anaheim-gazette 1954-09-02

WALTER FEIT Walter Felt, 35, a native of New York City who came to Anaheim one year ago and whose home was at 1229 E Vermont Ave., died August 27th at an Orange county hospital after an extended illness. He is survived by one brother, Seymour Felt of Anaheim and a brother and three sisters in New York City. Funeral services will be held in New York City. Arrangements here are in charge of the Hillgenfeld mortuary. David Jordt Takes Riverside Bride In First Baptist Church Ceremony Autumn colors set the theme for the wedding on Saturday, August 28, of David Kenyon Jordt, son of the Drs. Edward and Dorothy Jordt of 11162 S. West St., and Miss Rita S. Larson of Riverside. The bride is the daughter of the Einaar Larsons of that city. The First Baptist church of Riverside was decorated with burgundy and deep yellow chrysanthemum as the couple stole the Rev. Dallon Gladson change marriage vows. Marriage by her father was lovely in a satin tulle gown with cathedral A Chantilly lace cap hung fusion veil, and she bouquet of stephanotis eonopsis orchids. Mrs. Laura White, honor, was gowned in her descent taffeta with full bouquet was of harvest nations, burgundy oak bridesmaids Misses Caitlin and Diane Gladson were attired in shades of brown-year-old Jeannie Bridley flower girl and her costumeed those of the brides. Attending the bridegirl best man was Rolland Over 175 wedding guest ushered to their place church by Bob Kahn, Carrson, Fred Edwards, Jr., Schwedler. Three-year-Knox was ring bearer. A reception followed the tio of the bride's home handsome wedding cake with sentimental ceremony. The couple will return their honeymoon in time at UCLA, as sophomore and students respectively. Live at 478 Landfair Angeles 24, California. Drs. Edward and Dorothea of this city, prefaced the wedding on Saturday with ant round of social evening the bridal pair. Amanda a dinner-theater parlor Jordt home. After dinner patio, the guests went to tin Playbox to see "Bell, Candle," returning later Jordt's home for dessert. Assisting the host and in serving were Mr. for the opening of school L. N. WISSER SPORTING GOODS SINCE 1919 169 W. Center—Anaheim—KE 5-3417 GREATER EARNING MEANS GREATER OPPORTUNITY LABOR DAY 1954 All Funds Placed WITH US BY SEPT. 10th EARN OUR PRESENT HIGH INTEREST RATE FROM the FIRST 3½% YOUR ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded June 29, 1921 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sts. Phones KE 5-2158—KE 5-2159 Angeles 24, California. Drs. Edward and Dorothy of this city, prefaced the wedding on Saturday with an round of social events in the bridal pair. Amanda was a dinner-theater parlor Jordt home. After dinner patio, the guests went to tin Playbox to see "Bell, Candle," returning later Jordts' home for dessert. Assisting the host and in serving were Mr. Ted Knox, and Mr. and M. Larson, the latter of River parents of Miss Rita La bride-elect. Veonne Durham Wedding Vows Wearing a picturesque torian wedding gown with neckline and bouffant tie, Miss Veonne Arlene Durham changed marriage vows just 21 with James J. Kahle John's Lutheran church of The bride is the daughter and Mrs. Orvil Durham of and her bridegroom is the Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. 