A. E. Schaefer Named Coronado School Superintendent
Amos B E Schaefer longtime Coronado High School principal is appointed superintendent of schools to begin July 1 and will remain as high school principal. He helped found the Coronado Forum and served in the Army education corps in World War II. He holds a master’s in education and an administrator’s credential from Stanford. He is active in Rotary VFW Recreation Commission and the Chamber of Commerce.
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Board of Education
Robert C. Titus
Thevening School
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Coronado Forum
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U. S. Army
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Washington, D.C
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Europe
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Paris
Ronado Rotary Club
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Recreation Commission
The
Chamber of Commerce
Amos E. Schaefer
Coronado High Schools
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Carl Ince Leases Market Site for New Coronado HQ
Carl Ince leased the 960 Orange Avenue premises, formerly Bowman's Crown City Market, to house his Coronado Radio and Electric Store. He plans converting 937 Orange Avenue into a 20 machine self laundry and aims to open both new stores by June 1. The 952 Orange Avenue site may become a four lane bowling alley next month.
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Bowman
Crown City
Carl Ince
Coronado Radio and Electric
Orange Avenue
Career Week Tops Business Women's Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's Club held Career Week talks at Mrs Rose home led by Ma Forney principal of Elementary Junior High. Inez Cridge described vocational guidance tests and shifting education goals toward broader training. The club welcomed Grace Cahill new member and guests May Wagstaff Jean Calloway and Merle Smith. Proceeds from used books fund a Biennial Convention delegate. Cancer fund contributions will be sent by Katherine McClintock.
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Ma F Orney
Elementry Junior High School
Forney
Ed Rose
Inez Cridge
Liege
National Federation of Bpwc
Grace Cahill
Chamber of Commerce
May Wagstaff
Foret Realty
Jean Caillet
Glorietta School
Merle Smith
Ft. Worth
Cancer
Health
Katherine McClintock
Coronado Ferry Traffic Diverted During Peak Hours
Police Chief J W Jordan announced a traffic plan to divert Coronado ferry traffic in the 4 to 5 pm period starting next Monday. San Diego bound ferries will travel east on Second Street to C Avenue, north to First Street, and to the ferry entrance. The route is temporary to relieve congestion, based on a study committee led by Councilman E G Stanley and approved by the City Council.
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Orange Avenue
J. W. Jordan
Coronado
Jordan
San Diego
E. G. Stanley
Coronado Chamber Adds Ten New Members in Drive
The Coronado Chamber of Commerce expands its roster with ten new firms named by Membership Chairman Charles Free. The drive, which has added 102 new members since last month, is expected to end early next month. Names include J. R. Townsend Day and Night Grocery Tanner Motor Delivery Jerry's 99 Cafe Cross and Stanley Coronado Motor Parts Coronado Radio and Electric Shop Avenue Beauty Shop Bobby Jean Shop C. J. Soderberg & Son Public Accountants.
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Munity Boosters
Coronado Chamber of Commerce
Charles Free
Coronado
J. R. Townsend
Tanner Motor Livery
Jerry’s
99 Cafe
Cross and Stanley
Grocers
Coronado Motor Parts
Coronado Radio and Electric
Avenue Beauty
Bobby Jean
C. J. Soderberg & Son
Public
Free
Ladies Night Proves A Hit For Coronado Kiwanis Club
The Coronado Kiwanis Club reports a near full house at the Hotel del Coronado for the annual Ladies Night and Anniversary Party held Tuesday night. Dr. Alex G. Nichols of Santa Ana and Dr. I. Lester Furnas of La Jolla helped lead the banquet program before dancing in the Terrace Room. A Kiwanis round table luncheon followed yesterday at La Avenida Cafe in place of a regular meeting.
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Coronado Kiwanis Club
George McMaster
Carl Gifford
Alex G. Nichols
Santa Ana
I. Lester Furnas
la Jolla
Kiwanis
la Avenida Cafe
McMaster
Neal Named Mayor At Coronado City Council Session
Rear Admiral George F. Neal retired USN was unanimously elected mayor of Coronado by the council at a crowded meeting. He plans a term not to exceed six months while taking office in place of Archibald Abel who resigned. New council members Arthur Chytrus and Melbourne McHever were sworn in.
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George F. Neal
USN
Coronado
Archibald D. Abel
Neal
B. G. Stanley
Arthur Chytrus
Melbourne McHever
A. A. Mathewson
A. M. Hurst
Capt
H. H. Ritter
Coronado Tops County In Safety Campaign 1948 First Quarter
Coronado led the inter city traffic safety contest for the first quarter of 1948 with only three traffic injuries, a .2 percent lead over six other county cities. The San Diego Police Traffic Safety office calculated standings from reports by police chiefs of La Mesa Chula Vista El Cajon Escondido Oceanside San Diego and Coronado. Oceanside followed with 17 injuries and Coronado recorded its first traffic death at the start of the second quarter.
Mrs Hurst Reflects On Retirement From City Council
Mrs Hurst bids farewell after four years on the council praising public service and retirement proposals. She questions cost estimates for a new retirement system and notes voter turnout and taxpaying role in bond issues with figures on registration and ballots.
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A. M. Hurst
City Employees Association
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Henley
Mystery
Coronado Tops
Mrs. Hurst
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