oc-plain-dealer 1921-05-18

Society: Clubs: Lodges: Churches WYNEKEN-KOHLEN NUPTIAES A pretty wedding was solemnized on a morning at 11 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Wynken, 337 E. Wyman-ave, Orange, when their brighten, Edna R., became the bride of Mr. John D. Kahlen of this city, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Kahlen. The ceremony was performed by W. Wynken of Long Beach, cousin of the bride. Miss Alma Wynken, sister of the bride acted as bridesmaid, while Mr.ato Guenther of Olive, served the room as best man. The ceremony was witnessed by the parents of the couple only. Following congratulations he happy left in the groom's tofor at motor honeymoon trip. Upon their return they will reside on the room's ranch on E. South-st, where they will be at home to their friends after June 1st. HOTEL VALENCIA GUESTS Guests at Hotel Valencia yesterday included: W. D. Greene, Santa Ana; L. J. Ellis, Los Angeles; V. O. Bucklee, San Bernardino; Miss Bessie Lyons, San Bernardino; C. Noll, Los Angeles; C. H. Hempton, Los Angeles; W. E. Sprague, Los Angeles; L. Sadler, Los Angeles; S. Chinn, Los Angeles; Dolly H. Pritchard, Los Angeles; Mrs. M. C. Cloud, Long Beach; Mrs. F. Caldwell, Los Angeles; A. D. Briggs, Long Beach; F. Brooker, Los Angeles; O. H. Barnes, Glendale; H. C. Foe, Venice. PACKING HOUSE VISITORS Visitors at the Anaheim Orange and Lemon Ass'n packing house yesterday included: C. E. Butts, Los Angeles; and F. M. Davis, Los Angeles. SERVICE Westinghouse STATION Do you know what Official Service Station and GENUINE PARTS TUESDAY BRIDGE CLUB MEETS A regular meeting of the Tuesday Bridge Club was held at the home of Mrs. H. L. Sears, 717 N. Citron-st. The house was beautifully decorated with a variety of flowers and a delicious one o'clock luncheon preceded the game. The prize was won by Mrs. J. Welborn Wallop. The members of the club present were: Mrs. F. Ghouck, Mrs. Earl Abey, Mrs. H.E.W. Barnes, Mrs. Edgar Hartung, Mrs.J.Ruther, Mrs.Loslie Swope, Mrs.O.A.Mullinix, Mrs.Homer Ames, Mrs.Fred Marsh, Mrs.J.F.Ahlborn, Mrs.Percy Rust, Mrs.J.Welborn Wallop. The guests were Mrs.J.L.Clayes, Mrs.H.O.Henderson, Mrs.Ernest Borchert and Mrs.J.H.Swan. PLAN COOKED FOOD SALE The Sunshine Philathea Class of the Methodist White Temple will hold a cooked food sale at Schneider's City Cash Market, 132 W. Center-st. Saturday, May 21, beginning at 10 a.m. Homemade pies, cakes, cookies, doughnuts, potato salad and candies will be on sale. The proceeds will be used toward helping pay for the new plano which was recently installed, in the young people's department. The young ladies of the class solicit the patronage of all housewives of Anabellia, and they assure having some very delicious and dainty food-stuffs for sale. MEET WITH MRS. EYGABROAD The W.H.M.S.of the Methodist White Temple will meet at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Chas.Eygabroad, 1204 W.Center-st. There will be a mite box opening and quarterly tea Each member is urged to come and bring a friend For those who have no conveyances there will be autos leaving the church from 2 to 2:30 p.m. MIXED DOUBLES TO BE ROLLED MAY 25 On Wednesday, May 25th, the So.Calif.mixed doubles will bowl at the Dugas and Myre alleys There will be at least ten teams.The ladies are OILMAN INJURED IN GAS EXPLOIT OLINDA, May 18—(S.) Courtney in charge of the lease at Ollinda escaped slight margin this morning cumulated gas under the ploid as he attempted fires He was badly cut to the temple and ear and his arm Jim Flynn of the Santa Claus reported as very ill.Jim the oldest inhabitants of numbers his friends by the last meeting of the A.will be held on Thursday at 2 o'clock.After the bus stop a program will enter present.The numbers are Vocal solo...Mr..Violin solo...Miss Doroty ClarkeVocal solo...Mr.Ice cream and cake will after the program.Mr.and Mrs.William A.Brea,Briar,and Mrs.Augustof San Bernardino and MCrane of Santa Ana werethe home of J.T.Green and Sunday.Miss Mary Carroll who has Arizona.the past year isthe Teacherage. BREA P.