oc-plain-dealer 1921-02-24

Thursday, February 24, 1921 City Briefs Walter Ross and family went to Los Angeles today. Holand Miller, of Anaheim, is at the Anaheim hospital. J. G. Scott left for Denver yesterday over the Santa Fe. Mrs. John Shelley was a visitor in Long Beach today. H. J. Efker was a business visitor in Los Angeles today. W. D. Grafton has been spending time in Los Angeles looking after business matters. ELISE E. GODDICKSEN Public Stenographer And Notary Public Next to Post Office —Phone 477— H. P. Noll Orange County Audit & Collection Co. Room 2, Central Bldg. Anaheim NENNO & BOCK EVERYTHING Miss Lula Smith was a Los Angeles visitor Wednesday. Miss Marion Wallace was a Los Angeles visitor today. E. L. Greder left yesterday for Omaha over the Santa Fe. Louis Dana was a business visitor in Los Angeles Wednesday. Duke Cormack, of Anaheim, is a patient at the local hospital. Mrs. J. H. Breckenridge, of Santa Ana, is at the local hospital. Mrs. Alex H. Witman, Jr., was a visitor in Los Angeles yesterday. Miss Philurn Spurkes spent Tuesday with friends in Los Angeles. Mrs. Flavel Smith visited with friends at Long Beach Tuesday. Mrs. Emma Stoite, of Anaheim, is a patient at the Anaheim hospital. Master Jack Warren Baker, of Westminster, is at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Reutter left this morning via S. P. for Boxholm, Iowa. Mr. and Mrs. William Campton were visitors in Los Angeles Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Heffner attended the orange show at San Berdoo Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Simpson attended the Montana picnic in Los Angeles on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Wilson, of Lawrence, Kans., who are spending the winter in Long Beach, have been guests this week in the home in, Mrs. M. F. Hughey Anaheim. H. W. Cathey, of O'Connell the patients registered hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Benson, of San Bernardino. M. Simpson took in the San Bernardino. R. G. Smith and Chase yesterday over the San Falla, South Dakota. H. Clabaugh attended at San Berdoo today. Mr. and Mrs. Richie family attended the San Berdoo Wednesday. Anron Hess, of Anaheim visitor at the Anaheim Lemon Ass'n yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H., Junction, Colo., are waiting with relatives in Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Santa Ana, were the ing of Miss Frances Sloyd Ross and other students of the Anaheim went to Occidental co. Miss Lillian Dumke garet Lasch are spend with Miss Faye Rice. Mr. and Mrs. D. M., family attended the Lincoln park, Los Anno. Mrs. T. J. McCoy are spending the week and Mrs. J. E. Stewart. J. Tongres, of San Bernardo guest yesterday at this old acquaintance, berger. Mr. and Mrs. Jay C., Angeles, visited with Mrs. Hahaway at the Tuesday. C. C. Adams, represents American Fire Insurance Angeles, was in Apalachia business. Mr. and Mrs. C. C., Hof Hollywood, were guiding Wednesday in the J.C.S., Walnut-st. Mrs. Frank Gates, Man and children and macher made a business Angles today. J. W. Howard, brother ard, and Andrew Howe who have been down from returned this morning. John Kirsch, Jr., who had been in Mexico NENRAL SOLK EVERYTHING FOR THE AUTO 145 South Los Angeles Street Anaheim, Calif. Distributors for All Kinds of RIMS AND RIM PARTS MR. FORD OWNER —Let Us Figure With You on a Change Over to Demountable Rims. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE First National Bank of Anaheim As Made to the Comptroller of the Currency, at the Close of Business day, February, 21, 1921 RESOURCES Loans $992,267.35 U. S. Bonds 227,850.00 Other Bonds 30,567.50 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank 3,600.00 Bank Building and Lot 79,314.55 Furniture, Fixtures and Vaults 28,230.67 Interest Earned, Not Collected 8,671.25 Cash and Exchange 269,705.79 LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus $120 Undivided Profits 18 Interest Collected not Earned 8 Circulation 50 DEPOSITS 1,443 Loans ... $992,267.35 U. S. Bonds ... 