anaheim-gazette 1940-07-11

Kathleen Burkhard, V. E. Dyckman Wed Marriage of Miss Kathleen Burkhard and Vincent Edward Dyckman of Yorba Linda was solemnized Monday morning at an 8 o'clock nuptial mass at St. Boniface Catholic church, with Rev. Father Henry Gross officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Burkhard of 110 South Palm street and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto J. Dyckman of Yorba Linda. Attending the bride were Miss Dorris Gilmore of Santa Ana as maid of honor, and Miss Dolores Dyckman and Miss Laurabelle Quarton as bridesmaids. Best man for the bridegroom was his brother, Stanley Dyckman, while the ushers were Chester Burkhard, brother of the bride, and Max Sherwood of Fullerton. Organ music was played by Mrs. Clara Faust. The new Mrs. Dyckman, who was "Miss Anaheim" last year, was graduated from Marywood Central Catholic high school for girls and Fullerton junior college. Mr. Dyckman attended Loyola university and received his degree from the University of Southern California. He is affiliated with the Hancock Oil company at Long Beach as a chemist, but he and his bride will establish their home in Fullerton. San Angelo, Texas, Young Republicans Plan Dance Here The Young Republicans of Orange county will sponsor a dance Saturday, July 20, at 9 o'clock in the Ebell clubhouse in Anaheim. Clarence Williams and his orchestra has been engaged to furnish the music for the evening. The ticket committee includes Miss Dorothy Thompson, Miss Dorothy Marvin and Mrs. Mary Jane Thamer. Tickets are available from all members of the executive board. Several hundred persons are expected to attend the dance. Former Teacher Weds Berkeley Man Miss Charlotte Flashpohler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Flashpohler of Armstrong, Mo., but a resident of Anaheim for several years and a member of the union high school faculty for the past two years, became the bride of George H. Thurston of Berkeley at a solemn nuptial mass at St. Boniface church last Saturday morning. Rev. Father Henry Gross officiated at the service. The bride, who was given in marriage by her cousin, Oscar Heying, was attended by Miss Jean Heying. George Flannery of Berkeley served as best man and the ushers were Raymond Biuteuz and Edward Luck of Los Angeles. Mrs. Clara Faust was the time when the world needs all our beauty we can salvage. True, it's about lowly things, a dog, registered Springer spaniel, however and his pal, a mere dry land turtle of no special line and no marks or distinction. The spaniel is named Boggs. They call the turtle Ty Cobb. The small boy, a beautiful little fellow, is known as Dirk For more than a year Dirk has begged for a turtle and when finally he got his wish he was charmed that he took the turtle to bed with him, until his mother discovered the arrangement and put Ty Cobb in the dog house with Boggs. Boggs was charmed. He accepted Ty Cobb and treated him like a brother, finally sleeping with his shaggy head on Ty Cobb's shell, to the joy of all comers. Then one murky afternoon Dirk stuck his toys, including his tricycle and other toy vehicles, in the dog house and forgot them. The three friends, the boy, the dog and the turtle, played happily in the family living room until bed time, when Dirk's mother put the small boy to bed and turned Boggs and Ty Cobb into the enclosed area built to protect the dog house. Nobody went to sleep because immediately there arose a great rumpus in the dog house. Investigation disclosed Boggs growling, scratching, digging an was graduated from Marywood Central Catholic high school for girls and Fullerton junior college. Mr. Dyckman attended Loyola university and received his degree from the University of Southern California. He is affiliated with the Hancock Oil company at Long Beach as a chemist, but he and his bride will establish their home in Fullerton. San Angelo, Texas, People Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Walter F. Taylor of 609 South Dickel street have as their house guests this week Mr. Taylor's brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Taylor of San Angelo, Texas. Yesterday the two couples, with the Walter Taylors' small daughter, Gloria Anne, spent the day at Catalina Island. They were also accompanied by a third brother and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Taylor of Los Angeles. The Anaheim people and their guests plan to spend the week end at Big Bear lake. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Taylor, whose trip took them into the Pacific Northwest before coming to Anaheim, will leave for their home at San Angelo next Monday. Germany's commercial air services have continued to expand this year. WANTED Busy women everywhere who want to learn an EASIER, CHEAPER, QUICKER way to can at home. Write today. I AVERAGED A SAVING of 1¢ to 2¢ A JAR! Save MONEY. I NEVER KNEW CANNING COULD BE so Easy! Save ENERGY bride of George H. Thurston of Berkeley at a solemn nuptial mass at St. Boniface church last Saturday morning. Rev. Father Henry Gross officiated at the service. The bride, who was given in marriage by her cousin, Oscar Heying, was attended by Miss Jean Heying. George Flannery of Berkeley served as best man and the ushers were Raymond Biuteuz and Edward Luck of Los Angeles. Mrs. Clara Faust was the organist. The reception following the wedding was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Heying at 514 North Clementine street, with Mrs. Helen Thurston, mother of the bridegroom, joining Mr. and Mrs. Heying in the receiving line. The new Mrs. Thurston had made her home with the Heyings for several years and was graduated from Anaheim union high school. She received her university education at the University of California, and it was there that she met Mr. Thurston, who is now affiliated with the Bethlehem Steel company at San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Thurston will spend the summer at Pedro Beach in San Mateo county, and will establish their home in San Francisco in the fall. Lt. Richard Mabee Visiting Parents Visiting at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mabee of Lincoln avenue, pending his return to active duty is Lt. Richard Mabee, U.S. army, who graduated last month from the United States Military academy at West Point. Lt. Mabee asked for and was granted an assignment to the Philippine Islands and was scheduled to report after a 90-day leave of absence. Nespaper reports recently to the affect that all leaves have been cancelled and that newly created officers will be assigned to instruction duty may change his plans, he said. He has had no official notice on the reports. Basic plans for a 250,000-pound airplane that could cruise for 11,000 miles have recently been developed in the United States. Anaheim Girl Weds at Santa Ana Miss Margaret Elinore Sullivan daughter of Mrs. Margaret Sullivan van of Anaheim, and Wortham Eidson of Fullerton, were married last Wednesday evening at the Santa Ana Wedding chapel. The bride wore a blue ensemble, picture hat, and a shoulder spray of gardenias. Mrs. Eidson was graduated from Anaheim union high school in 1939 and attended Fullerton junior college one year. They reside in West Los Angeles, few blocks from the Douglas aircraft plant where Mr. Eidson employed. Guests at the wedding we Mrs. Milo Eidson of Fullerton Mrs. Margaret Sullivan, Mr. and Mrs. Doris Germonto of Bues Park, Donald Knee of Santa An Donald Rimpau, Mrs. Taggart and Miss Barbara Taggart of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie Goodness of Costa Mesa. Sons of Herman to Hold Picnic July 2 Sons of Herman of Anaheim are planning a picnic at their new redecorated and modernized club and park at 1514 West Broadway on Sunday, July 21, it was announced this week. The Sons of Herman park was formerly Concordia club. Heading the list of entertainments will be Carl Ledel's famous Swing orchestra and singers, who so widely acclaimed follow their appearance before the annual dinner meeting of the Anaheim Chamber of Commerce fall. Save MONEY I NEVER KNEW CANNING COULD BE SO EASY! Save ENERGY I WAS POSITIVELY AMAZED TO FINISH MY CANNING SO QUICKLY! 