oc-plain-dealer 1921-12-17

News of Fullerton SWING SPEAKER AT FULLERTON B. OF T. The matter of observing Monday, Dec. 26th, as the Christmas holiday by merchants will be brot up at the meeting of the Fullerton B. of T. next Wednesday evening, and it is expected to be passed upon favorably, it was announced today at the office of W. N. Irwin, secretary. The feature of the meeting next week will be an address by Congressman Phil Swing on tariff, and other questions. Similar actions regarding Christmas were taken by the Anaheim and Santa Ana C. of C.'s. HEAVY CHRISTMAS MAILS Christmas mailing is going on at quite a rapid rate at the Fullerton post office. The volume is a little larger than last year, although it has not yet become necessary to put on extra help so this may become necessary next week, it is said. WIND UP TOMATO SEASON The Northern Orange-co Produce Growers' Ass'n this week finally wound up their tomato season, sending the last in mixed shipments to Los Angeles. The crop this year was good, but damage was done by the early frost which killed the tomatoes except in certain districts, not, however, until a large number had been gathered. The market this year was much better than on any former season, growing higher as the season near to a close, and the tomatoes became fewer in volume. Three cars of navels were shipped and will probably last during the remainder of the winter, altho at present the association is making few shipments. CHURCH BOOSTER MEETING Church services at the First Methodist church Sunday night will be carried out and directed solely by the men's Brotherhood, the choir, musi- CHORAL CLUB GIVES 2ND WINTER CONCERT The second annual winter concert of the Fullerton Choral club, directed by Thomas Askin, with Miss Harriet Dowling serving as accompanist, was held last night at the Fullerton high school auditorium, admission being free, with a silver offering later. There were three principal numbers in the program consisting of Longfellow's "The Wreck of the Hesperus"; Eugene Field's, "Wink'em Blink'em, and Nod"; and Narcissus" from the French of Paul Collin. Waldo O'Kelly, Glen Lewis and Mrs. Chlinessa McCormick acted as soloists in "The Wreck of the Hesperus." Mrs. Jean Fagin was soloist in the presentation of "Wink'em Blink'em, and Nod," and Mis Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Jack Scott, and Mrs. Lila Dodson, soloists in the presentation of "Narcissus." Two violin solos were given by Harold Walberg, accompanied on the piano by Clara Schaaf. Mrs. E. C. Johnson gave a reading. ENTERTAIN AT CARDS Mr. and Mrs. F. O. Fahs and Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Lang were hosts and hostesses last evening to a card party given in the Fulerton club room. Eleven tables played, five hundred being the game with Mr. and Mrs. J. Hill winning highest score, Mr. and Mrs. A. Edwards second and Mrs. Skilliman and Mr. W. Benchley consolation. Following the games light refreshments were served. ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON A very enjoyable afternoon was spent yesterday by the ladies who attended the card party given by the social section of the Ebell club. Mrs. C. W. Blattner, of Placentia, won first prize and Mrs. Dyas second at five hundred table, and Mrs. E Bacon first and Mrs. Ashmead second at bridge. A musical program. LORD FITZALAN BE FIRST G HAMMER AND HEARD Building and plays go right ahead at where the new ins are located and penters are bringing of the new Peppers rapid speed to come. The recent forecision of the business Commonwealth-ave into action it is stat- The market this year was much better than on any former season, growing higher as the season near to a close, and the tomatoes became fewer in volume. Three cars of navels were shipped and will probably last during the remainder of the winter, altho at present the association is making few shipments. CHURCH BOOSTER MEETING Church services at the First Methodist church Sunday night will be carried out and directed solely by the men's Brotherhood, the choir, musicians and other features of the service being provided by the organization. It is designed as a "booster" meeting and will consist of songs by the male choir and chorus led by Prof. Lewis, violin selections by Ronald Collins four minute talks by officers of the Brotherhood and a sermon by Rev Montague, who will take for his subject "The Brotherhood Idea in the Church." ENJOYABLE AFTERNOON A very enjoyable afternoon was spent yesterday by the ladies who attended the card party given by the social section of the Ebell club. Mrs. C. W. Blattner, of Placentia, won first prize and Mrs. Dyas second at ten five hundred table, and Mrs. E Bacon first