anaheim-gazette 1943-01-14

Boatswain In U.S. Navy Is Wedded To Charming Anaheim Girl While Here On Three Weeks' Leave When Chief Boatswain Joseph Wagner departs tomorrow for his U.S. Naval station at Philadelphia, he will resume his duties under the new status of a married man. For his wedding to Mrs. Ruth W. Mosher of 215 East Wilhelmina street, was an event of Monday evening, in the parsonage home of the Rev. Thomas L. Burden, pastor of White Temple Methodist church. The marriage rites conducted by the Rev. Mr. Burden were quietly impressive. The bride paid deference to her bridegroom's place in the nation's armed forces, by choosing a smart suit in navy blue, worn with white satin blouse and accented by dress accessories in rich burgundy hues and her corsage cluster of orchids. Mrs. Miles Peet, who served her sister-in-law as matron of honor, also wore a suit in lighter shade of blue, with white blouse and black accessories. Her flowers were gardenias. Lewis Rees assisted Mr. Wagner as best man. Mr. and Mrs. Miles Peet were hosts at the reception complimenting the newlyweds, receiving the wedding guests in their home, 318 North Janss street. It was bright with flowers and bridal decorations for the event. The happy couple made a pretty ceremony of cutting their wedding cake, which was served with wedding bell-centered ices and coffee. Guests included with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wagner and Mrs. Nancy Peet, parents of the bridegroom and bride, the latter's small son, Master Stanley Mosher, Mr. and Mrs. Loren Peet, Mr. and Mrs. George Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Rees, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Riske, Mrs. Flora Davis, Mrs. Moriarty, Miss Georgia Cottington, Mrs. Ferne Heil, Messrs. Walter Kinney As fresh as paint are these crisp eyelet embroidered medallions which furbish up a black or dark blue crepe frock for the first days of approaching spring. Margot Stevenson of CBS "Stage Door Canteen," find they snap on, making it easy to keep them Red Cross Chapter Announces Its Annual Meeting Tuesday night, January 19, has been announced by Mrs. Lotus Loudon, chairman of Anaheim chapter, American Red Cross, as the date for the chapter's annual meeting. All Red Cross members are invited to attend the important session which will be held in Wesleyan hall of White Temple Methodist church, beginning at 7 o'clock. There will be the customary annual reports as well as election of the new board of directors. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U. S. Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U. S. Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U. S. Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U. S. Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U. S. Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U. S. Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U.S.A., Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U.S.A., Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martens and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Martens is with the U.S.A., Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Martens was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Martens for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martenes and his bride, the former Ruth Zimmerman of LaCrosse, enjoyed with his mother and sister, Mrs. Anna Martens and Mrs. Ida Duncan, 1016 West Broadway. Mr. Marten is with the U.S.A., Army ordinance department at Camp McCoy, near La Crosse. He is a former commander of Anaheim post VFW, and he and his bride of December 26, attended post and auxiliary meetings during their short visit here. Mrs. Marten was initiated into VFW auxiliary membership at last week's session over which Mollie Claes presided. Recent Bride Joins VFW Auxiliary Departure yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. John C. Marten for La Crosse, Wisc., brought to a close a short visit which Mr. Martin is with his father, Harry G. Spielman, were dinner guests in the Charles Loony home, Orange. Mrs.Loony is Cpl. Spielman's younger sister. Another pleasant occasion was when the young man and his mother were entertained in the James Walker home on South Melrose with Mrs.Walker's mother, Mrss.Claudina Clark, completing the group spending an enjoyable evening. D.A.R.COUNCIL Mrs.Albert Karlen，regent of Anaheim chapter D.A.R.has announced a meeting of Southern Council of the California society D.A.R.to be held Tuesday in the Alexandria hotel，Los Angeles。 SEAT YOURSELF AROUND A SET YOU'RE PROUD OF 42x30 TABLE EXTENDS TO 52-IN. Victory Modern Jr. DINING ROOM $29.50 VALUE $1950 ALL 5 PIECES MADE OF SELECTED WESTERN CABINET WOODS CHOICE OF WALNUT OR HONEYTONE 42x30 TABLE EXTENDS TO 88-IN. CHAIRS HAVE 4-SQUARE STRETCHER SUPPORTS ATTRACTIVE SEAT COVERINGS WITH THE $10 YOU SAVE BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Even in normal times this would be a tremendous saving opportunity, but now with priorities and factories fast going into defense work, this value is little short of unbelievable. 