anaheim-gazette 1944-06-22

Chris Steinborn, Resident 40 Years Passes Away Sat. Chris Steinborn, a resident of Anaheim for the past forty years, passed away last Saturday, June 17, at the county hospital. His home was at 112 East Adele street. He was 78 years old. Mr. Steinborn was born in Clay county, Kansas. His survivors are three nephews, John Steinborn of Anaheim; Charles Martin of Los Angeles and Theodore M. Orciere of Riverside; one brother, John L. Steinborn of Manchester, Kans. Funeral services were conducted on Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock from the chapel of the Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary with the Rev. Thomas L. Burden, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church, delivering the sermon. Burial was in Anaheim cemetery. Please help make The Gazette a better newspaper by giving your local, society or personal news items. Phone 2206. Mrs. Louise J. Wessel Passes In Whittier Mrs. Louise J. Wessel, 80 years of age, passed away in Whittier on Monday evening. The family home is at 224 North Clementine, Anaheim. She was born in Davenport, Iowa, and had lived in Anaheim for the past twenty-four years. Survivors are one son, Edward Wessel of Montebello; one daughter, Laura Nicholson of Wisner, Nebr.; three grandchildren, Edward Wessel, Jr., who is a midshipman at the Naval Academy at Anapolis, Md., Jane Louise and Marlene Ann Wessel, both of Montebello. Services will be under the direction of the Christian Science church this (Thursday) afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars Mortuary with entombment in Loma Vista Mausoleum. A marriage license was issued on Monday of this week to David Daniel Bartchard of Anaheim and Evelyn Lucille Williams of Fullerton. 'Snowbirds' To Flight In 9th Annual Yacht Race at Newport From one to a hundred years is the only age for the ninth annual "Flight the Snowbirds" to be held Sunday, August 6, at 1:30 on Newport Harbor, according to W.K. Lewis, who heads the Committee handling this year's novice yachting event. Increased awards are offered Trophies go to the first ten finish the race. Added special prizes are, to the first girl to finish an award given by Mr. Healy, Commodore of the Bay Yacht club. An award given by Commodore Albert Soiland to youngest girl to finish. J.M.Wester will give a trophy to youngest boy to finish, and H.Commodore J.W.Condon of Newport Harbor Yacht club will give a special award to the oldest skipper to finish the race. To encourage the hundreds more skippers usually enter medals will go to the 11th skipper and thereafter one to eighth skipper to finish. Rules the race will be drawn by a committee of the Newport Harbor gatta association and the age of one to hundred and one year is the first rule the committee made. Serving with Walter K.Lare are Henry B.Grandin and J.J.Webster, Newport Harbor Yacht club, Commodore Mark H.Fred Brewer and Kenneth Gan Balboa Yacht club. 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ANAHEIM GAZETTE This is an official U.S. Treasury advertisement—prepared under auspices of Treasury Department and War Advertising Council ANAHEIM GAZETTE Snowbirds' To Fly 9th Annual Yacht Race at Newport From one to a hundred and years is the only age limit the ninth annual "Flight of Snowbirds" to be held Sun-August 6, at 1:30 on New-Harbor, according to Walter Lewis, who heads the Combe handling this year's notable event. Released awards are offered. Ties go to the first ten to the race. Added special trophies are, to the first girl to finish, awarded by Mark W. Commodore of the Balboa Yacht club. An award given by Commodore Albert Soiland to the oldest girl to finish. J. M. Webb will give a trophy to the oldest boy to finish, and Past-Commodore J. W. Condon of the Port Harbor Yacht club will receive a special award to the oldest girl to finish. Encourage the hundred or skippers usually entered, tails will go to the 11th skip-and thereafter one to every skipper to finish. Rules for race will be drawn by a committee of the Newport Harbor Reunion association and the age limit is to hundred and one years the first rule the committee has. Serving with Walter K. Lewis Henry B. Grandin and James Fisher, Newport Harbor Yacht Commodore Mark Healy, Brewer and Kenneth Mor-Balboa Yacht club Commo- Rudy Vallee And Coast Guard Band Coming Here July 1 Rotary District Conference To Be Held at Whittier A large delegation of Anaheim Rotarians are planning to go to Whittier this Friday