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Newspaper

Coronado Compass

Location

Coronado, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1947

Page

4

Northern Calif vs Southern California in State Legislature Debate

In Sacramento last week Senator Ralph Swing of San Bernardino pressed when the special session on highway development would begin action and when he could return to the sunlit land. The remark follows a seasonal jab implying Southern California's appeal.

Sacramento Ralph Swing San Bernardino Southern California

Work Begins On Boy Scout Recreation Field

A work party led by C. T. Anderson began clearing ground at Glorietta Bay front for a Boy Scout recreation field. Participants included Charles Soderberg Paul Corriere and Max Forney.

C. T. Anderson Coronado

Coronado Bowling Standings Show Tight Team Race

Coronado league standings list Bechtel's Appliances leading with 51 points followed by Crawford Plumbing 48 Legion Gold 44 and Legion Blues 20 30 Club. High team score Bechtel's Appliances 871 and high game Bechtel's 2358. Individual top scores include A S Goodale 572 and Helen Fox 467.

Coronado Crawford Plumbing Bechtel’s Appliances Legion Gold Legion Blues Bechtel Major Fox Amusement Pete’s Jerry’s Gerry's Coffee Central Liquor Walker and Sons Pete’s Liquor William Penn High William Krueger Coronado Fix-It Virginia’s Beauty Shoppe Bechtel’s. Appliances Bob Mountville Helen Fox

The Hat Fight Maxim in John Barrymore Comment

A terse quip attributed to John Barrymore advises how to confront a woman by snatching her hat and fleeing. The remark reflects era humor and performer persona.

John Barrymore Reader’s Digest

Coronado Social Notes From Local Residents

Cross Town Chit Chat highlights visits and arrivals in Coronado. Capt. and Mrs. Francis A. Packer, U.S.N. Ret., plan to Mexico City and reminisce with old friends. Local families including the Warren, Stewart, and Chamberlain clans share visits, showers, and domestic updates at Palm Avenue, Hotel del Coronado, and La Jolla venues.

Mexico City Francis A. Packer U.S.N Coronado San Francisco Duncan Packer U.S.S. Trenton Ens Packer Harold H. Ritter Palm Avenue G. Watson Richard Gould III Douglas Stewart Sacramento Mr. Watson R. Warren Marcia M. Warren Max Forney Stewart Neeley W. F. Loventhal Loventhal Avenue Washington Harold Peterson Hotel del Coronado Jaeger Eleanor Welch Miller Spokane R. Phillips el Cordova Lawrence Black Jane Chamberlain Westwood Jennifer Christopher

Cushman Baby Born In Coronado Family Hospital

Lt. Comdr. and Mrs. C. W. Cushman announce the birth of a daughter Helen Amanda on November 30 at the Family Hospital in Mamby. She is named for Mrs. Cushman's mother and grandmother. Maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Muilikin of Jacksonville, Florida visited Coronado recently. paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Cruger Hudat Cushman of Upper Mont Clare, New Jersey.

C. W. Cushman Helen Amanda Mamby

Coronado Clubs and City Boards Schedule

Local organizations meet weekly across Coronado at Hotel del Coronado Colony Restaurant Village Cafe La Avenida Cafe Toastmasters Presbyterian Church and Masonic Temple. City Council Planning Recreation and commissions set meeting times at City Hall with regular sessions on specific Tuesdays and Mondays. For special meetings call City Hall or Compass office.

Humorous Old Time Jests and Quips

A collection of light verse and quips about a cow named Zephyr a nurse, a vase, a moving man, an angler, and a waiting spectator. The jokes poke gentle fun at everyday mishaps and polite pretensions with playful wordplay and puns.

Traveling salesman telegram joke from home front

A traveling salesman abroad receives a wire saying twins arrived and more by mail. He replies with humor, congratulating the event and joking that he would refuse any further arrivals by mail.

Ocean Boulevard Lights To Be Bright Again Soon

After two years of darkness Ocean Boulevard lights will be bright again. Repairs include a complete new cable and will cost 1700 dollars according to City Manager Harold Fuller. Work should be completed by February 216th.

Ocean Boulevard Harold Fuller

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Compass Calif Southern California Boy Scout Coronado Churches Catholic Sacred Heart Church John Purcell C Avenue Henley Presbyterian Graham Memorial Presbyterian Church Kenneth Baird Carson Arthur D. Sale Christian Science First Church OF Christ Scientist Eighth Street Orange Avenue Methodist Church OF the Voyager St. Paul’s Methodist Church Seventh Street Olive Avenue R. Hylton Sanders Episcopal Christ Episcopal Church H. O. Nash Ninth Street P Coe Se Gus Edson Rotary Club Lions Club Colony Restaurant Village Cafe Kiwanis Club la Avenida Cafe Toastmasters Club Presbyterian Church Tenth and C Odd Fellows Coronado Lodge No I.0.c.f Masonic Temple Orange Ave American Legion Federal Housing Community Building Veterans of Foreign Wars Henry D. Styer City Hall City Planning Commission City Recreation Commission Elue 4S Beauty Studio Orange Avenue Cleaners Terry Cme Valentines Ioup Zephyr Dephyr Angler Pendlewood’s Travel Bureau Palm Springs Hotel del Ci Coronado Pe Roca A Cig PX Shin Gee Bollinger Srange
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