oc-plain-dealer 1923-01-05

NAME COMMITTEES FOR KIWANIS CLUB Announcement of committee appointments for the year were made today by President A. B. BcCord of the Anaheim Kiwanis Club. Each committee chairman will make a reupon at a meeting by the president. At the meeting last Tuesday, the first meeting of the year with President McCord in the chair, Frank Edmiston was elected chairman for the ensuing three months, to preside at the regular meetings. At the strictly business meeting the first Tuesday in the month, when members alone will be present, President McCord will preside and at this time all committees will report, according to Mr. McCord. The committees are as follows: Attendance—Frank N. Gibbs, chairman; Arthur Cohen, Joe Collins, Wm. Goodrum, Tom Lumsedon, Dr. Blakesley, Ernest Gielow, T. J. Hunter, J. P. Probst and Scott Walter. Club Activities—Roscoe B. Young, chairman; Fred Ahlborn, Wm. Stark, Henry M. Adams, Joseph A. Clayes, Ways and Means—O. E. Steward, chairman; Wm. J. Siemann, Wm. Jackson, Dr. J. W. Utter, Chas. Eygabroad. Sports and Athletics—Wm. T. Wallop, chairman; Ed. Rundstrom, W. D. Grafton, Fritz A. Yungbluth, Charles H. Mann. Business Standards and Methods—George Dunton, chairman; Dave Jesserin, Wm. Falkenstein. Budget and Auditing—Fred A. Backs, chairman; Victor D. Loly, E. Zitzman. Charity—Joseph A. Clayes, chairman; W. T. Wallop, Oscar Conklin. Classification—E. H. Ahlswede, chairman; Harry Turton, Robert Easton. Entertainment—Oscar Conklin, chairman; E. H. Ahlswede, C. W. Austin, Roscoe B. Young, Joseph E. Stroup, Frank B. Harden. Education—C. C. Smith, chairman; Health—Dr. C. S., Q'Toole, chairman. Inter-club Relations—Homer Gaines, chairman; Henry M. Adams, James A. Geissinger. Music—M. Eugene Durfee, chairman; Malcolm A. Fraser, E. Zitzman; Alex Huch, A. L. Brisco. GARDEN GROVE GARDEN GROVE, Jan. 5 (Spl.) — Mr. and Mrs. Henry Granback and little son of Wycoff, Minn., arrived here Friday for a few days' visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. O. B. Crosby. They were formerly friends in Minnesota. Frank Winters, Mrs. Mary Winters, Mrs. L Newman and Mrs. Stevenson attended the funeral of J. O. Samuels, in Los Angeles Tuesday. Dinner guests at the J. O. Arkley home Sunday were Miss Harriet Brown, Miss Ruth Andres, Floyd Andres and Kenneth Dungan. The Foreign Missionary society of the M.E.church met at the church parish Wednesday afternoon, for their regular monthly meeting. Miss Helen Hoenshel returned to Occidental College Monday after spending the holiday vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.A.D.Ohenshel. Mr. and Mrs.E.G.Edmunds,and Mrs.W.H.Packard of Santa Ana,Mr. and Mrs.Elden Butler and Mr. and Mrs.Harry Elmore were guests of E.A.Pearson and family at their ranch home near Perris from Sunday until Tuesday. Mrs.Emmia Coke of Taft visited at the home of her brother, J.O.Akley; and family,the first of the week. D.C.Hogue and family, accompanied by Mrs.A.Ziegler and little son motored to Pasadena Monday. Howard Hoenshel returned to the university at Berkeley yesterday after a two weeks' vacation at the home of his parents. J.O.Akley,son Kenneth,and daughter,Miss Muriel,tended the football game at Pasadena Monday. S.R.Fitz and family spent Monday at Newport Beach. Mrs.Dell Van Vrank'n and children returned to their home at Lock Sunday after a week's visit at the G.L.Beardsley and C.Gleason homes. Mr.Evans who has been in very poor health for some time underwent an operation at the California hospital in Los Angeles.Tuesday. Mrs.Sarah Epps left Saturday evening for Phoenix,Ariz.for a visit with her son. JANUARY SCHOOL FOR FARM New officers will proctect committees at new year at the month the Farm Bureau co-ordinator of the Farm Bureau meet with all the co-organizers. Farm Advisor Will assist Cory plan to final Farm Advisor Berkeley,Jan.,8th Jan.,15th to 20th count Schools will Wright,farm manager will demonstrate p of farm accounting efforts to summarize latest Special meetings follows: Dairy Farm Acco 16th.Poultry Farm Jan.,17th.Citrus Count School Jan.,high school 9:00 Growers Farm Acco 