oc-plain-dealer 1921-11-23

News of Fullerton LOAN WATER PIPES FOR WALNUT GROVE The matter of water pipes being loaned by the city to be installed in Walnut Grove addition at the expense of the property owners was discussed by Fullerton trustees last night, and agreed upon. It was also agreed to permit W. F. Oglesby "hook on" to the city water mains and carry water to his place outside the water districts at his own expense. The city clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for the moving of cast iron pipes from San Pedro harbor to Fullerton, and for the laying of them along the proposed water lines that they may be installed without extra expense for hauling them from some point in the city to the lines. The irrigation escapes at the sewer farm were also discussed; and $2,504 agreed as the price for certain pipes to be used there. City Electrician Kryder was exonerated from charges of incompetence made against him some time ago by citizens whom he had angered in carrying out the city's injunctions in electrical inspections. STARBUCK ISSUES LAST RED X APPEAL To Red Cross Members and Friends in Fullerton Chapter and Auxiliaries: This will be my last call to you in this great annual roll call. First I wish to thank the newspapers for their hearty help and good will. It has been made so pleasant in every section and all these busy people have been so anxious to do what they could that I consider it the privilege of my life to have been permitted to have conducted the roll call. It has been boost and goodwill everywhere. This is my fifth week of continuous hard work, with auto and personal expenses, all of which I felt I could not afford but it now seems so short. At last every section is covered with personal house to house workers. Some of these busy people cannot do their canvass until after Thanksgiving, but it will be done. But in spite of everything, some may be missed, and as we wish to give everyone chance to participate in this, one of the greatest works I know of I have arranged the COUNCIL PROCEEDS TO TRANSFER SITE A new hotel for Fullerton was the matter before trustees again last night, the hotel committee informing the board that $10,000 is now in escrow at the Standard Bank of Fullerton to pay for the site, and that the remainder will be placed there as soon as the amount is determined, and provision is made for the transferring of the property from the city to the hotel company. The city had agreed to sell the site at cost, which is just north of the city hall on No. Spadra-rd, occupying half a block and the cost was figured last night as being $19,168. A resolution was adopted for the deal between the hotel committee and the city to be put thru, and the matter was referred to the attorney with instructions to arrange for the transfer. ORNAMENTAL LIGHTS FOR MANY SECTIONS Fullerton trustees last night were petitioned by citizens of West Malvern for ornamental lights from Spadra-rd to Maldron-awe. The petition was received and filed. The city engineer, Ben Dupuy, was instructed to draw up plans and specification for the installation of ornamental lights on all the streets of the city from whence petitions for ornamental lights have been received. There have been petitions from various parts of the city for ornamental lights since the first ornamental lights were ordered installed. Work is progressing on the installation of ornamental lights on Spadra-rd and Commonwealth-awe. OPEN SAVINGS BANK AT FULLERTON H. S. The Fullerton Savings Bank has been authorized by the state banking department, and has ordered a branch in the Fullerton high school commercial department. It was announced today. There have already been 60 new accounts started at the high school, it was declared. LADIES' NIGHT AT H. OF T. The semi-annual ladies' night will be observed tonight at the meeting of the Fullerton B. of T. at the high Miss Anita Brown for centia will be married to Mr. Roland H. Angles in the Church Los Angeles. Miss H well known in Orange many friends will be her marriage. Mrs. E. R. Ford will day from a two weeks stay she visited relations Berkeley, Oakland and there will be a unite meeting of the Dream Thursday evening. Rev speak. The regular meeting club was held last evening of Mrs. H. W. Daniels short business meeting Ross gave a very intolerate recent travels that Hinkle then sang seven which daintly refreshen by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Mr. and Mrs. J. McCormor will spend Thanksgiving Barbara as the guest E. W. McComber. