anaheim-gazette 1942-09-03

Mark Fisher, Bride Make Home at Catalina After Short Honeymoon at Arrowhead; Bridegroom Stationed with Naval Reserve Following a short honeymoon at Lake Arrowhead, Mark Roger Fisher and his bride, the former Reatha Ochsner of Long Beach, are now at home in an apartment on Catalina Island, where the bridegroom is stationed with the U.S. Naval Reserve. Mr. Fisher is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fisher of Houston avenue while his bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ochsner of Long Beach. The wedding took place at the Episcopal church in Long Beach Wednesday, August 26. The double ring ceremony was used. Miss Ochsner wore a blue tailored suit with an orchid corsage. Her sister Lucille, of Long Beach, was maid of honor. She was also dressed in blue and wore a pink corsage. Best man was Edgar Fisher, of San Luis Obispo, the bridegroom's brother. Ushers were Ralph Ochsner of Long Beach, bride's brother, and John Fisher of Anaheim, another brother of the bridegroom. A reception in the church parlors followed the ceremony. About 150 relatives and guests attended. Both mothers and fathers of the bridal couple received at the door. The mothers wore gardenia corsages on the shoulder of their street dresses. The bride is a graduate of the Long Beach business college and had been working at Douglas Aircraft corporation before her marriage. Her bridegroom is a graduate of Fullerton high school and Riverside junior college. He enlisted in the Naval Reserve last December and was inducted early in January. Barbecue Will Save Labor On Labor Day Why labor on Labor Day? How about a barbecue with you, your family (and anyone else you want) invited—to cook a meal outdoors! And if you're looking for meat with delicious flavor, here are some suggestions to try during a barbecue. First of all, the fire. It can be made with charcoal, charcoal brikettes or wood, but the main thing to remember is to roast the meat over live coals instead of flames. Then the meat. There are many cuts of meat suitable for a barbecue—steaks and chops, including club, T-bone, porterhouse and rib beef steaks, and loin, rib and shoulder lamb chops. If you prefer barbecuing a larger piece of meat, choose a rolled or standing rib roast of beef, the leg or shoulder of lamb or spareribs. Now, the process of barbecuing. Steaks and chops should be browned on one side then, turned and browned on the other. The roasts should be turned occasionally to insure even cooking. IN EL MONTE Miss Wilma Fledderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fledderman of 229 Ellsworth street left Sunday to visit her cousin June Smith, in El Monte. She will return after Labor Day. LEAVES FOR CANADA Mrs. Willard Findley, the former Ruth Edmiston of this city, left Monday for Calgary in Alberta Canada, where she will join her husband. She has been staying three weeks with her mother, Mrs. Edith Edmiston of 118 South Olive street. TRANSPORT COMMISSION Second Lieutenant's commission was received by Leslie I. Ferreira of 754 North Clementine street who was formerly the manager of McCoy Drug store in this city. He is in the service pilots' division Air Transport Command. Before his commission, he was a pharmacist and attended the University of Southern California. HOME FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. Maude McCann of this city, who underwent an operation in Anaheim Lutheran hospital four months ago, returned the week to her home at 416 South Olive street. A visitor at her home was her brother, Will Potter of Chicago, Ill. AT LOS ANGELES Mrs. Mary Stanbrough, a member of the Anaheim chapter Eastern Star, is at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles where she had a major operation. Anaheim Matron Feted With Layette Shower Mrs. Granville Hopkins of this city was feted with a layette shower by Mrs. Alma Crosby at her home on North Olive street this week. Many friends from Anaheim and out-of-town complimented the honored guest with appropriate gifts. Color scheme for the evening was pink and blue. Flower arrangements, refreshments and gifts were all in these colors. Winners of the games were Mrs. Austin Fordyce and Mrs. B. G. Metz. Attending from Anaheim were Mrs. Fred Edwards, mother of the feted guest; Mrs. Earl Hopkins, Dixie Lee Hopkins, Mrs. Rod Craven, Sarron and Karren Craven, Mrs. Robert Jackson, Miss Mary Shaver, Mrs. Austin Fordyce, Mrs. Lois Rettig, Mrs. Earl Requarth, Mrs. Lydia Fischer. Others present were Mrs. N. J. Metz, Mrs. B. G. Metz of Santa Ana; Mrs. Arnold