19th,Santa Ana 9:00 a.m. The meetings scheduled as follow: Buena Park (Friday),Jan.,8:7:30 Fullerton(Farm)Jan.,8:7:30 p.m.Anahaim(Farm)Jan.,8:7:30 p.m.La Habra(Farm)Jan.,11:7:30 Garden Grove Thursday,Farm Garden(Vestation),Frida a.m.Yorba Linda(Friday),Jan.,16:7:30 Tractor School,Tuesday,Fanuary,FridayJan.,19th.Septic Tank Thursday and Friday Farm Account Tuesday,Fanuary,FanuaryJan.,16.Farm Account Wednesday,Fanuary,FanuaryJan.,16.Farm Account Thursday,Fanuary,FanuaryJan.,16.Farm Account Friday,Fanuary,FanuaryJan.,19th U. S. ACTION IN ROW RESTS WITH FRANCE WASHINGTON, Jan. 5—The fate of the American proposal for a commission or conference of experts to recommend a Germany reparations figure now rests squarely with France. The proposal of the United States is before the French government, and this country is waiting for a reply as to whether the plan is acceptable to France, it was declared authoritatively at the state department today. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Boisserance of Aquheim are the happy parents of a 9-3-8 pound boy who came this morning at the Fullerton hospital. Robert Hezmalhaleh, 14-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hezmalhaleh, who was injured some time ago in an automobile accident, was able to leave the hospital this morning. S. R. Fitz and family spent Monday at Newport Beach. Mrs. Dell Van Vrank'n and children returned to their home at Turlock Sunday after a week's visit at the G. L. Beardsley and C. Gleason homes. Mr. Evans who has been in very poor health for some time underwent an operation at the California hospital in Los Angeles, Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Epps left Saturday evening for Phoenix, Ariz., for a visit with her son. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cope and baby, of Talbert, were guests on New Years Day at the home of Mrs. Cope's mother, Mrs. F. L. Starkey. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chilson spent New Years Day at Long Beach. R. W. Elliott and family were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Elliott's brother in Santa Ana Monday. A. R. Helm of Spokane, Wash., is visiting at the J. E. Brown home, Mr. Helm is a brother of Mrs. Brown. He will spend the winter here. Mr. and Mrs. Haiold Hovener, and the latter's mother, Mrs. J. W. Bragg, and daughter, were guests of relatives in Pasadena Monday, and also attended the Rose tournament. C. R. Simmons and family spent Tuesday at the B. W. Todd home in Anaheim. Travis Anderson returned to California Institute of Technology at Pasadend Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Perchong of Venice were guests at the home of the latter's mother, Mrs. N. Crowley, Sunday and Monday. Mrs. M. V. Knott and son who have been visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Price, left Tuesday for their home in San Louis Obispo. Flovd Andres left Monday for Corvallis, Ore., where he is attending Oregon Agricultural College, after a two weeks visit at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andres. H. Chase and sister of Camp Baldy, B. M. Todd of Anaheim and Orin Nelson of Los Angeles were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. N. L. Dundson, New Year's day. M. B. Allen, J. G. Allen and Mrs. Maas attended the dedicatory service at the MacPherson tabernacle in Los Angeles Monday. Mrs. O. H. Anderson and little Miss Neva, visited with the former's mother in Long Beach Friday. One of the most pleasant affairs of the holiday season was the party given by daughter, Miss Muriel, attended the football game at Pasadena Monday. S. R. Fitz and family spent Monday at Newport Beach. Mrs. Dell Van Vrank'n and children returned to their home at Turlock Sunday after a week's visit at the G. L. Beardsley and C. Gleason homes. Mr. Evans who has been in very poor health for some time underwent an operation at the California hospital in Los Angeles, Tuesday. Mrs. Sarah Epps left Saturday evening for Phoenix, Ariz., for a visit with her son. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Cope and baby, of Talbert, were guests on New Years Day at the home of Mrs. Cope's mother, Mrs. F. L. Starkey. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Chilson spent New Years Day at Long Beach. R.W.Elliott and family were dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Elliott's brother in Santa Ana Monday. A.R.Helm of Spokane, Wash., is visiting at the J.E.Brown home, Mr.Helm is a brother of Mrs.Brown.他 will spend the winter here. Mr和Mrs.HaioldHovener,andthe latter'smother,Mrs.J.W.Bragg,anddaughter,dereguestofrolativesinPasadenaMonday,andalsoattendedtheRosetournament. C.R.SimmonsandfamilyspentTuesdayattheB.W.ToddhomeinAnaheim. TravisAndersonreturnedtoCaliforniaInstituteOfTechnologyatPasadendTuesday. Dr和Mrs.PerchongofVenicewereguestatthehomeofthelatter'smother,Mrs.N.Crowley,SundayandMonday. Mrs.M.V.KnottandsonwhohavebeenvisitingatthehomeofherparentsMr.mr.Mrs.J.D.PriceleftTuesdayforthehomeinSanLouisObispo. FlovdAndresleftMondayforCorvallis.Ore.,whereheisattendingOregonAgriculturalCollege,afteratwoweeksvisitatthehomeofhisparentsMr.mr.Mrs.FredAndres. H.chaseandsisterofCampBaldy,B.M.ToddofAnaheimandOrinNelsonofLosAngeleswerednerviewsthatthehomeofmr.mr.Mrs.FredAndres.Mrs.O.H.AndersonandlittleMissNeva,visitedwiththeformer'smotherinLongBeachFriday. Oneofthemostpleasantaffairsoftheholidayseasonwasthepartygivenbydaughter,MissMuriel,attendedthefootballgameatPasadenaMonday. S.R.FitzandfamilyspentMondayatNewportBeach. Mrs.DellVanVrank'nandchildrenreturnedto theirhomeatTurlockSundayafteraweek'svisitattheG.L.BeardsleyandC.Gleasonhomes. MrEvanswhohasbeeninverypoorhealthforsometimeunderwentanoperationattheCaliforniahospitalinLosAngeles,Tuesday. Mrs.SarahEppsleftSaturdayeveningforPhoenix,Ariz.,foravisitwithherson。 Mr和Mrs.F.H.Copeandbaby.ofTalbert,wereguests.onNewYearsDayatthehomeofMrs.Cope'smother,mrs.F.LStarkey。 Mr和Mrs.J.MChilsonspentNewYearsDayatLongBeach。 R.W.ElliottandfamilyweredinnerguestsatthehomeofMrs.Elliott'sbrotherinSantaAnasMonday。 A.R.HelmofSpokane,Wash.,isvisitingattheJ.E.Brownhome,mr.HelmisabrotherofMrs.Brown.他willspendthewinterhere。 Mr和Mrs.HaioldHovener,andthe latter'smother,Mrs.J.W.Bragg,anddaughter,dereguestofrolativesinPasadenaMonday,andalsoattendedtheRosetournament。 C.R.SimmonsandfamilyspentTuesdayattheB.W.ToddhomeinAnaheim。 TravisAndersonreturnedtoCaliforniaInstituteOfTechnologyatPasadendTuesday。 Dr和Mrs.PerchongofVenicewereguestatthehomeofthelater'smother,Mrs.N.Crowley,SundayandMonday。 Mrs.M.V.KnottandsonwhavebeenvisitingatthehomeofherparentsMr.mr.Mrs.J.D.PriceleftTuesdayforthehomeinSanLouisObispo。 FlovdAndresleftMondayforCorvallis.Ore.,whereheisattendingOregonAgriculturalCollege,afteratwoweeksvisitatthehomeofhisparentsMr.mr.Mrs.FredAndres。 H.chaseandsisterofCampBaldy,B.M.ToddofAnaheimandOrinNelsonofLosAngleswerednerviewsthatthehomeofmr.mr.Mrs.FredAndres.Mrs.O.H.AndersonandlittleMissNeva,visitedwiththeformer'smotherinLongBeachFriday。 Oneofthemostpleasantaffairsoftheholidayseasonwasthepartygivenbydaughter,MissMuriel,attendedthefootballgameatPasadenaMonday。 S.R.FitzandfamilyspentMondayatNewportBeach。 Mrs.DellVanVrank'nandchildrenreturnedto theirhomeatTurlockSundayafteraweek'svisitattheG.L.BeardsleyandC.Gleasonhomes。 MrEvanswhohasbeeninverypoorhealthforsometimeunderwentanoperationattheCaliforniahospitalinLosAngeles,Tuesday。 Mrs.SarahEppsleftSaturdayeveningforPhoenix,Ariz.,foravisitwithherson。 Mr和Mrs.F.H.Copeandbaby.ofTalbert,wereguests.onNewYearsDayatthehomeofMrs.Cope'smother,mrs.F.LStarkey。 Phone 212 SAVE MONEY ON THESE SATURDAYS Matches Big Box with Blue Tip Per Dozen Cheese Oregon Cream Per Lb. Sauer Kraut Big Can at 15c Solid-Pack Tomatoes 2 Large Cans Concord Grape Jam, 35c jar for 19c Van Camp's Pork & Beans, 25c can for... Prunes, extra large size, 2 lbs. for HORN and MARS Successors to Harry I. Horn Center and Claudina Sts. JANUARY SCHEDULE FOR FARM BUREAUS New officers will be elected and propect committees appointed for the new year at the monthly meetings of the Farm Bureau centers this month. E. F. Wheaton, new secretary-manager of the Farm Bureau, expects to meet with all the centers this month. Farm Advisor Wahlberg and Assistant Cory plan to attend the Annual Farm