-T.A PLANALL DAY MILITARY BREA, May 18—(Spl.)T.A.will have an all o'clockThursday.Instead of briningof cooked food as heretofohave a silver offering.Agram will be given in theDr.Newlin will be main s.J.E.Rejnolds has movedhis lot recently purchasedAnderson on Walnut-st.Hoccupy same within a weekMrs.Sutliff on Laurelbeen on the sick list for sMr.Bergman and son aroug again after several days West Coast Lo SERVICE Westinghouse STATION Do you know what Official Service Station and GENUINE PARTS mean to you and your electrical system? We are the only station here that gives you genuine parts and can give you absolute Free Replacement when you are entitled to it. Come in and ask about the factory policy on your electrical system. Automotive Electric Co. 234 S. Los Angeles St. Anaheim Phone 155 MIXED DOUBLES TO BE ROLLED MAY 25 On Wednesday, May 25th, the So. Calif. mixed doubles will bowl at the Dugas and Myre alleys. There will be at least ten teams. The ladies are invited to come and see some of the best lady bowlers on the Pacific coast. Southern California mixed doubles bowled at Long Beach last night: Mrs. Taylor ... 188 147 160 Mr. Taylor ... 244 218 157 432 365 317 Mrs. Platt ... 130 129 83 Mr. Platt ... 226 224 194 356 353 277 Mrs. Potter ... 174 100 155 Mr. Potter ... 182 151 191 356 251 346 Mrs. Myre ... 131 132 139 Mr. Myre ... 159 162 201 290 294 340 Mrs. Blanchong ... 127 94 139 Mr. Faulstick ... 175 193 192 302 287 331 Mrs. Dugas ... 135 127 101 Mr. Dugas ... 155 177 158 290 304 259 Mount Rainier's name is not to be changed. Enough to make Tacoma sit in sackcloth and ashes. Let's Go Early California Valencia Orange Show Show Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. Help Glorify the Great Orange County Valencia Industry by patronizing this beautiful Show and telling your friends that it's great! Georgeous Displays—Entrancing Music—Valencia Joy Zone, the Midway Delightful Nearly $10,000 worth of decorations. See the Show While the Displays are at their best! No better time than today! Adults, 50c; Children 25c, No Tax. Show closes Sunday night at 10:30. ANAHEIM 15 minutes by paved boulevard See the Show While the Displays are at their best! No better time than today! Adults, 50c; Children 25c, No Tax. Show closes Sunday night at 10:30. ANAHEIM St. Ann's Inn New-Modern-Homelike Offers finest of hotel accommodations to those visiting the California Valencia Orange Show, just a few minutes away by paved boulevard. Breakfast 50c and 90c Luncheon, 12-2, 75c. Dinner, 6-8, $1.50 Rooms, $2.50 per day and up. Special Commercial Rates Santa Ana California CUISINE UNEXCELLED THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA OILMAN INJURED IN GAS EXPLOSION OLINDA, May 18.—(Spl.)—E. E. Courtney in charge of the Fullerton case at Olinda escaped death by a slight margin this morning when accumulated gas under the boilers exploded as he attempted to light the fires. He was badly cut near the left simple and ear and his arm burned. Jim Flynn of the Santa Fe lease is reported as very ill. Jim is one of the oldest inhabitants of Olinda and numbers his friends by the hundreds. The last meeting of the Olinda P.-T., will be held on Thursday afternoon 2 o'clock. After the business session on a program will entertain those present. The numbers are as follows: local solo... Mrs. Wm. Stout reading... Mrs. Johannesen folin solo.... Miss Doroty Clark, Santa Ana local solo... Mr. Pohannesen Ice cream and cake will be served after the program. Mr. and Mrs. William Abernathy of Brea, Mr. and Mrs. August Le Muer of San Bernardino and Miss Flossie brane of Santa Ana were visitors at the home of J. T. Green and wife last Sunday. Mary Carroll who has taught in Arizona, the past year is a visitor at the Teacherage. BREA P.