oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-15

NEWS OF FULLERTON Fullerton Girl Weds L.-A. Man Recently LOS ANGELES, Oct. 11.—Many friends of Albert A. Russ of this city, for ten years connected with the Pa-more recently with the Sou-cifie Wharf and Storage Co., and more recently with the Southwestern Wharf Co., at San Pedro, learned today for the first time he had married recently. Mrs. Russ was formerly Miss Kathryn M. Nichols, of Fullerton. The happy couple are now at home at 251 South Vermont avenue. They were married at San Diego, Oct. 8. GENUINE SPOOK PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gravelt entertained several friends Thursday evening with a Halloween masquerade party, at their home on North Pomona-avs. The house was decorated with all symbols of mystery in reference to Hollowen and when the "spooks" began arriving the transformation from a typical American home to that of real Spookland was complete. The guests entered a guessing contest as to the identity of the ghosts and the prize for guessing the greatest number of them was given to Mrs. Burgess, which was a dainty box of candy. Whist was the amusement feature for the remainder of the evening, high scores going to first, Mr. Wood; second, Todd's prize, Mrs. Deitrich and consolation, Mrs. Everett Gravelt. Refreshments were served later. The guest list included Messrs and Mes-dames Story, E. Gravett, Graves, Deit-rich, Burgess, Billingsly, Wood, and Mrs. Poore and Miss Helen Wood. HI-Y CLUB BANQUETS The first Hi-Y club meeting of the year was held last night at the Fullerton H. S. cafeteria, there being about 45 or 50 boys present. Arthur Raitt, in charge of the club, gave a short talk outlining plans for the coming year, George Chessum, of Orange, also gave a brief talk, and there were other short addresses. RETURN FROM DUCK HUNT Mr. A. M. Pitts, of Fullerton, and brother, O. Pitts, of Pomona returned yesterday from a duck hunt at Hunters Lake. Mr. A. M. says "it was all hunt and no ducks" but never-the-less they enjoyed the sport of it, and are looking forward to another hunting Grip in which they have been successful. INCREASE WATER SUPPLY Santos Moraga, who has the franchise to supply the village of Richfield with water, gave an order to the Elstiste company yesterday morning for an eight-inch, deep-well pump of the turbine variety and a 20-horse electric motor to supply the power. The outfit will increase his producing capacity by about 250 gallons per minute and will decrease his cash reserve by about $2,000. Another thing it will do will be to give Richfield a surer water supply and a more comfortable sense of safety in case a fire should start. 250 PUPILS AT NEW SCHOOL The new west side grammar school building is giving a good account of itself these days and fully qualifying the judgment of the school officials who brought it into existence. The place is taking care of something like 356 pupils with a maximum of comfort and convenience; and with the shrubs and grass at their best it is possible for them to take a good deal of pride in the beauty of their surroundings. BIBLE CLASS FORMS QUARTET The Men's Bible Class of the First Christian church of Fullerton have organized a quartette which will be used at the sessions on Sunday morning for vocal music. A rapid sale of tickets for the banquet to be held at the Fullerton high school cafeteria on Oct. 26 when the governor will speak is reported. ENTERTAINING BREA TEACHERS Mrs. A. Johannassen, of Hillcrest, entertained for the teachers of the Bren schools Wednesday evening with a chicken dinner and a literary and musical program. The hostess is teacher of domestic arts in the Bren schools and her husband has the department of manual arts. The entertaining of their fellow teachers was a pleasure. A feature was some delightful readings by the hostess. