oc-plain-dealer 1922-09-05

DELAY OPENING OF FULLERTON SCHOOL The opening of the Fullerton H. S. and Jr. Col. scheduled for Sept. 18, has been postponed until Oct. 2. It was announced this morning by A. S. Redfern, assistant H. S. principal, due to the fact that building operations would make it very inconvenient to start at present. It is said that all registration must be completed by that date. The date of the high school institute had also been postponed to Sept. 27-29. FULLERTON BRIEFES Funeral services for Miss Nettie Arey, 40, who died at her home in Fullerton Sunday, are announced for 2 p.m. tomorrow at McAulay funeral parlors. Rev. William Perry, former pastor of the First Baptist Church of Fullerton, officiating. Cremation is to be at Los Angeles. Miss Arey was a former resident of Boston, Mass., coming to Fullerton five years ago, and has been active in the Baptist Church of Fullerton, especially in charitable work. Decedent is survived by her mother and one sister here, and a sister and a brother in the east. E. L. Wheatley of the Fullerton office of the Santa Fe Ry. has returned from Pomona where he spent the weekend with his family. S. E. Reed, agent of the Santa Fe was in Long Beach yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Morris „Pitts, „Mr. and Mrs. C. Wilkinson, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Kime, and Mrs. Kime’s sister, Miss Moore, had a chicken dinner at Bixby’s park, Long Beach Sunday. L. E. Plummer, principal of the Fullerton H. S., has returned from his vacation on the Pacific coast between here and San Francisco. W. T. Brown of the Brown-Dauser Lumber Co. of Fullerton, who recently underwent an operation at the Anaheim Sanitarium, was taken to his home this afternoon in a Seale ambulance. Mrs. Clyde Cheadle of La Habra was taken suddenly ill Sunday, and was taken to the Whittier hospital in a Seale ambulance. THOMAS EDISON’S FIFTY QUESTION NOTHING ON THOSE OF AUTO Brain-teasers for auto owners who think they know a lot about touring in California have been evolved by the touring bureau of the Auto Club of Sol Cal: Just how good a tourist are you? Here are ten of the selected questions issued by the Auto club to test a motorist’s general touring ability: Where is the town of Roosevelt? Where is the San Pasqual grade? Where is Lundy Lake? Name six likes that can be found between Bishop and Mono Lake? Between what two towns is the Dog Valley grade? Locate the town of Osdick, Calif. Where are the Carnegie Observatories? Where is the famous Coyote Well? What is the name of the river just north of Santa Maria? LEAVES HARTFORD, CONN. FOR CALIF. The following under a photo of A. Curtis Case, appears in the Hartford, Conn., Times of Aug. 25. Connecticut loses one of its successful, and probably one of its best informed insurance men, in the removal from Hartford of A. Curtis Case of No. 127 Warrenton avenue, who recently severed his connection with the A. E. Woodford Co., inc., to pursue promising business prospects in insurance and real estate in Buena Park, Calif., Mr. Case has been with the Woodford company for the past ten years, and for the past three years has been its vice-president. Both through his business connections and his fraternal and club affiliations has become well known not only here in his home city but in other cities and towns of the state. He is a thirty-second degree Mason, a member of Kiwais and of the Hartford Automobile club and also of Putnam Phalux. Mr. Case has this week sold his Warrenton avenue residence. Miss Moore, had a chicken dinner at Bixby's park, Long Beach Sunday. L. E. Plummer, principal of the Fullerton H. S., has returned from his vacation on the Pacific coast between here and San Francisco. W. T. Brown of the Brown-Dauser Lumber Co. of Fullerton, who recently underwent an operation at the Anaheim Sanitarium, was taken to his home this afternoon in a Seale ambulance. Mrs. Clyde Cheadle of La Habra was taken suddenly ill Sunday, and was taken to the Whittier hospital in a Seale ambulance. Miss Gladys Julian has returned to Fullerton after a summer spent at Alva, Oklahoma. She was accompanied by Miss Pearl