anaheim-gazette 1945-08-23

SOCIETY NEWS Rodieck-Tyreman Vows Exchanged At St. Boniface Repeating their marriage vows before an altar banked with pot-ted palms, lighted tapers and large baskets of white blossoms, Miss Dorothy Rodieck became the bride of Ensign Edwin J. Tyreman of this city last Thursday evening at an 8 o'clock ceremony performed at St. Boniface Catholic church by Rev. Father John Hill. Preceding the ceremony, nuptial music was played on the organ by Mrs. A. F. Faust. To the strains of Lohengrin's wedding march the bride entered on the arm of his father, E. A. Rodieck of Atwood. The bride was lovely in a full skirted white marquisette frock that was fashioned with a fitted bodice and net yoke trimmed with embroidery. Her finger-tip veil was designed with a coronet of white tube roses and she carried a muff of the same roses with an orchid in the center. She wore a single strand of pearls that were the gift of the bridegroom. A floor length white taffeta frock was worn by Miss Betty Rodieck, sister of the bride, who attended as maid-of-honor. Her costume was completed by a small hat of blue flowers and a bouquet of white carnations and blue delphiniums. Ensign Francis J. Hardy of the Los Alamitos Naval Air station served as best man while four fellow officers from the same base acted as ushers. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Parish Rebekahs Plan Interesting Events For the Future Lois Rebekah lodge members have scheduled a full calendar of event for the rest of this month and early fall, it was revealed last Friday evening when the bi-monthly meeting was held in the I. O. O. F. hall with Edna Young, noble grand, presiding. The following dates of importance were announced: Aug. 21, Thimble club potluck at 7 p.m. in the Odd Fellows' hall; Aug. 21, I. O. O. F. lodge will be hosts at a dance for members, Rebekahs and friends; Aug. 24, chicken dinner at the Huntington Beach lodge; Aug. 28, district meeting at Westminster at 10 a.m.; Aug. 29, public card party by Clubroom association at hall at 8 p.m.; Sept. 5, visit of president of Rebekah assembly, Ethel Louderback, at Fullerton; Sept. 20, 127th anniversary of Odd Fellowship and 94th anniversary of Rebekah; Oct. 19, initiation. Mrs. Letha E. Webber, formerly of Sunnyvale, Calif., became a member by transfer. Following the business session, the program, with Mrs. Lena Jane Friis as chairman, honored the birthdays of two members, Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Alma Pressel. Tommy and Lee Wright, accomplished accordion players, presented a group of numbers, including "Chiri Biri Bin," played by Lee and dedicated to Mrs. Jones; "Sweet and Lovely," played by Tommy and dedicated to Mrs. Pressel. They then played a march duet after which Lee line and plan on returning mountain resort next Monday. Jacqueline Hatfield returned to her home on Kroeger street from a vacant Big Bear where she was houseguest of friends. Renner-Frey Rites Solemnized In Santa Barbara Choosing one of California most beautiful cities as the timing for their wedding, Miss Sie Renner, daughter of Mr. Mrs. William E. Renner of South Los Angeles street Walter Frey of Buena Park united in marriage last Saturday in Santa Barbara quiet ceremony was performed the Methodist church by Kells Swenerton, pastor, for the White Temple Me Church of this city. The bride was modishly dressed in a powder blue gabardine with which she wore black sories and a corsage of blossoms. Following the ceremony left for a two weeks' hometour trip into northern formia where they will spend time at Klamath. The bride, well known in heim is a graduate of theheim Union High school Fullerton Junior college that time she has been emas secretary to the superintendent of elementary schools plans to continue with her. Before coming to Call some years ago, the bride made his home in Minneapolis, with his mother, Mrs Frey, who still resides in city. He is employed at D Aircraft. The new home is being frock was worn by Miss Betty Rodieck, sister of the bride, who attended as maid-of-honor. Her costume was completed by a small hat of blue flowers and a bouquet of white carnations and blue delphiniums. Ensign Francis J. Hardy of the Los Alamitos Naval Air station served as best man while four fellow officers from the same base acted as ushers. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Parish hall with the parents of the bride and bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs. Rodieck and Mr. and Mrs. Roy J. Tyreman of North Sabina street, in the receiving line with the bridal party. Mrs. Tyreman was becomingly frocked in a black dress with which she wore a red rose corsage while the mother of the bride wore the uniform of a first lieutenant in the Army Nurses' corps. She is stationed at the Santa Ana Army Air base. White flowers, greenery, and lighted tapers flanked the three-tiered wedding cake on the bridal table. The bride and bridegroom cut and shared the first piece of cake with its serving being completed by Miss Maxine Tyreman, sister of the bridegroom. Marie Lester of Brea presided at the punch bowl while Mrs. June Rodieck took charge of the guest book. Following a short honeymoon at a nearby mountain resort, Ensign Tyreman reported for further duty at the Los Alamitos base on Monday. They have temporarily established their home in this city. The bride is a graduate of Fullerton Junior college and is employed at the Anaheim branch of the Southern California Telephone company. The bridegroom is a graduate of the Anaheim Union High school and Fullerton Junior college and was attending the Santa Barbara State Teacher's college at the time of his enlistment in the Navy. He received his commission at Corpus Christi and has served three years overseas duty. Following the business session, the program, with Mrs. Lena Jane Friis as chairman, honored the birthdays of two members, Mrs. Mary Jones and Mrs. Alma Pressel. Tommy and Lee Wright, accomplished accordion players, presented a group of numbers, including "Chiri Biri Bin," played by Lee and dedicated to Mrs. Jones; "Sweet and Lovely," played by Tommy and dedicated to Mrs. Pressel. They then played a march duet after which Lee played "Home on the Range" and Tommy played "Trieste Overture." The concluding number was a duet, "Auld Lang Syne." Mabel Ives honored Mrs. Jones in a clever manner by using a study of names as her theme and Hannah Horwits paid tribute to Mrs. Pressel by dedicating an original poem to her. Eva