227,850.00 Other Bonds ... 30,567.50 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank ... 3,600.00 Bank Building and Lot... 79,314.55 Furniture, Fixtures and Vaults ... 28,230.67 Interest Earned, Not Collected ... 8,671.25 Cash and Exchange ... 269,705.79 $1,640,207.11 $1,640, WM. J. SIEMANN, President SAMUEL KRAEMER, Vice-President CHAS. A. BOEGE, Vice-President HORACE H. BENJAMIN, Vice-Pres., and O. E. HANSON, Assistant Cashier L. A. MUCKENTHALER, Ass't Cash. CONDENSED STATEMENT OF THE American Savings Bank (Owned by Stockholders of the First National Bank) at the Close of Business Monday, February 21, 1921 RESOURCES Loans ... $697,394.24 U. S. Bonds, Etc. ... 128,257.83 Cash and Exchange ... 65,552.34 LIABILITIES Capital and Surplus ... $ 90, Undivided Profits ... 9, DEPOSITS ... 791, $891,204.41 $891, WM. J. SIEMANN, President SAMUEL KRAEMER, Vice-President HORACE H. BENJAMIN, Vice-Pres. A. S. BRADFORD, Treasurer E. ZITZMANN, Cashier COMBINED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS ... $210, COMBINED DEPOSITS ... $2,234, COMBINED RESOURCES ... $2,531, this week in the home of their cousin, Mrs. M. F. Hughes, southwest of Anaheim. H. W. Cathey, of Orange, is among the patients registered at the local hospital. Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Camp and Mrs. G. M. Simpson took in the orange show at San Bernardino. H. G. Smith and Clarence Smith left yesterday over the Santa Fe for Soux Falls, South Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Price and Mrs. J. H. Clabaugh attended the orange show at San Berdoy today. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fischel and family attested the orange show at San Berdoy Wednesday. Anron Hess, of Earlville, Ill., was a visitor at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. O'Brien, of Grand Junction, Colo., are visiting for some time with relatives in Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Welcome M. Ward, of Santa Ana, were the guests last evening of Miss Frances Schumacner. Lloyd Ross and other post-graduate students of the Anaheim high school, went to Occidental college today. Miss Lillian Dumke and Miss Margaret Lasch are spending several days with Miss Faye Rice at Redlands. Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Porsythe and family attended the Iowa picnic at Lincoln park, Los Angeles, Tuesday. Mrs. T. J. McCoy and son, of Hemet, are spending the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart, of Anaheim. J. Tonges of San Francisco, was a guest yesterday at the home here of his old acquaintance, J. W. Kohlenberger. Mr. and Mrs. Jay C. Caldwell, of Los Angeles, visited with Mrs. Canby and Mrs. Hahaway at the Blue Bird shop, Tuesday. C. C. Adams, representing the Great American Fire Insurance Co., of Los Angeles, was in Apaheim today on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hagar and family, of Hollywood, were guests Tuesday and Wednesday in the J. C. Idlor home, 605 S. Walnut-st. Mrs. Frank Gates, Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan and children and William Schumacher made a business trip to Los Angeles today. J. W. Howard, brother of Judge Howard, and Andrew Howard, his nephew, who have been down from Santa Maria, returned this morning. John Kirsch Jr., and B. J. Heinsa, who had been in Mexico spent today in San Bernardino, where the "took in" the sights of the orange show. Mr. and Mrs. John Rolling, who recently came to California from Kansas City, Mo., and who have located in Los Angeles, spent several days last week in the home of Mr. Rolling's sister, Mrs. W. J. M. Heinz. George Dunton and wife, Paul Tagart and wife, A. H. Ahlswede and wife, and H. M. Adama attended the Kiwanis club meeting at Santa Ana last night. A great time was reported, the club receiving its charter. Mrs. Sarah J. Faz, who has been quite seriously ill for the past month at her home, 1136 W. Broadway, is recovering slowly. Her many friends hope the recovery will steadily continue and that she will soon be in her usual good health. Howard D. Raymond, treasurer