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a I I CALIF. NEWS Wednesday, March 9, 1955 Short NEWS ITEMS OF LOCAL INTEREST Lenten ProgramSt. Matthias' Lenten will be held Thursday night beginning at 6:15 p. m. with potluck supper, followed by vesper services and classes for children and audits.

The Thursday Holy Communion will be held at 9:30 a. followed by a meeting of the woman's auxiliary, LODGE DIRECTORY WHITTIER LODGE NO. 123. A. Meets every Thur, eve.

Masonic Temple. Stated meetings first of each month at 7:30 p. m. GREENLEAF LODGE No. 670, F.

Ac A. meets each Wed. evening 7:30 p. m. at their temple, 748 W.

Beverly Bird. WAYFARER LODGE No: 717, F. A. meeta every Thursday evening. 7:30 p.

m. at Greenleat Masonic Temple 718 W. Beverly Blvd, FEZZAN GROTTO, MO. V. P.E.T..,.

meets and Thurs. of each mo. at 6.30-p. nY. at Shangri-La Banquet Room.

9608 E. Whittier BI Pico. WHITTIER CHAPTER. No. 91, R.

A Meets every Monday evening at Whittier Masonic Temple, 136 North Greenleaf Ave. Stated meetings first Monday of each month. 0. O. F.

WHITTIER LODGE NO. 315, mects every Monday evening. p. Odd Fellaw. Temple.

Comatock and. Philadelphla. AMERICAN LEGION Post No. 51, Whittier, meets every Tuesday night at 8:00, 535 South Green leaf Patriotic Hall, Whittier, VETERANS of FOREIGN WARS, Post 2081. Meets 8:00 p.

Patriotic Hall, every Thursday evening. 535 S. Greenleaf, Whittier ROSICRUCIAN ORDER A 8 S. For p. AMORC.

CHAPTER. into. Greenleat. call Moose Every OX WHITTIER Hall, Whittier. Friday 41-3854.

8315 DR. W. M. SOREY DR. W.

B. CULLIS OPTOMETRISTS 207 E. Philadelphia Glasses Fitted Dr. Chas. Milliken "THE EYE MAN" 310 Park St.

OX 41-6272 Serving Whittier Since 1912 H. R. -TROTT Specializing, in the and Repair Clocks of Fine Diamonds Silverware Watches 121 N. Bright OX 4-3790 White-Emerson Co. Funeral Directors OXford 4-3238 401 E.

Philadelphia Whittier BARBER LOUIS' SHOP Specializing in CHILDREN'S HAIRCUTS 11500 E. WHITTIER BLVD. FREE PARKING LOUIS POLACCI Whittier Laundry FASHION CLEANERS Approved Sanitone Service 218 S. Greenleat Ph. OX 4-2048 WHITTIER SHEET SUPPLY METAL co.

General Sheet Metal Heating Ventilating Air Conditioning 617 S. Greenleaf OX 4-4315 choose WALLPAPER for du decoratinal WEST WHITTIER 2331 Whittier Blvd. OX 5.7112 ROOFING Whittier Home Roofing Company FRANK H. BENBOW, Mgr. 111 N.

Pickering Ave. OX 4-3102 LINOLEUM AT NEWSOM'S Philadelphia OX 4.3282 Quaker City Federal Savings AND LOAN ASSOCIATION 135 S. Greenieaf OXford. 4-2695 SIEWERT BARBER funeral Flome Phone OXford 4-3401 HIA TONIGHT Elks Club, B.P.0.E. 1258, Elks Temple, 8 p.m.

Greenleat Lodge, No. 670, Greenleaf Temple Building, 7:30 p.m. S.P.E.B,S.Q.S.A., Bailey School, 8 p.m. THURSDAY CALENDAR Catholic Daughters of America, St. Mary's Church, 8 p.

m. Daughters of Union Vets of Civil War, Patriotic Hall, 1 p. m. Whittier Lions Club, Welch's, 12 noon. Whittier Lodge, No.

323, Whittier Temple Building, 7 Pico Lions Club, Pico Woman'8 Clubhouse, 6:30 p. m1. Pico Kiwanis Club, Pico WomClubhouse, 12 noon. Pocahontas Council, 1.0.0.F. Hall, 8 p.

m. Quota Club of Whittier, Quota Club Room. 7 p. m. Whittier Sertoma Club, Temple, 12 noon.