Advisor Conference at Berkeley, Jan. 8th to 13th. Jan. 15th to 20th, four Farm Account Schools will be held, R. V. Wright, farm management specialist, will demonstrate practical methods of farm accounting and assist growers to summarize last year's books. Special meetings will be held as follows: Dairy Farm Account School, Jan. 16th. Poultry Farm Account School, Jan. 17th. Citrus Growers Farm Account School, Jan. 18th. Fullerton high school 9:00 a.m. Walnut Growers Farm Account School, Jan. 19th. Santa Ana council chamber 9:00 a.m. The meetings for January are scheduled as follows: Buena Park (Farm Center) Monday, Jan. 8, 7:30 p.m. Fullerton (Farm Center) Monday, Jan. 8, 7:30 p.m. Anaheim (Farm Center) Tuesday, Jan. 9, 7:30 p.m. La Habra (Farm Center) Thursday, Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m. Garden Grove (Farm Center) Thursday, Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m. Garden Grove (Vine Pruning Demonstration), Friday, Jan. 12th, 10 a.m. Yorba Linda (Farm Center) Tuesday, Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m. Tractor School, Monday, Jan. 29. Tuesday, Jan. 30. Wednesday, Jan. 31. Septic Tank Demonstrations, Thursday and Friday, Jan. 25-26. Farm Account School (Dairy) Tuesday, Jan. 16. Farm Account School (Poultry), Wednesday, Jan. 17. Farm Account School (Citrus) Thursday, Jan. 18th. Farm Account School (Walnuts), Friday, Jan. 19th. CALUMPIT CAMP 26 INSTALLS OFFICERS Calumpit Camp No. 26 and Calumpit Auxiliary No. 39, Dept. of Calif., commenced the New Year by holding a joint installation of the new officers. Senior Vice Department Commander Tom C. Galbraith, assisted by Commander-elect C. E. LeFevre, of Roosevelt Camp No. 9, performed the ceremony for the Camp, and Past Department Vice President Josephine Galbraith, assisted by Senior Vice Department President Anna Jasemire, installed the Auxiliary. The Camp's new officers are an follows: Commander Chas. E. Waffl; Senior Vice Commander Henry G. Miller; Junior Vice Commander Walter W. Tantlinger; Adjutant Chas. E. Dixon; Quartermaster John Walker; Officer of the Day M. C. Cooper; Officer of the Guard Forest Gay; Trustee J. D. Jones; Chaplain Jas. W. Isbell; Historian Gary M. Field; Patriotic Instructor Martin V. Allen; Sergeant Major John Markwalder; WORLD'S LARGEST CHAIN DEPARTMENT STORE ORGANIZATION 225 West Center Street You Are Assured City Briefs Harold Walberg, director of Orange co., Symphony Orchestra while engaged during his holiday week in amateur tree trimming received injuries that confined him to his bed for several days. Miss Alice Elliott of San Pedro is the guest of Miss Ruth Reed. Mrs. Edith Taylor and nephew, Edward Earl Harris were guests of Los Angeles relatives. This evening they will attend a show. Earl Jackson has returned to San Francisco to resume his duties at Berkley after passing the lata two weeks with his parents. en by Mr. and Mrs. S. Horowitz, at their attractive home on Stanford avenue, Friday evening. Following the custom of club members in other places, desirous of extending financial assistance, the hostess accepted a free will offering which amounted to over 30, which she presented to the civic club building fund. Music and cards were the means of entertainment, tables of "Rook" being provided for those who preferred it. The evening was enlivened by many of the students home for vacation. Many of the residents of the vicinity met for the first time, proving that the greatest need is of a central point of interest, where all may gather and become acquainted. Then when local issues are presented a feeling of neighborhood will exist and everyone will unite and work for the community's good. This long felt need we trust will be filled by the civic club house. It Pays to Advertise in the Orange County Plain Dealer. START YOUR 1923 With a Well-Regulated Plan! Every well-organized business is founded on a budget system. A good business man would no more think of running his business without a budget than an architect would think of building a house without drafting plans. 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