and Saturday to attend the district convention of Rotary clubs, it was announced by President Paul Demaree at Monday's noon luncheon meeting at the Elks club. Plans are also being made by the club to conduct the War Bond sale next Monday at the bond booth on Center street. The club will provide a program and the members will go from their meeting place to the bond platform where they will buy and sell bonds during the afternoon. Mr. William Fackiner of Anaheim entertained the club with several vocal solos. He was enthusiastically applauded by members of the club. He was accompanied on the piano by Miss Helen Pifer. Mr. Fackiner is soloist in the Uterpi Opera Reading club in Los Angeles and is also soloist at the West Adams Presbyterian church in Los Angeles. George Hedstrom, chairman of the U. S. O. party committee, announced that plans for the party sponsored by the Rotary club to be held in Santa Ana next Saturday evening were almost completed. He announced that Earl Silzle was donating several gallons of orange juice for the occasion and that twenty cakes had been promised by members of the club. Robert Boney announced the resumption of night baseball at DeMolays To Have Silver Jubilee Montebello Suisse Members of Anaheim DeMolay will journey to bello, Sunday, June 25th tend the Southern California Molay Silver Jubilee The local organization with 45 other Southern Chapters in the celebrations will commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Order of America. The Master and Advisor's will lead their fathers and their fathers in participation of the man scheduled in the day program. An all Southern swimming meet will be the morning followed by a training program in the bello high school au Lieut. Governor Fred Lester former member of the DeMolay, will be one of speakers as well as Walt of motion picture fame former DeMolay. Mervy "Ishkabible" of Kay Kahechestra, will be the M.Ceremonies introducing and speaking enter Claude Morrison, Grand Masons for California will present. Judge William R. McKenna Member of the Order of California, will welcome delegates and visiting catholics. Lieut. Rudy Vallee, leader of the Coast Guard 11th Naval District Band will bring his famous musical organization to Anaheim for a concert in the Greek Theatre, Anaheim City Park, on the evening of Saturday, July 1, it was announced today by the Anaheim Bond Committee. Admission to this concert will be by Bond purchase only and tickets will be issued to all bond buyers starting today and continuing until the hour of the concert. Noted as a perfectionist in his own work, Lieut. Rudy Vallee has drilled his service band to a degree of perfection seldom equalled either in civilian or service life and its scheduled appearance in Anaheim should be an event of unique importance. The Anaheim Bond committee feel that they are very fortunate in being able to bring this famous organization to Anaheim and expressed the belief that citizens of this community will be eager to buy their bonds now in order that they may receive tickets admitting them to this splendid two hours of entertainment. There are 43 Coast Guardsmen in the organization which will present its entertainment on July 1st, including 33 of the nation's best musicians as well as top flight entertainers' and, of course Rudy, the original crooner, himself. Admission to the show will be by Bond purchase only and these bonds are to be included in the totals credited against Anaheim's quota of $1,400,000. One ticket will be issued for each $25 in Bond value purchased with a limit of not more than 5 tickets for any one purchase. Tickets are available at all regular issuing agencies in Anaheim and will be delivered with the bonds regardless of the place of purchase or order. The issuing agencies in George Hedstrom, chairman of the U. S. O. party committee, announced that plans for the party sponsored by the Rotary club to be held in Santa Ana next Saturday evening were almost completed. He announced that Earl Silzle was donating several gallons of orange juice for the occasion and that twenty cakes had been promised by members of the club. Robert Boney announced the resumption of night baseball at La Palma park this Thursday evening. The Anaheim Bombers will meet the Fullerton Merchants. County-Wide Scout Court of Honor at Santa Ana June 29 A county-wide Court of Honor for the Scouts of Orange County will be held at the Willard Junior high school in Santa Ana at 8:00 p.m., on Thursday, June 