sent out until after the first of the year. But the crop will be all cleaned up within another month and at satisfactory prices. The new crop is setting in good shape and gives every promise of being heavy. Trailerites The Anaheim Aloha Trailer Club held its October outing Live Oak Park, where the members enjoyed a pot-luck on Saturday afternoon and squared dancing in the evening. The next outing will be held at the Hemet Rally on Nov. 16, 17. Nominations for the office of the club during 1964 will be held at that meeting. Mr. Alexander Henry returnand on the Mexican Coast. sence of 13 months during which time he has been in Alaska and and on the Mexican Coast. He is steward of the Schooner Ino, the vessel now being on dry dock at San Francisco. Our courts are unusually busy just now. During the week ten or twelve arrests were made — mostly drunks. In Justice Bailey's court during the same time the following proceedings were had, one for battery, one for assaults one for discharging fire-arms in the streets, one for embezzlement and a civil suit for damages. Lee Ahr was arrested for pedding without a license, and another disciple of Confuscius was arrested for hitting a small boy with a brick bat. He was charged $8.25 for his little diversion; Our citizens do well to take extra precautions in securing their doors and windows for the night. Two or three attempts at burglary have been nipped in the bud during the week. The annual vintage always attracts into town a number of idlers of all sorts, besides the chinese and Indians. The latter, as soon as they receive their weeks pay for work picking grapes, are apt to get drunk and are then ready for mischief. The Masons have fitted up the lower half of the Masonic building with a stage, dressing rooms, benches etc., to be used as a public hall. Rev. Mr. Staehle will probably hold German services in the hall every Sunday. Three English vessels, Princess Louise, Margaret Heald and Maggie E. Reed are now taking on cargo of wheat at Wilmington for European ports. The traffic between San Francisco and way stations via Los Angeles to the east amounts to 350 cars daily. Freight between San Francisco and Chicago in some instances now passes through Los Angeles. 67 YEARS AGO An examination of the new great register shows, among other interesting facts, that there are 322 voters in Orange County who were born in Germany. They are distributed as follows: Anaheim, 64, Santa Ana, 63, Westminster, 29, the balance being scattered about the county. W. W. White died at his home on Philadelphia street on Saturday afternoon in the fiftieth year of his age. He has resided in Anaheim since 1886. Deceased was born in Indiana in 1855 and was a Civil War veteran. 57 YEARS AGO OCT. 18, 1906 Upward of twenty new residences are building in this city while plans are being completed for several others. One contractor is building five and has plans for several more. Another is building four and has plans for three. The cost ranges from $1500 to $5000. George Hagar of the province of Miraflores was in town on Friday morning. George says he is still a Democrat, but could not come to the Bell meeting because Mrs. Hager desired the horse and buggy to make some calls on friends. A largely attended meeting of citizens from Anaheim and vicinity was held at City Hall on Tuesday evening in response to a call for the purpose of form- HONORS AT ENTRANCE Roger Louis Griffith, a graduate of Servite High School, Anaheim, has been admitted with honors at entrance to California State Polytechnic College Kellogg Campus for the Three English vessels, Princess Louise, Margaret Heald and Maggie E. Reed are now taking on cargo of wheat at Wilmington for European ports. The traffic between San Francisco and way stations via Los Angeles to the east amounts to 350 cars daily. Freight between San Francisco and Chicago in some instances now passes through Los Angeles. 67 YEARS AGO OCTOBER, 1896 Mr. McKinley informs us that there are yet about a hundred carloads of Oranges in the county, but orders are coming in and the eastern market is bracing up so that it is confidently HONORS AT ENTRANCE Roger Louis Griffith, a graduate of Servite High School, Anaheim, has been admitted with honors at entrance to California State Polytechnic College, Kellogg Campus, for the fall quarter. Roger is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry V. Griffith, Jr. of 635 Pine Ave., Brea. He will major in Electronic Engineering. STILL CONFUSED? Don't Just Stand There... Go To Page—9 Tailerites The Anaheim Aloha Trailer held its October outing at Oak Park, where the memenjoyed a pot-luck on Saturday afternoon and square dancing in the evening. Next outing will be held at Hemet Rally on Nov. 15, ominations for the officers club during 1964 will be at that meeting. Lowest on List California's 39 counties having United States Forest Reserves within their boundaries are sharing an apportionment of $3,819,553 from timber sales and other forest reserve revenues. State Controller Alan Cranston announced Orange County's share is $1540.67, lowest in the state. The money is allocated among the counties on the basis of receipts collected from reserves in each county. Trinity County heads the list with $575,277, followed by Siskiyou with $461,950 and Plumas with $318,385. Talks Here Deputy Postmaster General Sidney W. Bishop will mix business and politics during a series of appearances in Southern California this week. Bishop flew to Los Angeles Wednesday morning and addressed a luncheon meeting of Democratic Associates, Inc., at the Ambassador Hotel at noon. Thursday he was to speak at a luncheon meeting of Orange County's 34th Congressional District Organization at the Disneyland Hotel. He will return to Washington this evening. Settlement Donn Tatum, executive president of Walt Disney ductions, announced this that the legal dispute between Walt Disney Productions and the Ralke Company of Los Angeles have been terminated. The actions, which involved claim filed by Walt Disney ductions and a counter-clash with the Ralke Company, have dismissed by mutual co-No monetary considerer were involved in the termination. FOOTBALL CONTEST $2500 IN PRIZES First Prize $15 Each Week ● Second Prize $10 Each Week CONTEST RULES 1. In each advertisement on this page you will find a game to be played this weekend. 2. Circle the team you pick to win in each game (or mark a tie if you predict that outcome. 3. Fill out coupons including your score of the tie breaker game for the week; score to be used only in case of ties. 4. Mail or bring the entire page to the Anaheim Gazette, 421 Cerritos, Anaheim, Cal. All entries must be returned by 5 p.m. Friday of each contest week. 5. Mailed entries must be postmarked no later than 5 p.m. Friday and received At the Anaheim Gazette by Saturday. Please address entries to Football Contest. 6. No purchase is necessary, entries may be sent in on plain paper. Only one entry per family member allowed. 7. Winners names will appear on this page Thurs. following games. Winners may receive their money at the Anaheim Gazette office after 4 p.m. Tuesday. Last Weeks Winners 3 TIED FOR FIRST PLACE EACH RECEIVES $8.33 Mr. Robert Frederick 1304 Robin St. Anaheim Steve Marsh 17741 E. Fairhaven Santa Ana NAME ADDRESS ● TIE BRE So. Califor GOING TO THE GAME? YOU NEED A... 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