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Newspaper
Coronado Compass
Location
Coronado, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1948
Page
7
Multiple items offered including a washer a divan and chair a refrigerator hot water heater and baby furniture. Listings note contact points and locations such as 625 3rd St 434 A Ave and 400 Fourth St with prices around 50 to 50 dollars and availability details.
A series of birth announcements from Family Hospital Naval Air Station Coronado and Coronado Hospital include Rosemary Dougall daughter of Lt and Mrs Allem Dougall 331 Palm Avenue born June 1 and Stephen Nyland Toni Elizabeth Daight and Mark Hodges Bees born June 1 at the same hospital. Michael Brannon Schell born June 2 to Lt(jg) C L A Schell 328 Palm Avenue. Katherine Marianne Dryden born June 4 to Mr and Mrs William Dryden 1020 Flora Avenue. Lt Comdr Richard H Gwinn USN and Mrs Gwinn announce a daughter born June 2 at Coronado Hospital residing 936 J Avenue. Patrick Brame born May 17 to Lt and Mrs Harold James Cartwright 956 F Avenue and attached to USS Valley Forge.
A list of incoming residents to Coronado and nearby towns includes L T Barak from National City at 2115 Malt Lt. and Mrs Beever at 345 D Avenue, and several Navy personnel from Mare Island Quonset Point Guam and Chicago. Families settle at addresses on H Avenue 8th Street Pomona Avenue J Avenue First Street and Nine th Street plus apartments such as Vanderbilt.
A fragmented local directory snippet lists businesses along Orange Avenue including The Beachcombers on des Ave and Moore's Cafe at 1016-9th Street. Also shown are savings and loan associations Coronado Federal and another address 1110 Orange and Union Oil Company stations. Contact numbers for Henley appear: 8-4141 38-4033 8-6810 3-4212 8-6161.
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