29th, for the purpose of awarding Star, Life, and Eagle awards to higher ranking Scouts in this area. Judge Kenneth Morrison, chairman of the advancement committee will preside at this Court of Honor. The Eagle Scout Awards will be made by General Martin F. Scanlon, acting Commanding Officer of the Western Air Force Training Command. Other high ranking military officers will be guests of honor on this occasion. The Orange Empire Area Council, with headquarters in Santa Ana, and the Northern Orange County Council, with headquarters in Anaheim, will join in this ceremony which is the high-light of Scout activities for the year. A fine program has been prepared for this occasion and parents and friends of Scouting are invited to attend. HERE FOR SUMMER Miss Mary Nudent of Landa, Wyoming, is here visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mattis, 861 South Palm street, and plans to spend the summer here. Last Sunday a number of the children of Mr. and Mrs. Matts gathered at the home along with several service boys from Miss Mary's home in Wyoming. Each Sunday the service boys from her home town are guests in her grandparents home. SUNDAY VISITORS HERE former DeMolay. Mervyn "Ishkabible" of Kay Kane chestra, will be the M.Ceremonies introducing and speaking entered Claude Morrison, Grand Mason for California will present. Judge William R. McKenzie Member of the Order of Californiac will welcome delegates and visiting coyote A barbecue will be held followed by an athletic team in the afternoon. Anaheim Chapter has well in past Conclaves won many awards for its various events year a large delegation is to equal or better the passions Funeral Rites Marjorie Edward Held Last Monsoon Funeral services for Doris Edwards, who was in an airplane crash near dress, Texas on Tuesday 13, were conducted from genfeld chapel on Monday noon at 2 o'clock. Thomas L. Burden, past White Temple Methodist of which Miss Edward member, officiated and buryed in Loma Vista Memorial Survivors are her parents and Mrs. Fred C. Edwister, Mrs. Granville H. Nyland; one brother, Fredwards, Jr., of Anaheim; grandmother, Mrs. Eliza wards of England; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. of Santa Ana and a few friends. IN FULLERTON HOSPICE Edward P. Backs of is in the Fullerton General where he is comforter from an appendectomy he went Wednesday of last time is doing fine. RECEIVING TREATMENT Mrs. W. V. Fallis of Janss, Anaheim, is in heim Lutheran hospital treatment for a badly sustained on Wednesday. IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Miss Nancylee Olney o Center street, left Sunday the next two weeks in Beach with her aunt, Admission to the show will be by Bond purchase only and these bonds are to be included in the totals credited against Anaheim's quota of $1,400,000. One ticket will be issued for each $25 in Bond value purchased with a limit of not more than 5 tickets for any one purchase. Tickets are available at all regular issuing agencies in Anaheim and will be delivered with the bonds regardless of the place of purchase or order. The issuing agencies in Anaheim are: Bank of America, Southern Counties Bank, Savings Loan and Building Association, Anaheim Building and Loan, Post Office, Fox Theatre and Firestone Store. Wyoming, is here visiting with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Mattis, 861 South Palm street, and plans to spend the summer here. Last Sunday a number of the children of Mr. and Mrs. Mattis gathered at the home along with several service boys from Miss Mary's home in Wyoming. Each Sunday the service boys from her home town are guests in her grandparents home. SUNDAY VISITORS HERE Mr. and Mrs. James Olney and small daughter, Janet, of Huntington Park, spent Sunday here with his mother, Mrs. Emily Olney of 222 East Center Street, and sister, Miss Nancylee. Enlist In The CALIFORNIA STATE GUARD (For service in Orange County only) COMPANY K — ANAHEIM HIGH SCHOOL GYMNASIUM Drill Nights, Tuesday, 7:30 Captain, Lucien N. Wisser 1st Lieutenant, George H. Miner Purpose of the State Guard To be trained to cope with any emergency situation. All equipment and material furnished without expense to Guardsmen. Age Limits 18 to 64 Reasonable Physical Condition DeMolays To Hold Silver Jubilee at Montebello Sunday Members of Anaheim Order of DeMolay will journey to Montebello, Sunday, June 25th, to attend the Southern California DeMolay Silver Jubilee Conclave. The local organization will join with 45 other