Fischer, Fullerton. Those who were not able to attend but who sent gifts were Geraldine Hopkins, Mrs. Wayne Held, both of Anaheim; Mrs. R. Jackson, Santa Ana; Mrs. Robert Shoupe, Inglewood, Mrs. Marian Wilder, Pasadena. Assistant hostesses to Mrs. Crosby were Mrs. Elmer Hamilton and Mrs. Lydia Fischer. Mrs. Del Giorgio Returns Here From Northern Trip Mrs. Frank Del Giorgio, the former Madeline Moore of this city, returned this week from a vacation in the north where she spent several days with her husband who is a corporal in the United States army. He was stationed at Fort Louise before being transferred to San Francisco. Now, the process of barbecuing Steaks and chops should be browned on one side then, turned and browned on the other. The roasts should be turned occasionally to insure even cooking. Ground meat and cubes of meat are excellent when barbecued too. Hamburgers and “shiskkabobs” are good examples. The “shiskkabobs” are made by alternating cubes of lamb (usually shoulder), one and one-half to two inches square, with onion and apple rings on wooden skewers. Then a strip of bacon is wrapped lengthwise around each “shiskkabob.” For additional flavor, the cubes of lamb are often marinated before they are threaded on the skewer. The marinade can be French dressing, some mixture of vinegar oil and spices, or your favorite recipe of barbecue sauce. And the accompaniments—corn on the cob, baked potatoes, sliced tomatoes and watermelon or fresh fruit. And the appetite—you needn't worry about that! Dinner Honors Man Who Will Enter Officer’s Training Turkey dinner honoring Richard Gay, son of Mr. and Mrs. James G. Gay of 326 North Janss street, was given in his parents’ home Friday evening. He will soon enter officers' training in the U.S. Army. Attending the dinner were the honored guest and wife of Anaheim and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Davis and sons, Donald and Jimmy, also of Anaheim; and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Richards of Brea. Mr. Gay has been assistant cashier with the Bank of America in this city for some time, having been employed there for 14 years. He was educated in Colorado and moved here with his family 14 years ago. A visitor in the Gay home now is First Lieut. Hayden Williams, nephew of Mr. and Mrs. Gay, from Renton, Wash. City Park Serves Large Family Picnic club, T-bone, porterhouse and rib beef steaks, and loin, rib and shoulder lamb chops. If you prefer barbecuing a larger piece of meat, choose a rolled or standing rib roast of beef, the leg or shoulder of lamb or spareribs. AT LOS ANGELES Mrs. Mary Stanbrough, a member of the Anaheim chapter Eastern Star, is at the Good Samaritan hospital in Los Angeles where she had a major operation. BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder and family of this city were present at a recent birthday celebration held in the home of Ms. and Mrs. Russell Hardcastle at Santa Ana to honor Mrs. T. Natland of Garden Grove, mother of Mrs. Reafsnyder. About 24 members of family were present, including children grandchildren, brothers and sisters of the honored guest. WEEK AT SHASTA The Clyde Jacksons of West Broadway returned Sunday from a week at Mount Shasta. According them were Mrs. A. Merrifield and son, Gilbert Fullerton. On their way, they visited Mrs. Jackson's father and sister at Red Bluff. IN REDLANDS Miss Genevieve Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley of 751 North Palm street, is staying with her grandparents, Ms. and Mrs. C. F. Mitchell in Redlands. She will return after Labor Day. CRESTLINE GUEST Mrs. Mary Anderson of North Philadelphia street was guest of the Earl Baums of Anheim at their cabin in Crestlake over the weekend. Also presided over the weekend. Also presided over the weekend. SUNDAY GUESTS Guests of Mrs. Luna M. Bartlett and daughter, Elizabeth, of 1 West Center street were Ms. Grace Fraser and children, Ms. Iane, Janet, Don and Bill and M Wheatley, all of Hollywood. They were entertained Sunday with dinner and spent the evening here. OREGON VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kessey Ashland, Ore., uncle and aunt Mrs. Howard Essex, were visiting at the Essex home on Cresco avenue Sunday. They will ret Mrs. Del Giorgio Returns Here From Northern Trip Mrs. Frank Del Giorgio, the former Madeline Moore of this city, returned this week from a vacation in the north where she spent several days with her husband who is a corporal in the United States army. He was stationed at Fort Louise before being transferred to San Francisco. After spending two months in