oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-08

PLACENTIA LACENTIA, Aug. 8.—(Sp.)—Two new business ventures were stated last week. The Feed and Ful Company which opened for business in the former Pugh-Cliffe Tool Works plant and the Quality Market in Daley's Rock Bottom Store. Henry Tuffree, son of one of Placentaia's earliest pioneers and a prominent rancher of the community, and F. H. Harrison of Globe, Arizona, a friend of Mr. Tuffree, of many years standing, have purchased the property east and south of the Santa Fe depot, commonly known as the Pugh-Cline Tool Works plant. The property consisting of approximately 1 1/2 acres and including the large galvanized building and office building was owned by Sam Kraemer. The galvanized building whose dimensions are 125 by 42 feet is already being used in the feed and fuel business the men have opened there. The former office building will be remodeled into a pretty residence and will be occupied by the Harrison family; Mr. and Mrs. Harrison and their two young sons arrived from Arizona about three weeks ago. Mr. Tuffree will be the buyer and outside salesman while Mr. Harrison will be the active manager of the business. Mr. Harrison has been a member of the board of supervisors of Gila county, Arizona for two years and an active member of the Arizona State Highway department and will no doubt be of great help in the advancement of the towns best interests. The new company is putting in a complete stock of feed for retail and wholesale trade. A 15-ton platform scales is to be installed on the grounds are to be cultivated and beautified and a gas station erected on the boulevard. The entrance to the building is on the Richfield boulevard. On the north side of spur line of the Santa Fe facilitates the unloading or loading of supplies. The platform is to be built out to the tracks. With two energetic business men at the head, sparing no effort to care of the public needs, the business has a promising future. M. Williams of Ontario and N. AMERICANS TO ATTEND FIRST American delegates, smapped as they sailed for conventions president; Dr. A. Ellert; Dr. F. F. Fry, pastor of the Dr. E. Clarice Miller of Philadelphia, Pa.; Dr. Morehead, executive director of the National Lutheran Church first world convention of Lutheran churches will be held in Eisenbach, Saxony, Germany, August 19-26. The American delegation which will be United Lutheran America sailed recce New York. Dr. F. BUENA PARK BUENA PARK, Aug. 8.—(Spl.)—Mrs. Nelson of Seattle is the guest of Mrs. J. B. Robison, Mrs. Nelson was a nexthor of the Robison's when they lived at Merced. The Ladies Aid Society of the Congregational Church will meet on Thursday at the home of Mrs. Harry Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Porter and son Lee of Fullerton were guests at the J. B. Robison home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children motored to Orange County Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and able month on the sale of new Fords With their proven ability in the selling of Fords, and thirty days in which yet to sell them, the company is not setting the goal at any family attended the N at Sycamore Grov con The Fire Department out at 11 o'clock Sunday a fire in the rear of the Blacksmith shop. The pile of old lumber and put out before much done. Mr. and Mrs. Charles motored Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. Cson Eugene spent Sunde Beach. Miss Bertha L Sunday for a visit of s Beach.Everett Nutton was a caller in to Mr. and Mrs.Park moved into part of Sunday evening from with Mr. and Mrs.W. Miss Irma Robison Sunday from a short Monica. Mr. and Mrs.S.Family are enjoying With two energetic business men at the head, sparing no effort to take care of the public needs, the business has a promising future. J. Willhams of Ontario and N. F. Charmiel of Pomon are the new proprietors of the Quality Meat Market opening in the West Side of Daley's Rock Bottom Store on Saturday. The market in Daley's Store in Brea is owned by the new proprietors too. N. F. Charmiel will be the resident manager and he and Mrs. Charmiel have taken an apartment until they can buy or build a home. Both the proprietors profess to be pleased with the prospects of the location after every visit here. Dan New, proprietor of the Sanitary Market, with his wife and two younger children have gone to camp on the desert in hopes of benefitting his health, which has been very poorly for the last couple of months. Miss Mytle Jackson has left for Oklahoma after spending the summer vacation with her sister, Mrs. Howard Jerome. She went via San Francisco and will visit Salida, Colo., Black Canyon and the Royal Gorge enroute. With one delivery and 41 orders for new Fords on the first day of August, the Harmon Motor Company promises to make August a mmbr- THURSDAY at the home of Mrs. Harry Horn. Mr. and Mrs. Claude A. Porter and son Lee of Fullerton were guests at the J. B. Robison home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Robeson and children motored to Orange County Park on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and able month on the sale of new Fords. With their proven ability in the selling of Fords, and thirty days in which yet to sell them, the company is not setting the goal at any small number. The problem before the company is not so much the finding of buyers but of getting enough cars to satisfy the eager buyers. The Ford plants are turning out about 6000 cars a day and cannot keep pace with the demand. The Harmon Motor Company was second on the list for new Ford sales for June in the towns of this size in Southern California, New Mexico and Arizona. Not only does this speak well for the company but reflects credit on the district. It's only eight months since the Harmon Motor Company opened for business in their temporary quarters. And under many disadvantages they started the sales and service of Ford and Fordson and Lincoln cars which have been growing by leaps and bounds. Mrs. John Wagner entertained the Last A Lot Card Club on Wednesday afternoon at her beautiful home. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dave Lemka and Mrs. Homer Pyron. OLIVE PAVING The new paving station of Olive road, Syon road and the A which has been under oral days, was finished approach to the inter south has been brook much safer, smoother work was paid for b owners. 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ATTEND FIRST LUTHERAN WORLD MEET they sailed for convention. Left to right: Dr. F. H. Knubel of New York r. F. F. Fry, pastor of the Church of the Reformation, Rochester, N. Y. Philadelphia, Pa.; Dr. A. G. Voight of South Carolina, and Dr. J. A. or of the National Lutheran Council. delegation which will represent the United Lutheran Church of America sailed recently from New York. Dr. F. H. Knubel, president of the United Churches, headed the delegation, which is composed of pastors and other officials of the American body. family attended the Nebraska picnic at Sycamore Grov on Saturday. The Fire Department was called out at 11 o'clock Sunday morning by a fire in the rear of the Oscar West Blacksmith shop. The blaze was a pile of old lumber and was quickly put out before much damage was done. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Girvin and son Charles motored to Huntington Beach on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J. C Childers and son Eugene spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Miss Bertha Robison left on Sunday for a visit of a week at Long Beach. Everett Nuttall of Fullerton was a caller in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Nevalis have moved into part of the new home Sunday evening from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. R Braaly. Miss Irma Robison returned on Sunday from a short visit at Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilrenfeld and family are enjoying a three weeks BREA NEWS BREA, Aug. 8.,—(Spl.)—Mr. Vern Russle and family are enjoying a week's vacation at Venice. Mrs. A. L. Zerbe is on the sick list this week with something like poison oak. Mr. Anderson is sporting a new coupe. Mr. H. Seim was a Brea visitor talking to friends again. He will move his family back to Brea in a couple of weeks where they have enjoyed bathing and fishing at Newport Beach for the last six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. Chambers motor- ed to Whittier Sunday afternoon to see Mr. Adams and family on West Penn-st. Mrs. Harry Winchel and daughter Alice were Anaheim visitors Saturday on business Miss Bettie Zerkle is home after a CYPRESS CYPRESS, Aug. 8.,—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Priddy and family, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Brooks and daughter, all of Wichita, Kan., and Mrs. W. A., Daniels and son, W. A., of Ft. Worth, Texas, all of whom have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Priddy, have started on their return trips home after a delightful visit and family reunion of several weeks at the Priddy home. J. W. Ridley, who was ill about two months ago, but who had almost recovered, was again taken suddenly ill Saturday and rushed to the Clara Barton hospital. William Wicker is having considerable trouble with his right eye and is compelled to keep it bandaged. Mr. Wicker assisted at the Johns barn fire about two weeks ago and has been troubled with his eye ever since. Mrs. Mary Sutherland has been entertaining several relatives and friends recently, among them Mrs. Amanda Sweeney of Hollywood; Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Peebles, Dr. and Mrs. Lloyd Burroughs, Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoover and Mrs. May Rose. Mr. and Mrs. Knox Shirley of Simi, Ventura co., have been spending the week-end with Mr. Shirley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Shirley, at Hansen On Saturday afternoon they were guests of friends at Alliso Beach. The Misses Edith and Edna John have returned from a week in Long Beach where they visited Miss Thela Dugan, formerly of Cypress. Friends here hear from Mr. and Mrs. John Keste, who have been touring the east, that they are in Syracuse, Kan., and are anxious to start California-ward. They are visiting Mr. Kester's brother. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Gilleson, Long Beach, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. O.P. Bunyard yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. Odus McBride, who have been staying at the Dr. Chandler home during their absence, will not take another home for several weeks. Mrs.McBride will return to Sonoma with her mother, Mrs.Keefe, who has been their house guest for six weeks, to stay until early in Oc- Mr. and Mrs. J. C Childers and son Eugene spent Sunday at Newport Beach. Miss Bertha Robison left on Sunday for a visit of a week at Long Beach. Everett Nuttall of Fullerton was a caller in town on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Parker Nevalis have moved into part of the new home Sunday evening from a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. R Braly. Miss Irma Robison returned on Sunday from a short visit at Santa Monica. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld and family are enjoying a three weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Orin House and daughter Ruth of Van Nuys were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. M. S. Berkey. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dohm have arrived from Strathmore for a visit with their sons Calvin and Glenn and families. Miss Norwood is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Bennett at their cabin in the San Bernardino mountains. OLIVE PAVING FINISHED The new paving at the intersection of Olive road, Santa Ana canyon road, and the Anaheim road, which has been under way for several days, was finished Saturday. The approach to the intersection from the south has been broadened making much safer, smoother drive. The work was paid for by the property owners. REICHSTAG IN SPECIAL SESSION BERLIJN, Aug 8 — The Reichstag met in special session today to consider Chancellor Cuno's tax reforms. MR. ANDERSON is sporting a new coupe. Mr. H. Seim was a Brea visitor talking to friends again. He will move his family back to Brea in a couple of weeks where they have enjoyed bathing and fishing at Newport Beach for the last six weeks. Mr. and Mrs. M. Chambers motorized to Whittier Sunday afternoon to see Mr. Adams and family on West Penn-st. Mrs. Harry Winchel and daughter Alice were Anaheim visitors Saturday on business. Miss Bettie Zerkle is home after week's vacation with relatives in San Fernando Valley. Mrs. Golden entertained Mr. and Mrs. Gentry and two children Sunday to a six o'clock dinner. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Woordoff on West Cedar-st, have sold their property on Cedar and Madrona to the alley. They will give possession soon to the new owners recently from the East. They are friends of the Warner's of Brea, living on Olinda Blvd. The vacation school of Mission started today at the Brea Christian Church in full force. Mrs. Heartfield and her co-workers expect to be busy now for the next four weeks. Mr. E. L. Olmstead and wife and two sons returned home from Big Bear Lake Sunday evening after a vacation of a couple of weeks. Mr. Schwalbe has been caring for the lawn in their absence. Mr. and Mrs. Talyor and Mrs. C.Slosson and two children spent the week-end at Newport Beach and many others from Brea were there also. 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If you would ask for and insist on our Quality Products, our payroll would automatically increase to 150 satisfied employees. Our stores or dealers in every town. Be a booster and don't listen to knockers ANAHEIM BEEF COMPANY STUDY BOUNDARIES OF COUNTY HARBOR The County and the Irvine ranch may both obtain additional land if the method of determining the boundaries of the tidelands about Newport bay is the same one used at San Diego. The method there was to take the average of several high water marks. The bounds between the County’s and the Irvine properties also may be fixed. James Irvine, Jr., represented the ranch in a discussion before the Board of Supervisors. The board, after an inspection at the County hospital, decided to purchase a new electric lawn mower. The board voted to call another election for the Buena Park sanitary district, whose bonds could not be sold. District Attorney A. P. Nelson had a proposal to purchase the bonds below par, but the law will not permit that. MEALY BUG GETTING BUSY, SAYS BROCK Considerable acreage will have to be fumigated to prevent the further spread of the citrophilus mealy bug, according to A. A. Brock, county horticultural commissioner, who is sending broadcast a letter to packing house managers, fumigators etc., seeking their aid. Boxes and ladders used in picking, as well as the clothing of pickers should be treated with distillate boiling water or fumigated in airlight fumigators for an hour or longer to prevent the pest being spread from infested ot healthy groves, says Brock. A list of the infected groves is being prepared and sent with the letter so that houses can prevent the sale of oranges from such groves. STAR WITNESS IN ALLEN CASE GONE Frank Mayo is one of the most consistently popular stars on the screen today. In the years he has been playing in Universal features, probably a score of other actors have essayed to play similar roles, flashed before the public for a day, and been forgotten. But Mayo has enjoyed unbroken popularity, with a long series of successful pictures. Mayo’s career is an interesting example of the reward or real ability coupled with the sincere purpose on the screen. Not content with a modleum of success, not carried away by dazzling stardom, Mayo has mistely and faithfully striven to put his best or a little better in each succeeding picture. Living a clean, vigorous life, a devotee of outdoor sports, Mayo first of all commands respect and adulation from audiences for this wholesomeness. But in addition he is an actor, pure and simple, of the first class. Never before in his career has Mayo had the opportunity to display the intense side of his dramatic ability which is given him in “The First Degree,” his latest Universal starring vehicle coming to the United tonight. INSURANCE Fire, Compensation, Burgtary, Plate Glass, Public Liability, Bonds of all kinds. Automobile, Health and Accident. SEE FRANK TAUSCH Manager Insurance and Loan Dept. J. T. 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