oc-plain-dealer 1924-03-17

F. A. SMILEY WILL HEAD FAIR BOARD J. A. Smiley, president of the Orange-co. Farm Bureau, has been elected president of the County Fair Board; E. E. Campbell, secretary; L. G. Swales, treasurer, and the First National Bank of Santa Ana was designated as the deputy of the funds. A. M. Stanley, secretary-manager of the Farm Bureau, was elected manager for the 1924 fair, and the president and manager were authorized to employ an assistant manager when the need became apparent. It was decided that the fair should be held on the same site as last year and L. G. Swales was appointed to make the necessary arrangement to secure the grounds. The matter of developing a publicity machine for the fair was left in the hands of the president, manager and secretary. Mrs. S. W. Stanley was appointed to act with the manager to investigate the possibility of a special entertainment feature. The board was divided off each director being given control of certain features of the fair, and were empowered to appoint subcommittees to assist them in the work. This allotment of duties is not complete as possibly two more directors will be appointed in the near future. RICHFIELD RICHFIELD, March 17.—(Spi) Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Walker entertained friends from Los Angeles Sunday. The "Gathers' Night" given by the Parent-Teachers' Ass'n Wednesday evening proved a great success, and was proclaimed by all to be the best event of the year in this district. J. Gatewood is preparing his property nn the Richfield-blvd and Van Buren-at for a new store, which he is planning on erecting immediately. Edward Suckerman is suffering with a broken arm, received while engaged in athletics at the Pullerton high school. He is re- HURRY UP, HANK, BEAT IT AROUND THE CORNER — THE DOG-CATCHER'S AFTER YOU HOLD IT HOLD IT NOW WHERE DID THAT PESH DOG GO? AVIATORS KILLED PENSACOLA, Fla., March 17. Lieutenants Charles Porter and Olin H. Miner were instantly killed near here today when their The "Gathers' Night" given by the Parent-Teachers' Ass'n Wednesday evening proved a great success, and was proclaimed by all to be the best event of the year in this district. J. Gatewood is preparing his property nn the Richfieldo-blvd and Van Buren-st for a new store, which he is planning on erecting immediately. Edward Suckerman is suffering with a broken arm, received while engaged in athletics at the Fullerton high school. He is reported to be progressing splendidly. Mr. and Mrs. Howell Denton and family motored to Westgate, where they spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. S. Denton of that city. Mr. and Mrs. Arville Barnhart journeyed to Long Beach Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Francis entertained at a party Wednesday. The party was in honor of Mr. and Mrs. F. Kavanaugh of Detroit, Mich., who are leaving for their home after spending the winter in California. The guests included Mr. and Mrs. N. Borg, Vern Richardson, Miss Borg, Mr. and Mrs. G. Borg of Long Beach, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Failing of San Pedro, Mr. and Mrs. S. Richardson, Mr. and Mrs. G. Richardson of Pasadena and the guests of honor, Mr. and Mrs. F. Kavanaugh. Mrs. W. Taggert entertained her sister of Pasadena over the week-and. Mrs. Mondotte and daughter, accompanied by Miss Frances McDowell and Lester Moidotte spent Tuesday at Lake Arrowhead. Mrs. Holland has recovered from her recent illness and is up and around again. Mrs. C. P. Francis entertain- AVIATORS KILLED PENSACOLA, Fla., March 17. Lieutenants Charles Porter and Olin H. Miner were instantly killed near here today when their airplane fell from a high altitude. They were using the JN type of land plane and were in the air but a short time before the crash came. ed Mr. and Mrs. N. Borg for a few days last week. Mrs. Sollis attended a meeting of a card club in Placentia Wednesday of which she is a member. Many Richfield folks attended the play given in Yorba Linda recently by the Parent-Teachers' Ass'n of Ollinda. Mrs. Estella Walker journeyed to Los Angeles recently, where she spent the day shopping. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Summers recently had as their guests Mr. Kibley and sons, Jack and Billy, of Bakersfield. Many interested spectators watched the filming of Buster Keaton's latest picture Friday afternoon at Richfield. Several particularly amusing scenes were "shot." Mr. Keaton's director, when asked the name of the picture, said he had not named it as yet, but he would probably name it, "The Son of Sherlock Holmes." Mr. Keaton takes the role of a detective. The filming of the picture was continued at Balboa Beach Saturday. BUENA PARK March 17. (Spl.)—Mrs. L. E. Berkey daughter, eBtty, and son, Everett Mrs. H. E. Warren and daughter Florence; Florence and Lester Schofield, Bertha and Mabel Robbson and Jut Spohn attended the play, "Merchant of Venice," given by the Community Players of Pasadena at the high school auditorium Friday night. F. J. Huguenot was a Fullerton visitor Thursday. Mrs. R. H. Meyer and Miss Clara Meyer are spending a few days at the Meyers' mountain home in Tejunga. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Hilgenfeld entertained the following at a dinner Thursday evening: Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Miller of Fullerton Miss Gertrude Martin and Miss Anna Fisk of Buena Park. A soil moisture demonstration for both walnuts and citrus fruit will be held at the J.R.Schofield ranch Wednesday, March 19, at o'clock. A.F.Snapp of Santa Anita moved into the Cummins house on Court-st. The frame is up for another large residence in Mennes Trace No. 1. Mr. and Mrs.G.L.Mennes visited friends in Fullerton Thursday day evening. The Ladies' Aid gave the second of their monthly suppers. Mrs George Cole and her able assistants served an excellent supper to about 90 people. Mrs Fred Basady is chairman for the April supper. The little son born to Mr. and Mrs.Harvey Caloway at the sanitation Friday night lived only a few hours, dying early Saturday morning. The Ever-Ready class of the Congregational Sunday school met at the home of Helen Page Thursday night.A short business meeting and a social time were enjoyed.As the day happened to be the birthday anniversary of both Rosalie Hartman and Helen Page,they were surprised with some pretty gifts.Refreshment of ice cream, lake and pumme were served to Luril Middleton Emmaline Calloway,Rosalle and Esther Hartman,Lillian Bastade Florence Warren,Florence Ott Mabel Robison,Helen and Berthe Page and the teacher,Mrs.J.Wright. Fred Basady and George Co... By letting WRIGLEY's give you relief, lasting joy and benefit. It removes the food particles that lodge in the teeth and cause fermentation and decay. 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