anaheim-gazette 1946-06-13

Anaheim Man Dies Suddenly In Arizona Funeral services for Frank Warden, 31, recently discharged serviceman and resident here for 17 years, who it was reported died in Tucson, Arizona, last Saturday night of asphyxiation, were held at the Hilgenfeld mortuary yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Burial was in Loma Vista Memorial Park. Mr. Warden was reported by relatives as on his way east at the time of his death. A brother, Tom Warden of Buena Park, said an autopsy report from Tucson said Mr. Warden had died of asphyxiation when vomitus lodged in his throat after he had became ill. The body was returned here by train, arriving last Sunday at Poona, mortuary officials said. A roofer by trade, Mr. Warden was recently discharged from the U.S. Army in Washington after assertedly serving one and a half years in service. He was a cook while in service and was reported to have attained the rate of sergeant. Prior to his entrance into service he had been employed at the Service Rofling company in Fullerton, operated by a brother, Hugh Warden. He was a native of Butler, Oklahoma but had lived in California a majority of his life. He resided here with his wife and three children at 604 So. Claudina street. He was a resident here for 17 years. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Vivian Warden, three children, Dennis 2, Gary 6, and Dianne 9; his mother, Mrs. Bud Warden of Fullerton; three brothers, John Warden of Oceanside, Hugh Warden of Fullerton and Tom Warden How do I go about buying a home? What are the requirements for a loan? Do I qualify? How much can I afford? Now much will it cost per month? Can I borrow the entire purchase price? Is the red tape really gone? How do new building regulations help me? THERE'S A Do I qualify? How much can I afford? How much will it cost per month? Can I borrow the entire purchase price? Is the red tape really gone? How do new building regulations help me? TRAINED VETERANS' COUNSELOR ... at the branch nearest you! Here at Bank of America nothing takes priority over veterans' loans. If you are planning to buy a home or a farm, or start a business, take your questions to the nearest Bank of America branch. In each branch you will find one or more Veterans' Counselors... members of a group of 1,000 especially trained to know your rights under the amended "G.I.Bill" and new building regulations. Bank of America NATIONAL TRUST AND SAVINGS ASSOCIATION MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION • MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE BYSTEM Peace of Peace of Mind... Back to the security of home — to your loving wife and adoring children— Ties Nylon --- 1.50 Sport Jackets $15.00 to $35.00 Swanberger's 145 West Center ... Anaheim Interwoven 45c to $1.50 ANAHEIM GAZETTE of Buena Park; three sisters, Mrs. Mary Jones of Oklahoma, Mrs. Esther Jennings of Fullerton and Mrs. Roxie Ramm of Oceanside. Fremont Students Elect Officers Election of officers of the Fremont Junior High school student body for the fall term were announced today by W. H. Bonney, school principal, following elections earlier this week. Named president was James Ball. Rel Schmitt was elected vice-president; Barbara Mary, secretary; and Ronald Faulkner, treasurer. A school program to acquaint sixth grade students with the facilities available to them during the next term was held following the election, under the sponsorship of the Fremont "Y" club. Following a tour of the school's upper classrooms the sixth grader's were entertained with a school musical program featuring Janice Schamp as master of ceremonies. Other entertainers were, Joe Nora, saxophone solo; Dan Demaree, piano; Jackie Whiteman, reading; Darleen Morris, tap dance; Lee Wright, accordion solo; Craig Bottger, piano solo; and a reading by Miss Schamp. Katella Pupils Graduate Today Tonight, Thursday, members of the graduating class at Katella will receive their diplomas at the school in exercises which begin at 8 o'clock. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Lawrence Allee will open the program. Singing of the "Star Spangled Banner," under the direction of The diplomas will be awarded by Mrs. Laura K. Dominguez and Clarence W. Mauerhan. The graduating class of 1946 includes James L. Wright, president; Fred C. Edwards, Jr., vice-president; Jacklyn Laverne Barnett, secretary, and Elouise Helen Bielfeld, treasurer, and Laurence Paul Allee, Roberta Gwin Cooney and J. Duane Duncan. Decorations for the service were by courtesy of the Katella P.