La L. Sertoma: Club, Mitchell's, 7:30 p. m. Whittier Soroptimist Club, Kirk's Tea Room, 12:10 p. m.

Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pas triotic Hall. 8 p. m. Y's Men's Club (morning' group) YMCA, 6:45 a. m.

Police LogPolice released two juveniles to the custody of their parents today pending further action against the youths. who have confessed at toast six thefts, mostly hub caps and auto accessories: A third youth, who also was charged with participating in the thefts, is in county jail pending the filing of a petition to recommit him to custody of the California Youth Authority. The boy, police said, has a recford of past offenses. Other po. lice log entries contained reports of prowlers, minor traffic colVisions other thefts and investigations.

(Daily police activity is) conducted by all divisions aside from the reports entered on the police log.) Dental Health- The Whittier Sortoma Club will have as their guest speaker for their Thursday meeting, Dr. Warren Jessop, a Whittier dentist. Doctor Jessop's topic will be "An Ounce of Prevention." Auxiliary Meets- The Woman's Auxiliary of St. Matthias Episcopal Church will meet Mar. 10, beginning with Holy Communion at 9:30 a.

m. After a 10 o'clock brunch, Mrs. Madge Worden of Bell will speak on Bible symbolism. BIRTHS The following births were reported at Murphy Memorial Hospital. March -8 CARTER- and Mrs.

John Carter, 11231 Inez a boy. MARTIN- Mr. and Mrs. Argel Martin, 11406 S. Shoemaker a girl.

DE LONG- Mr. and Mrs. Robert De Long, 1924 Clare a girl. HINOJOS-Mr. and Mrs.

Jose Hinojos, 11651 Sorensen, a boy. March 9 MUIR- -Mr. and Mrs. Glenn W. Muir, N.

Pickering a girl. MUNICIPAL COURT Edward J. Guirado, Judge Summary of court cases aditdicated Tuesday and court calendar for Thursday. Cases Adjudicated Tuesday People VS. Tack Williams, charged with.

driving while uhder the influence of liquor. Senteneed to pay fine of $150 or serve 30 days in jail. People Vs. John, Paul Simet, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor. Sentenced to pay fine of $150 ofserve 30 days.

People vs. Harold P. Peery, charged with failure to provide. Probation hearing Apr. 4.

Court Calendar for Thursday People vs. Ralph H. Cooper, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor. People vs. Pedro Jose Alvarado, charged with driving while under the influence of liquor.

People vs. Edgar Dodd Brown, charged with driving white under the influence of liquor. People vs. Merle Blair Martin, charged with theft. People VS.

Antonio Nunez, charged with violation of narcotics code. People vs. Ernest C. Hurtt, charged with felony hit run driving. Lanier Funeral Service Colonial Chapel Lady Assistant 314 N.

Greenleaf Phone OX 4-4635 Hospital PatientsThe following persons are patients at Murphy Memorial Hospital: Joy, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon. Mickelberry, 1534 Dittmar Scott. months, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Davis, 13908 Anola: William, 6, and Robert, 4, sons of Mr. and Mrs. R. W.

Emch, 7535 Halray; Mrs. Albert Easterbrook. Arcadia; Joseph La Point. 8008 Bradwell; Anne, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Francis Murray, 4611 Rose Wallie Brown, 805 Rose Ave. La Habra; Carl W. Schroeder, 405 Alpine La bra; Roy Lane, 8551 S. True Ave. Rivera; Baylus Vinson, 13826 Hawes; Robert Kuenne, 848 Franklin St.

Warren Zacovic, 14725- La Forge; Howard Snively, 9209 Laurel Mrs. Ken. neth Bennewate, Monrovia: Mrs. Charles Richardson, 2121 W. See Michael, 12, son of Mr.

and Mrs. Lincoln Hector, 12622 Homepark Mrs. Grace Evarts, 1705 Indiana Clem A. Swartzberger, 521 N. Newlin and Walter Stanfield, 13337 Leffingwell Rd.

To Attend Funeral- Members of Greenleaf Lodge, No. 670, F. A. are requested by Worshipful Master Joe S. Davia, to attend the funeral service of their member, Clarence Forsberg, which will be held at White Chapel at 1:30 p.

m. Thursday. Loma Vista PTA- The Loma will meet at 9 a. the school Mothers' Club- The Mothers 221, Order of will meet at 7:30 In the home of Foster, 801 Orange Keystone Guild- Vista PTA board m. Thursday In cafeterium.