-T. A PLANS ALL DAY MEETING BREA, May 18.—(Spl.)—The Brea P.-T., A will have an all day meeting Thursday. Instead of bringing a dish of cooked food as heretofore they will have a silver offering. A good program will be given in the afternoon. Mr. Newlin will be main speaker. J. E. Rejnolds has moved a house on its lot recently purchased from Mr. Anderson on Walnut-st. He expects to occupy same within a week. Mrs. Suttiff on Laurel Heights has seen on the sick list for several days. Mr. Bergman and son are able to be out again after several days illness. West Coast Lease Just south of the Pantages-Huntington, The Miller Snydicate has taken over the interests of the Venture Oil Co. No. 2. Huntington Central No. 1 is now on a settled production and is making about 400 barrels. The Huntington National is under the same management and will be put over next. Drilling is to start on Huntington-National soon. A recent test made on the formation shut off on the Moser Special is showing considerable water and some doubt is being expressed on the success of the shut off. As this report was being typed, balling out to bring in had just started on the Pantages-Huntington. Indications warrant the prediction of a 450 barrel well. The Peerless Petroleum Co. drilling at 2200 feet has struck a number of showings of oil, some of them running for several hours and looking good. It is planned to set pipe at 2300 or 2400 feet. Next to the Standard the Petroleum Midway is the heaviest developer at Huntington Beach, Bray No. 1 is drilling at 1100 feet, Columbia 1-1 is testing water at 3100, Columbia 2-1 is rigging up, Columbia 3-1 is pulling pipe and will test out at 3007, Thornton No. 1 is building rig, Ray Walker No. 1 is standing cement at 2456, Vollmer-Meyer No. 1 is testing for water at 3078, V. M. No. 2 is building rig, Towers No. 1 is drilling at 1500, and Smythe No. 1 is building rig and rigging up. The cement plug is to be drilled out at the Republic Petroleum's well and a production test made early this week. Drilled to 3685 looked rather good before setting pipe. Its success will mean immediate development by Paramount, Bell of Montebello, and Placentia-Richfield Central. The Sandberg Petroleum Co., spudded in and started drilling early on Monday. The Sandberg Petroleum Co., holds some 20 acres on Signal Hill and should the Shell bring in a well this company's stock would probably be one of the best speculative buys on the market. Standard Oil success goes right ahead on the Huntington property: A-7 came in a 700 barrel well at 2800 feet. A-8 started off at 1800 barrels, after being drilled to 2600 feet. A-3, the big well brought in last week, is showing quite a variable production, the output running drill another test well on the Newlands lease before abandoning the property, the well probably to be drilled on the north side. At between 1700 and 1750 the Westminster Oil Co. struck quite a showing of gas. The gas seemed to carry a peculiar odor not like that of petroleum. The formation as near as can be learned is a hard lime stone. Drilling is going nicely and the progress is very interesting. The Standard Oil Vo. is setting boilers and rigging up on Chafee No. 1 at Garden Grove. Drilling will be under way in a week. It will be only a few days until the Petroleum Midway will be drilling on its test well at Buena Park. The boilers are set and the rigging up is pretty well completed. The Petroleum Midway is entitled to success on the venture. Any company is that will go out several miles from production and start a wild cat. ORANGE-CO. FORENSIC CONTEST SATURDAY The Orange-co forensic contest will be held Saturday all day at the Santa Ana high school auditorium, the freshmen and sophomores competing in the forenoon and the juniors and seniors in the afternoon. Anhelm