and Mrs. Ashmead second at bridge. A musical program given under the directions of Miss Helen Wishard, was then enjoyed, which consisted of a violin solo by Russell Neely, a reading by Mrs. G. Sherwood, a vocal solo by Robert Goodwin and a group of Japanese songs by Terry Calahan, who was accompanied by a chorus of several high school girls. At the close of the affair refreshments were served. Plain Dealer Want Ads get results. FAIRYLAND THEATRE TONIGHT Poppy Girls Revue Just See Those Dainty GIRLS—Lots of Pep! Have You Seen ROOKIE LEWIS, VIRGINIA MANSFIELD BILLIE RIDDLE Also — "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLES" A Smash Photodrama BUILDING AND PLAYING GO RIGHT AHEAD sound of the hammers clally are noticeable st, where the newings are located and penters are bringing of the new Peppers rapid speed to comThe recent forecision of the business Commonwealth-ave into action it is state of the new Daniels Taggart's. Plans are ing figured by but it is said. There is also a well-founded, that Los Angeles who West Amerige-ave galow court, is o early erection of ading on his property. BAZAAR FOR A bazaar and ca en Tuesday, Dec. 26 the Christian chur to be given by the Mrs. Harry Dlerke invitation is extent and all proceeds w charity fund. XMAS FOR A number of the Masonic lodge and les are going to baskets of Christ row to the Orpha vina. A little pra planned to entertain SHIP 3 CARS The sweet potato out of Fullerton Benchley Fruit Co morning by H. E. the office of Mr. packing houses in to begin shipment short time, possible SING BEFORE Rev. Henry C. will sing Sunday ning meeting of class of Fullerton tian church audit special music. Remerly director of Sunday, and was a Africa. CALL OUT The Fullerton f called out about ning to extinguish of Mr. Mitchell, 3 ave. The fire sta tric iron left burn ly the flame did estimated at about CLUB PLANS NE The Fullerton c nual New Year's s the Fullerton club ning of December announcements see the club yesterday ROOKIE LEWIS, VIRGINIA MANSFIELD BILLIE RIDDLE — Also — "MIRACLES OF THE JUNGLES" A Smash Photodrama TUESDAY NITE Anaheim Athletic Club Dec. 20 at 8:30 o'clock Anaheim Big Finish Catch as Catch American Legion Can, Best 2 out of 3 Falls Anaheim Post No. 72 for a $5.00 purse. WRESTLING MATCH 175 Pounds AL SPARKES vs ROY MABEE 2 — Snappy BOXING Preliminaries — 2 118 Pounds Bennie Heller VS. Kid Louie 155 Pounds Art Espinosa VS. Elmer Foley Prices $1.50, $1.27 and $1.00 plus tax. Tickets now on sale at United Cigar Store, Dugas & Myre, Vanetta and Hoag and Ideal Billiard Parlor. The Orange County Plain Dealer LORD FITZALAN, VICEROY OF IRELAND MAY BE FIRST GOV. GENERAL OF IRISH DOMINION Viscount Fitzalan, and wife, who is considered as the possibility of appointment as Governor-General of the new dominion. HAMMER AND SAW HEARD ALL ABOUT Building and plans for new buildings go right ahead in Fullerton. The sound of the hammer and saw especially are noticeable on East Walnut-st, where the new Edison Co. buildings are located and where the carpenters are bringing the framework of the new Peppers Packing plant at rapid speed to completion. The recent forecast of the extension of the business block on West Commonwealth-ave is about to be put into action it is stated, in the erection FULLERTON BRIEF'S Miss Isabel Dunlap is spending several days with relations at Whittier. Mr. and Mrs. R. Simpson spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mrs. J. B. Reeves on West America went to Los Angeles to meet her sister, Mrs. J. Termaine who is just returning from a four months trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. C. Watkins and Mrs. L. Watkins of Santa Ana were guests recently of Mrs. C. E. Harvey and HAMMER AND SAW HEARD ALL ABOUT Building and plans for new buildings go right ahead in Fullerton. The sound of the hammer and saw especially are noticeable on East Walnut-st, where the new Edison Co. buildings are located and where the carpenters are bringing the framework of the new Peppers Packing plant at rapid speed to completion. The recent forecast of the extension of the business block on West Commonwealth-ave is about to be put into action it is stated, in the erection of the new Daniels' building west of Taggart's. Plans are out and are being figured by building contractors, it is said. There is also a rumor, said to be well-founded, that James Heslet, of Los Angeles who owns 75 feet on West Amerige-ave, west of the bungalow court, is contemplating the early erection of a three-story building on his property. BAZAAR FOR CHARITY A bazaar and carnival will be given Tuesday, Dec. 20, in the parlor of the Christian church. The affair is to be given by the young ladies with