oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-01

BREA NEWS BREA, Aug. 1.—(Spl.)—Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Luckenbach announces the wedding of their daughter Henen to J. C. Vance, the 20th of August, 1924. Wednesday morning 2 o clock a family from Sedro Wooley, Washington, came driving through Brea and located themselves on S. Walnut-st. at the R. N. Donielley home. Mr. and Mrs. Dameley are rejoiced to have the daughter, Mrs. David Finsen, her husband and son Earl Johnson visit them. Miss Lillian Severson spent last week in Los Angeles with her cousin, Miss Carroll Fossen. The Summer Vacation Bible School opened Monday morning at the Laurel Heights School. There are twenty teachers or more. Mrs. Montague from Washington will be the dean this year, and Mr. Montague will be in charge of the boys about 120 pupils enrolled. Every forenoon for five days in the week for several weeks will be used for this Bible school. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Zingleman and brother Leroy will motor to Pasadena tonight to visit Mr. Zingleman's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Zingleman. Miss Margaret Sechrist is able to go to Torrance for a visit with friends for several days, with Mrs. Paul Pettitt and family. Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Phone and son Albert, Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Grant and family, and Mrs. Mandle Wallace, left Sunday afternoon on a camming trip over the Plute Pass to French Canyon, they had to leave their cars and pack in, they will be gone two weeks or longer. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Phelps spent the week end at Big Bear Lake and left Tuesday for San Diego, where they will remain for several days. Mrs. Jennie Swoop took care of the children while they were at Big Bear. Several Brea folk attended the W. R. C. meeting at Riverside Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Alec Kuenzil and children May Bell and Ethel and Mrs. Jennie Swoop, Mrs. Daul and her staff convention held in the Christian church. Monday was women's United Missionary day and many were in attendance from all over the state. In the evening Mr. and Mrs. Bagley of Los Angeles put on a most wonderful jubilee pageant and every foreign nation was represented by song and people. Those who viewed the pageant from Brea were Rev. W. E. Spices Mesdames C. R. Merrifield, Grace Hartfield, Clara Buquist, Clara McClure, Mrs. H. E. DeFrance and Mr. and Mrs. M. Chambers. Max Nesbitt was a Long Beach visitor for several days this week with his aunt, Mrs. Gilbert Cole. Mr. and Mrs. Walt Smith and son Raymond, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Leach, Frankle Hatfield, Charlie Hood, Madeline Toussau and Rosie Alice left Sunday for Newport Beach where they will spend a month or more. Mrs. Gilbert Cole and daughter Dorothy of Long Beach were dinner guests Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Nesbitt. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Summons and mother, Mrs. A. J. Hulsy, motored to Burbank recently on business. Otis Kesler from Long Beach spent the week with Henry Sexton on South Flower-st. Mr. Sexton has added a front porch to his house and it is a great improvement. Jerry Woodward spent several days on Orange Lease with her little friend Helen Pursley last week. Mrs. John Reed and daughter Lols and Jerry Woodward, were visitors with Mrs. Julia Bye, Mrs Reed's mother, recently at Lompoc. President of the International Oil Workers Union, R.H. Stickel was a recent visitor at Jim Grewco's home on S. Pomona-ave. Earl Kemp of Long Beach was a recent Brea visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Erbie Clark spent Thursday at Catalina and enjoyed the week end at San Diego and Tiajuana. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davies and grand sons Howard and Junior Clem were recent visitors in Uplands at Thomas E. Howarton, who left for his vacation trip to Crater Lake. Mr. A. V. Sulliyan is able to Sunday was a great day at the G.C.Wilson home up Brea County. Several relatives and friends gathered in and surprised the Mr. and Mrs. W.B.Wilson, M.Mandrs.J.A.Wilson and M.Mandrs.W.S.Gee,and families all of Los Angeles, Arizona,and G.Goodwin and the Misses Daley and Theima Flitzsimmons Fullerton. Mr. and Mrs.A.B.Bowle are little Bobble and Ituta Sexton at spending Thursday and Friday at Long Beach and Lometa,will visit Mrs.Vern Zuver before retiring home. Mrs.G.C.Wilson and son were Long Beach visitors Tuesday. Bettie and Edward Zerbe,wife Winifred and Blanche Crabtree were out to Stearns lease Wednesday morning to see friends,M.G.C.Wright,and family. Mrs.E.L.Olmstead will visit the Boy Scout camp above Forest Home,Thursday to see her little son Edward who went with the last Saturday with the Scout Master,Mr.Lee,M.R.M.C.Fiscus;there this week also. Mr.mr.Mrs.DanE.Price entertained at dinner Sunday,M.Mandrs.Sherman Yost of Brea Mr.mandrs.Cecil Yost of Brea Jenewleve Yost of Virginia City later they motored to Newport Beach. Mr.mr.Mrs.Teltsworth and children Minor and Helen spent delightful day at Santa Monica with relatives,M.r.mrs.Georgeandfamily. Mr.mr.mrsAlexKuenzllandchildrenMayBell,GibertRobbendEthel,M.r.mrs.L.MarshallandchildrenofBreacanyonHarveyBlankofLosAngeles,MadaleneMcKayofFulltonspenta delightfuldaySundayatPomonaandhadpicdinneratGaneshaPark. Mrs.E.SechristwashonoredbyherfriendswithalovegirlforherbirthdayMondayeveninginherhomeOnRedwoodavenueItwasas surprisepartyrefreshmentofcakeandpunchservedArnoldKennethHenrysonspentlastweekwithPaulSeversonoS.Pomona-ave. BettieZerbeandherfriendWinifredCrabillwereAnaheli Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Phelps spent the week end at Big Bear Lake and left Tuesday for San Diego, where they will remain for several days. Mrs. Jennie Swoop took care of the children while they were at Big Bear. Several Brea folk attended the W. R. C. meeting at Riverside Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Kuenzil and children May Bell and Ethel and Mrs. Jennie Swoop, Mrs. Daul and her staff went through the work. Several visiting corps from various places were present. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Pryor recently from Oceanside moved into the Harry Ray house on South Walnut street. Mr. Pryor is working for the Brea Canyon Oil Co. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shirley of Fullerton were dinner guests at the O. R. Meissner home last Sunday. The Standard Oil Co. employees are doing a real act of kindness for some friends on S. Orange-st. Mrs. Smith who lost her husband a short time ago who was working for the Standard Oil Co. The house is all remodeled and the surroundings being beautiful, walks, etc. The Chase reunion at Long Beach Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Brawley and children, Lucile, Vesta and Charles and Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Si Delaney and baby from the G. and L. Lease, Mr. and Mrs. Delaney on Popular street. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sutliff and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Kaylor. They had a wonderful day. A jolly crowd motored up Santa Ana canyon Sunday and enjoyed a picnic lunch. Mr. and Mrs. H.E. DeFrance and children Hilka, Sarah, Maudie, Bernice and Edward and Merle Sutliff and Mr. and Mrs. S.E. Manning and children. G.W. Snavley decided he would go back to his old home place and spend a month or more and meet relatives and friends that he has not seen for 40 years. He will leave about Aug. 1st for Warren, Penn. Many Brea Folk were in attendance at the K.K.K. meeting in Anaheim Park. Monday several Brea folk motored to Long Beach to attend the We sniff and sneeze and blow and wheeze when ragweed sheds it's pollen. President of the International Oil Workers Union, R.H. Stickler was a recent visitor at Jim Grewco's home on S.Pomona-ave. Earl Kemp of Long Beach was a recent Brea visitor. Mr. and Mrs. Erbie Clark spent Thursday at Catalina and enjoyed the week end at San Diego and Tiajuana. Mr. and Mrs.W.W.Davies and grand sons Howard and Junior Clem were recent visitors in Uplands at Thomas E.Howarton, who left for his vacation trip to Crater Lake. Mr.A.V.J.Sullivan is able to be up and around again after a week's illness. Bob Shanks has rented the Fred Hurst home recently to C.Graham, and has moved his family into same. Mr. and Mrs.A.Pittman moved to Fullerton recently. Mr. and Mrs.A.J.Ross and Mrs.S.K.King and Mr.Mrs.Dan Borrough spent a pleasant day with Mr.Mrs.Foster Huston Monday in Los Angeles. Frank Austin of Van Nuys was a visitor at the E.A.Murphy home last week. Mr. and Mrs.J.W.Gilmore were Sunday dinner guests in Los Angeles with Meedsdane A.Gilmore and Jim Cantell. Mr.和Mrs.J.A.Garrett from Cardiff-by-the-sea, are visiting with their parents Mr.Mrs.Gilmore indefinitely. Mr.和Mrs.Jacob Johnson and daughter Ethel, were dinner guests of Mrs.E.A.Murphy Wednesday. Mr.和Mrs.W.P.West of Los Angeles were Friday luncheon guests at the A.J.Ross home. Mrs.O.R.Meissner and children Oswald and Gloria, had a delightful visit last week in Los Angeles with her cousins, Mr.Mrs.E.A.Schultz. Mr.和Mrs.Harry Winchel spent the week end at San Bernardino. Mr.和Mrs.Chambers were Whittier visitors Tuesday afternoon on business. Mr.和Mrs.Wm.Hall were recent Long Beach visitors. Miss Evelyn Rankin is spending several weeks at Wood's ranch at Victorville and Miss Burke is looking after her business while she is absent. A delightful week-end was enjoyed by Mr.Mrs.E.L.Olmstead and children Mr.Mrs.W.D.Howard of Los Angeles at Santa Barbara. They stopped at the Samarkand Hotel while there. Tuesday Mr.Mrs.Olmstead were Los Angeles visitors Mrs.Olmstead joined her friends and attended a matinee party. Mr.Mrs.John Rhone visited the Y.M.C.A.camp up in the San Bernardino mountains Tuesday and their son Clyde came home with them. H.C.Winchel of Sawtelle who has just returned home after spending several months in the Canyon, Harvey Blank of Los Angeles, Madalene McKay of Fullerton, spent a delightful day Sunday at Pomona and had picnic dinner at Ganesha Park. Mrs.E.Sechrist was honored by her friends with a love gift for her birthday, Monday evening in her home on Redwood avenue It was a surprise party, refreshment of cake and punch served Arnold Kenneth Henryson spent last weeks with Paul Severson on S.Pomona-ave. Bettie Zerbe and her friend Winifred Crablair were Anaheli visitors Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.Charles S.Taylor had the pleasure of receiving a letter over the Airplane from Omaha, Newraska from her daughter, Mrs.C.F.Slooson, for her birthday leisure it took 16 cents to bring it to Mr.Mrs.Munger of Whittier were recent Brea visitors. Mrs.Blanche Levacy and little son of Lomile were dinner guests at the H.Seun home recently. We sniff and sneeze and blow and wheeze when ragweed sheds it's pollen. Saturday Special CARAMEL LAYER CAKE 30c and 50c BOSTON BAKERY Store No. 1—273 E. Center St. Store No. 2, 248 W. Center St. LEE EICHOLTZ, Prop. Phone 135, 1017-W Mrs. W. D. Howard of Los Angeles at Santa Barbara. They stopped at the Samarkand Hotel while there. Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Olmstead were Los Angeles visitors Mrs. Olmstead joined his friends and attended a matinee party. Mr. and Mrs. John Rhone visited the Y. M. C. A. camp up in the San Bernardino mountains Tuesday and their son Clyde came home with them. H. C. Winchel of Sawtelle who has just returned home after spending several months in the East where he has many relatives and friends. He was to see Harry Winchel and family this week. Mrs. George Bird and daughter Clara and Noval Winchel of Chino were at the Winchel home Tuesday night, returning home Wednesday morning. The teachers of the vacation daily Bible School held a meeting for the teachers Thursday afternoon at the Laurel Kindergarten rooms. The school will open next Monday and will continue for four weeks. Every morning except Saturday of each week. You started on it... If a quart of MILK a day won't keep you healthy and full of ginger, no other food will. Start today. GARDEN Certified MILK CRESCENT CREAMERY COMPANY DAY was a great day at the Wilson home up Bowie and Miss Margaret Woodard spent Monday afternoon in Los Angeles. Mrs. A. B. Bowie and little Bobbie and Miss Margaret Woodard spent Monday afternoon in Los Angeles. Mrs. and Mrs. H. Seun and kiddies and sister Mrs. N. Reynolds were recent visitors at Newport Beach. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Sellers and Son Leland motored to Bell Sunday afternoon to visit Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Sadler, formerly of Brea. Miss Emma Keith of Watts spent the latter part of the week with Mrs. Anna Turner and family, who recently buried her husband. Mrs. Mary E. McMinn from Los Angeles is spending several months with her daughter, Mrs. Nesbitt on South Orange-st. W. A. Blodgett of Pomona was in Brea Wednesday getting orders for weaving rugs. Miss Dorothy Krockton recently of San Antonio, Texas, was a visitor for several days of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Garber's home. Mr. and Mrs. S. Garber and Mr. and Mrs. Beckie motored to Redondo Beach Sunday. Mrs. E. H. Peterkins friends will be glad to hear she is able to be up and around again after a week's illness. Mr. Charles was to visit his mother in Laurel Heights recently he lives at Long Beach, and had the misfortune to break his finger while employed on the Marine Sterling Co. Mrs. Bertha May Cleem boys Howard and Junior, and Mrs. W. W. Davies of Flower-st., will spend the end with the grand parents, and Mrs. W. A. Wavies at Perris Calif. BREA, Aug. 1.-(Spl.)—Paul Egler of Cleveland, Ohio, a cousin to Mrs. C. R. McClure was a recent Brea visitor and will probably go into business here if he finds a suitable location. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Richey and children of Stearns lease were on Brea Tuesday visiting at the R. N. Danielle home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swoop and little son of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Woodroof and son Billie were Sunday dinner guests at the W. H. Swoop home on S. THIRD COMMITTEE IS IN AGREEMENT LONDON, Aug. 1—The committee of the allied rangers conference this afternoon reached an agreement upon a dawes plan at any time in the future. So far, however, there has no agreement upon the quail of transfers. The committee was summoned to meet again at four o'clock the committeemen are unaware reach a decision this evening issue of transfers will be submitted to the heads of the vets delegations. DEER SEASON OPENS IN NOVEMBER SACRAMENTO, Aug. 1-1924 deer hunting season in Coast Range mountains—Dallas 2, 2½ and 3 opens Friday, A counties in which the opens Friday are: Mundu Glenn, Colusa, Lake, Napa, Solano, Marlin, Contra Alameda, Santa Cruz, San Benito, Monroe San Luis Obispo, Santa Brianna Ventura, portions of Kings' Frasno, Merced, Stanley and San Joaquin. L.A.MAN DIES IN DENVER ACCIDENT DENVER, Aug. 1—An unexplained auto accident William Powell Luckett, 20 Los Angeles is dead and an identified Denver girl is dying General Hospital here today. The two were found early morning beside a wrecked car Inspiration Point, a scenic spot outskirts of this city. Both were found to have tured skulls. Luckett died early after reaching the hospital physicians say the girl cannot cover. