Coronado Church Listings Include Services and Contacts
Multiple Coronado churches list service times pastors and contact details. Sacred Heart Chad Rev John Purcell mass schedule 6 30 8 00 10 30 11 45 rectory address and telephone. First Church of Christ Scientist Corner Eighth Street and C Avenue Sunday School 9 30 Sunday 11 Reading Room hours. Christ Episcopal Church rector H O Nash Corner Ninth Street and C Ave. St Pauls Methodist Corner Seventh Street D and Olive Avenues services 9 30 11 00 7 30. Graham Memorial Presbyterian Corner Tenth Street and C Avenue church school 9 45 morning worship 11 00.
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Sacred Heart Church
John Purcell
C Avenue
Henley
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Coronado Corner
Eighth St
C Ave
Reading Room
Orange Ave
Christ Episcopal Church
H. O. Nash
Ninth Street
the Voyager
St. Paul’s Methodist
R. Hylton Sanders
Seventh Street
D and
Olive Avenues
Graham Memorial Presbyterian
Kenneth Baird Carson
Tenth St
Blessed Events Birth of Kathleen Marie Davis
Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. Robert Davis announce the birth of their daughter Kathleen Marie at Family Hospital North Island on February 2.
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Comdr
Robert Davis
Kathleen Marie
Family Hospital
North Island
Coronado Social Scene Hosts Naval Figures and Theater Night
Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Robert B. Bolt arrive in Coronado for a short visit and a string of social events at North Island and Hotel del Coronado. The Coronado Players perform Chekhov and Exclusively Yours with a full audience of officers, guests, and local society.
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Albert Wasserman
New York City
Hotel del Coronado
Circus Room
C. L. Knight
Akron
Ohio
Nado
Nico Lek de Tachinville
Boor
Lek de Tachinville
la Avenida Cafe
Hall G. Holder
Walter M. Trevor
Harold W. Crosby
Harold Raddatz
J. Magee
Phil Magee
Warren Gifford
Monty Lewis
Helen Crutchfield
Margaret Black
Walter Trevor
H. C. Rust
D. K. Johnson
Crutchfield
History of Coronado continues with early owners and gallery saga
The article traces Coronado’s early transit from private homes and a later art gallery to municipal plans. It notes Alvin B. Daniels owning the Ocean Boulevard property 1909–1923, John W. Mitchell converting the 1920s garage into a successful art space, and a failed city hall offer amid zoning quirks. The 1935 demolition and land subdivision follow.
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City
Gabrielle Morton
Ocean Boulevard
Alvin B. Daniels
John W. Mitchell
Daniels
Coronado
Mitchell
City of
First National Bank
Coronado 50th Anniversary Paper Reviewed for History
The Coronado Citizen commemorates its 50th anniversary with a retrospective on Coronado history from 1888 to 1938. Mrs. B L Fotias of 814 F avenue loaned the paper for the issue and several historical items will appear in future editions.
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B. L. Fotias
F Avenue
Coronado
Annie Y. Mouse Furnishes More Ancient History
A special delivery letter from an anonymous Coronado historian arrives at The Compass, adding more ancient history notes just before press time. The anonymous correspondent promises further details to follow.
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Annie Y. Mouse
Compass
Coronado Clubs and Organizations Meeting Times
Coronado clubs list weekly meet times and locations including Rotary Lions 20-30 Club Kiwanis Toastmasters Odd Fellows American Legion VFW Masonic Temple and Rotary affiliates. City government meetings are noted with dates and locations at City Hall with contact numbers for special meetings.
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Rotary Club
Hotel del Coronado
Lions Club
Colony
Village Cafe
Kiwanis Club
la Avenida
Toastmasters Club
Presbyterian Church
Tenth and C. Odd Fellows
Coronado Lodge No. 338
Masonic Temple
Orange Avenue
American Legion
Coronado
Federal Housing Community Building
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Henry D. Styer
Masonic Hall Workers Welcome Corps
City Commissions
City Hall
City Planning Commission
Henley
Coronado memories from Annie the ancient historian
Annie recalls early Coronado lore with fond gusto. She mentions Bowdry Coronado the first born on Tight Little Island, Eth and Orange slaughter house smell, Lilian Dormitory moving to Hotel Devon site, Veterans of Foreign Wars building, Wilhelmina Dormitory at 1323 Orange, and a steam train misroute on Orange Avenue near the Ferry.
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Coronado
Bowdry
Eth and Orange
Lillian
Devon
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Wilhelmina
Orange
Orange Avenue
Annie Y. Mouse
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Christian Science
Episcopal
Methodist
Presbyterian
J A
Robert B. Bolt
Bolt
Winks Hewitt
Capt
Colin Campbell
Bolts
Long Beach
Operations Department of North Island
Mrs
Richard Gray
Mr. Gray
Philadelphia
Naval Air Station
Marine Corps Base
Leon Sweet
Salt Lake City
Gertrude Strauss
Lillian Lowenstein
Los Angeles
J. H. Louchheim
el Oeste Lodge
Phoenix
Ariz
R. M. Riddell
Anton Chekov
Alice Greene
Coro
Optomists
Coronado Beach
Coronado Beach Company
California
Bay
H. L. Story
E. S. Babcock
Jacob Gruendike
Business and Professional Women’s Club of
American Red
Gramp
Orange Ave. Cleaners
Annie
Chaser
Eee
U. S
Walker & Sons Co
George Crawford
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