Tacoma, Wash., Mrs. Del Giorgio joined her husband at Fort Louise, accompanied him to San Francisco and then flew with him to this city. He could only remain here two days before returning to duty. Mrs. Del Giorgio is staying with her mother at 119 North Philadelphia street. Visiting her at the present time is Miss Betty Brands from Tacoma, Wash., who will stay here indefinitely. Rev. Boatmen and Family Return From Vacation Trip Rev. Don Earl Boatman, pastor of Anaheim Church of Christ, returned to Anaheim this week with his wife and daughter, Donna Gail, from a three weeks' vacation. During the first fortnight, the trio spent the time at Strawberry Flats and at Lake Gregory. For the last seven days, Rev. and Mrs. Boatman attended the Southwest conference of Churches of Christ at Prescott, Ariz., with Mr. and Mrs. Hal Marten of Montebello. The Anaheim pastor was speaker at the opening session of the conference last Tuesday. During their southern trip, they stopped at Grand Canyon, Oak street Canyon and other points of interest. Donna Gail, daughter of the Boatmans, spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Boatman, in Rialto. City Park Serves Large Family Picnic Anaheim's popular city park was the scene Sunday of a family picnic when several Anaheim folk joined with Fullerton, Riverside, Glendale and Los Angeles people for an afternoon of fun. From Anaheim were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Fender, Mr. and Mrs. Al Gray, Mrs. C. Barker and Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Harling and daughters, Shirley and Mildred. Others were Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fender, Fullerton; L. H. Harling, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Harling and daughters, Darlene and Delores, Mr. and Mrs. Don Vanderzyl and children, Lewis and Sylvia, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Beard and daughter, Betty, all of Riverside; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Keary of Glandale, and Mrs. Eva Baumgartle of Los Angeles, a friend of the family group. Hartley-Christlieb Nuptial Date Set Engagement of Miss Avvanell Hartley of Anaheim to Clyde Christlieb of Fullerton was announced this week by Mr. and Mrs. Amos B. Hartley of 312 East Broadway, parents of the bride-elect. The wedding will be held at Capilla de San Antonio Sept. 18. Mrs. Hartley is a graduate of Anaheim high school and attended last year at Fullerton junior college. Her fiance is a graduate of Fullerton high school and junior college. He is now working at Lockheed airplane corporation. Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Hanson son, David, of 925 North Clemmine street, returned this week from a vacation spent at Huntington Lake, Sequoia and San Diego. Several days were enjoyed at La Shore Resort on Huntington Lake though no fish were caught. OREGON VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Kessey Ashland, Ore., uncle and aunt of Mrs. Howard Essex, were visit at the Essex home on Crescent avenue Sunday. They will return soon to spend a few days here. DAUGHTER HERE Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Sodich Galveston, Tex., are spend several days with Mrs. Gertrude Farmer at 218 South Clement street. Mrs. Sodich is the daucer of Mrs. Farmer. FEW DAYS' VISIT Mr. and Mrs. C. Endicott Jr., Albuquerque, N.M., are visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Endicott on La Palma avenue this week Mrs. Endicott is the former Ms Show of this city. Mr. Endicott is employed with civil services. TAFT FRIENDS Mr. and Mrs. Rex Collins, formerly of Anaheim and now of Tampa and Capt. and Mrs. O'Brien from Gardner field, Taft, were visit over the weekend at the home Mr. and Mrs. G. J. Engelbert 412 North Janss street.Ca O'Brien is with the Army corps. HOLLYWOOD VISITOR Mrs. Warren Parker of No Hollywood is visiting her parent Mr. and Mrs.J.D.Eger of South Lemon street, this week. RETURNED FROM VACATION Mr. and Mrs.O.E.Hanson son, David, of 925 North Clemmine street, returned this week from a vacation spent at Huntington Lake, Sequoia and San Diego.Several days were enjoyed at La Shore Resort on Huntington Lake though no fish were caught. A Little Of Everything MONTE Wilma Fledderman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Fledderman of 229 Ellsworth street, day to visit her cousin, Smith, in El Monte. She turns after Labor Day. FOR CANADA Willard Findley, the form-Edmiston of this city, left for Calgary in Alberta, where she will join her family. She has been staying weeks with her mother, Mrs. Edmiston of 118 