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. MRS. A.B.BOWIE AND LITTLE BOBBIE AND MISS MARGARET WOODARD SPENT MONDAY Afternoon IN LAOS ANGELLES. MRS. AND MRS.H.SEUN AND KIDS AND SISTER MRS.N.REYNOLDS WERE RECENT VISITORS AT NEWPORT BEACH. MR. AND MRS.H.M.SELLERS AND SON LAND MOTORED TO BELL SUNDAY Afternoon TO VISIT MR. AND MRS.O.R.SADLER, FORMERLY OF BREA. MISS EMMA KEITH OF WATTS SPENT THE LATER PART OF THE WEEK WITH MRS.Anna TURNER AND FAMILY WHO RECently Buried HER HUSBAND. MRS.MARY E.MCMINN FROM LAOS ANGELLES IS SPENDING SEVENTH MONTH WITH HER DAUGHTER,MRS.NESBitt ON SOUTH ORANGE ST. W.A.BLOdgett OF POMONA WAS IN BRA Wednesday GETTING ORDERS FOR WEAVING RUGS. MISS DORTHY KROCKTON RECENTLY OF SAN ANTONIO,TEXAS,WAS A VISITOR FOR FEVER DAYS OF MR. AND MRS.SAM GARBER'S HOME. MR. AND MRS.S.GARBER AND MR.MRS.BECKE MOTORED TO REDONDO BEACH SUNDAY. MRS.E.H.PETERKINS FRIENDS WILL BE GLAD TO HEAR SHE IS ABLE TO BE UP AND AROUND AGAIN AFTER A WEEKS ILLNESS. MR.CHARLES WAS TO VISIT HIS MOTHER IN LAUREL HEIGHTS RECENTLY HE LIVES AT LONG BEACH,and HAD THE MISTORTIME TO BRACKET HIS FINGER WHILE EMPLOYED ON THE MARINE STERLING CO. MRS.BERTHA MAY CLEEM BOYS HOWDARD AND JUNIOR, and MRS.W.W.DAVIES OF FLOWER-st.,will spend the end with the grand parents, and MRS.W.A.WAVIES AT PERRIS CALIF. BREA,AUG.1.-(SPL.)—PAUL EGLER OF CLEVELAND,OHIO,a cousin to MRS.C.R.MCCLURE WAS A RECENT BREA VISITOR AND WILL PROBABLY GO INTO BUSINESS HERE IF HE FINDS A SUITABLE LOCATION. MR AND MRS.C.L.RICHEY AND CHILDREN OF STearns lease were ON BREA TUESDAY Visiting AT THE R.N.DANIELLEHOME. MR AND MRS.RALPH SWOOP AND LITTLESON OF LONG BEACH,and MR.MRS.W.W.DAVIES OF FLOWER-st.,will spend the end with the grand parents, and MRS.W.A.WAVIES AT PERRIS CALIF. NARL RAFAELOVIET,COMMENTING UNSPECIFIED CONFERENCE AT LOUNGE. "The hegemony capital never appeared in a earlier light than this latest attempt of the bourgeoisie to attempt to solve this problem.它 will very likely lead..." Harvey Blank of Los Anadalene McKay of Fullerment a delightful day Sun-Pomona and had picnic at Ganesha Park. E. Sechrist was honored friends with a love gift birthday, Monday evening home on Redwood avenue, a surprise party, refresh-cake and punch served. Kenneth Henryson spent week with Paul Severson onona-ave. Zerbe and her friend and Crabill were Anaheim Tucaday afternoon. Charles S. Taylor had the of receiving a letter over plane from Omaha, Nebom her daughter, Mrs. C. son, for her birthday letook 16 cents to bring it, and Mrs. Munger of Whitte recent Brea visitors. Blanche Levacy and little Comite were dinner guests I. Seun home recently. BREA, Aug. 1.—(Spl.)—Paul Egler of Cleveland, Ohio, a cousin to Mrs. C. R. McClure was a recent Brea visitor and will probably go into business here if he finds a suitable location. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Richey and children of Stearns lease were in Brea Tuesday visiting at the R. N. Danieley home. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Swoop and little son of Long Beach, and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Woodroof and son Billie were Sunday dinner guests at the W. H. Swoop home on N. 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