Southern California Chapters in the celebration which will commemorate the 25th Anniversary of the Order of DeMolay in America. The Master Councilor and Advisor's will lead the members and their fathers in the participation of the many events scheduled in the day long program. An all Southern California swimming meet will be held in the morning followed by an entertainment program in the Montebello high school auditorium. Lieut. Governor Fred Houser, a former member of the Order of DeMolay, will be one of the guest speakers as well as Walt Disney of motion picture fame, also a former DeMolay. Mervyn Bogue, "Ishkabible" of Kay Kayser's orchestra, will be the Master of Ceremonies introducing musical and speaking entertainment. Claude Morrison, Grand Master of Masons for California will also be present. Judge William R. McKay, Active Member of the Order of DeMolay for the Jurisdiction of Southern California, will welcome the 1,700 delegates and visiting celebrities, DR. HARRY ZAISER SELLS ANAHEIM ORANGE GROVE Sale of the Dr. Harry Zaiser 10-acre orange grove on East North street, Anaheim, for a consideration of $25,000 was announced this week. The price represents $2,500 per acre for the land and trees as is not otherwise improved. The trees are 10 to 15 years old and in full bearing. Dr. Zaiser is superintendent of the Orange County hospital. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. VACATION IN MEXICO CITY Miss Nell Robertson, who is employed at the Bank of America, left last Friday by plane for Mexico City where she will spend a two weeks vacation. Every Thursday Night NATIONAL EDITORIAL HOUR and JACK REGAN KVOE (1490) 8:00 P.M. Bring him "BACK HOME FOR KEEPS" BACK THE FIFTH WAR LOAN former DeMolay. Mervyn Bogue, "Ishkabible" of Kay Kayser's orchestra, will be the Master of Ceremonies introducing musical and speaking entertainment. Claude Morrison, Grand Master of Masons for California will also be present. Judge William R. McKay, Active Member of the Order of DeMolay for the Jurisdiction of Southern California, will welcome the 1,700 delegates and visiting celebrities. A barbecue will be held at noon followed by an athletic field meet in the afternoon. Anaheim Chapter has shown well in past Conclaves, having won many awards for participation in the various events. This year a large delegation is expected to equal or better the past records. Funeral Rites For Marjorie Edwards Held Last Monday Funeral services for Marjorie Doris Edwards, who was killed in an airplane crash near Childress, Texas on Tuesday, June 13, were conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel on Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. The Rev. Thomas L. Burden, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church of which Miss Edwards was a member, officiated and burial was in Loma Vista Memorial park. Survivors are her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Edwards; one sister, Mrs. Granville Hopkins of Nyland; one brother, Fred E. Edwards, Jr., of Anaheim; paternal grandmother, Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards of England; maternal grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Metz of Santa Ana and a host of friends. IN FULLERTON HOSPITAL Edward P. Backs of Anaheim, is in the Fullerton General hospital where he is convalescing from an appendectomy he underwent Wednesday of last week. He is doing fine. RECEIVING TREATMENT Mrs. W. V. Fallis of 119 North Janss, Anaheim, is in the Anaheim Lutheran hospital receiving treatment for a badly cut hand sustained on Wednesday morning. IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Miss Nancylee Olney of 222 East Center street, left Sunday to spend the next two weeks in Huntington Beach with her aunt, Mrs. Nan RECEIVING TREATMENT Mrs. W. V. Fallis of 119 North Janss, Anaheim, is in the Anaheim Lutheran hospital receiving treatment for a badly cut hand sustained on Wednesday morning. IN HUNTINGTON BEACH Miss Nancylee Olney of 222 East Center street, left Sunday to spend the next two weeks in Huntington Beach with her aunt, Mrs. Nan Pinneo and other relatives. If you want all the local news order the Anaheim Gazette. Call 2206 and have your name added to the mailing list. Only $2.00 a year. TRUNKS—A choice of boxer and other styles in gabardine and novelty knits. All with built-in support. Seasons colors. T SHIRTS—Whites, monotones and patterns—smart with slacks or shorts. 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