Club of Bethel Job's Daughters, p. m. Thursday Mrs. Richard E. Grove Ave.

The Plymouth Congregational Church Keystone. will meet at 12:30 p. 11. in the home of Mrs. Myron Longacre, 320 E.

Broadway for lunch. Guest speaker for the meeting will be Mrs. Lillie B. Hill, an instructor at Fred C. Nelles School, who will discuss "The Wise Years." Cerebral Palsy Parents of cerebral palsied children are invited to attend: a meeting Thursday at 8 p.

m. in the home of Mrs. R. C. Dickson, 8501 Colima Rd.

Nearly 40 were present at the first meeting of the group last month. The principal topic of discussion at this week's meeting will be a school in the Whittier: area for cerebral palsied children. Call OX 3-4976 for further information. Weather Forecast Southern California: Considerable cloudiness today, tonight 'and Thursday with few showers or light sprinkles. mostly west and north portions.

Cooler north. and 1 west portions, today and slightly cooler Thursday afternoon. Los Angeles and vicinity: Considerable cloudiness today, tonight and Thursday with few sprinkles or light showers, Cooler this afternoon with high near 72. Slightly cooler Thursday. Coastal and Intermediate vatConsiderable cloudiness today, tonight and Thursday with few light showers or sprinkles.

Cooler most sections today and slightly cooler Thursday afternoon. Interior and desert regions: Considerable high cloudiness today, tonight and Thursday. Chance of a few scattered light showers northern valleys, lv cooler afternoons except cooler north portion today. Highs today 62-75 upper valleys, 76-88 lower valleys. San Bernardino Valley and mountains: Considerable cloudiness today, tonight and Thurs: day with a sprinkles or light showers.

Cooler afternoons. High today 75. Low tonight 45-50. C6oler in most mountain sections. day and slightly cooler Thursday afternoon.

San Diego county: Generally Truck Traffic- A police department survey of truck traffic on Beverly Blvd. was submitted to Whittier city councilmen at their meeting but the group voted to refer the traffic problem back to the city engineer and the police chief for their action on ironing out difTerences between county and city regulations. The survey indicated that an average of about 100 trucks of the 6000-pound-andover class travel the boulevard each day. Rummage Sale- -Whittier YMCA Women's will sponsor a rummage wale Friday and Saturday, Mar 11 and 12, at 122-121 N. Comstock Ave.

Sale hours will be from 0 m. to 4 p. m. Street NameWhittier councilmen have referred to the city planning commission a suggested name for the street which bisects the new civic center. Latest in a series of proposed names is "Mar sunny today' with some variable cloudiness.

Mostly cloudy tonight and Thursday with scattered showers beginning late this afternoon over the mountains. Cooler afternoons. Coastal and offshore winds light and var. table becoming southwesterly 8. 16 miles per hour afternoons.

U.S. WEATHER SUMMARY LOS ANGELES (UP) The morning nationwide weather summary prepared by the U.S. Bureau: Light rain tell during the night along the coast and in the valleys of Central and Northern California and extreme Northern Washington, Variable cloudiness spread over most of the rest of the Far TEMPERATURES By United Press Temperatures and rainfall for 24 hours ending at 4 a. m. High Low Rain Atbuquerque 64 40 60 38 Bakersfield 85 37 Boston 31 25 ..03 Brownsville 66 Chicago 55 42 .01 Denver 70 36 Detroit 35 32 .05 El Centro 86 54 Fairbanks 29 22 .08 Fresno 80 57 .12 Helena 54 32 Kansas City 70 51 Los Angeles 80.

58 Miami 72 61 Minneapolis 43 New Orleans 68 52 New York 36 33 .01 Oakland 68 .03 Oklahoma City 70 45 Phoenix 84 54 Pittsburgh 41 32 .06 Red Bluff 72 51 .11 Salt Lake City. 54 29 San Francisco 49 .08 Seattle .46 39 Stockton- 71 51 Thermal 86 51 Tucson 87 56 Washington 46 41 Yuma 90 56 Typewriters SALES Rentals Repairs HARPER'S 116 North Comstock-OX 4-3958 Across Street from Ralphs West. A few snow flurries were reported from the Great Lakes region, New a few and showers scattered from to York flurries in Southern New Eng. land. Other areas have had mostty clear skies with the exception of some cloudiness near the Texas Coast and northward to the southern plains states.