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We than a year Dirk has for a turtle and when sinig got his wish he was, so that he took the turtle to him, until his mother led the arrangement and Cobb in the dog house with Boggs was charmed. He Ty Cobb and treated him brother, finally sleeping shaggy head on Ty Cobb's the joy of all comers. One murky afternoon Dirk is toys, including his friend other toy vehicles, in house and forgot them. See friends, the boy, the dog turtle, played happily in daily living room until bed when Dirk's mother put the key to bed and turned Boggs Cobb into the closed built to protect the dog Nobody went to sleep immediately there arose a rumpus in the dog house. Nation disclosed Boggs, g scratching, digging and side and he was satisfied that there was plenty of room in the dog house for comfort and rest. Then, he shooed Ty Cobb into the house and himself lay down before the door to guard his friend. Boggs has done many intelligent things since our neighbors have had him. But the family voted this incident a high proof of canine intelligence and loyalty. Boggs has just gone by with Dirk in tow. Both gave evidence of a recent shampoo and so we all know that Ty Cobb, too, has enjoyed a bath. Boggs insists on it. R. M. B.—I'd love to help any sufferer from sinus trouble. The article which I quoted in connection with the use of the ultra short wave radio for the cure of that terrible affliction appeared in "Hygeia," though I do not remember the date. However, any doctor who uses radiology can help you. Q.—Is the peanut oil recommended for the face the same as that sold for cooking in groceries? Should one leave it on overnight? MRS. M. A. A. A.—Exactly the same, sister, exactly the same. The oil is readily absorbed and so is a valuable night time toilet accessory. NOTE TO A. B.—Why have I or why don't I read the books you advise? Probably because I did so years and years ago and know. Better Quality DRESS FABRICS Our finer fabrics at exceptionally low prices for quick clearance, including pastel romaines, satin jersy, pin point sheer prints, pure dye synthetic prints, Marvlo sheers and plain bakola values to $1.50 per yard. 69c French Crepe PRINTS A rayon fabric—a dandy assortment, all crown tested rayons, 69c quality. July Clearance—two lots-- 49c & 33c per yd. Rayon GABERDINE A nice assortment of stylish colors, including navy, all 69c quality. Sale price--yard 47c Eyelet EMBROIDERIES Lovely embroidery in pique and batiste, $1.19 and $1.29 quality. July Clearance—yard 69c Now In Storewire reductions—Sad many all season items include apparel, shoes, yardage are tremendous. Ready FASHION Outstanding values in v apparel. See them tome and into Fall. Ladies' COATS 7 only plaid sport coats-$100 values. July Sale price—$7.95 11 only unlined ensemble coat July Clearance Sale—$8.95 and $5.95 Evening Dresses 13 lovely styles in assort styles and colors—July Sale and other toy vehicles, in the house and forgot them. See friends, the boy, the dog turtle, played happily in the living room until bed when Dirk's mother put the key to bed and turned Boggs into Cobb into the enclosed built to protect, the dog Nobody went to sleep immediately there arose aumpus in the dog house. Nation disclosed Boggs, dog, scratching, digging and to get the toys out of the house. He even got down on army and kicked until every offending toys was out-help you. E. L. L. Q.—Is the peanut oil recommended for the face the same as that sold for cooking in groceries? Should one leave it on overnight? MRS. M. A. A. A.—Exactly the same, sister, exactly the same. The oil is readily absorbed and so is a valuable night time toilet accessory. NOTE TO A. B.—Why have I or why don't I read the books you advise? Probably because I did so years and years ago and know many of the quoted passages by heart. Does that absolve me out of the "will to remain ignorant"? THE SKIPPER. Nheim Girl Us at Santa Ana Margaret Elinore Sullivan, son of Mrs. Margaret Sulli-anaheim, and Wortham of Fullerton, were married Wednesday evening at the Ana Wedding chapel. The wore a blue ensemble, a hat, and a shoulder spray canias. Eidson was graduated Anaheim union high school 10 and attended Fullerton college one year. They will be in West Los Angeles, aocks from the Douglas airlift where Mr. Eidson is died. Us at the wedding were Milo Eidson of Fullerton, Margaret Sullivan, Mr. and Doris Germonto of Buena Donald Knee of Santa Ana, Rimpau, Mrs. Taggart and Barbara Taggart of Anaheim, Mr. and Mrs. Vinnie Goodh-Costa Mesa. Ms of Herman to Old Picnic July 21 Ms of Herman to