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Young Couple Take Wedding Vows at Quiet Church Rites Altnought Technical Sergeant Robert Schweinfest was expecting an early recall to his duties in the U.S. Army's ordinance department at Camp McCoy, Wise., he hadn't expected to have his short Southland honeymoon interrupted by the telegram which on Sunday evening recalled him to his new station at Staten Island, N.Y. The wedding of Sgt. Schweinfest and Miss Laura Dean, former member of the Fremont school staff but now of the Los Angeles Office of Censorship, was an event of quiet simplicity occurring Thursday afternoon in Figueroa Christian church, Los Angeles. The bride chose a smart frock of printed silk in cerise and gray, worn with black hat, slippers and gloves and a corsage cluster of deep pink camellias. Members of the two immediate families in attendance at the wedding, later were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George Dean, 217 East Sycamore streeet, at a wedding dinner with which they complimented their son-in-law and daughter in Daniger's cafe, Santa Ana. Guests included Sgt. Schweinfest's parents, Mr. and Man Arrives Short Visit short visit from Army at the Presidio, San Lolli Lawson Spielman of his mother, Mrs. Spielman, 511 East He will spend the Needles with his sis-E. Hardin, returning Sunday afternoon. by evening, Cpl. Spielman's father, Harry G. were dinner guests in Loony home, Orange. is Cpl. Spielman's mr. Another pleasant when the young man were entertained Walker home on ride with Mrs. Walker's mss. Claudina Clark, the group spending an evening. The California society held Tuesday in the hotel, Los Angeles. Kraft-Dast Wedding Is Recent Event At quiet wedding rites occurring in this city on Monday, January 11, Mrs. Lillie A. Kraft became the bride of William Dast, who arrived in the early winter from his former home in Alma, Mich. Judge Halsey I. Spence, Fullerton city judge, officiated at the wedding. Mr. and Mrs. Dast will be at home to their friends at 413 East Adele street. Their marriage crowns a friendship of long duration, for they were former schoolmates in Michigan. Mr. Dast, now retired from active business life, is no stranger to the Anaheim community, for he has visited here in past winters. Members of the two immediate families in attendance at the wedding, later were entertained by Mr. and Mrs. George Dean, 217 East Sycamore streeet, at a wedding dinner with which they complimented their son-in-law and daughter in Daniger's cafe, Santa Ana. Guests included Sgt. Schweinfest's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Schweinfest of N. Janss St., with his brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Don Brunskill of Fullerton, and his cousin, Mrs. Evans of San Diego. The new Mr. and Mrs. Schweinfest returned to Los Angeles, but were in this city again on Sunday where the senior Mr. and Mrs. Schweinfest were dinner hosts in their honor, entertaining the same group that had been present for the wedding and wedding dinner. With Sgt. Schweinfest's departure for the east, his bride will continue her duties in Los Angeles. Mrs. B. Dahl as her sister's honor matron, wore blue chiffon velvet and carried pink roses with tendrils of pink sweet peas matched by the sweet pea chaplet in her hair. Another sister, Miss Violet Musch, and Miss Wanda Morgan also wore chiffon velvet bridesmaid frocks in poudre blue. Both carried pink sweet peas and wore wreaths of the fragrant blossoms. All three wore strands of pearls, the gift of the bride. Guests remained for the reception staged in the church parlors where Mrs. Roy Musch, Miss Beverly Musch, Mrs. Paul Musch and Mrs. John Lotze aided in hostess duties. The bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Musch, joined the receiving line, but Sgt. Dawson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. Dawson of Galesburg, Ill., were unable to come to the coast for the wedding. The new Mrs. Dawson, a graduate of Anaheim high school and Fullerton junior college, plans to continue her stenographic duties with the Sawyer Electrical Manufacturing company of Los Angeles while her husband remains stationed at the Santa Ana base. About a week ago we told the Wing but it looked as wind as many folks went down the mornings are Snappy so while we think of Spring A Warm Coat will prove to a real safeguard. When selections get yourself a nice Coat Our selections are Beautiful Pictures don't give our mer... Information's time is a wartime scarcity, too! The trained eyes and fingers of telephone operators are needed, these days, at the switchboards that are heavily loaded with war calls. Telephone equipment of every kind is deep in the war task. Will you help us to make every bit of equipment count? 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