14431 E. South street, The Rev. John Geisler off the double ring service. Miss Durham's short held in place by a tiara and sequins. She carried loom handkerchief of lace which had been in her's family for 80 years. Ding bouquet was an array of white orchids and fleur en on a prayer book. The two bridal attendants clad alike in aqua taffet matching clusters of cape in their hair. They carried gays of yellow glamellia. Honor was the bride's sister, and bridesmaid w "Buy It Where We not only make... specially mix... PAINT FOR ALL PURCHASE LUND an 1120 Lincoln Ave. UP TO $10,000 ANAHEIM BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATION Founded June 20, 1921 On the Friendly Corner — Anaheim, Calif. Center and Lemon Sts. Phones KE 5-2158—KE 5-2159 "You can have the use of all of them without leaving the house—and for just pennies...ELECTRICALLY" Now in Progress: LIGHT'S DIAMOND JUBILEE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EDISON Riverside Bride Church Ceremony memums as the couple stood before the Rev. Dalton Gladson to exchange marriage vows. Given in marriage by her father, the bride was lovely in a satin and nylon tulle gown with cathedral train. A Chantilly lace cap held the illusion veil, and she carried a bouquet of stephanotis and phaeleonopsis orchids. Mrs. Laura White, matron of honor, was gowned in maize iridescent taffeta with full skirt. Her bouquet was of harvest moon carnations, burgundy oak and wheat. Bridesmaids Misses Carol Sharp and Diane Gladson were similarly attired in shades of blue. Four-year-old Jeannie Bridyford was flower girl and her costume matched those of the bridesmaids. Attending the bridegroom as best man was Rolland Hiltscher. Over 175 wedding guests were ushered to their places in the church by Bob Kahn, Carson Gladson, Fred Edwards, Jr., and Gene Schweder. Three-year-old Curt Knox was ring bearer. A reception followed in the patio of the bride's home and the handsome wedding cake was cut with sentimental ceremony. The couple will return from their honeymoon in time to enroll at UCLA, as sophomore and senior students respectively. They will live at 478 Landfair Ave., Los Angeles 24, California. Drs. Edward and Dorothy Jordt of this city, prefaced their son’s wedding on Saturday with a pleasant round of social events honoring the bridal pair. Among these was a dinner-theater party at the Jordt home. After dinner on the patio, the guests went to the Tustin Playbox to see “Bell, Book and Candle,” returning later to the Jordts’ home for dessert. Assisting the host and hostess in serving were Mr. and Mrs. AUHS Graduate to Marry on Sept. 4 Miss Ophelia Tovar, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Manuel Tovar of 1005 E. Santa Ana St., will become the bride of Edward Liptrapp, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas E Liptrapp of 221 Susanne St., on Saturday, Sept. 4. The nuptial rites have been set for 10 a.m., in St. Boniface church. The bride-elect is a graduate of Anaheim High school. Her fiance graduated from Anaheim High school and this past June received his diploma from Santa Ana Junior College. He is employed at Douglas Aircraft in Long Beach. New Owners Take Over Antlers Hotel Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Peacock have taken over the management of the Antlers Hotel at 109 N. Los Angeles street, having just purchased the 20-room establishment from Mr. and Mrs. Sturgls Bacon who are retiring from active business. Mr. and Mrs. Peacock have had wide experience in hotel management and plan to cater especially to business and professional people. They are formerly of Indio. Ida May Van Atta Mrs. Ida May Van Atta, 90, a native of Ohio, who came to Olinde 43 years ago, and who has resided in Anaheim for 18 years, died at the family home, 210 W. Kroeger street, last (Monday) night after a prolonged illness. She is survived by four