Anaheim are going a picnic at their newly organized and modernized club park at 1514 West Broadway Sunday, July 21, it was announced this week. The Sons of Anaheim park was formerly the media club. During the list of entertainers the Carl Ledel's famous Swiss extra and singers, who were widely acclaimed following appearance before the annual meeting of the Ana-Chamber of Commerce last Farewell Reception Given Swenertons A farewell reception for Rev. R. Kells Swenerton and his family was given Monday evening at the church by members of the White Temple Methodist congregation. Nearly 250 persons paid tribute to the Swenertons who are leaving Anaheim for their new home in Redlands. A various program of music and readings was presented by various members of the congregation and the Ladies Aid and church membership presented the family with an automatic electric toaster. Lloyd Fitzpatrick Weds Villa Park Girl Miss Gwindola Markham, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Markham of Villa Park, became the bride of Lloyd Fitzpatrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fitzpatrick, 520 East Broadway, in rites conducted last Wednesday at the First Christian church parlors in Orange. Dr. Robert Burns McAulay, pastor of the First Presbyterian church, officiated. Attendants of the bridal couple were Miss Dorothy Black of Santa Ana and Arthur Swarting of Anaheim. Vocal soloist was Kenneth Markham, brother of the bride, and the accompanist was Miss Vivian Stanley of Villa Park. The bride is a graduate of Orange union high school and attended Santa Ana junior college. Mr. Fitzpatrick was graduated from Anaheim union high school and is employed in the engineering department of an aviation company at Inglewood. The newly weds will establish their home at 750 North Claudina street. NEWSY NOTES Mrs. Charles G. W. Queale, wife of the Motor Transit and Pacific Greyhound agent, who was seriously ill for several days, has recovered sufficiently to permit her to see friends. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Borgeson of 1227 Lincoln avenue, are the parents of a daughter, born July 5, at Sargeant's Maternity hospital in Santa Ana. ings can be arranged to their return before the end month. Miss Mena Queale of Los les is visiting at the home brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. C. G. W. Queale of 318 Lemon street. Miss Merle West, gradu UCLA last February and sec to Dean W. T. Boyce of Fu junior college this spring, he received a contract to teach Markham, brother of the bride, and the accompanist was Miss Vivian Stanley of Villa Park. The bride is a graduate of Orange union high school and attended Santa Ana junior college. Mr. Fitzpatrick was graduated from Anaheim union high school and is employed in the engineering department of an aviation company at Inglewood. The newly weds will establish their home at 750 North Claudina street. It is said that all bears are "left-handed." Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Borgeson of 1227 Lincoln avenue, are the parents of a daughter, born July 5, at Sargeant's Maternity hospital in Santa Ana. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Dorman of 116 S. Olive, and the latter's sister, Miss Elaine Breeden, returned Sunday night from an eight-day trip to Missouri and Colorado. They travelled together to Albuquerque, at which point the Dormans continued to Springfield and Bagnall Dam, Mo., while Miss Breeden went to Denver and Fort Morgan, Colo. They met again at Albuquerque and visited the Painted Desert, Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam, en route home. Earl Baum, member of the Anaheim post office carrier force, returned to his duties Monday after his annual vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Carroll D. Cone and Mr. and Mrs. Theodore B. Kuchel visited the northern part of Arizona, the Grand Canyon and Boulder Dam during a July 4 weekend trip. They left Anaheim Wednesday afternoon and returned Sunday. A daughter was born July 5 to Mr. and Mrs. Franklin DeLozier of 735½ North Claudina street. Bound for Victoria, B. C., and perhaps Alaska, Mr. and Mrs. Everett M. Cone and Dr. and Mrs. Charles Schutz left Anaheim Friday and do not expect to return until the end of July. The Alaskan trip will be made if boat sail- Miss Mena Queale of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of brother and sister-in-law, Mrs. C. G. W. Queale of 318 Lemon street. Miss Merle West, graduating UCLA last February and seeking to Dean W. T. Boyce of Furry junior college this spring, received a contract to teach college's commercial department next year. Miss West is the co-director of Mr. and Mrs. F. G. West North Zeyn street. Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Freed George and daughter, Rose returned Saturday from a day vacation at Idyllwild. A month's vacation trip to Moines, Iowa, and other points of interest is in store for Mrs. Wilbert Bonney and so far, who left here Saturday will spend some time in Co-during their trip. Anaheim Townsend club will hold their regular card tomorrow evening at the room, 224 East Center starting at 8 o'clock, Mrs. Ferris, committee chairman nounces. A joint box dinner was held Anaheim city park last night members of the Young Institute and the Knight Columbus council. More members and guests attend. Marriage in Yuma, Ariana Sunday of Miss Gertrude H daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harker, and Arval Elliot announced Tuesday. Laws against vending cigarettes are enforced in 33 months. FABRICS Low prices for quick ties, satin jersy, pin stitched prints, Marvlo $1.50 per yard A. E. SCHUMACHER O. H. RENNER The S2R Store CYCLEARANCE July Sale Now In Progress Wire reductions—Save in Summer needs and on the buy all season items included in the reductions—ladies wear, shoes, yardage — Come tomorrow — the values extremendous. Ready to Wear FASHION CLEARANCE Standing values in women's and children's stylish wear. See them tomorrow—wear them all summer into Fall. Ladies' COATS July plaid sport coats—$10.95 Jules. July Sale price— $7.95 Only unlined ensemble coats, by Clearance Sale— $8.95 and $5.95 Silk Dresses Fine group in prints and solid colors, values to $16.75. July Clearance Sale price $7.95 Girls' DRESSES Dainty sheers in dimity, organdy and Swiss. Regular $1.95 values. July Sale price CLEARANCE Women's SHOES 500 pair dress shoes, broken lines of Red Cross, Tweedie and other high grade shoes— values to $7.50. July Clearance Sale— $4.85 Men's SHOES 200 pair to clear. Good fitting. Edgertons and Crosby Square, in white, tan and white, and two tones—July Clearance— $2.95 Men's Wear only unlined ensemble coats, July Sale price— $7.95 Evening Dresses lovely styles in assorted ties and colors—July Sale $5.95 Ladies' Skirts short line of crepe, twills and sey—July sale— $1.98 Chenille BEDSPREADS special group, an outstanding value in heavy, tufted bedreads—$2.95 values in white and colors. Single and double sizes, July Sale— $2.69 Bath Towel VALUES ock up now at our excepnally low prices— x44 big, thirsty towels in sorted colors, July Sale, each 25c Hand Towels to match, each 19c Esmond BLANKETS One group, 70x80 size in lovely plain colors and fancy patterns —with luscious bindings—July Sale price— $3.98 Axminister Style RUGS Colorful throw rugs in gay patterns, Special in the July Clearance— 27x36 size—each 79c 30x48 size—each $1.69 SPORT SHIRTS 1 group of men's cut and sewed sport shirts, short sleeves, $1.00 values—July Sale— 79c 2 for $1.50 SILK TIES Pure silk, men's summer ties in light colors, regular $1.00 quality. July Sale— 39c MEN'S $2.00 PAJAMAS, now ... $1.59 MEN'S STRAW HATS, 24 only to go at ... $1.09 MEN'S SPORT COATS ... $9.85 MEN'S ALL WOOL SUITS ... $15.85 Federal Land Loans Carry Low Interest Farmers will get the benefit immediately of the continued reduced interest rate on federal land bank and commissioner loans as provided by action of congress and approved by President Roosevelt. The reduced rate of 3½ percent on federal land bank loans will be continued under this legislation for a two-year period ending June 30, 1942, and the rate on CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH Communion Services will be conducted on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The subject is "Sacrament" and the Golden Text is from John: "The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth; for the Father seeketh such to worship him." A Bible citation presents these words of Jesus from John: "Labour not for the meat which perisheth, but for that meat which Miss Mena Queale of Los Angele is visiting at the home of her mother and sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. C. G. W. Queale of 318 South Mon street. Miss Merle West, graduate of LA last February and secretary Dean W. T. Boyce of Fullerton junior college this spring, has received a contract to teach in the college's commercial department last year. Miss West is the daugher Mr. and Mrs. F. G. West of 751 North Zeyn street. Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Frederick George and daughter, Rosemary, turned Saturday from a four-day vacation at Idyllwild. A month's vacation trip to Des Moines, Iowa, and other points of interest is in store for Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Bonney and son, Bilbo, who left here Saturday. They will spend some time in Colorado during their trip. Anaheim Townsend club No. 1 will hold their regular card party tomorrow evening at the clubroom, 224 East Center street, starting at 8 o'clock, Mrs. R. E. Harris, committee chairman, announces. A joint box dinner was held at Anaheim city park last night by members of the Young Ladies' institute and the Knights of Columbus council. More than 100 members and guests attended. Marriage in Yuma, Ariz., last Sunday of Miss Gertrude Harker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: E. B. Parker, and Arval Elliott was announced Tuesday. Laws against vending of narcotics are enforced in 33 states. Farmers will get the benefit immediately of the continued reduced interest rate on federal land bank and commissioner loans as provided by action of congress and approved by President Roosevelt. The reduced rate of 3½ percent on federal land bank loans will be continued under this legislation for a two-year period ending June 30, 1942, and the rate on land bank commissioner loans will be reduced during this period, from 4 to 3½ percent. Approximately $2,560,000,000 of federal land bank and commissioner loans are outstanding, originally written at rates averaging about five percent. The difference between the original rates and the reduced rates will mean a saving to farmers of about $38,000,000 a year. Scouts Will Leave For Outing Sunday Several members of Anaheim Boy Scout Troop 71 plan to leave next Sunday for a two-week outing at Camp Ro-Ki-Li. Among those who will go are Duane Brown, Lee Cooper, Dick Tozer, Wally Cram, Hilton Kieller, Jess Taylor, Dick Hayton, Bill Hayton, Bob Brooke, Ray Yelkin, Bill Hoffman and Robert Payan. They will be taken to camp by A. P. M. Brown, R. C. Payan and J. Morris. CAR DRIVERS CLEARED Drivers of cars which fatally injured two pedestrians last Fourth of July were exonerated from criminal blame Monday by coroner's juries. Drivers involved were James Payne, Redondo Beach, and L. A. Buchanan, Long Beach. Buy now and Buy in Anaheim! Communion Services will be conducted on Sunday in all Churches of Christ, Scientist. The subject is "Sacrament" and the Golden Text is from John: "The hour cometh, and now is, when the true worshippers shall worship the Father in spirit and in truth: for the Father seeketh such to worship him." A Bible citation presents these words of Jesus from John: "Labour not for the meat which perisheth, but for that meat which endureth unto everlasting life, which the Son of man shall give unto you: for him hath God the Father sealed... Verily, verily I say unto you, Moses gave you not that bread from heaven; but my Father giveth you the true bread from heaven. For the bread of God is he which cometh down from heaven, and giveth life unto the world... I am the living bread which came down from heaven: if any man eat of this bread, he shall live for ever." Passages from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary Baker Eddy state: "As the individual ideal of Truth, Christ Jesus came to rebuke rabbinical error and all sin, sickness, and death—to point out the way of Truth and Life... First in the list of Christian duties, he taught his followers the healing power of Truth and Love. He attached no importance to dead ceremonies. It is the living Christ, the practical Truth, which makes Jesus 'the resurrection and the life' to all who follow him in deed."