South Olive. PORT COMMISSION Lieutenant's commission received by Leslie I. Ferrell North Clementine street, is formerly the manager of Drug store in this city. He service pilots' division, transport Command. Before commission, he was a pharmacist attended the University of San California. FROM HOSPITAL Maude McCann of this town underwent an operation inheim Lutheran hospital months ago, returned this to her home at 416 South Street. A visitor at her was her brother, Will Porchicago, Ill. S ANGELES Mary Stanbrough, a mem-birth of the Anaheim chapter of Star, is at the Goodman hospital in Los Angeles who had a major operation. SOUTH DAKOTA PICNIC Attending the South Dakota picnic at Sycamore Grove in Los Angeles from this city were Mr. and Mrs. Leavitt Ford and Mr. and Mrs. N. Thorson. EXPOSITION PARK Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Foster and sons, Billy and Richard, met Pasadena and Los Angeles friends at Exposition park in Los Angeles for a picnic supper Sunday. About 17 persons attended. HERE ON BIRTHDAY Mrs. Mary Gray of Pasadena, mother of Mrs. Roy Helsing, was at the Helsing home on North Zeyn street this past weekend and celebrated her 78th birthday anniversary with her son-in-law and daughter. She returned home Monday. TRANSFERRED TO TEXAS Lieut. Jack Gardner of Santa Ana, nephew of P. E. Fluor, J. S. Fluor Jr. and Mrs. Leonard Daigle of this city, has been transferred from Chemical Warfare school at Edgewood Arsenal, Md., to Biggs Field, El Paso, Tex. OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Tom Welch and Miss Clara Schroeder of Bellflower; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Peters and Miss Flavia Peters of Santa Ana were Sunday dinner guests of the E. B. Blacks of 705 North Palm street. NEW DAUGHTER Cecilia Mae, new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Musch, was born Friday at the Fullerton general hospital. Cousin of Anaheim Woman Given Bridal Shower Here Miss Mary Roberta Dolan of Los Angeles, cousin of Mrs. Stephen Gallagher and bride-elect of Francis Joseph Kane of Los Angeles, was honored Tuesday afternoon with a handker-chief shower at the Gallagher home, 900 West Broadway. An early luncheon began the delightful afternoon. White flowers decorated the rooms of the home. Conversation concerning the approaching marriage served to pass the time after the lunch-eon. It was learned that the nuptial rites will be in mid-September. Guests, all relatives of the bride-to-be, were her mother, Mrs. F. H. Dolan, Mrs. J. B. Mather, Mrs. W. L. Brown, Mrs. Matthew Flynn, Mrs. George Cunningham, all of Los Angeles; Mrs. W. A. Dolan of Anaheim, mother of the hostess; and Mrs. Phil Bastian of El Monte. Miss Lowery Reveals Engagement to Mr. Bernardo Yorba Announcement of betrothal of Miss Margie Lowery to Aviation Cadet Bernardo Yorba was made by the bride-elect at an informal barbecue in the gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kraemer in Placentia. Hostess of the affair was Miss Beverly Kraemer, close friend of the bride-to-be. The betrothed couple are well-known in this community. Miss Lowery is a graduate of Fullerton junior college and is now employ- Anaheim Gazette, Alfred Hartmann, Helen Kibat Wed In Pastor’s Home Home of Rev. and Mrs. H.Dymmel at 310 South La-street was the scene of nu-rites of Miss Helen Kibat Alfred Hartmann last Thursday evening. Rev. Dymmel, past Bethel Baptist church, official Summer blossoms against background of ferns formed altar. Miss Kibat wore a tail pin-stripe navy suit with matching accessories. An orchid bouvardia corsage was pinned her lapel. The bride’s attendant was L Rose Urbigkeit, dressed in a tume suit of cadet blue matching accessories and a sage of gardenias and rose Best man was Martin Hartford of Los Angeles, cousin of bridegroom. Taking the place of the bride parents during the ceremony reception were her uncle and Mr. and Mrs. E. Walpus of Angeles. After the nuptial rite the bride received a tele-from her parents in Iowa, wished her much happiness the future. The bridegroom son of Mrs. Amelia Stanwyn Hanson road. A reception was held in bridegroom’s home. Aiding hostess duties were Miss Urbigkeit, Miss Thelma Junge and Miss Evelyn Bartchard. Stanway was attired in a hoop print crepe with a corsal white flowers. A honeymoon trip was right after the reception will make their home here No underwent an operation in the Rheim Lutheran hospital months ago, returned this day to her home at 416 South Street. A visitor at her was her brother, Will Por-Chicago, Ill. S ANGELES Mary Stanbrough, a mem- the