Five Coronadians Attend Bank of America Meeting
Five Coronado Branch officers will attend a joint meeting of the San Diego and Imperial Counties Bank of America officers group at the San Diego Club on June 23. Attending are branch manager Martin Vicarius and four other aides plus speakers W. J. Braunschweig and Graydon Hoffman.
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Coronado
Bank of America
San Diego
Imperial Counties Bank of America
San Diego Club
Y Y
Martin Vicarius
Wicarius
Burton Ervey
Emil Johnson
Gene Merci i
John Schroeder
Barking
W. J. Braunschweig
Graydon Hoffman
Admiral Forrester Arrives to Relieve Rear Adm. Abrion
Admiral Forrester arrives from Norfolk Virginia to relieve Rear Admiral Abrion as head of destroyers in the Pacific. Adm and Mrs Forrester and their children Peter and Judy reside at 536 J Avenue.
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Oe Eee Bere
Norfolk
Adm
Frank ¥Abrion
Ape
Destroyers
Pacific
Mrs. Forrester
Peter
Judy
J Avenue
St Charles Church Plans Grammar School
Rev Francis L McGann pastor of St Charles Church in Palm City plans a grammar school in September with the Sisters of Mercy if enough children register. He has been recalled to Navy duty and Father Cornelius Waldo, OSB, will succeed him. The school would serve first four grades in Imperial Beach and Palm City. The Altar Society recently sponsored a card party for the school’s benefit.
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Francis L. McGann
St. Charles Church
Palm City
Sisters of Mercy
Navy
Father Cornelius Waldo
OSB
Father McGann
Imperial Beach
The
Altar Society
Todds Celebrate 55th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs J F Todd observe their 55th anniversary at their Coronado home 55 years after their 1893 Chillicothe Iowa wedding. The couple, ages 82 and 79, have six children Paul Lloyd Harlow Mark and Donald deceased, with several grandchildren visiting for the occasion. Bertha Littler of San Diego attends the anniversary.
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J. F. Todd
Fifth Street
Mr. Todd
Todd
Chillicothe
Iowa
Harold P. Requa
Coronado
Todds
California
Midwest
Paul R
Denver
Lloyd
San Bernardino
Harlow
Martin
S. D
Mark
Glendale
Calif
Donald
Bertha Littler
Irving Street
San Diego
Clement Family Heads to Berkeley for Summer
Mrs. Chester Lee Clement of 510 J Avenue leaves for Berkeley on June 20 with Barbara and Davis to visit her mother Mrs. Frank R. Devlin. They await Capt. Clement from the USS Cavalier in Shanghai and will travel to Washington D.C. by car via Canada, renting an apartment at the Westchester.
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Chester Lee Clement
510
J Avenue
Berkeley
Barbara
Davis
Frank R. Devlin
Clement
Capt. Clement
Cavalier
Shanghai
Washington D.C
Canada
West Chester
Washington
On the Job Training Under G I Bill Outlined by Vet Bureau
San Diego County veterans service head G B Hamblin describes on the job training under the G I Bill as a broad program for various jobs not in recognized trades. Veterans may earn wages plus a monthly subsistence of 65 dollars without dependents or 90 dollars with dependents, with total support capped at 210 dollars monthly for those with two or more dependents. Full application details are available at the County Veterans Service Department, Room 334, Kelso Theatre Building, San California.
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G. I
G. B. Hamblin
San Diego County Veterans Service Depertacet
State Board of Education
Hamblin
County Veterans Service Department
Kels Theatre
San
California
Vacation Church School to Graduate 150 Pupils Friday
Vacation Church School will graduate over 150 pupils after a two week program run by Episcopal Methodist and Presbyterian churches. Kindergarten exercises start at 11 am and primary junior at 7 pm with a Ruth pageant and a work display by the junior group.
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Episcopal
Methodist
Presbyterian
Presbyterian’ ‘Church
Ruth
Summer Play For Girls At San Diego YWCA
The San Diego YWCA outlines activities for county school age girls. Six to nine year olds will swim dance and craft while older girls enjoy dance archery and crafts. High school seniors may take trips to places of interest. Junior high girls use the pool gym and craft room on Fridays with swim clubs offering 30 minutes of instruction and 30 minutes of play. Information available at the YWCA activities desk.
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San Diego Ywca
YWCA
Three Women Browse Coronado Ads At Weekend Sale
Three women search a Coronado sale for used goods and meet neighbors at early hours. The Huiskamp girl sells toys with a toy cash register while her brother Jack markets Pen Pal letters and advertises Coronado via view cards and a Chamber of Commerce booklet.
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Coronado
Jack
Lagos
Nigeria
British West Africa
Pal
Chamber of Commerce
Grass Proposed to Replace Center Strip Shrubs
Coronado Safety Council urges removal of all shrubbery from the center parking strip on Orange Avenue from First Street to Adella Place and replacement with grass. The recommendation, focusing on traffic safety, notes trees and shrubs would soon obscure vision and become a hazard to vehicles.
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Coronado Safety Council
Orange Avenue
First Street
Adella Place
Safety Council
Coronado Artists Invited to Enter Vista Art Show
Coronado artists are urged to ready paintings for the Sec ond Annual Art Show held July 11 through 31 by the Vista Art Guild. The exhibit will be judged by three nationally known artists from outside San Diego County. Entries must be painted within the last 12 months. $300 in cash prizes offered. Applications from Art Guild, P.O. Drawer B, Vista, California. No pictures accepted after June 26.
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Coronado
Vista Art Guild
San Diego County
Art Guild
P.O
Vista
California
Outdoor Summer Art Classes At Coronado School
Monty Lewis announces Coronado School of Fine Arts summer courses continue outdoors. A new session begins June 28 with children’s classes on Mondays and Wednesdays outside, and Rex Brandt’s watercolor seminar runs Thursdays and Fridays outdoors through August 13.
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Coronado School of Fine Arts
Monty Lewis
Rex Brandt
Story Hour At Library Draws Thirty Children
Thirty children attended the Story Hour at the public library last Thursday at 4 p.m. Mrs. Lincoln of the library staff said the reading club trails the movies, noting nearly as many bicycles were present as for the film showing.
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Lincoln
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