will be represented as follows: Romia Tedford, freshmen; Mildred Lucas, sophomores; Mary Kane, Juniors; Martin Leuschner, seniors. ATTENDS PRINCIPALS MEETING J. A. Clayes of Anaheim high school went to Santa Ana this afternoon to attend the meeting of the Orange-co high school principals' meeting. City Briefs Miss Florence Greer of Winnipeg, Can is visiting at the home of Mrs. W. Cole, 1135 W. Broadway. Mrs. L. R. Webb, 912 E. Brondway, will have for her guest this week, her mother, Mrs. Mary Blair of Whittier. Mrs. Charles E. Goodyear of Panadena is visiting her son, Mr.J.E.Walters, 124 S.Kroeger-st., for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.H.R.Tobin,412 N.Los Angeles-st., and Mrs.A.Williams motored to Los Angeles where they spent the day. West Coast Lease Mrs. Walter Muxxall and others were long Beach visitors last Sunday. Mr. Cris McCoy and mother Mrs. H. Keen spent Monday forenoon in bullerton shopping. Miss Batrice Watson and others were Brea visitors Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. James spent last Sunday in Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Cobb of Burbank spent the week end at her mothers' Mrs. C. Keen Keen on West Coast Lease. Mr. and Mrs. Grable were Pomona visitors last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chester McQuarrie were long Beach visitors last Sunday. The seventh grade pupils will give the eighth grade pupils a party next Thursday evening at the Olinda Hall, most enjoyable time is expected. Mr. and Mrs. Brigham of Orange spent last Sunday on Sunchine-ave, with her brother, Mr. Watson, and family. THREE BOYS LEFT BY L AHABRA STORK LA HABRA, May 18—Quantity and quality count. R. A. Wheatley of La Habra has formed the habit of following out this saying in his daily pursuit of success, both in growing lemons and more recently in raising children. Holding the 1921 production record for lemons with 44,854 pounds to the acre, he now has the record for quantity and quality of births at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles and throughout this section. Western, Winton and William, three fine boys weighing between four and five pounds, were born at noon Sunday to Mr. and Mrs. Roy A. Wheatley of Russell street, La Habra, at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles. Coming into the world just 17 and 2 hours ahead of the opening for patients of the Whittier hospital means the loss of a gift of a college education for each one, the first born in the new hospital to receive a college education and in this case three lifts would be forthcoming. 10,000 BBLS. DAY AT HUNTINGTON BEACH Huntington Beach Huntington Beach has taken a place now as one of the established fields of California. One hundred digs are up, three companies have The Sandberg Petroleum Co., spudded in and started drilling early on Monday. The Sandberg Petroleum Co. holds some 20 acres on Signal Hill and should the Shell bring in a well this company's stock would probably be one of the best speculative buys on the market. Standard Oil success goes right ahead on the Huntington property. A-7 came in a 700' barrel well at 2800 feet. A-S started off at 1800 barrels, after being drilled to 2600 feet. A-3, the big well brought in last week, is showing quite a variable production, the output running all the way from 600 to 2000 barrels, and at times the well makes some emulsion. The Standard has located A-13, A-14, E-2. B-3 is bailing to bring in at 2175, and looks like a good well. Surf No. 1 is cleaning out at 3760 and Torrance No. 1 is redrilling at 3870. Jones Community No. 1 is drilling in shale at 3445. The Sun Oil Co. failed to get a shut off on well No. 1 at 2436, and preparations are being made to go in with cable tools and drill ahead to another suitable place to try for a shut off, and the location for No. 4 is staked. Texcal No. 2 brought in a week ago