Ladies' Shops Franklin 9-1906 Henley 3-497
Classified line listing shows shop contact numbers with Henley and Franklin prefixes. Numerous digits indicate multiple listings for stores or services under Henley and Franklin labels.
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Newspaper
Coronado Compass
Location
Coronado, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1949
Page
4
Classified line listing shows shop contact numbers with Henley and Franklin prefixes. Numerous digits indicate multiple listings for stores or services under Henley and Franklin labels.
Mike Poindexter of Imperial Beach was named fire chief for the Imperial Beach Fire Protection District by the board of fire commissioners last week. He plans to form a volunteer unit trained by personnel from National City Chula Vista and San Diego fire departments. Emory PTA will sponsor the March of Dimes in South Bay. William D. Owens a retired Navy chief and South Bay resident for two years was struck and killed by a hit and run driver last Saturday. South Bay had strong turnout at the Second Annual Cat Fancier's Show at Balboa Park.
Lt. (jg) David L. Adrian and family arrive from Sweetwater Texas and reside on Orange Avenue after a cruise on USS Redfish. Lt. (jg) N. R. Quiel and Mrs. Quiel move from Chula Vista to Orange Avenue. Ens. and Mrs. Richard E. Storey arrive from Jacksonville with Mrs. Storéy's sister visiting. Members of the San Diego Cat Fanciers Association cited. South Bay Branch Library job openings announced. Other newcomers include the Nunns from Eugene Oregon, the Magees from National City, Col. J. J. Cornett and Mrs. Utterback on EB Avenue, and Comdr. Dougherty and family on Second Street.
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