Hadwidger. Miss Julian will resume her duties as teacher at Fullerton this coming term. Mont Jackson, Fullerton fire truck driver, is taking his vacation. Fred Fullerton, of the First National Bank of Fullerton, is taking a vacation. Mrs. Waldo O'Kelly who recently underwent a serious operation has been removed to the home of her sister, Mrs. John Tuffree, of Placentia. Postpone Meeting The first fall meeting of the Sixteen Club will not be held this month with Mrs. John Cook as was at first planned, but will be postponed until October. CARD OF THANKS We take this means of thanking all who were so kind to us during the illness and death of our beloved wife and daughter, Laurel Helen Mahr. We deeply appreciate the sympathy shown in the many beautiful flowers. George W. Mahr Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fay and family. I. B. S. STATION TO DO FORD TUNNING Following the successful establishment of branch battery stations, the Independent Battery Station will soon open a new sort of service, that of tuning and adjusting Fords. Carburetors, colls, spark plugs and timers will be adjusted and machines will be re-wired. Price $1.25. The station is at the northwest corner of Los Angeles and East Cypress-st. The past two days these salts have been made of Columbia batteries: J. Falding, Ernest Hartwell and M. E. Graves. Plain Dealers Want Ads bring results. OPENING OF OUR Thursday THE GOSSIP $5.85 Featurin Splendid Valu ALL WEEK A PAIR OF H FREE WITH EVERY CHASE OF LADIES SH THE PRINCE Newest Styles. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA FIFTY QUESTIONS HAVE HOSE OF AUTOMOBILE CLUB Name four towns between Calliente and Fairview? Now, Mr. Motorist, if you can answer these you qualify as a high-class number one, California tourist. If you can answer five of them, you are good. If they stick you, call up the nearest Auto club office and they will give you the answers. Practically every county in the southern part of the state is represented in these teasers. Mr. Edison with his fifty questions had nothing on the Auto club—Got to it! Enjoy Weekend Trip Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Theodore and son, Charles, Mr. and Mrs. George Theodore, Miss Theresa Theodore, Miss Mary Weber and Mr. Nick Theodore spent the week-end and holiday at Santa Barbara. The trip was made in the Theodore's new seven-passenger Cadillac suburban. YAEC B ROCK CO FORMED Articles of incorporation for the Yaeger Rock Company of Fullerton, had been filed today with the county clerk here, showing the corporation to have a capital stock of $200,000. The directors are Lillian Yaeger, Fred W. Yaeger and Minnie Yaeger, all of Fullerton. Anaheim Circus Day Largest Circus in the World Sept. 12 Street Parade at 11 A.M. TWICE DAILY 2 P.M. & 8 P.M. SELLS-FIOTO CIRCUS & BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW CALIFORNIA To-Day “THE DIRECT 112,000 POSITIVELY SPECTACULA IN ANAHEIM LIANT EFFECT HEAR F REGU FULLERTON DEPT. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT. 11 Fullerton grammar schools will open Sept. 11 with an enrollment CIRCUS & BUFFALO BILL'S WILD WEST SHOW 400 STARS 5 RINGS STAGES AND THE GREATEST CLOWN RIDER ON EARTH POODLES" HANNEFORD WITH THE FAMOUS HANNEFORD FAMILY Seat Sale at Heying Pharmacy "ON THE CORNER" 9 A.M. Morning of Show Date FULLERTON DEPT. GRAMMAR SCHOOLS WILL OPEN SEPT. 11 Fullerton grammer schools will open Sept. 11 with an enrollment of between 1,100 and 1,200, it was announced today C. A. Morey, principal, Mr. Morcey said this afternoon that the enrollment last year at the beginning of the term was 903, but that it reached more than 1,100 before the end of the term. The faculty has been enlarged from 36 to 45. The positions have all been filled but two, it is said. It is planned to hold a faculty meeting Tuesday to arrange the work. There is to be an additional room for sewing at the Highland-ave-school, and also an addition to the manual training department, and teachers have been obtained for physical training for both the boys and girls. Miss I. Logan, formerly of Long Beach schools, has been obtained as writing supervisor. The new