is averaging about 500 barrels daily. For the benefit of the stockholders the well was allowed to flow over the crown Sunday. Later it sanded up and will have to be cleaned out before it will make any more production. No. 1-A is drilling at 2777 and pipe will be set at 2800 or 2825. A nice well is looked for at No. 2. A definite decision has been reached by the Texas Holding Co. on its well No. 1 and pipe was set at 3290 feet. The Eddistone's Ashton No. 1 is holding up nicely, the production is running around 900 barrels every day. Ashton No. 2 is building rig and will start drilling soon. The Union Oil Co. is busy starting new wells on the north side of the field. Copeland No. 1 is being deepened, the work now making progress after fishing out a liner. Lumber is on the ground for Copeland No. 2 and S. Copeland No. 3 is building rig. On the Newlands No. 1 fishing is on after 3800 feet of drill pipe. It is understood that the Union will Miss Florence Greer Of Winnipeg, Can, is visiting at the home of Mrs. W. Cole, 1135 W. Broadway. Mrs. L. H. Webb, 912 E. Broadway, will have for her guest this week, her mother, Mrs Mary Blair of Whittier. Mrs. Charles E. Goodyear of Pasdeña is visiting her son, Mr J.E.Walters, 124 S.Kroeger-st., for a few days. Mr. and Mrs.H.R.Tobin,412 N.Los Angeles-st., and Mrs.A.Williams motorized to Los Angeles where they spent the day. Dr. and Mrs.D.H.Cook,832 S.Los Angeles-st., and their daughter Miss Josephine Cook were in Los Angeles Tuesday. Mrs.F.A.Backs,Sr.,of 225 North Claudina-st.,has for her guests for a few weeks,Mrs.C.Mauxhart of San Francisco. Mrs.Jack Taylor,523 W.Center-st,has for her guest for the comlink month her niece,Miss Alleen Martens of Escondido. Little Miss Ellen Collins,one of the twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs.E.A.Collins of E.Santa Ana-st.,is very ill with the measles. Little Miss Ruth Caroline Davis,daughter of Mr. and Mrs.R.C.Dayis of Ball-rd.,who has been seriously ill is very slowly improving. Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Brunaworth,1109 E.Center-st.have for their guests during Orange show week.Mr. and Mrs.L.E.Bradley,of Riverside. Miss Hermen of Long Beach attended,the opening of the Orange show yesterday with her aunt,Mrs.J.Ziegler of 209 N.Clementine-st. Mr和W.E.Alexander of201N.Helena-st.has for her guest for a few days,hers old friend,Mrs.IvaO.Marlonaux,$23S.Miranda-st.,Los Angeles. Mr和M.D.H.Tompson of1131 Lincoln-save.spent the week end at La Habra visiting the parents of Mrs.Tompson,Mr.andMrs.E.H.State. Mr和Mrs.HenryA.Manur.of Los Angeles,visited Anaheim friends EDUCATION FOR EACH ONE, THE FIRST BORN IN THE NEW HOSPITAL TO RECEIVE A COLLEGE EDUCATION AND IN THIS CASE THREE GIFTS WOULD BE FORTHCOMING. 10,000 BBLS. DAY AT HUNTINGTON BEACH Huntington Beach Huntington Beach has taken a place now as one of the established oil fields of California. One hundred rigs are up, three companies have become producers and the daily output of the 11 producing wells is ten thousand barrels. The Amalgamated Oil Co. added two new rigs to the field, building one at Fowler No. 2 and one at Scarce No. 1. Huntington A-1 is drilling out the cement and will be production in a few days. Located near the S. O. Co.'s A-4 it should prove a big well. Huntington 2-A is to be deepened. Fowler No. 1 is making some water tests. The Argonaut Oil Co., seemingly pleased with the good showing Turkey No. 1 is making is going ahead with the drilling, and now is at 3045 at sandy shale and oil sand. The well is showing lots of oil. The cement will be drilled out and a water test made at Bolsa Chica No. 1 about Thursday of this week. Expectations are set for a big well. The pipe was set at 2132, where some very good showings were struck. The field shows a number of wells standing cemented, most of them scheduled to drill out this week. The wells are Blue Shale