anaheim-gazette 1951-11-30

ANAH SECTION 2 Anaheim Building REMODELED EXTERIOR—The marks of age and the building style of many years ago disappeared as the exterior of Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. offices were redecorated. (Gazette photo by Kreidt) Local Building and Loan Assn. Marks 30th Anniversary with New Quarters Following the post-war trend along Anaheim's main business thoroughfare, Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. has completely remodeled, inside and out, its quarters at the corner of W. Center and Lemon sts. Appropriately enough, the remodeling came in the 30th year of the association's life—the anniversary was celebrated last June 20—and marks another step forward for a progressive local institution. New Techniques Added As new, improved techniques have become available, Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. has taken advantage of them. For instance, the latest model of the National Cash Register Co.'s bookkeeping machine was installed recently to provide more efficient, accurate and speedy service. Remodeling of the office and cabinet construction were under the supervision of Glenn G. Fry, general contractor. Plumbing was installed by R. Joe Quast; painting and decorating under Sven Harberg; plastering by O. M. McDonald and tile, linoleum and fixture coverings were installed by Owston Shade and Linoleum shop. Additional Space Taken To provide more spacious quarters to include a board room, ladies lounge, escrow room and private conference room, the old conference room, the old quarters of Drs. Homer Nelson and Warren Hollingsworth, optometrists, and the Van de Camp bakery quarters were added to the Building and Loan quarters. The booth room and ladies lounge now copy the space formerly occupied by the optometrists. Automatic heating and ventilation equipment was installed by Soden Refrigeration Specialty Co. Shadowless indirect light was installed by the Stueckle Electrical Co. Paintings by Lagunan Pictorial decoration was provided by Dickerstaff, a Lagun Beach artist who also did paintings for the Fresno office of Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. at the Southern County Bank. Cluded are desert and mountain scenes in oils and water color. Cellings throughout the office are of acoustic celotex, and crows, board and private conference rooms are sound-proofed. Congratulations! HOMER A. NELSON, O.D. W. M. HOLLINGSWORTH, O.D. Congratulations! HOMER A. NELSON, O.D. W. M. HOLLINGSWORTH, O.D. OPTOMETRISTS 114 NORTH LEMON STREET We Commend Anaheim Building & Loan Association for their community spirit which assures their future success. WALBURG'S ANAHEIM EST. 1870 GAZETTE ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1951 building and Loan Op CHEERFUL INTERIOR—The most modern facilities are combined with comfort and cheerfulness in the new offices of the Anaheim Building and Loan Assn.—(Gazette photo by Kreidt) SN. Marks Quarters Loan quarters. The board and ladies lounge now occupy the space formerly occupied by optometrists. Automatic heating and ventilation equipment was installed by the Refrigeration Specialties shadowless indirect lighting installed by the Stueckle Elec-Co. ings by Lagunan Decoral decoration was pro- by Dickerstaff, a Laguna artist who also did paint-or the Fresno office of Ana-Building and Loan Assn. and Southern County Bank. In- are desert and mountain in oils and water color. ings throughout the office of acoustic celotex, and es- board and private conferrooms are sound-proofed. ets and counters are sur- with formica which looks like Philippine mahogany. desks are used throughout. PRESIDENT of Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. is Fritz Yung-bluth, long-time resident and merchant in Anaheim. Since the inception of the organization in 1921, Yungbluth has been a key director and for most of those years has been president of the company. Retired President Enrolls in School BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (R)-The Iron and Railroad company here. He graduated from Georgia Tech in 1905 and received his Mas- PRESIDENT of Anaheim Building and Loan Assn. is Fritz Yungbluth, long-time resident and merchant in Anaheim. Since the inception of the organization in 1921, Yungbluth has been a key director and for most of those years has been president of the company. Retired President Enrolls in School BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (P)—The retired president of the South's biggest steelmaking company believes that "if you want to keep up with the times, you have to keep up with youth." Gregg retired last Jan. 1 as president of the Tennessee Coal, Iron and Railroad company here. He graduated from Georgia Tech in 1905 and received his Master's degree at Cornell in 1906, but plans to enroll at Florida as a freshman. He will take courses in physics, chemistry, mathematics and possibly a foreign language. Remember Speed Kills! A RECORD TO BE PROUD OF... The new home of the Anaheim Building & Loan Association marks another step in their 30 years of progressive service to this community. We are proud to be their neighbor and extend sincere good wishes for continued success. 174 W. Center Anaheim GOOD SHOES PROPERLY FITTED ZETTE PAGE 9 Opens Officially LOS ANGELES (AP) — School superintendent Alexander J. Stoddard recommends hiring 500 new teachers to conduct special classes for pupils "not proficient in basic subjects." LONDON (AP)—Winston Churchill, painter, bricklayer, writer and British prime minister, turned into his 78th year today. MUNSAN, Korea (AP) — One American soldier was killed and two were injured today when they stepped on a land mine near the United Nations truce camp here. TOKYO (AP)—Harmonica expert Larry Adler gave a special show in a United Nations hospital but Kure today for a soldier who was getting a blood transfusion. Hi Neighbor! WE JOIN IN CONGRATULATING The Anaheim Building & Loan Association Your beautiful new home facilitates your aim to give GREATER SERVICE. L. N. WISSER WE JOIN IN CONGRATULATING The Anaheim Building & Loan Association Your beautiful new home facilitates your aim to give GREATER SERVICE. L. N. WISSER "SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1919" 169 W. Center St. Anaheim Phone 3417 Another Step Forward . . . The newly enlarged and remodeled home of the Anaheim Building and Loan Association is evidence of their faith in the continued progress of Anaheim. As another of this community's locally owned, independent organizations, we are proud of their accomplishments and wish them every success for the future. Our GOOD WISHES to them. The SOUTHERN COUNTY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BANK BY MAIL The Mail Way Is the Easy Way GROWTH... The remodeled and enlarged building of the Anaheim Building & Loan Association, our neighbor across the street, represents still further proof of The remodeled and enlarged building of the Anaheim Building & Loan Association, our neighbor across the street, represents still further proof of the growth of our city. The Association has demonstrated its faith in the future of Anaheim by making this improvement, one in which every citizen of this community should feel a sense of pride. Anaheim is growing rapidly. Its progress is due in large part to such business institutions as the Anaheim Building & Loan Association. As a pioneer business firm of Anaheim, the S.Q.R. Store is happy to extend its very best Good Wishes.