Temperatures were generally higher over the country except In the extreme East. Low temperatures Tuesday night and carly today were generally above those of Tuesday morning except in Florida, Central Oregon, and Northeentral Montana where were five to 10 deterees lower. The greatest rise In temperature was 30 degrees over I the Northern Great Lakes. Dog License DropWhittier city dog owners will pay a flat $3 for pet licenses next year instead of the former rates. The change was approved by the city council following a quest from the county pound departments to amend the present city -county agreement.

Controller's OfficeWhittier city councilmen have approved appropriation of $8911 to staff and equip the new city controller's office until July 1. Of the total. $3396 is for new equipment. The action was voted at the regular city council meeting Tuesday night: Gold Star Mothers- Whittier Chapter, Gold Star Mothers. will meet at 1:30 p.

m. Friday in Patriotic Hall for a tea and social hour. DEATHS DEATHS MICHAEL ROMANCE Michael Romance of 524 E. Penn passed away Mar. 8, 1955.

He is survived by his wife, Cora Romance; one daughter, Mrs. Catherine Hollenberger of Depew, N. three sons, John, Franklin and Norman Itomance of Buffalo, 'N. two step-sons, Raymond Ford of Whittier and Robert Ford of El Centro; and 10 grandchildren. Recitation of the Rosary will be in the Siewert Barber Memory Chapel Wednesday, Mar.

9 at 8:00 p.m. Interment will be made in Holy Cross Cemetery, Lackawanna, N. Y. WEAVER H. SMITH Weaver H.

Smith of 305 S. Milton passed away Mar. 8, 1955. He was the husband of Mrs. Minnie J.

Smith, father of Mrs. Eva Bond and grandfather of Carolyn Bond and Arthur Bond, all of Whittier. Services will be held Friday, Mar, 11 at 1:30 p.m. at Lanier's Colonial Chapel with Rev. Vernon B.

Hamilton officiating. Interment will be in Sunnyside Mausoleum. ALEATHA J. HOOVEN Aleatha Jeanette Hooven of 13719 Mulberry passed away Mar. 7, 1955.

She was the wife of Robert M. Hooven, mother of Kathleen, Joanne, Velma and Mary Hooven, all of Whittier, daughter of Will Pangburn of Kensett, sister of Mrs. Maxine: Hartwig of Osage. Mrs. Virginia Klerkutter of Grafton, Mrs.

Gladys Bringy of Marshall. Wis. and Milo Pangburn of North Wood, la. Services will be held Thursday, Mar. 10 at 1:30 p.m.

at Lanier's Colonial Chapel with Rev. L. B. Edwards officlating. Interment will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park.

GEORGE SKY EAGLE George Sky Eagle of 3937 N. Grove Rosemead, passed away Sunday, Mar. 6, 1955. He is survived by his wife, Helen Sky Eagle; one daughter, Mrs. Dorothy Chism of Buend Park.

and one granddaughter, Lane High Star Funeral services will be held from the Siewert Barber Memory Chapel Thursday, Mar. 10 at 10:30 a.m. with Rev. Gordon Baker officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park.

JOHN L. MALCHO John L. Malcho, formerly of Whittier, passed away in Casey, 11. He is survived by a son, Clark Malcho of Monrovia and a daughter, Mrs. Hilda Gehl of Casey, Ill.

Funeral service will be conducted Friday at 3:00 p.m. at the chapel of White Emerson with the Whittier Masonic Lodge 323 officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park. CLARENCE RUDOLPH FORSBERG Clarence R. Forsberg of 815 E.

Bailey passed away Mar. 8, 1955. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Jean H. Forsberg of Whittier: a daughter.

Roberta Forsberg of Whittier; two brothers, Gilbert Forsherg of Jamestown, N. Y. and Evans Forsberg of Rochester, N. Y. and two sisters, Mrs.

Esther, Anderson of Jamestown, and Mrs. Lloyd Smith of Warren, Pa. Funeral service will be conducted Thursday at 1:30 p.m. at the chapel of White Emerson Co. with the Greenleaf Masonic Lodge offfciating.

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