No. 1, Edens Syndicate No. 1, Huntington Central No. 2, Moser Special No. 1, Vista Del Mar Nos 1 and 2, and Miley-Keck No. 1, also State Consolidated No. 1. The following new companies made their appearance at Huntington Beach during the past week and expect to begin immediate development. Climax Oil Co., Success Oil Co., Beach Oil Co., California Machinery and Supply Co., Edca Oil Co., Huntington Owners, Huntington Lawthorne, and the Miller Syndicate. The Success Oil Co. has secured property adjoining the Hurst No. on the south side. The California Machinery and Supply Co. is located in three lots west of the Gypsy Syndicate. The Climax Oil Co. is located A Beautiful Line of Trimmed Hats For street and dress wear. Clever styles developed in the preferred materials. Large and medium shapes of unusual piquancy and charm. We are also showing a full line of nifty sailors. Nelson Millinery 111 E Center St. Anaheim The Sykes Fruit Wrap SEE THE DISPLAY AT THE ORANGE SHOW This system saved $20,000 for 20 houses this season. If your association doesn't use this system, ask them to try it. It means money in the grower's pocket. See the display at the Orange Show yesterday and attended the opening of the California Valencia Orange Show. The Standard Oil Co. is bringing machinery out to the Freeman place and expects to put down a well in the next few days. Excitement is running high in the neighborhood. Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Chamberlain, Pr., this-st. have for their guests during Orange week the father and sister of Mr. Chamberlain, Mr. James A. Chamberlain and Miss Lucy Chamberlain of Pasadena. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Adams of 219 S. Claudina-st. and Mrs. Adams' father, Dr. S. J Paschell motored to La Habra last evening to visit Mr and Mrs. M. Paschell. Mr. Paschell is a cousin of Mrs. Adams. Mrs. Witchell of Toronto, Can., and her two little sons, John and Donald spent Sunday in Pasadena. Mrs. Witchell has been spending the winter with her sister, Mrs. W. M. Wickett of 104 E. Broadway. Mrs. Jennie Von Behrens and her two children Bessie and Charley of Pomona are spending Orange week here. They are staying with Mrs. B. H. Bauman, North-st., who is a sister-in-law of Mrs. Von Behrens. Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Beebe, 128 Stuehle-st. will have for their guests during Orange week, Mrs. L. S. Burnette, a sister of Mrs. Beebe, and Mrs. Allen Howard, a cousin of Mr. Beebe. Both Mrs. Burnette and Mrs. Howard are from Los Angeles. Kustiner's THE SIGN OF GOOD CLOTHES Beam with self approval--- Yes, you will But because of the compliments your friends will pass upon your well groomed appearance in one of our suits. They're winsome clothes, no use talking and we're mighty glad to be able to offer these garments at such reasonable prices. And if you buy, your money is only held in trust until you're satisfied. They're winsome clothes, no use talking and we're mighty glad to be able to ofer these garments at such reasonable prices. And if you buy, your money is only held in trust until you're satisfied. See the new ones at $30 to $50 the suit. Kustiner's THE SIGN OF GOOD CLOTHES 148-152 West Center St. BABY LOU WHITE KID STRAP PUMPS WITH BABY LOUIS HEELS—FLEXIBLE SOLES—A BIG SAVING AT THE PRICE WE ASK. $7.48 Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim Kafateria Shoe Store 109 W. Center St. Anaheim SantaFe Back East Excursions On Sale—June 15th to August 16th Three months limit—not to exceed Oct. 31st Chicago.....$106.80 New York.....$172.14 Kansas City...87.60 Philadelphia....165.66 Denver.....77.40 Boston.....179.10 Omaha.....87.60 Washington D.C. 162.30 St. Paul.....105.00 New Orleans.....106.80 and many others. Plus 8% Tax Liberal stop-over privileges Visit Grand Canyon on your way N. J. KUHLMAN, Agent Anaheim, Cal. Telephones: Office 217 Residence 227-J