building which was completed during the latter part of last term is to be filled to capacity, and the old building has undergone considerable overhauling. The total enrollment of the Fullerton H. S. and J. C. is also expected to reach about 1,200 at the term opening Sept. 18. A total of 719 have already enrolled at the high school as follows: freshmen 259; sophmores 200; juniors 137 and seniors 112. OF OUR NEW SHOE DAY Thursday, September 7th, at 9 A. Fitting Women’s and Child's Novelty Footwear Did Values We Invite Con A PAIR OF HOSE TH EVERY PURLADIES SHOES ALL THE T FOR THE Until Saturday. Only One Pair to a Customer $2.00 Felt Slippers at 85c NCE STORE CORNER CENTER LEMON STREET Displayed Exclusively. CALIFORNIA Anaheim Cinema Palace Beautiful To-Day---To-Morrow That Magnificent Master Drama THE LOVES OF PHAROH" DIRECT FROM GRAUMAN'S L. A. 2,000 PEOPLE IN CAST POSITIVELY THE MOST SUMPTUOUS AND SPECTACULAR PHOTOPLAY EVER PRESENTED IN ANAHEIM. A MARVELOUS CAST AND BRILLIANT EFFECTS EAR ROY SMOOT SING REGULAR PRICES WILL PREVAIL BRTON DEPT. AR SCHOOLS OPEN SEPT. 11 grammer schools will with an enrollment BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Sept. 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crump of Whittaker avenue are the proud parents of a young son born on Friday morning. Mother and son are doing nicely. CADILLAC OPENS SERVICE STATION Owners of Cadillac autos in No. Orange-co, will receive better service than ever before, with the opening this week at 336 North Los Anegels-st. of a branch of the BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Sept. 5.—Mr. and Mrs. Harry Crump of Whittaker avenue are the proud parents of a young son born on Friday morning. Mother and son are doing nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jones motered to Los Angeles on Friday. Mrs. Elmer Follis and daughter, Billie, and Miss Fay Allen attended the Rialto theater on Thursday evening. Mrs. Andrew Bassel was the dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Y. J. Robeson on Friday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jolly visited with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Follis on Friday evening. George W. Mahr of Los Angeles called on friends in town on Friday evening. ...The small daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Cromwell had a throat operation at Santa Ana on Saturday morning. OBITUARY Mrs. Laurel Helen Mahr beloved wife of George W. Mahr, born near Garden City, Kansas, April 6, 1901, came to California in 1907, living at San Marcos until her marriage on June 1, 1920. Resided at Buena Park for nearly two years, died at the Anaheim Hospital on August 12, 1922. Mrs. Mahr left to mourn her loss a husband, infant son, father mother and four sisters. The body was laid to rest at Greenwood Memorial Park, San Diego on August 17, 1922. CADILLAC OPENS SERVICE STATION Owners of Cadillac autos in No. Orange-co. will receive better service than ever before, with the opening this week at 336 North Los Anegels-st. of a branch of the Cadillac Garage Co. of Santa Ana. The company is using the space vacated by the Frank Taggart Co. Chevrolet distributors in Anaheim and vicinity. Sales and service departments will be maintained. A thoroughly competent service man will be in charge and certain models of the car will be on exhibit at all times. M. B. Lacy, who has been covering the northern part of the county and is well-known in the trade, will be branch manager here. Lacy said he hoped ultimately for larger quarters in keeping with the car. Persons who have Cadillacs from the company within the past two or three weeks are: Anaheim—President William A. Dolan of the Anaheim National Bank, seven-passenger suburban; Theodore Bros. Anaheim Laundry Company, seven-passenger suburban; Joseph Stroup, seven-passenger touring; Ben Stroup, four-passenger phaeton; Pugh-Miller Syndicate, two-passenger coupe; Fullerton—Mrs. Mahtombes, four-passenger phaeton; Mrs. Walter Crowther, seven-passenger suburban; Placentia—John C. Tuffree, seven-passenger touring. Watch & Jewelry repairing. 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