sons, Carl O. Van Atta of Anaheim, Walter J., of Coalinga, Dewey R., of Whittier and Marion J. Van Atta of Yorba Linda; one daughter, Mrs. Zola Hamilton of Anaheim; seven grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be conducted from the Hilgenfeld chapel Thursday morning at 10 o'clock. Open House on Golden Anniversary Honors Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Tumas All the feminine attendants of the wedding 50 years ago were present on Sunday, August 29 to honor Mr. and Mrs. Adolph G. Tuma, 315 Parkway on their golden wedding anniversary which was celebrated with open house at the Tuma home. Mald of honor was Mrs. Tuma’s twin sister, Mrs Nettie Buetner of Santa Ana Bridemaids were another sister, Mrs Merrell Montoir of Shawano, Wisc., and Miss Mayme Olsson of Los Angeles. The original bridal gown of silk and lace was fashioned by Miss Olsson. The Tumas spoke their marriage vows on August 30, 1904 in Shawano, Wisconsin. They came to Anaheim in 1920. Tuma has been city treasurer for the past 16 years. He is an active member of the Elks Lodge and with his wife part in the work of Presbyterian church, Ode Lodge and Rebekah Ashton Hosts at the celebrating the couple’s children, Mrs. Charles Tuna, and Mrs. Gullen Spencer. The grandchild, Mrs. Wayne Pouring at the refreshables throughout the afternoon hours were Mrs. Tuma, Mrs. Ellen Smith, brose Scutt, Mrs. Clayte Mrs.' Joseph Tuma, Mrs.' Blond and Mrs. Norman J. Special guests were Mrs. Buettner, Mrs. Tuma’s her husband from Chicago Wisconsin. Presiding at the book were Mrs. Joan of Orange and Miss Jackner of Santa Ana. STORES CLOSED Monday, September 6, 1954 LABOR DAY Angeles 24, California. Drs. Edward and Dorothy Jordt of this city, prefaced their son's wedding on Saturday with a pleasant round of social events honoring the bridal pair. Among these was a dinner-theater party at the Jordt home. After dinner on the patio, the guests went to the Tustin Playbox to see "Bell, Book and Candle," returning later to the Jordts' home for dessert. Assisting the host and hostess in serving were Mr. and Mrs. Ted Knox, and Mr. and Mrs. Einai Larson, the latter of Riverside and parents of Miss Rita Larson, the bride-elect. Veonne Durham, James Kahlen Recite Wedding Vows in Lutheran Church Wearing a picturesque mid-Victorian wedding gown with high-neckline and bouffant tiered skirt, Miss Veonne Arlene Durham exchanged marriage vows on August 21 with James J. Kahlen in St. John's Lutheran church of Orange. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Orvil Durham of Orange, and her bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred T. Kahlen, 14431 E. South street, Anaheim. The Rev. John Geisler officiated at the double ring service. Miss Durham's short veil was held in place by a tiara of pearls and sequins. She carried an heirloom handkerchief of Rosepoint lace which had been in her mother's family for 80 years. Her wedding bouquet was an arrangement of white orchids and fleur d'amour on a prayer book. The two bridal attendants were clad alike in aqua taffeta with matching clusters of carnations in their hair. They carried nosegays of yellow glamellia. Maid of honor was the bride's sister, Darlene, and bridesmaid was Miss Audrey Taplin of Santa Ana. The bridegroom was attended by his brother, Fred, as best man. Ushers were Eugene Duker and William H. Adams. Soloist was O. G. Thomason of Anaheim while Theodore Hopmann of Orange was at the organ. The church was beautifully decorated with white arrangements of gladioli, stock and delphinium. A wedding reception