Mrs. Harry Dierker as chairman. An invitation is extended to the public, and all proceeds will go toward their charity fund. XMAS FOR ORPHANAGE A number of the members of the Masonic lodge and Eastern Star ladies are going to take a number of baskets of Christmas goodies tomorrow to the Orphanage home at Covina. A little prgram is also being planned to entertain the children. SHIP 3 CARS OF NAVELS The sweet potato season has begun, out of Fullerton this week by the Benchley Fruit Co., it was stated this morning by H. E. Hollingsworth of the office of Mr. Benchley. Other packing houses in Fullerton expect to begin shipments within a very short time, possibly next week. SING BEFORE BIBLE CLASS Rev. Henry C. Jacoby and wife, will sing Sunday evening at the evening meeting of the Houser Bible class of Fullerton at the First Christian church auditorium, and render special music. Rev. Jacoby was formerly director of music with Billy Sunday, and was also a missionary in Africa. CALL OUT FIRE DEPT. The Fullerton fire department was called out about 5 o'clock last evening to extinguish a fire at the home of Mr. Mitchell, 319 East Lawrence-ave. The fire started from an electric iron left burning, but fortunately the flame did but little damage, estimated at about $10. CLUB PLANS NEW YEAR DINNER The Fullerton club will hold its annual New Year's dinner and party at the Fullerton club rooms on the evening of December 21, according to announcements sent to members of the club yesterday. FULLERTON BRIEF'S Miss Isabel Dunlap is spending several days with relations at Whitlter. Mr. and Mrs. R. Simpson spent yesterday at Long Beach. Mrs. J. B. Reeves on West America went to Los Angeles to meet her sister, Mrs. J. Termaine who is just returning from a four months trip to New York. Mr. and Mrs. C. Watkins and Mrs. L. Watkins of Santa Ana were guests recently of Mrs. C. E. Harvey and Mrs. W. A. De Moss. The primary grades of the Fullerton grammar school yesterday afternoon put on a special program at the garmmar school auditorium. A silken thread measuring between 600 and 800 yards in length may be unwound from a silkworm cocoon. ANAHEIM LAUNDRY BEATS McKENZIES An old-time crowd was on hand last night at the Dugas & Myre bowling alleys. There was witnessed some classy bowling when Anaheim Laundry won three straight from the fast McKenzie team in the So. Cal Major Bowling league, and some real comedy when the office bunch of the Studebaker agency trimmed the mechanics force from the same place, dubbed the Grease Hounds, in three straight falls. The Laundry team won the second game by a margin of three pins. There were no such close margins in the Studebaker games. The scores: Studebaker Office Riley 129 123 160 Ambrose 164 176 131 Williams 192 165 145 Logefiel 147 164 174 Totals 632 628 610 Studebaker Grease Hounds Payne 151 148 151 Craig 87 73 100 Bruce 146 166 119 Garrick 128 79 120 Totals 512 466 490 Anabeim Laundry Raymond 175 191 191 Evans 173 174 159 Theodore 179 168 180 Heffron 149 176 176 Karam 201 177 157 FAST BOUTS WITH SPARKES-MABEE GO Two snappy boxing bouts preceded the big wrestling match between Al Sparkes and Roy Mabee next Tuesday evening at the Anaheim Athletic club. Athletic Manager Billy Darnley has signed up Art Espinosa, the clever 135-pound-or who recently beat Jimmy Lloyd in four rounds at the local club, to mix with Elmer Foley, a Buena Park scraper with a reputation for his hitting and slugging proclivities. Espinosa is a fast two-handed boxer and besides carries a good punch in either mitt. If Foley lives up to his rep, he should give the local lad a stiff argument. But what is expected to cause the fans to sit up and take notice is the contest between those two good, fast youngsters—Bennie Heller and Kid Louie. This match is creating an unusual amount of interest and promises to be a "hum-dinger" from the word go. Both lads are out to win and in as decisive fashion as is possible. In tackling Heller, Louie is meeting just about the best boy he has been called upon to box. Bennie is a slugging fool and every fan here-abouts knows what a wicked wallop he possesses for one of his weight. Heller has a left hook that is a jim dandy and it generally means The Fullerton fire department was called out about 5 o'clock last evening to extinguish a fire at the home of Mr. Mitchell, 319 East Lawrence ave. The fire started from an electric iron left burning, but fortunately the flame did but little damage, estimated at about $10. CLUB PLANS NEW YEAR DINNER The Fullerton club will hold its annual New Year's dinner and party at the Fullerton club rooms on the evening of December 31, according to announcements sent to members of the club yesterday. Mrs. Monahan, Miss Anna Kellar and Mrs. F. L. Dewey will be dinner and afternoon guests tomorrow of Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Baggott, on County-rd. Mrs. M. E. Bever and triplet daughters are passing the day in Santa Ana, were they will arrange for a course of treatment for one of the little girls. The Misses Helen Marburger, Freda Heinemann and Grace Hedstrom are all home from their work in Redlands University, for the holidays. Mrs. Margaret Thomas has been passing the greater portion of the time in Venice the present week. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Hannum are planning to move into their new home on South Olive-st some time next week. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin F. Eves, of Los Angeles made a short visit this week with their daughter, Mrs. Margaret Thomas, at Colonial-apis. Samuel Walker came home from Chaffee junior college, to spend the holidays at his home on North-st. As the holidays are approaching, young college students are returning to their homes. Fred Seims went up on last Tuesday to bring home several of the Berkeley boys. Among those were Ralph LaRue, Harry and Charley Seims, Dee Holder and Martin Leucener. Mr. and Mrs. H. LaRue and son will spend tomorrow in Glendale at the home of Mrs. LaRue's brother, J. M. Meldin and family. W. W. Nordam, of the Golden State tract reports a Shetland pony turned up at his corral Wednesday morning. He would like to locate this owner. Master Edward Earle Harris who is attending the Page Military school Logefiel 147 164 174 Totals 632 628 610 Studebaker Grease Hounds Payne 151 148 151 Craig 87 73 100 Bruce 146 166 119 Garrick 128 79 120 Totals 512 466 490 Anaheim Laundry Raymond 175 191 191 Evans 173 174 159 Theodore 179 168 180 Heffron 149 176 176 Karam 201 177 157 Totals 877 886 863 McKenzles Trestl 169 161 139 Gunner 174 167 149 Stromwell 156 140 173 Meador 179 215 159 McKenzie 166 200 152 Totals 844 883 772 ELKS CLASH WITH FAST TEAM SUNDAY An old-time rootin,' tootin' ball game is offered local pastime fans Sunday afternoon at Commonwealth Park, Fullerton, when Anaheim Elks take on the fast Alexander Giants, champ colored team of Los Angeles. This is the gang of colored stars which put up such a classy game of ball just before the Elks went north to annex the state championship. Harry Hughes, veteran moundman, will start the game, promises Manager Billy Knott, and he will have practically the entire remaining members of the famous winning combination behind him. The game will be called promptly at 2:30 so that it will be finished before dark. McCLAIN ABLE TO BE UP Manager Billy Knott of the Anaheim Elks' baseball team visited "Curly" McClain, veteran catcher, in Los Angeles yesterday. McClain is able to be up again after being bedfast for seven weeks with an attack of Bright's disease whic, it is believed, has been checked. Is the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Edith Taylor for the holidays? Mr. and Mrs. W. E. McCann and Mrs. Nellie Wagner will go to Pasadena tomorrow were they will be guests of H. Dickel. He has the heart and fighting instinct that goes for success and Kid Louie will know that he is up against the real thing when he faces Bennie. tHowever, the Placentia youngster is coming along at a rapid pace of late and many fans hereabouts give the Kid an even break anyway with the demon slugger from Perris. Louie is fast and clever and socks hard with that right of his. At any rate, Bennie will have plenty of respect for Louie's right just as Louie will have of Bennie's left hook. It is predicted that this bout will set the fans wild with excitement for they have been looking forward to a meeting between the two for some time. Heller is ready and fit. For weeks he has been after Louie's scalp but Louie has been playing safe, waiting until he gained a little more experience and confidence in himself before tackling tough little Bennie Heller. It looks like a rattling good battle. The advance sale of tickets opened this morning and according to the demand, the prospects look exceedingly good for a capacity house. Both Sparkes and Mabee are already in the pink and just rarin' to go. Mabee is so cock-sure of winning that he has already asked for a date with Papa Bool. On the other hand, Sparkes has his heart set on winning, strong as he is after a return match will Bull. Whichever way it goes, fandom in this vicinity is promised a hard-fought grueling affair with many thrills attached. CURRENT FROM SOCET An electric cooking stove of German invention uses current from a light socket to bail water in which cooking utensils are placed. 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