Five Babies Born at Coronado Hospital in Three Days
Coronado Hospital reported five births over a three day period. Rebecca Eleanor Stacy arrived May 25 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Stacy, granddaughter of Mrs Cassin Young. Floyd Tee Carney born May 15 to Mr and Mrs Floyd Carney of Chula Vista. Elizabeth Ann Sewell born May 14 to Mr and Mrs Ned Sewell of 646 B Ave. Jean Gifford born May 17 to Mr and Mrs C A Gifford of 400 A Ave. William Turnbull born May 16 to Mr and Mrs Grant Turnbull of Palm City.
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Coronado Hospital
Thomas Stacy
Rebecca Eleanor
Cassin Young
Coronado
Capt. Young
USN
Will Brothers
Cassin Young Stacy
Thomas J. Stacy, Jr
Floyd Tee Carney
Floyd Thomas Carney
Chula Vista
Elizabeth Ann Sewell
Ned
Sewell
B Ave
C. A. Gifford
A Ave
Jean
Grant A. Turnbull
Palm City
William
Violin Solo By Anne Johansen At San Diego Club
Mrs Anne Johansen performed Brahms Sonata in D minor at the Music Makers Society in the San Diego Woman's Club. Accompanist Charles Shatto joined the soloist. The open program for non members drew Coronatians to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Johansen
A ‘Ave
Music Makers’ Society of San Diego
San Diego
Lay family arrives in Coronado from Washington
Comdr. James T. Lay his wife and three children have reached Coronado after arriving from Washington D C. The commander serves aboard a destroyer in the Western Pacific while Mrs Lay is identified as the daughter of Adm and Mrs Chester Nimitz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Lay
James T. Lay, Jr
Chester Nimitz
Richard Freeman
Washington, D. C
Comdr. Lay
Western Pacific
Lay
Adm
San Diego Editor Addresses Business Women at Nestor
J C Safely managing editor of the Union-Tribune spoke to the South Bay Business and Professional Women's club at Nestor Tuesday evening about printing history from prehistoric times to today. He discussed his book Fisherman's Pier and upcoming Medieval Northwest while noting material gathered from Oceanside and Tijuana BPWC friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. C. Safely
The
Union-Tribune
Medican Northwest
South Bay
Fisherman’s Pier
Oceanside Pier
Tijuana
BPWC
Ja California
Ruth Myers
de New Florence
Brown
Coronado ‘Club
Shuman
Lenora Berman
New Arrivals in Coronado Bring Military Families Home
Lt and Mrs E T Davis arrive from Hawaii and reside at 321 Palm with Valley Forge attachment. James R Hansen and son Kim move to 116 Prospect. Hansen recently served at Adak Alaska. Slocum family relocate from Hadley Hall to 745 Olive. Lt on destroyer No 1 staff. Lt Comdr W S Koozer arrives from Corpus Christi with training unit. home bought at 711 Fifth St. James Ferris and family from San Francisco occupy 918 G Ave. Mt Dobrasky moves from National City to 1483 First St. David Birich and wife move from San Diego to 1765 Mullinix. Summer visitors include Mrs J B Brooks and Pamela from Burlingame at 766 C Ave. Magie family from Chicago at 1030 BE Ave. officer serves on USS Rendova. D R Gerber returns after 10 years, at 1038 G Ave. previously in Mexico City in furniture business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Koozer
Corpus Christi
Texas
Fifth St
Local Nurses Observe Navy Nurse Corps Anniversary
Mrs. Janet McHaffey superintendent of Coronado Hospital and two nurses visited the Navy Family Hospital to attend the fortieth anniversary of the Navy Nurse Corps last Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Family Hospital
Janet ‘McHaffey
Coronado Hospital
Margaret Kuykendall
Christine McKay
Navy Nurse Corps
Laing Family Moves Into New City Home
Sr and Mrs Alfred Laing moved into their new home at 543 B Ave after five years in San Diego where Mr Laing was a U S Inspector of Shipbuilding. He built many local homes and created an unusual living room with a fireplace wall of a different finish and an all electric kitchen. His
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B Ave
San Diego
Laing
U. S
Browsing With Brownie by Florence Brown
In Florence Brown’s column she recalls a London wax works visit where a young couple misidentifies Charles I as the king executed in Forever Amber. The piece notes casual overheard history and schoolroom attitudes toward historic figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Brown
Madame Tussaud
London
Charles the First
Charles the
Amber
Coronadian Winner In Ladies Golf Match At San Diego Club
Mrs. R. H. Davis won the Class A match on Ladies Day at the San Diego Country Club with a best nine score of 45-714-37%. Coronadians who play Tuesdays include Mmes. C. C. Latham Martha Ackerman J J Bryan Mary Clifford E R Crawford Ray Laird and F J Volz. They vie for the Jessop trophy with three best net scores per class in the May tournament and a spring match play set for late May with May 24 qualifying.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Davis
San Diego Country Club
San Diego Club
Coronado Links
Mmes. C. C. Latham
Martha Ackerman
J. J. Bryan
Mary Clifford
E. R. Crawford
Ray Laird
F.J. Volz
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Anne Johansen
E. T. Davis
Hawaii
Palm Ave
Valley Forge
James R. Hansen
Kim
Prospect Ave
Mr. Hansen
Adak
Alaska
W.” ‘'S. Slocum
Sandra
Scotty
Hadley Hall
Olive Ave
San Francisco
James Ferris
G Ave
MT. Dobrasky
Boatswain Ie
National City
First St
David Bhirich
ADC
Mrs. Birich
Mullinnix Drive
J. B. Brooks
Pamela
Burlingame
C Avenue
A. H.magie
Richard
Karen
Chicago
BE Ave
Rendova
D. R. Gerber
Mexico City
Mrs
Alfred Laing
Higgs Jewelers
Henley
Orange Avenue
Pete Phillips
Preston Primm
Meat Department
Silvergate—Buffet
John Schroeder
Bank of Owners
Charles John Schroeders
Tenth St
Wim. L. Barkin
Optometrist
Loma Avenue
California
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