A H Lawton Services Held for Alfred H Lawton
Alfred Homer Lawton 59 died October 4 at 929 Alameda Boulevard. Funeral services with entombment will be held at 2 p m Friday in Rose Chapel Rose Hills Menlo Park Whittier. He was a civilian storekeeper at the Naval Air Station and a native of Los Angeles, resident here ten years.
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Rose Chapel
Rose Hills
Menlo Park
Whittier
Alfred Homer Lawton
Alameda Boulevard
Los Angeles
Naval Air Station
Books to be reviewed at Coronado Woman's Club
Mrs Harvey Wilson Moore Jr and Mrs Mary Sherman will review two books at the Coronado Woman's Club book section meeting at 7 30 Monday evening. The group meets at 40 A Avenue the home of Mrs R A Bradt. Reviews include Golden Porcupine by Bolton and The Town with the Funny Name by Max Miller who writes about Southern California from La Jolla.
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Woman's Club
Mary Sherman
Coronado Woman's Club
R. A. Bradt
A Avenue
Bolton
Mrs. Sherman
Max Miller
San Diego
la Jolla
Southern California
Boy Scout Troop 75 to Meet at School Gym Tonight
Friday Oct 8 1948 Coronado Compass reports Troop 75 will gather at 8:30 p.m. in the high school exercise gym for their first meeting of the year led by acting leader Walter Rumney. Mrs J F McClain visited Alhambra for her new grandson born Friday at St Luke's Pasadena. Baby named for maternal grandfather Rear Adm Frank Wagner. Funeral services held for Mrs Ponc in Emmie Wood and niece Mrs Birdie Victoria Cline.
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Coronado Compass
BOY Scouts
McClain
J. F. McClain
Alhambra
Walter Rumney
Cistorie Loneargal Ommomecarey Mamet
John Franklin MacClain
St. Luke’s Hospital, Pasadena
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A. H. Lawton
Harvey Wilson Moore Jr
Adm
Frank Wagner
Here
A. J. Heacock Painting CO
29Th Street
Sen Diegs
Main
Wm. L. Barkin
California
United States
Mexico
Philbeck
Parti
Cide
Pinking
Betty Wright
Hardware
Orange Ave
Coronado, Calif
Henley
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