Scutt, accompanied by Maude Adams, sang "Love's Old Sweet Song" after which the members joined in singing "Happy Birthday." The evening was concluded with a social hour at which time Roxie Willis Gibbs and committee served ice watermelon. A beautifully decorated birthday cake was presented to the two honored guests who were seated at the "birthday table." Nearby Resorts Draw Members Of Young Crowd Among the younger set who are enjoying hither-and-yon summer vacations are Norma Jean Tews and Teddy Lou Payne, who are spending the week at a nearby beach. Marilyn Wright of 838 South Claudina street left Tuesday morning to vacation at Coronado beach with friends and expects to return some some time next week. Gloria Temple, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. R. D. Temple of Lincoln avenue, spent this week at her ranch home near Cypress. She and her parents are spending the summer at their cottage at Crest- GOOD NEWS TRAVELS FAST, TOO: "We had to move...so we bought this house, and financed it at Bank of America" "We lived in a rented house for eight years, then the owner sold it and we had to move. For weeks we searched for another house to rent...for an apartment...or a flat. Then we bought this house and financed it through FHA at Bank of America." Everyday such difficult living problems are solved through Bank of America home loans. If you find yourself in a position where you must move, remember that Bank of America FHA home financing is still available for the purchase of a house, even though it may have been built years ago. Bank of America makes real estate loans on all types of improved property. You will like this bank's prompt friendly service which is available through any branch. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION © MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM INVEST IN WAR BONDS AND HOLD THEM UNTIL MATURITY Red Cross Offers Social Service Scholarships This fall 112 scholarships to accredited schools of social service are being offered to qualified men and women by Pacific Area of the American Red Cross, it was disclosed this week. Six hundred such scholarships are available throughout the nation to help assure fulfillment of Red Cross responsibility for providing professional social case work services to service personnel and veterans and their families in every community in the United States. American Red Cross scholarships provide $100 per month maintenance plus tuition for either first or second year of graduate work in any accredited school of social work the scholar may select. Applicants must be citizens of the United States from 21 to 40 years of age, in good physical health, a graduate of an accredited college acceptable to an accredited school of social work, and must agree to one year's employment as Red Cross Hospital Service or Home Service workers. Immediately upon completion of study, those who choose Hospital service will be assigned to military or naval hospitals in the United States; those choosing Home Service will work with veterans and families of servicemen and women in local Red Cross chapters. Each scholarship candidate is allowed to designate the geographic area of the United States in which he would prefer to work. Eligible candidates should im- Elmer Stockwell Dies After Long Illness Death claimed Elmer H. Stockwell, 68, last Friday morning when he passed away at the family home, 210 South Illinois street after an extended illness. He had resided in Anaheim for the past 15 years and was a native of Nebraska. Prior to coming to Anaheim he lived in Illinois for many years. Funeral services were conducted Monday morning at the Hilgenfeld chapel with Rev. A. L. Horn, pastor of the Salem Evangelical church of which the deceased was a member, officiated. He was assisted by Rev. E. Burgi, a former pastor and family friend for many years. Rev. Burgi had officiated at the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Stockwell. Interment was made in Anaheim cemetery. The deceased is survived by his widow, Alice M. Stockwell; two sons, Floyd E. and Darwin M. Stockwell, both of Anaheim; six brothers, William Stockwell of Nebraska, Ernest, Arthur, Edward, Louis and Fred Stockwell all of Illinois; one sister, Mrs. Mary Anthony of Illinois and two grandsons, Lloyd K. and Glenn E. Stockwell, both of Anaheim. OPA Eases Tire Purchasing Rules With the end of gasoline rationing, motorists will also find it much easier to buy new tires, OPA rationing officials disclosed today. Tires may be purchased now, after proper application and approval is obtained from the local board, by the following: 1. Persons using their cars for Immediately upon completion of study, those who choose Hospital service will be assigned to military or naval hospitals in the United States; those choosing Home Service will work with veterans and families of servicemen and women in local Red Cross chapters. Each scholarship candidate is allowed to designate the geographic area of the United States in which he would prefer to work. Eligible candidates should immediately contact the scholarship office, Pacific Area, American Red Cross, Civic Auditorium, San Francisco 1, California. Anaheim Boys to Join Fullerton Y.M.C.A. Group With the younger boys of the YMCA leaving this Friday for Camp Osceola, Gerald Patton, secretary, announced today that the 35 boys on the waiting list who could not be accommodated can now go to camp a week later with the Fullerton YMCA group. This camp session will be held from Aug. 31 to Sept. 7. The Anaheim boys will be picked up by the bus in front of the Anaheim-YMCA building on the morning of Aug. 31. OPA Eases Tire Purchasing Rules With the end of gasoline rationing, motorists will also find it much easier to buy new tires, OPA rationing officials disclosed today. Tires may be purchased now, after proper application and approval is obtained from the local board, by the following: 1. Persons using their cars for occupational purposes. 2. Persons using their cars for non-occupational purposes provided that the board decides that denial of the application would work a hardship on the applicant. 3. Persons, otherwise meeting requirements, who have four good tires but are in need of a spare, may be allowed a new spare by the board. Formerly, only persons who had to operate their cars at high speeds were eligible for new tires for use as spares. 4. Persons living in house trailers which need tires. 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