followed in the gardens at Capilla de San Antonio. The bridegroom's sister, Mrs. William H. Adams of Whittier, poured. Miss Patsy Wood of Orange was in charge of the guest book. After a honeymoon at Lake Tahoe, the new Mr. and Mrs. Kahlen will live in an apartment on Waverly street, Orange. The wedding was the climax of a gay social whirl of events honoring the bride. The final pre-nuptial affair was held in the Anaheim home of the bridegroom's parents with Mrs. Adams as hostess. At that time, 30 relatives of the bridegroom showered the bride with gifts for her home. "Buy It Where It's Made" We not only make... but also specially mix... PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2831 STORES CLOSED Monday, September 6, 1954 LABOR DAY Stock up at Safeway right now for all your long Holiday food needs! BEST BEER Enjoy with food. 6 10 oz. cans (2 cons, 25c.) Case of 24 cans, 2.89. (Beer sold only in licensed Safeways. POTATO CHIPS Bell Brand. 8 oz. Perfect for Picnics. Twin Pak 39¢ SWISS CHEESE Natural Style. Great for party snacks. per lb. 59¢ LUNCHEON MEAT Kingan's Brand "Swell for sandwiches" 35¢ Bel-air Frozen Foods Famous for Premium Quality. Lemonade 2 6 oz. Orange Juice 2 6 oz. Peaches 10 oz. 19c 12 oz. 18c 29c 27c 19c BIG BUYS...GUARANTY HEN TURKEYS TURKEYS CANNED HAMS CHICKEN CHICKEN BREASTS PAINTS FOR ALL PURPOSES LUND and SONS Company 1120 Lincoln Ave., Anaheim — Phone KE 5-2831 TODAY'S BARGAINS by Raddy Kilowatt light telling time food freezing making toast ironing T. V. entertainment food mixing refrigeration roasting washing dishes making coffee heating water cooking radio programs vacuum cleaning washing clothes air conditioning garbage disposal Now in Progress: LIGHT'S DIAMOND JUBILEE EDISON COMPANY TURKEYS CANNED HAMS CANNED HAMS, Wilson & Armour Star CHICKEN CHICKEN BREASTS Ground Beef In Visking lb. 39¢ "Custom-made Quality." Corned Beef Boneless Brisket lb. 49¢ Serve Hot or Cold. Whole Whiting 1½-lb. pkg. 35¢ Captain's Choice. Fillet Ocean Perch 1-lb. pkg. 37¢ Captain's Choice brand. CARMEL ICED CAKE Gold Ranch Layer So fresh it could have just come out of your own oven! Baked with "home ingredients." SPECIAL 33¢ (Regular 39c) std. leaf 20c Seeded Rye Bread Skylark Sliced. 25¢ COUPON for your favorite brand of COFFEE Inside "coffee border" Giant SIZE box WHITE MAGIC Soap The coupon inside LARGE SIZE box PRICES EFFECTIVE THURS., FRI., SAT., SEPTEMBER 2, 3, 4, 1954, AT IN THIS AREA. Right to limit reserved. No sales to dealers. Sales tax collecte Your Nearest Safeway Golden Anniversary M. Adolph Tumas Elks Lodge and with his wife takes part in the work of the First Presbyterian church, Odd Fellows Lodge and Rebekah Assembly. Hosts at the celebrations were the couple's children, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tuma, and Mr. and Mrs. Gullen Spencer. Their only grandchild, Mrs. Wayne Hudson of Alameda, was unable to attend. Pouring at the refreshment tables throughout the afternoon and evening hours were Mrs. Charles Tuma, Mrs. Ellen Smith, Mrs. Ambrose Scutt, Mrs. Clayton Allen, Mrs.' Joseph Tuma, Mrs. Tressa La Blond and Mrs. Norman Luebeke. Special guests were Mrs. Kume Buettner, Mrs. Tuma's sister, and her husband from Clintonville, Wisconsin. Presiding at the guest book were Mrs. Joan Kerwaldt of Orange and Miss Jackie Wagner of Santa Ana. CHURCH YOUTH GROUP TO CONDUCT WORK CAMP On Saturday, five members of the White Temple Youth group with Minister of Youth, Dave Deshler, will leave for Sonora, Arizona, where they will conduct a work camp at the Mexican Methodist church