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter for several days Mrs. Berger from Bakershire The Economic Section Ebell will meet in the Odd Fellowship further plans for the second Friday in Mrs. Foster Chan week-end with her f Withe of Anaheim. The members of the club were delightfully terday at the home of Daucer. Five hundred Welch scoring his Wright second and Mr. aheim the consolation afternoon were Mrs. Hyet and Mrs. C. B. The hostess served data to her guests. Thomas Jones leaer the Santa Fe for Berk family over Thanksgiving Mrs. Menges and home from the Fullerton morning in a Scale a group of the Senior bers of the First Chan Fullerton attended last night in Santa Mary. R. M. Hardy a ber of the Rebekah Santa Ana yesterday will be sorry to see her happiness in her Little Bert Ford and are ill at the home of cents, Mr. and Mrs. scarlet fever They n nicely and expect to see Mr. and Mrs. R. R. OPEN SAVINGS BANK AT FULLERTON H. S. The Fullerton Savings Bank has been authorized by the state banking department, and has opened a branch in the Fullerton high school commercial department. It was announced today. There have already been 60 new accounts started at the high school, it was declared. LADIES' NIGHT AT H. OF T. The semi-annual ladies' night will be observed tonight at the meeting of the Fullerton B. of T. at the high school cafeteria. The principal event will be an address by Dr. Montague, minister of the First Methodist church of Fullerton, on "The Foundation of Economic Life." Rev. F. M. Dowling is also expected to give a talk. There will also be a 10-minute talk and demonstration by R. E. Donavan, connected with the U.S. bureau of mines and mining. The high school orchestra will furnish music, and there will be a vocal solo by Miss Dorothy Brown. The Fullerton high school's football team for next year played the Whittier state team this afternoon on the Fullerton gridiron. The Junior College will play the Chaffey Junior C. Chaffey tomorrow. WOMAN'S AUXILIARY MEETS The Woman's Auxiliary of the Fullerton post to the American Legion hold a meeting night at the home of Mrs. E. L. Marks. There were 14 present. Routine business matters were attended to, and plans were made for cooked food sale Dec. 19th. All Fullerton schools closed this afternoon for the remainder of this week, it was announced today. There will also be a closed town tomorrow. PLAN LEGION CLUBHOUSE At the regular meeting of the American Legion last night, at which there was a large attendance, the building committee reported plans for a new clubhouse, but no definitive action was taken. MAKE RADIUM DISCOVERY Belgian scientists have confirmed rumors of the discovery of rich radium bearing minerals in the Congo. New Modern Designs Ornamental Bricks FOR Mantles, Porch Piers Etc. G. D. Marsh & Son General Cement Contractors Yard 325 Jaearanda Place Fullerton Residence 516 E. Chartres St. Anaheim. Fowler, Insurance. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. BIBLE CLASS BOARD MEETS The executive board of the Houser Bible class soft—the First Christian church of Fullerton—in regular weekly session at noon today at the church parlor, and enjoyed a chicken repast prepared by the ladies' class of the church. Plans were made for the class ladies' day celebration December 4. Fowler. Insurance. Witman. Eyesight Specialist. BENEDICT ORDAINED GRADUATE MEDIUM, CLAIRVOYANT AND PSYCHIC —PERSONAL FACTS — 75 per cent of the people are in the wrong occupation—misfits, 60 per cent of men and women fail in business from lack of adaptation or because wrongly suited in partnership. 50 per cent or more are mismatched in marriage—results, divorcee. How about you, reader? Ask yourself if you don't think you should consult Benedict, the man who known his business—who knows you. $1.00—READINGS—$1.00 Oldest in experience; richest in knowledge and skill. 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Clementine, Anaheim Phone 493-J FULLERTON BRIEF'S Miss Anita Brown formerly of Placentia will be married Saturday evening to Mr. Rotand Borcham of Los Angeles, in the Church of the Angels at Los Angeles. Miss Brown is well known in Orange-co and her many friends will be glaut to hear of her marriage. Mrs. E. R. Ford will be home Sunday from a two weeks trip north where she visited relations and friends in Berkeley, Oakland and Palo Alto. There will be a union Thanksgiving meeting of the Prebystarian church Thursday evening. Rev. Montague will speak. The regular meeting of the Woman's club was last evening at the home of Mrs. H. W. Daniels. Following the short business meeting, Mrs. Sydner Ross gave a very interesting talk on her recent travels thru Europe. Miss Hinkle then sang several songs, after which dainty refreshments were served by the hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. McComber and Mr. and Mrs. J. McCumber and families will spend Thanksgiving at Santa Barbara as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. McComber. Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter entertained for several days Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Berger from Bakersfield. The Economic Section of the Fullerton-Ebbell will most Friday afternoon in the Odd Fellows hark to discuss further plans for the bazaar to be held the second Friday in December. Mrs. Foster Chambers spent the week-end with her friend Miss Hazel Withee of Anaheim. The members of the San Souel Card club were delightfully entertained yesterday at the home of Mrs. Frank Dausser. Five hundred was played with Mrs. Welch scoring highest, Mrs. W. L Wright second and Mrs. Quarton of Anaheim the consolation. Guests of the afternoon were Mrs. Quarton, Mrs. P.Hyet tand Mrs. C.B.Hutchinson Later the hostess served dainty refreshments to her guests. Thomas Jones leaves tonight over the Santa Pea for Berkeley to visit his family over Thanksgiving. Mrs. Menges and baby were taken home from the Fullerton hospital this morning in a Scale ambulance. A group of the Senior Endeavor members of the First Christian church of Fullerton attended the district jail last night in Santa Ana. Mrs. R. M. Hamza a well-known member of the Rebekah lodge moved to Santa Ana yesterday. Her many friends will be sorry to see her go, but when her happiness in her new home. Little Bert Ford and Winifred Hume are ill at the home of their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. K. Ernest scarlet fever. They are getting nicely and expect to be up soon. Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Belden will be the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. AMAL. THOMPSON 1 FAILS TO GET 400 Rickfield The Amalgamated Oil Company's Thompson No. 1 finished at 3052 when put on production failed to make a 400 barrel well. The daily production of this well is 185 barrels. The O. O. Co.'s deepest well Breen No. 2 set a string of 10-inch casing at 2096 and cemented.Kammerer No. 1 a recent new well set 607 feet of 15½-inch and cemented.Page 1-A is 1200 inches in the hard sand.R.D Clark's Hugo Wetzel No. 1 is drilling in the sandy brown shale at 4200 feet and is showing a little gas Production is looked for at around 4300.W.M Keck now recognized as one of the most successful contract drillers has taken the contract to drill Merchants Petroleum No. 3 The rig is up and Keck expects to spud in in a few days.Reckens most recent work at Rickfield is the Wonder Co.Ltd's.No.1 Drilled to 4200 feet this well has been flowing better than 1000 bbls daily for eight months.Merchants Petroleum No. 2 is drilling at 2550 in hard sand.The deal for the Placement Pacific has not been put thru as yet.Two of the largest concerns in the petroleum business today are wickering for the holding and something definite will probably be known before the end of the week.The Petroleum Midway's deep test well Yarnell No. 9 is now on a production test.The well is making 25 gravity oil,the quantity is averaging just about a 100 barrels daily.Carter No.1 finished at 4308 to date has made no production,and is being tested out by bailing.No.2 Isaacs has settled down to a 165 barrel well.On the Krug lease No.5 brot in last week is holding steadily at 290 bbls.No.6 moved rig and is drilling at 800.On the Richfield Consolidated property No.1 came in 180 barrels and is doing 19 gravity oilConsolidated No.5 is drilling at 2200.The deep test well on the Richfield-Yorba resumed drilling last week and is now at 4785 in sandy brown shale.The Placement Oil Co.succeeded in going a string of 8-inch down to sox feet and cemented at that pointDrilling ahead will start before the end of the week.Drilling on Bradford No.2 was carried to 3292 and 8-inch set at 3908.No.3 Bradford drilled to 4720 dropped down to a 5 barrel well and is now being cleaned out.Bradford No.1 has been left go some time but is now going ahead with the rotary at 2023shows 1290 feet of hole.Bradford Bros.No.4 is a rig.Richfield No.3 shows 2400 feet and drilling in hard sand.The Infield Giant is trying for a soul off at 4212.Success in shutting off water at this point means an early new hole will be in the making early next