of the Raymond Concrete Blue Co., of Chicago, and Mrs. Raymond have returned home after a short visit with Mr. Raymond's brother-in-law, J. F. Ahlborn, postmaster, and mother, Mrs. L. A. Raymond, of Los Angeles. Word has been received recently by Anaheim friends from Mrs. ahC洛tte Koster, who will be remembered by the older residents here as Mrs.Charlotte Banks. She is now with friends at Santa Cruz, Tenerife,Canary Islands.Mr.Koster died last August. Mr.Kascherer, formerly of South Dakota, but more recently of Kansas, called on W.A.Ross, an old friend, whom he had not seen in 20 years this week.He stated that he had never been to Calif., before but likes it so well he may go back,selt out and move out here. Mrs.W.J.Houts.ofSanBernardinowill arrive tomorrow to visit in the home of her sister,Mrs.Wm.Houts.On Saturday Mr.mrs.Houts,Miss Pauline and Mrs.John Cook will spend the day in Los Angeles and on Sunday the party will attend the orange show in San Bernardino. Yorba Linda News YORBA LINDA,Feb. 24—Special—Miss Anne Marie Cole delightfully entertained ten ladies at luncheon on Saturday.The invitations merely said that a car would call at 11:45 and the ladies did not know where they were whose honor the party was given.Several machine loads of C.E.members motored to Pomona via Brea canyon last Tuesday evening to hear one of the greatest evangelists of the world.Charles Reign Scoville,who is holding a revival,Mrs.Scoville is a wonderful vocalist.Mr和Mrs.Geo.Hennigan motored to Los Angeles Monday.Mrs.W.H swope and Mrs.C.C.Jarvis joined them,making a happy crowd.The latter ladies attended the Lady Maccaes 'association in So.Spring-set. The Macenbee ladies meet tonight for their regular monthly meeting at the Seewell hall,a "500" party being in order. Mr和Mrs.Will Fanning's guests of San Diego returned home Wednesday.morning.Miss Frances Swope is expected home soon.She is feeling just fine.Her many friends are rejoiced to hear this news. SURPRISE PARTY AT GARDEN GROVE HOME GARDEN GROVE,Feb.24—Mrs.G.L.Crape was greatly surprised Thursday evening about 8 oclock when coming home from her mother's she turned on the light in the living room,tound the room filled with relatives and friends from Long Beach,Santa Ana and Orangewho had gathered in honor of Mrs.Crape's birthday They spent a pleasant evening playing games and telling stories.Another enjoyable feature was opening the little packages that contained the birthday gifts which Mrs.Crape received.And last,但not least,they all enjoyed the refreshments the guests had brought with them.Besides the relatives Rev.George A.Francla and wife.ofOrangewere present.The Following,Garden Grove telephone operators attended the dance and entertainment given by the Orange exchange.for the employees of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company of Orange-co.at Orange last Thursday evening:the Misses Cecil Umpress.Olive Northerross.Elsie Clarkand Mrs.BeatuhUppick.A nine-pound girl was born to Mr,and Mrs.Delbert Preston,FridayFeb.l8.Mrs.Preston was formerly Miss Leila Stillena American Fire Insurance Co., of Los Angeles, was in Anaheim today on business. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hagar and family, of Hollywood, were guests Tuesday and Wednesday in the J. C. Idior home, 605 S. Walnut-st. Mrs. Frank Gates, Mrs. C. J. Mauerhan and children and William Schumacher made a business trip to Los Angeles today. J. W. Howard, brother of Judge Howard, and Andrew Howard, his nephew, who have been down from Santa Maria, returned this morning. John Kirsch, Jr., and B. J. Heins, who had been in Mexico for some time looking after matters of business, returned home Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Houghton spent Thursday in Ingleside, where they were guests of former Illinois friends who are now living in that city. Mrs. J. A. Guthrie and Robert and Herbert Johnston, have been guests today in the hometown of Mrs. Guthrie's daughter, Mrs. R. T. Sheargne, in Santa Ana. George D. Cross, of Puente, spent Tuesday in this city visiting in the home of his sister, Mrs. Joseph Holmsen, Claudina-st, and with his mother, Mrs. H. C. Cross. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Duckworth and Mr. C. Pendleton, of Panadena, leave Sunday for San Francisco, where they will meet Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Duckworth, on their return from Honolulu. Mrs. Louise Hunger, of S. Kroeger-st, and her daughter, Mrs. M. Hirt, left today for points in Nebraska, where they will visit for some time. They will also visit in Iowa before their return here. Mrs. Fentress, of this city, and her friend, Mrs. Yeager, of Hollywood, who has been a house guest of Mrs. Fen- YORBA LINDA, Feb. 24.-Special—Miss Anne Marie Cole delightfully entertained ten ladies at luncheon on Saturday. The invitations merely said that a car would call at 11:45 and the ladies did not know where they were going. Miss Cole had a room reserved at the St. James at Santa Ana, which was decorated with various George Washington motifs. Favors of caps, artificial cherries, and, of course, a hatchet, cleverly carried out the idea. A four course lunchon was served to the following guests: Mrs. Dooll, Mrs. E. Walker, Mrs. Frank Gauldin, Mrs. M. A. Bridge, Mrs. Ada S. Lynn, Mrs. Lupton, Mrs. G. W. Kinsman, Angle L. Bosworth, Mrs. Chas Payne and Mrs. Hurley. Mr. and Mrs. Ganes motored to the orange show Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cochrann and Mr. and Mrs. Grover Beale enjoyed an outing at Glen Ivy Sunday. Miss Mildred Cole has been quite ill with tonsilitis. Mr. J. A. Buckmaster and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Selover and daughter, Roberta, were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Della Miller. Mr. Harold Marsh is recovering nicely from injuries received a few days ago, when his tractor pinned him against the plow. He had cranked it while it was in gear and while his injuries are painful, they might have been a great deal more serious. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Shook and daughter, Katherine, spent Sunday at Huntington Beach. Mr. Leroy Johnson entertained a friend from Los Angeles Sunday. Ms Backs is ill in the Anaheim sanitarium with a severe case of bronchitis. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Walker and family motored to San Bernardino on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Lupton and family and Mrs. Lupton, Sr., enjoyed a picnic dinner in Orange county park on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Morris entertained the "Get Busy" class of the Friends' church Thursday evening. There are evangelistic meetings being held every night this week at the Friends' church under the able leadership of Millie M. Lawhead, assisted by M. Elsie Shaner, song leader, and Prof. Ward Avery, at the piano. They have come direct from Oklahoma where they finished a successful campaign and they are arousing much interest here. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cox, of Torrance, were week-end guests at the E.A.Walker home. The Methodist congregation enjoyed their first sermon in their new church on Sunday morning. There was the largest attendance at Sunday school, which they have had so far; there being more than seventy present. Rev Seanchrist felt so encouraged that it all enjoyed the refreshments the guests had brought with them.Besides the relatives Rev George A.Francis and wife of Orange were present. The Following-Garden Grove telephone operators attended the dance and entertainment given by the Orange exchange; for the employees of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph company of Orange-co; at Orange last Thursday evening; the Misses Cecil Umphess, Olive Northerross, Elsie Clark and Beulah Uphick. A nine-pound girl was born to Mr. and Mrs.Delbert Preston,Friday Feb. 18.Mrs.Preston was formerly Miss Leila Stillens. The Loyal Temperance Legion will meet with Mrs.W.B.Harper,Saturday afternoon,Feb. 26.at 2:30. OBITUARY Joseph Porter Moody, resident of Orange-co for 24 years,died at the county hospital Feb. 