-T. A. Faculty members include Edith A. Holsinger, principal; Ruth A. Bumgardner, Melva Williams and Cynthia K. Rainey. Death Claims Mrs. Edna Mayberry Mrs. Edna S. Mayberry, 53 years of age, passed away at St. Joseph's hospital on Wednesday of last week, June 5th following a short illness. Born in El Paso, Texas, she had been a resident of Anaheim for the past 29 years. Funeral services were conducted from the chapel of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary on Friday, June 7, with the Rev. Hayden S. Sears, pastor of White Temple Methodist church, officiating. Interment was in Anaheim cemetery. Edward Schlotter Dies Suddenly Edward Schlotter of 524 North Olive street, passed away very suddenly on Tuesday, June 11, in Chicago, Illinois, just as he arrived by train in that city. Details of his passing are not complete at this time. The body is being sent back here for burial and will arrive on Friday. Mr. Schlotter had lived in Anaheim for a great many years and Mrs. Elsie Smith's Father Passes Wed. Barnie Miller of Salt Lake City, Utah, father of Mrs. Elsie Smith, 207 Cherry street, this city, passed away at the home of his sister in Jonesboro, Ark., Wednesday, June 12, following a short illness. Mr. Miller had started to Kentucky to visit his brother and enroute, stopped in Jonesboro to visit with the sister, where he took suddenly ill and despite medical aid, his passing on Wednesday came as a great shock to his family since he had not been ill recently. Mrs. Smith is an employee of the Gazette and has been a resident of this city for a number of years. Born in Kentucky 75 years ago, he came to Salt Lake City, Utah, in 1918 where he had since resided. Left to mourn his passing are his widow, Mrs. Clemmie Smith of Salt Lake City; five sons, Arvel Miller, Noel Miller, Ray Miller, all of Salt Lake City, Armet Miller and Odith Miller, both of Oakland, Calif.; three daughters, Elsie Smith of Anaheim, Jessie Wells of Salt Lake City and Ida Evans of Murray, Utah; fifteen grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, one sister in Jonesboro, Ark., and the brother in Kentucky. The body is due to arrive in Salt Lake City early Friday morning. Banks Buy Garden Grove School Bonds Bank of America, together with Katella Pupils Graduate Today Tonight, Thursday, members of the graduating class at Katella will receive their diplomas at the school in exercises which begin at 8 o'clock. The Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag led by Lawrence Allee will open the program. Singing of the "Star Spangled Banner," under the direction of Roberta Cooney will preclude the invocation to be given by Rev. Hayden Swift Sears, pastor of the White Temple Methodist church. Jacklyn Barnett will present the welcome address. "When Children Pray," by Fenner and "The Bells of St. Mary's," by Emmett-Adams will be interpreted by the school choir. Duane Duncan will present the student address, written by Fred Edwards for the occasion. Elouise Bielefeld will read the class will and Mary and James Wright will present an accordion and piano arrangement of "Tea for Two," by Youmans. Main address will be given by Warren O. Mendenhall, assistant superintendent of schools. Presentations will include that of a class gift by James Wright, followed by its acceptance by Annette Ater; a farewell to T. B. Cooney, veteran bus driver and custodian, by Fred C. Edwards, Jr.; penmanship certificates by J. T. Walsworth; athletic awards and the presentation of the class by Miss Edith A. Holsinger, school principal. Edward Schlotter Dies Suddenly Edward Schlotter of 524 North Olive street, passed away very suddenly on Tuesday, June 11, in Chicago, Illinois, just as he arrived by train in that city. Details of his passing are not complete at this time. The body is being sent back here for burial and will arrive on Friday. Mr. Schlotter had lived in Anaheim for a great many years and is well known in this city. Left to mourn his passing are his widow, Mina Schlotter of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Elliott of Huntington Beach and Mrs. Thelma Miller of Los Angeles, and several grandchildren. Funeral arrangements will be in charge of Backs, Campbell and Kaulbars mortuary. A large number of people not only feel that the world owes them a living, but are conceited enough to think they are preferred creditors. Banks Buy Garden Grove School Bonds Bank of America, together with First National Bank in Santa Ana and First National Bank in Garden Grove, have purchased $250,-000 Garden Grove Union high school district bonds, financing construction and improvement of school buildings and equipment, it was learned here today. The bank bid for 1½ per cent bonds paying a premium of $3,109. The bonds, dated June 1, 1946, mature $14,000 each year June 1, 1947 to 1963 inclusive and $12,000 June 1, 1964. Anaheim Gazette, since 1870. Ties for Dad CLUB CHAIR, MATCHING OTTOMAN Tapestry and velour coverings, full coil spring construction. SALE PRICE ..... $6950 JUST THE GIFT FOR FATHER'S DAY TWO-PIECE MODERN SECTIONAL Herringbone, striped damask, full spring construction. 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