History of Coronado Collage Feature Preview
The Compass presents a weekly History of Coronado column featuring a historical scene or event. It invites readers to donate or loan photographs of prominent local residents from yesteryear to enrich the series.
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Coronado
The
Compass
Yesteryear
Monte Carlo Gambling Ship Grounded at Coronado Beach
In 1937 a severe storm drove the engineless gambling ship Monte Carlo ashore on Coronado beach just south of the Hotel del Coronado after failing to hold its moorings beyond the three mile limit. Furniture, fixtures, and liquors washed ashore. locals kept souvenirs as the city impounded the ship’s cargo for disposal.
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Monte Carlo
Coronado
Coronado Beach
Hotel del Coronado
Harry S. Nunnerly
Ninth Street
Golden Gate Bridge Marks Tenth Birthday Celebration
San Francisco hosts a Tuesday celebration for the tenth anniversary of the Golden Gate Bridge opening. The event honors the world’s longest suspension bridge and is sponsored by the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District directors with cooperation from the Redwood Empire Association.
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Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
National Automobile Club
Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District
Redwood Empire Association
Pupil Recital Announced By Mrs Sidney Clark
Mrs Sidney Clark of 518 Fifth Street invites the public to a recital by her piano and violin students at 7 30 p m Thursday May 29 in the Parish House of the Episcopal Church.
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Sidney Clark
Fifth Street
Episcopal Church
San Diego Book Bestsellers List Highlights Classics
The San Diego Union outlines fiction leaders including Gentleman's Agreement The Vixens The Wayward Bus The Quarry and Lydia Bailey. Non fiction leaders feature The Egg and I Peace of Mind A Study of History Three Came Home and Human Destiny with Information Please Almanac edited by John Kieran.
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John Steinbeck
Russell Janney
Joshua Liebman
Pierre Lecomte du Nouy
Arnold J. Toynbee
John Kieran
Sale of Poppies For Veterans Observed Friday and Saturday
Poppy Day events observe the Saturday before Memorial Day with poppies worn to honor fallen veterans. Mrs. Gladys Haley leads Coronado Unit sales while Commander Meacham urges all veterans to wear and fund the cause. Hand-made by disabled veterans, the poppies also aid in occupational therapy and earnings for those in hospitals and convalescent workshops.
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Ans
Voris
France
Belgium
Gladys Haley
Poppy
Coronado
Meacham
Coronado American Legion
Coronado Players Present The Man Who Came to Dinner
Casting is complete for the Coronado Players summer production The Man Who Came to Dinner directed by Miss Constance Kelly. Rehearsals are underway for performances June 18 19 2021 with William Roesch starring as The Man and a large cast featuring Phil Magee H C Rust Dorothy Thomas William Barker Helen Pennie plus new talent including Mary Lou Cumberledge Dorothie King Betty Melichor Lavalet Shiel Lucille Parsons Norma Smith Elizabeth Gray Philip Quink B J Hanson John Reid J Bernard Smith and John Robb. The production is a Kaufman and Hart comedy praised as a high point in American theater and Monty Lewis designed the set.
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Coronado Players
Constance Kelly
William Roesch
Phil Magee
H. C. Rust
Dorothy Thomas
William Barkin
Helen Pennie
Mary Lou Cumberledge
Dorothie King
Betty Melichor
Lavalet Shiel
Lucille Parsons
Norma Smith
Elizabeth
Kaufman and
Hart
George Washington
Monty Lewis
Glorietta Blue Birds Celebrate Graduation and Summer Camp Plans
The Glorietta Blue Birds graduate five members Bernadine Will son Doris Gilliland Patsy Skin ner Darlene Schatte and Roberta Carl into Camp Fire Girls at Linda Vista ceremony. They plan a summer at Camp Wolahi near Lake Cuyamaca with leader Mrs Harvey Cain and assistant Mrs Lloyd Daniel, then return for more activities.
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Glorietta Blue Birds
Blue
Bernadine Willson
Doris Gilliland
Patsy Skinner
Darlene Schatte
Roberta Carl
Linda Vista
Pop Millar
Harvey Cain
Lloyd Daniel
San Diego
Wolahi
Lake Cuyamaca
Dames and Dress Times at Formal Events
A witty remark notes that women take longer to dress than men for formals, even though they wear less fabric, suggesting curiosity about time spent preparing.
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Henley
Naval Air Station
Imperial Beach
Coronado Cab Company
Ezenley
Harold Ord
C.V
Compass Book
Union
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Frank Yerby
Mildred Walker
the Egg and I
Betty MacDonald
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Agnes Newton Keith
New York Times
Lydia Bailey
Kenneth Roberts
Pats Cafe
Orange Ave
Nobby
Con
Shades
Roy Smith
Complete Family Shoe Stores
Coro
Nobby Bootery
White
Universal Boot Shop