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Fanning and two children, Mrs. Billingsley and the Misses Davison, Dodson, Egeberg, Meet, Kimp, Scott, Robertson, Barlow, Beck, Carroll, Money, Sentz, Kerna and Hibbs. Peralta Items PERALTA, Oct. 15—Mr. and Mrs. Stiner have returned after an absence of six months. C. B. Gentry o'Placentia purchaser Harry D. Riley. Miss Hannah several days at L. Mrs. W. J. HanLos Angeles after mother, Mrs. HawMtion Beach were home of Mrs. Hodgrees is the moMr. and Mrs. W. Houts and Mr. anleft today for B. will spend a week Mr. and Mrs. W. tomorrow in Los A. Mt.Glen Raikes be dinner guests to Mrs.LoRoy Lyonne Miss Ida Mantle rooters for the Fun at Pomona College Mrs. Q. M. Ott o'the guest of A.P. Miss Ruth Reed tending Pomona C/o her parents, J.C. end. Miss Nell Househome for the week Miss Hetta Conten'the week-end. The W.A.Wallace plotted moving into South West-st from 1119 West ChicMr. and Mrs.M.daughter will spendington Beach. Mr. and Mrs.Willhill, and daughter Ida Vinniney, will Santa Ana at a fair home of M.McDonna. Mr. and Mrs.Julie Catherine Anamow yesterday. Mrs.Edna May Judd Malorn and M.bud guests this ever Barcley. Mrs.Fred Thompson is the guest for se-e E.G.Curtis,they h friends for many years. Mrs.S.A.Allen patient at the Anahe day.她 is from Mr. and Mrs.J.M.ego,who recently re-to their former hom-guests yesterday of Eygabroad. Mrs.Mary Louise RETURN FROM DUCK HUNT Mr. A. M. Pitts, of Fullerton, and brother, O. Pitts, of Pomona returned yesterday from a duck hunt at Hunters Lake. Mr. A. M. says "it was all hunt and no ducks" but never-the-less they enjoyed the sport of it, and are looking forward to another hunting Grip in which they hope to be favored with better luck. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Mrs. Raymond Jones entertained the 500 club at her home Thursday. The rooms were decorated in Hollowe'en ornaments. Mrs. Arthur Kelley won first prize and Mrs. Howard Krause, consolation. The next meeting is to be held at the home of Mrs. Gilbert Kramer. Mr. and Mrs. George Leidtke will spend Sunday at their cottage at Newport Beach. Miss Marion Littleton who is attending Girl's Collegiate in Los Angeles is spending the week-end with her parents on S. Spadrá. Mrs. Braddish is a guest of her brother-in-law and sister for a few days. They will all attend the River-side fair tonight. Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Swain and family will spend the winter months in Long Beach. Mr. L. P. Odell, who has been the guest of Mr. and W. J. Morgan, has left for his home in Richmond, Virginia. Mrs. Henry Yaskell of Los Angeles will spend the week-end with W. J. Morgan will spend the week-end with Mrs.sh Mr. and Mrs. Al Creighton of Los Angeles are guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Murphy. Mrs. Ada Spearrin returned home yesterday after a very delightful visit with her daughter in La Habra. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. De Land and son Albert accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lamb attended the fair in Redlands Thursday. After a few months visit in sunny California Mr. J. Kupchin returned to Wilkesbarre, Pa. Measures Johnny Coronas and Georges Sims of Fullerton and Dave Corona and M.A. Corona of Placentia are leaving today for San Jacinto on a few days hunting trip. L.E. Metenlif and family left yesterday by the Santa Fe for Peducah, Ky., where they will make their permanent home. A.B. Corona and his crew of painters and decorators have just finished the Douglas Rose house inside and out, leaving it a very attractive home. Declaration of the divorce action of Mrs. Georgia Bell Brophy against Fred L. Williams in the superior court in Santa Brophy will be rendered today by Judge Anne The custody of the three minor children is also an issue. Mrs. John D. Thompson of Long Beach is a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs.W.M.Knepp, Mr.Knepp is in Canada where he will spend at least six weeks. Miss Lois King accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Dale King will motor to Long Beach tomorrow to attend her husband has the department of manual arts. The entertaining of their fellow teachers was a pleasure. A feature was some delightful readings by the hostess. The guests were Mr. and Mrs.Fanning and two children, Mrs.Billingsley and the Misses Davison, Dodson, Egeberg, Meet, Kimp, Scott, Robertson, Barlow, Beck, Carroll, Money, Sentz, Kerna and Hibbs. Peralta Items PERALTA, Oct. 15.