oc-plain-dealer 1924-10-01

SWING TO SPEAK AT COSTA MESA What Orange-co can expect in the way of government aid for the harbor will be outlined by Cong. Phil D. Swing at a meeting Thursday evening at the Friday Afternoon club, Costa Mesa. The announcement came today from W. C. Spencer, chairman of the road committee of the Orange-co Harbor C. of C. The supper will be served at 6:30. The voting of county bonds as the condition on which government aid will hinge will be assumed by Swing, it is said. Much further data on development requirements will be made known. The road committee will make a report on the proposed trunk line from Fullerton thru Anaheim and along South Palm-rd. Buaro-rd and Fairview-ave to Costa Mesa. The committee of 50 also will make additional information public. Spencer reminds Anaheim that the widening and paving of Fairview-ave already is in progress. The Anaheim C. of C. directors at their meeting Thursday will discuss a proposal that Lemon-st, north and south, be made the course thru Anaheim instead of Palm-st. If the Lemon-st paving is strong enough to hold up under truck traffic, some of the directors are inclined to favor it. Less preliminary would be required, it is said, and additional paving would be unnecessary. The course then would be continued by way of South Palm-rd at the city limits. On Oct. 9 the Orange-co Harbor C. of C. road committee will appear before Anaheim city council and discuss this change of course. Chairman Spencer of the committee regards the road improvement as intimately connected with BUENA PARK. BUENA PARK, Oct. 1—(Spl.) The Woman's club will meet for the first meeting of the year in the old Methodist church building Thursday, Oct. 2. This building has been purchased by the club and will be used as a clubhouse. Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Huddleston visited his sister, Mrs. Hayden, Friday at her home in El Modena. Mr. and Mrs. George Sharpe of Eagle Rock were here Friday looking after their property here. Mrs. J. F. Simpson and Mrs. Carl Snyder spent last week at Tujunga. Mrs. S. W. Little, Miss Hedwig Janke and Miss Catherine Utenweller attended a dance at Anaheim Saturday evening. Week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Peter Epsen were Miss Wheeler and Mr. Wheeler of Los Angeles. C. W. Girvin transacted business in Fullerton Monday. Mrs. Pierce of Long Beach was a guest of her sister, Mrs. Herbert Blixby, Saturday night and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Blixby took her home Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Stark visited their sister, Mrs. I. D. Jaynes, Monday. They were on their way home from a vacation trip to Glenn Ivy. Born, Sept. 22, to Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Poole of Harding, a 10-pound son. Mrs. Poole was formerly Miss Hilda Caloway of Buena Park. Miss Katherine Utenweller, Miss Hedwig Janke and Erwin Janke and George Henry spent Sunday at Newport Beach. H. G. Blixby was a business visitor to Los Angeles Tuesday. Mrs. Albert Moon is reported to be improving some from her severe illness. Mrs. Moon is at the home of her daughter, Mrs. C. W. Middleton. Mr. Moon has rented their home on their ranch south of town and will move into the ASK LA FOLLETTE TO SPEAK HE At an all-county rally in Orange-co within the weeks, Robert M. Laid date for preside pendent ticket. Concle, promote leader, announce application to ange-co state La. Anahe will or day, pro After the flight started, it was found that the last division too extensive for one hand to handle, so Le Château Schultze will give a special tail in charge of all arrangements at the furthest north at the remote town of Angmalaik. Lieutenant Prumrine in charge of the North Atlantic hope ranger team had many thrilling experiences in carrying out duties he made a pathfinders through the far north during the summer and fall of 1875 several weeks searching coast of Greenland for adequate harbor and anchorage facilities for the planes. A Thankless Job Captain Volandt probably the most thankless job in world flight committee. As an officer and agent officer he had to keep all books to settle all accounts, in addition to preparing all shipping instructions for supplies and fuel. Captain Street, as route officer, went over the whole route first on paper, and finally person. Lieutenant Nelson later sent as engineering officer of flight, was in charge of the construction of the Douglas cruiser used by the filers, servising every detail of work the facility in California. Lieutenant Adler, in charge of supplies stocked in the All of World Flight Plane Do Not Believe in the Fliers INTRODUCING and Winter Coats models, smart in eu cluding sport types YORDA LINDA, Oct. 1, Spl.)—Mrs. Merlin Quigley and con Arnold of Rialto were visitors here from Saturday till Monday. Mrs. Mattie Cochran of Los Angeles visited with Dr. and Mrs. Cochran the end of the week. Mr. L. N. Beal of Los Angeles sent a few days last week on theuch here. Myron West of Anaheim, Peroyt and Harold Stahler were in the nature of a fare-Thursday evening. The was i the nature of a fare-the boys who have gonege. M. West and Mr.ent to stop and Mr.o U. S. C. where he willntal course. and Mrs. T. McCarr, Jane, Mr. Kenneth New Angeles, and Miss Sara of Fallbrook, were Sunsts at the A. C. Drake Mrs. McCarty, Miss PeaMr. and Mrs. Drake wereads back In New Yorkand spent a most enjoyablecalling old memories. O. W. Cannon, Mrs. W. VanMr. and Mrs. W. E. Martin,Ward Holland, Miss Oliveand rMs. Carrie J. Drake atWhittier O. E. S. Friday,the occasion being "Ad-night. and Mrs. C. H. Eichler wereguests of friends at Neweach on Saturday evening.e will be a "waffle supper"woman's club house onay evening under the aneof the social committee. Sara J. Beaman, who hasguest at the A. C. Drakehe past ten days returnedme at Fallbrook Monday. Seo Millis of Orchardale natives in town on Fri- Smart New Our showing is very complete. Lateand Winter. You will certainly find a With Every Falling Leaf Comes SMALL AND ROLLING OF BRIM AND HIGH A THEY TAKE ONE BACK TO THE OLD M PERIOD. THEY ARE VERY SPARSE ADORN SOME WOMEN DON'T, BUT MOST WOMEN DO DIET Because of the confining indoor duties, together with long and irregular hours of drudgery, many women suffer from some form or other of stomach trouble and feel obliged to diet in order to live in a reasonable degree of health and comfort. 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