week,200 feet more of hole is expected to make the Richfield-Yorba a big well.The Ridge Oil Co.decided not to carry a string of 6-inch further than 4415 and at that point stopped drilling and set the pipe.No showings other than the oil colors and gas that has been running for a couple hundred feet prompted the setting of the pipe.Drilling will be resumed with 4-inch.The Standard Oil Co.has decided to redrill and deepen Kellogg No.2 This well got down to a very small production and will be deepened to get an increase.Drilling on Kraemer-2-16 is now at 4000 feet in hard sand.Kraemer-2-17 is drilling at 3985 on sandy brown shale.The Wents Syndicate No.2 is in the 1600 feet of conglomerate that has made Richfield famous for hard digging.Rotating at 1755 the Second Syndicate well is in the hard conglomerate.The Wonder Co.Ltd.is building a rig and getting ready to start drilling on No.4 No.3 at 2077 stands idle with a fishing job.No.2 set pipe and cemented at 4382.At 4502 this well showed considerable oil and should make a nice well.The group of wells put down by General Petroleum in the Yorba Linda section of the Richfield district have proved small producers,Brown No.1 at 3206 is making 65 barrels.Davis No.1 at 3247 is making only 5 barrels.The bestwell is Group-1 producing 95 barrels at 3116.The Hugo lease one of the smaller properties has turned out to be the most valuable.Hugo No.1 is doing 335 barrels and No.2 is making close to 800 barrels.Five wells on the Thompson lease are averaging 200. WHEN COOKING FISH Grease the broiler rack with olive oil and the fish will not stick to it.Neither will the fish break when removed. Mrs. Menges and Bury were taken home from the Fullerton hospital this morning in a Scale ambulance. A group of the Senior Endeaver members of the First Christian church of Fullerton attended the district last night in Santa Ana. Mrs. R. Haunda well known member of the Rebekah lodge moved to Santa Ana yesterday. Her many friends will be sorry to see her go, but what her happiness in her new home. Little Bert Ford and Winifred Hany are at the home of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. G. Earley and scarlet fever. They are getting nicely and expect to be up soon. Mr. and Mrs. R. Kelden will be the dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Flitzimmons, tomorrow. Mrs. E. J. Streech entertained as guests today Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith and son Melvin of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. L. Linderman and daughter Lillian of Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Houston will spend Thanksgiving and the week-end at Deamont as the guests of friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. Callan will entertain as dinner guests tomorrow Mrs. Callan's sister and husband Mr. and Mrs. H. Pierce of Oxnard. KITSELMAN HAVING BOTTOM TROUBLE Hawthorne-Redondo The Kitselman Oil Co. is having a lot of trouble shutting off bottom water at Hicks No. 3. Drilled to 4002 there has to date been no success in getting a shut off at 3920. Kitselman claims a showing of oil at this point and will make further cementings until the job is a success. Playa del Rey No. 1 is standing temporarily suspended at 1751. Lausinger No. 2 started drilling a few days ago and now shows 2700 feet in the hard sand. PRODUCE FLUORSPAR Southern Illinois and Kentucky together produce about 90 percent of the fluorspar in the United States. Witman, Eyesight Specialist. 5-Point SERVICE STATION Save Money on Gasoline BUY A GAS BOOK 50 GAL. 100 GAL. 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The Columbia's Orange No. 7 is making about a 100 barrels of oil and five million cubic feet of gas. The Fullerton Oil Co. completed No. 4 at 3214 and the new well is doing about 420 barrels. ASK VENUE CHANGE IN DAMAGE SUIT In reply to the damage suit of A. B. Watson, of the Crown stage line, in which he asks change of venue from Orange county to Los Angeles county, was filed today in superior court, by E. S. Stevens, of Los Angeles. Stevens was sued for $1,483.11 by Watson as the result of a collision between a Crown stage and a Packard car driven by Stevens January 23 at the intersection of the Riveria and Telegraph roads. In his reply Stevens disclaims responsibility for the collision. Don't Forget That The Ever-Ready Truck & Transfer Co. Is still able to do your hauling of any description. Contract hauling a specialty. Get our price. O. J. LINNARTZ, Prop. Residence 211 E. 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