-Mr. and Mrs. Stiner have returned after an absence of six months. The Carter family spent Sunday with Mrs.Carter at Ocean Park. The Atchely family have come recently from Hemet and settled in this neighborhood. Little Charlotte is a welcome addition to the Peralta school. The Nelseens and Postums visited Mr.Pine at his picturesque Laguna Beach home last Sunday. Mr.Bradish came in Tuesday to visit in Mr.Kern's home. Mr.Kern's sister from Orange, is spending the week with them. Mrs.Avery, of Arlington, spent the week-end with her daughter, Mrs.Luther. Mr.Avery and two sons came for Sunday dinner and took Mrs.Avery home. Walter Luther from the northern part of the state arrived here to surprise his brother Henry. He is an expert deer hunter and all the Luthers spent Wednesday at the home of Leo Douglas, who had just returned from a hunting trip north of Sacramento. Mr. and Mrs.Blackford visited at Mr.Peralta's recently. Mr.Sanders, of Anaheim, spent Sunday in Bardwell home. Mrs.Sanders is Working in Falkenstein's store. EXCELSIOR MADE RECIPE NO. 3 Insure the success of this recipe by using Excelsior Milk. EXCELSIOR CHAMBY CO ..A. B. Coronis and his crew of painters and decorators have just finished the Douglas Rose house inside and out, leaving it a very attractive home. Decision of the divorce action of Mrs. Georgia Bell Brophy against Fred L. Williams in the superior court in Santa Brophy will be rendered today by Judge Ana. The custody of the three minor children is also an issue. Mrs. John D. Thompson of Long Beach is a guest of her sister-in-law, Mrs. W. M. Knepp. Mr. Knepp is in Canada where he will spend at least six weeks. Miss Lois King accompanied by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dale King will motor to Long Beach tomorrow to attend a little birthday dinner given in her honor by Mrs. M. E. Barnes. Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Himes and Mr. Himes' mother are planning on spending Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. Finley at Olinda. Dr. J. W. Truxaw, Golden State Bank Bldg., Phone 241-J. NIGHT AND DAY STORAGE and Battery Service We have made special preparations to care for motor car owners who desire storage and will be ready to serve them starting with WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12 "Dad" Baker has been placed in charge at night and under his care your car will be safe when left here. Auto Electric Maintenance Co. Orange County Distributors for Vesta Batteries WEST BROS. Cor. Chestnut and Los Angeles Streets Anaheim, Phone 311 Placentia Insure the success of this recipe by u Excelsior Milk. EXCELSIOR CREAMERY CO. 232 E. Sycamore St. Phone 177 HOME OF THE AMPICO A Standard High-grade New PIANO PLAYER $437 Shop around and look at players $675, then come in see and h DANZ PIANO C 162 West Center Street The Orange County Plain Dealer City Briefs C. B. Gentry of the Keck Oil Co. of Pacentia purchased a car today from Harry D. Riley. Miss Hannah Mannion is spending several days at Long Beach. Mrs. W. J. Hamilton has returned to Los Angeles after visiting with her mother, Mrs. Hawkins. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Weber of Huntington Beach were recent guests at the home of Mrs. H. A. Hodges, Mrs. Hodges is the mother of Mrs. Weber. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Houts, Mr. C. B. Houts and Mr. and Mrs. Charles McKee left for Big Bear, where they will spend a week. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Jackson will spend tomorrow in Los Angeles. Mr. Glen Raikes of Long Bench will be dinner guests tomorrow of Mr. and LeRoy Lyons. Miss Ida Munter was one of the rooters for the Fullerton football team at Pomona College yesterday. Mrs. G. M. Ott of Santa Ana will be the guest of A. P. Mathis tomorrow. Miss Ruth Reed who has been attending Pomona College is at the home of her parents, J. O. Reed for the weekend. Miss Nell Housley of S. B. U. C. is home for the week-end. Miss Retta Conte of U. C. is home for the week-end. The W. A. Wallace family today completed moving into their new home 213 South West-st from their former location 1119 West Chestnut. Mr. and Mrs. M. Liechtenstein and daughter will spend tomorrow in Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Liewellyn and son Billie, and daughter Shirley, and Mrs. Ida DeVinney, will spend tomorrow at Santa Ana at a family reunion at the home of M. McDonald. Mr. and John F. Roe and Miss Catherine Anamone were at Catalina yesterday. Miss Edna May Freed, and Msurs Judd Malforn and Milton Gowman will be guests this evening of Miss Helen Barley. Mrs. Fred Thompson, of Los Angeles, is the guest for several days of Mrs. E. G. Curtsi, who have been school girl friends for many years. Mrs. S. A. Allen was admitted as a patient at the Anaheim Sanitarium yesterday. She is from Huntington Beach. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Pond, of San Diego, who recently returned from a trip to their former home in So, Dak., were guests yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Eygabroad. Mrs. Mary Louise Parker and Mrs. LA HABRA, Oct. 15.(Spl.) Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. A.J Wilson entertained Mrs.Rhodes' cousin and family, Col, and Mrs.G.A.Skinner, and Mr.Skinner's mother, Mrs.Hattle Skinner of San Diego, over the week end. Mr.Rhodes Mother and sister were also guests at the Rhodes home on Friday.These were Mr. and Mrs.N.Rhodes who has been here for the past year.has been transferred to Brawley.The family will leave next week.The pas-tor assigned here is Rev.Claud A.Smith, of Van Nuys. Mr. and Mrs.C.Hinsaw entertained the Whittier-ave Whist club recentlythis was the first meeting after the summer vacation and as all the vacationists were not back, in the absence of Mr. and Mrs.J.H.Walker the Misses Herschal, and Dr.Lewis substituted.Prizes went to Mrs.C.Milliken,and Miss Agnes Herschal and Hinshawand Mrs.M.Hammond.A light funche-on was served by the hostess late in the evening Those to attend were:the C.L.Crumrines,C.Milliken,F.E.Proud,and wife,G.M.Hammond,Dr.Lewis,and the Miss Agnes and Stella Herschel. A Holloween high jinks, and street parade will be held here on Oct. 28th.At a committee meeting held at the social hall alof the various organizations are taken ghold with a will and a splendid frolic is planned for all This is to be a community affair, and prizes will be given for the best stunts and costumes.Black cats witches and bon-fires are some of the things promised. The baby son of Mr. and Mrs.Earl Badgely, of Hanning, who has been quite ill in the Glendale hospital is reported improving.Mrs.Badgley is with her parents for a few days,Mr. and Mrs Chris Evans. Entertaining for their son in honor of his birthday, Mr. and Mrs.A.E.Coombs gave a delightful dinner party to a number of friends on Thursday.at their home in the Home Acres Cooper were laid for the guest of honor Mr.Araba Coombs, and wife, Mr., and Mrs.C.H.Coombs,Audry, and Cecil Coombs.O.C.Hart, and Mr., and Mrs.Jes Ashbury.of Los Angeles. There arrived by stork special,a dainty baby girl to the home of Mr.Andrs Mrs.E.E.Dieckman.on Tuesday morning.The young lady has announced her intention of remaining indefinitely and is named Darlene Wilhelme. The following delegates were chosen to represent the affairs of the Women's club.lat the Orange County Federation at Anaheim Saturday,are,Mrs.Hay Frantz,Mrs.Neta Williams,and Mrs.M.F.Davis.Alternates,Mrs.Varney,Bauernschmidt,and Crumrine.The topic for the club was "Visiona."Mrs.Milton Keeler,and Mrs.R.B.Warne gave excellent papers,on this subject.Mrs.Keeters was a humorous sketch of what the old timers would be doing in 1930.Mrs.Warne had a dressmaker vision,and Mrs.Aker's vision of what the world world,and could do in 20 years