there. Among those attending will be David Visel, Lucy Fischle, Ronnie Larson, Carol Leigh and Lynn Oden. The group will return on Sept. 11. LET US BUILD IT! Nicholas South and SONS General Contractors RESIDENTIAL - COMMERCIAL Leonard E. South Ph. KE 5-4108 Pr. KE 5-4408 419 North East St. — Anaheim BACKS CAMPBELL KAULBARS Mortuary Phone KE 5-3209 251 N. Lemon SAFEWAY BARBECUES PARTIES PICNICS Week-end coming up! Be ready with plenty of "Good Eats" from SAFEWAY. Whether you plan a family-get-together in your home patio, or a gay outing trip to wind up the good old summertime . . . good eating is the ticket for the best part of your Holiday fun! To help you prepare for the long weekend ahead, we've assembled a whole store full of the quality foods you'll be needing at Safeway's famous low prices! Stock up now . . . at Safeway! Be ready with plenty of "Good Eats" from SAFEWAY. Whether you plan a family-get-together in your home patio, or a gay outing trip to wind up the good old summertime . . . good eating is the ticket for the best part of your Holiday fun! To help you prepare for the long weekend ahead, we've assembled a whole store full of the quality foods you'll be needing at Safeway's famous low prices! Stock up now . . . at Safeway! FINE FOODS ... PRICED LOW PORK & BEANS VAN CAMP 30-oz. can 20¢ 21-oz. can, 15c...216-oz. cans, 11c CATSUP DEL MONTE BRAND Made with Pineapple Vinegar 2 14-oz. bottles 25¢ SLICED CHEESE DUTCH MILL BRAND 8-oz. pkg. 25¢ (American, Swiss, or Pimenta) MIRACLE WHIP DUCHESS BRAND or SALAD DRESSING quart jar 49¢ SHORTENING ROYAL SATIN All-purpose 3-lb. can 73¢ CHUNK TUNA TORPEDO BRAND Delicious light mear 6-oz. can 23¢ Krispy Soda Crackers Sunshine Brand 1-lb. pkg. 23¢ Peach Preserves Empress Brand Grand-on hot biscuits. 3 20-oz. jars 1.00 Tea Timer Crackers Snack or Party Treat. 8-oz. pkg. 19¢ 1-lb. pkg. 31¢ Ice Cream Snow Star Brand Vanilla or Chocolate. 2, pints 37£ Vs-gal. ctn. 69¢ Sandwich Spread Lunch Box Brand pint jar 35¢ Zee Paper Napkins White, Green, Peach, Yellow. 80's pkg. 10¢ GUARANTEED MEATS KEYS Eviscerated Young, New Crop, 10-14 lb. avg. Gov't Grade A. 49¢ lb. BELTSVILLE GOV'T GRADE A Eviscerated, 4-7 lb. average. 49¢ lb. HAMS Wilson Tendermade. 6-lb. can 579¢ Wilson & Armour Star, 4-lb. ea., 3.98. LEGS or THIGHS Manor House brand. 1-lb. pkg. 79¢ BREASTS MANOR HOUSE BRAND 1-lb. pkg. 89¢ Briquets 10-lb. bag 98¢ 20-lb. bag 1.89 Cliffchar Brand Charcoal. Marshmallows Fluff-i-est Colored poly bag 33¢ Fluff-i-est white, 1-lb. poly bag, 29c. Ebony Ripe Olives Large 75-vs.-oz. can 29c Honeymoon Pickles Vs-gal. jar 59¢ Plain, Dill or Kosher. Sardines Prince Paul 3½-oz. can 16c Norwegian in oil. Blue Star Chicken Boned Canned 4-oz. can 25c Pepperettes Crown Colony Miniatures pkg. of 6 Salt Shakers Sno-White Miniatures 2 pkg. of 6 Cookies Jane Arden 8-oz. EVIScerated, 4-7 lb. average. HAMS Wilson Tendermade. Wilson & Armour Star, 4-lb. ea., 3.98. LEGS or THIGHS Manor House brand. 1-lb. pkg. 79¢ BREASTS MANOR HOUSE BRAND 1-lb. pkg. 89¢ FRESH EGGS Cream O' the Crop brand, finest you can buy! Freshness protected by refrigeration from ranch until you buy! LARGE SIZE GRADE AA doz. 53¢ BUTTERMILK Lucerne. Churned, cultured. quart carton 15¢ half gallon 27¢ PRODUCE SECTION VALUES APPLES NEW CROP BELLFLOWER right for pies, sauce. 4 lbs. 25¢ BELL PEPPERS THICK WALLED Fine for salads or to stuff. lb. 5¢ PEARS LAKE COUNTY BARTLETT CALIFORNIA'S FINEST PEARI lb. 10¢ SEPTEMBER 2, 3, 4, 1954, AT SAFEWAY STORES (Thru Sunday in Stores open Sunday) Sales tax collected on taxable items. SAFEWAY 135 S. Lemon St., Anaheim