14th,after a long and painful illness.He was buried in Anahelm cemetery Feb. 17th. Mr.Moody was born Nov 20,1848.In Cartingia.Ohio,and came to California with his parents in 1852.residing in Sacramento.Sutter and Nevada-cos.for many years he resided in San Luis Obispo where he was a wheat farmer. He helped to build the old adobe church east of Paso Robles,and later hauled lumber 40 miles to build a church and school house at Estrelle. Mr.Moody was married in 1880 to Miss Martha McClara.of New York state,the died in 1891.He was the father of ten children.Mr.Moody was married the second time to Miss Lizzie Alderman of Grass Valley in 1892.Later they moved to their present home at Moody Station,near CyPRESS,where they farmed and raised A Surplus $120,000.00 Profits 18,528.83 Collected not 8,412.16 50,000.00 1,443,266.12 $1,640,207.11 JAMIN, Vice-Pres., and Cashier Assistant Cashier ALER, Ass't Cash. THE igs Bank at the Close of Business LIABILITIES Surplus $90,000.00 Profits 9,984.02 791,220.39 $891,204.41 BRADFORD, Treasurer BETZMANN, Cashier $210,000.00 $2,234,486.51 $2,531,411.52 by M. Elsie Shaner, song leader, and Prof. Ward Avery, at the piano. They have come direct from Oklahoma where they finished a successful campaign and they are arousing much interest here. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Cox, of Torrance, were week-end guests at the E.A. Walker home. The Methodist congregation enjoyed their first sermon in their new church on Sunday morning. There was the largest attendance at Sunday school which they have had so far, there being more than seventy present. Rev. Seachrist felt so encouraged that it was decided to start prayer meeting and the first was held in the church Wednesday night. Brea News Items BREA, Feb. 25.—Special.—The Geo. Washington party at Mr. and Mrs. Gurley's was very unique and every one had a grand time. George and Martha met the guests at the door with a smile. Music and games were indulged in until a late hour. Old familiar songs were enjoyed. Miss Bradshaw gave several solos. Mrs. James Reynolds sang two vocal solos. Then Miss Bradshaw favored the guests with two numbers. Some very interesting heirlooms were shown and the history given by those who brought them. The principal game of the evening was "Rook." First gentleman's prize was carried away by Mr. Geo.' Hennigan and ladies' prize was won by "the teacher staying at the Gurley home." While refreshments were being served consisting of plum pudding with white sauce and cherry, Mrs. Watson entertained with the latest music. The decorations were beautiful and symbolic of the day. Little cherry bouquets were given as souvenirs. The guests present were: Mr. and Mrs. Jay Sexton, Mr. and Mrs. Culp, Mr. and Mrs. Abe Yost, Dr. C.C. and Mrs. Jarvis, Dr. and Mrs. Davis, Brea druggist and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hennigan, Mr. and Mrs. Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Schweitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Will Fanning and their guests from San Diego, Mrs. Fanning's sister and husband and her brother and lady friend, Mr. and Mrs. James Reynolds, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Burquiat, Mr. and Mrs. Isabell, of Placentia, and Mr. Morrison, of San Diego, and all the Brea school teachers, 17 in number, in It’s Time to CHANGE UNDERWEAR —We have just what you will want for quality and comfort at the new spring prices. WE FEATURE— One-button Hatch-Cooper, Bennington spring needle and athletic underwear. SILK AND SOIESETTE PAJAMAS SILK AND SOIESETTE PAJAMAS Swell Line of Spring Hosiery New Shades, Colors and Designs WE ARE MEN'S OUTFITTERS OF DEPENDABILITY F. A. YUNGBLUTH "The Home of Hart-Schaffner and Marx Clothes" "BY ALL MEANS GET A FIT" Anaheim California new owner must dispose stock immediately to make way for a different e of goods. thing at Your Own Price NOTICE Day Morning valuable gifts will given FREE to the first fifty children accompanied by their parent entering the Store. The Variety Store Center St. Anaheim, Cal.