was well worth while.Mr.E.B.Leffey who is talking in the interests of the So.Cal Auto club,gave some very pertinent facts as the cause.of the appalling death rate from auto;s,and some of the remedies that have been successfully tried in eastern cities.His idea is education thru the public schools.A delightful reception was then extended to the teachers of the grammar school.Refreshments were served by Mrs.Varney,Bloom,McBurnet,and Sorrenson. INSTALLATION AND DANCE The Schmidt orchestra played for the dance at the Yeoman Lodge in Fullerton last evening.The Yeomanals held a public installation,and this was followed by a social hour.Refreshments were served and then dancing was enjoyed. Local Street Transportation Service Is Here in Answer to Your Needs Show your appreciation for Local Street Transportation Service Is Here in Answer to Your Needs 5c FARE Interchangeable Transfers Show your appreciation for the enterprise that has invested its capital to meet your requirements. Its success means another step in Anaheim’s growth. So ride to and from work—ride when on your shopping trip or call. You will save time and many a weary step. Anaheim Transit Company. 20 Minute Schedule Between the hours of 6:30 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Busses will run north and south on Los Angeles street from BROAD STREET to SUGAR FACTORY, and east and west on Center street from EAST STREET to PACKING HOUSES in West Anaheim. SPANISH CREAM Soak ½ box gelatine in 1 qt. milk for thirty minutes, heat, beat yolks of 4 eggs in 1 c. sugar together and add to boiling milk. Stir and cook until mixture thickens, take from fire and add whites of egg beaten stiff, stirring in thoroughly, flavor with vanilla and put in mold to cool. Servé with custard sauce. If this recipe by using Milk. f this recipe by using or Milk. SIOR RY CO. Phone 177 HE AMPICO NO PLAYER und and look at players selling for then come in see and hear this. NZ PIANO Center Street Anaheim LATES "JAZZIES" SONG MUSIC AND WORDS BY MAX FISHER AND WITH NEXT S EXAMI NEW ORANGE C. OF C. DESIGN An emblem for the new Orange community C. of C. has been approved. This emblem will be suitable for placing on windshields. It was designed by Mrs. Helen Cervantes of Orange, an artist who has acquired recognition by her work in preparing art titles for moving pictures. Her design was selected by the committee as much superior to designs submitted by commercial artists of Los Angeles. ORANGE WILL VOTE UPON $25,000 BONDS Two bond issues totalling $25,000 will be submitted in joint election to Orange voters Tuesday, Nov. 15. The two issues to be brot to ballot are the combination bandstand and comfort station to be located in the plaza and the storm drain system to parallel Cambridge-st with its point of ending in the Santiago creek. The comfort station—bahistand project will cost $15,000 and the storm drain $10,000. Fairyland Anaheim TONIGHT JACK HONIE in "DEAD OR ALIVE" Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Sunday, Monday, Oct. 16, 17 WALLACE REID in "THE HELL DIGGERS" A Paramount Picture Added Attractions, Jane and Katherine Lee in "SURFACE IMPS" Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax GRAND Anaheim TONIGHT "LURE OF YOUTH," a Metro Picture Added Attraction, Comedy Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Sunday, Monday, Oct. 16, 17 "CONFIDENCE" GRAND ANAHEIM TONIGHT "LURE OF YOUTH," a Metro Picture Added Attraction, Comedy Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Sunday, Monday, Oct. 10, 17 "CONFIDENCE" With an All-star Cast Featuring Billy Jenkis Added Attraction, International News and Comedy Adults 25c; Children 10c; plus war tax Attention! "EPISCOPALIANS OF ORANGE COUNTY" You Are Cordially Invited to Attend a MASS MEETING at St. Michael's Parish House, at Anaheim N. E. Corner Adele and Emily Streets Wednesday, Evening, October 19th at 7:30 Bishop-Coadjutor Stevens Will Be the Principal Speaker TEST ZIEST" Some Fox NG HIT WORDS — A FOX TROT SHER AND EARL BURTNETT NEXT SUNDAY'S AMINER