Anaheim chapter of Star, is at the Goodman hospital in Los Angeles she had a major operation. DAY CELEBRATION and Mrs. Ray Reafsnyder family of this city were at a recent birthday cele- held in the home of Mr. Mrs. Russell Hardcastle of Ana to honor Mrs. T. C. of Garden Grove, mother Reafsnyder. At 24 members of family present, including children, children, brothers and sis- the honored guest. AT SHASTA Clyde Jacksons of West Way returned Sunday from at Mount Shasta. Accom- them were Mrs. A. W. Field and son, Gilbert, of On. On their way, they met Mrs. Jackson's father and at Red Bluff. DOLANDS Genevieve Bradley, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Bradley North Palm street, is stay- with her grandparents, Mr. Mrs. C. F. Mitchell in Red She will return after Day. LINE GUEST Mary Anderson of 617 Philadelphia street was a of the Earl Baums of Ana- at their cabin in Crestline the weekend. Also present Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Saenger city. RAY GUESTS ests of Mrs. Luna M. Bartlett daughter, Elizabeth, of 1215 Center street were Mrs. Fraser and children, Max- net, Don and Bill and Billley, all of Hollywood. They entertained Sunday with a and spent the evening here. ON VISITORS and Mrs. W. M. Kesse of And, Ore., uncle and aunt of Howard Essex, were visitors Essex home on Crescent Sunday. They will return OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Tom Welch and Miss Clara Schroeder of Bellflower; Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Peters and Miss Flavia Peters of Santa Ana were Sunday dinner guests of the E. B. Blacks of 705 North Palm street. NEW DAUGHTER Cecilia Mae, new daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Musch, was born Friday at the Fullerton general hospital. FORMER RESIDENTS HERE Former residents of this city, Dr. Bert Boyd and his wife, Dr. Ida Menges Boyd, of Los Angeles, were dinner guests Sunday of Mrs. Eva H. Boyd and her daughter, Jessie, and spent the afternoon with Mrs. Ella Coons and Mrs. Jane Helmsen, old-time friends. Miss Jessie E. Boyd left this week for Oakland, accompanied by her uncle, Dr. Bert Boyd. FAMILY DINNER Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Ellsworth of Cypress were hosts to a large family gathering at their home on Walker street Sunday. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Norval Chapman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Wier of Pasadena; Harry Mallory and son, from Long Beach; Mr. and Mrs. Glen Miser and family and Mrs. Carah Chapman of Cypress. Mrs. Miser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth, returned home Sunday from an Artesia hospital, where she underwent an appendectomy. Announcement of betrothal of Miss Margie Lowery to Aviation Cadet Bernardo Yorba was made by the bride-elect at an informal barbecue in the gardens of the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Kraemer in Placentia. Hostess of the affair was Miss Beverly Kraemer, close friend of the bride-to-be. The betrothed couple are well-known in this community. Miss Lowery is a graduate of Fullerton junior college and is now employed at the West Coast Army Air training Center. Mr. Yorba attended Loyola college three years before enlisting in the Air Corps. The date of the wedding has not been announced. Tews Family Home From Vacations In East and North At home following vacations are Dr. and Mrs. Howard Tews and daughter, Norma Jean, of 700 North Helena street. Mrs.Tews and daughter spent six weeks in the east while Dr.Tews spent the last ten days fishing in the High Sierras. In the east, the Anaheim travelers visited Mrs.Tews' father, Joseph Profant in La Porte, Ind., and with friends in Illinois and Michigan. They returned Wednesday morning. On his fishing trip, Dr.Tews was accompanied by Dr.E.Conner of Glendale. Returning Sunday, the local dentist said that he and his partner had caught the limit of fish. TO KENTUCKY Leaving this week for a m stay in Corvin, Ky., were Mrs.H.T.Alspip of 716 Zeyn street. They will visit Alsip's parents there. SMASH VALUE Rock-O-Rest Easy ROCKER You Save $5 or this $19.95 Value This famed Rock-O-Rest Easy Rocker by "Joslow" brings you old-time comfort in 1942 style Generously upholstered for re- relaxation Smart durable covers Never have we been able to offer such a fine chair f so little You Save $5 on this $19.95 Value This famed Rock-O-Rest Easier Rocker by "Joslow" brings year-old-time comfort in 1942 style. Generously upholstered for restful relaxation. Smart, durable covers. 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