Newspaper Articles Regarding Marriage of Diane Anderson and Richard Stimler

Local Couple Married Monday
at Naval Base

from Wayzata, MN newspaper
February 1951

Los Angeles, CA newspaper, Feb. 1951 Vital Records - Marriage Licenses Issued

Diane and Ens. Dick Stimler, Long Beach, CA February 26, 1951.

"Ens. and Mrs. Richard Paul Stimler (Diane Anderson) who were married Monday in the chapel at the naval base in Long Beach, California, will spend a month in California. Then the bride will come home to be with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Qvale of Gleason Lake Road until her husband is assigned to a new base.

"The groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Stimler, went to California for the wedding. Others at the ceremony were Mrs. William Faulconer, Los Angeles, the bride's great aunt, and Lt. Comm. and Mrs. M. Kierstead of Long Beach.

"Both young people are graduates of Wayzata school. The bride is a student at the University of Minnesota, and the groom was graduated from the United States Naval Academy, Annapolis, Md."

From left to right: Ens. Dick Stimler, Lt. Comm. Kierstead, Diane Stimler (née Anderson), and Mrs. William Faulconer (Great-Aunt Birdie)

From a later newspaper article:

". . . Dick Stimler stopped in at the office last week, looking husky as ever. Ensign Stimler graduated from Annapolis Naval Academy in June, 1950, and has been serving in the Korean waters since then. After spending the holidays here in Wayzata, he will report to New London, Connecticut, early in January for submarine training. His wife, Diane, will accompany him east where they have already arranged for living quarters.
"The Stimlers' address after January 1 will be Box 7, U. S. Naval Submarine Base, New London, Connecticut."

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