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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1958

Page

9

Groundbreaking echoes of Seaside Memorial 50 years later

Long Beach celebrates the 50th anniversary of Seaside Memorial Hospital as Long Beach Memorial Hospital rises on Signal Hill. Dr. A W Buell recalls medicine in 1908 with horse and buggy care and limited mobile access, noting vast gains from telecommunication, antibiotics, and vaccines.

Long Beach Memorial Hospital Signal Hill Seaside Memorial Hospital Seaside Hospital Broadway Junipero A. W. Buell Long Beach Buell Digitalis Seaside

Seek Funds Sunday for City of Hope

About 3,500 volunteers will canvass the Long Beach Signal Hill area this Sunday to raise funds for City of Hope. Jack Hoffman heads the effort, which aims to cover a $500,000 deficit and keep the medical center fighting cancer leukemia and heart disorders. Donors may receive gifts if they ask about the mystery volunteer. Local merchants donated transistor radios and appliances as incentives. The campaign notes City of Hope needs about $18,000 daily to operate.

Long Beach Signal Hill City of Hope Jack Hoffman Lemon Ane Ciizens of Hope Hoffman Mystery

Dallas Firm Buys 99 Wells in Wilmington Oil Field

Dallas Producing Properties Inc buys 99 producing wells in the Wilmington oil field from Continental Pro duction Co and E C Simmons for 10 million dollars. The acquisition includes six injection wells and prompts a rapid expansion of water flood operations to lift daily output from about 2 500 to near 10 000 barrels and to raise underground pressure to combat subsidence in the harbor district and downtown Long Beach.

Dallas Wilmington Tex NSC Continental Production Co E. C. Simmons Los Angeles Continental Producing Properties Inc Robert J Bradley Los Angeles County Long Beach Anaheim St Pine Ave 6Th St Continental Production Phillips Petroleum Co Bartlesville Oklo Simmons S Lereas Harbor District

90 year-old Sally Stewart defies odds to vote

Sallie Stewart, 90, left a rest home at 2:30 pm to cast her ballot. She faced a long, exhausting trek with help from a friend, saying she has always voted and won’t quit now. Her family ties include brother SV Stewart, Montana’s former Democratic governor, and nephew Bruce Sumner, an Orange County assemblyman.

Sallie Stewart Stewart Cherry Ave Pastriots SV. Stewart Montana Bruce Sumner Orange County California Pleasant House Signal Hill

Red Cross to Elect Bellflower Aides

Bellflower six directors will be elected and service awards given at the annual Bellflower Red Cross meeting at 7 20 pm June 17 at the home of Dr and Mrs Charles Ozanian 10332 Artesia Blvd Dr Malcolm Todd of Long Beach will speak.

Red Cross Bellflower Bellflower Red Cross Charles Ozanian Artesia Blvd Malcolm Todd Lone [Beach

Kepner Honored as Outstanding Baptist Pastor

The Rev. Frank Kepner of Long Beach was named the outstanding Baptist pastor in the Southwest at the second annual benefit dinner for the California Baptist Theological Seminary of Covina. The event, held at the Beverly Hilton Hotel, honored his tenure since August 1956 at First Baptist Church of Long Beach and his prior role as executive secretary of the Southern California Baptist Convention.

Frank Kepner Long Beach Kepner First Baptist Church Southern California Baptist Convention California Baptist Theological Seminary of

Repressuring Pact Moves Toward Adoption by City Council

A memorandum to repressurize and unitize to curb subsidence near the Long Beach Naval Shipyard is set for final adoption by the City Council today after approval in principle last Tuesday. The accord, with Long Beach Oil Development Co. Union Pacific Railroad Co. General Petroleum Corp. and Southern California Edison as principals, may span five years and seeks funds beyond the current 500000 minimum as hearings in Washington and at an Senate subcommittee consider increased subsidies.

Long Beach Naval Shipyard Sam Vickers Board of Harbor Commissioners House Armed Services Committee Washington Senates Armed Services Soe Long Beach Oil Development Co Union Pacific Railroad Co General Petroleum Corp Southern California Edison Wilmington

Irwin Promoted by Long Beach Chamber of Commerce

Glen A. Irwin head of the Long Beach Chamber of Commerce transportation department was named assistant manager by the Chamber after a board meeting. Irwin, who joined three years ago, will keep leading the transportation department and will represent the Chamber in its drive for improved airline service. He will attend a Civil Aeronautics Board meeting in Washington today and Thursday.

Glen A. Irwin Long Beach Chamber of Commerce Transportation Department Chamber John =. Riley Jr Irwin Transportation Department Long Beach Washington Civil Aeronautics Board

Boy Hit by Car Near Santa Cruz Avenue

Paul L. Boucher of 245 Neptune Place suffered a head cut after being hit by a car while crossing Neptune Place near Santa Cruz Avenue Tuesday evening. The driver Grayson L. Watkins of 9239 Palm Street Bellflower was not cited by police.

Paul L. Boucher Neptune Pl al Ear Neptune

On Stage Long Beach Man Who Came to Dinner at LBCC

Long Beach City College adult division drama students stage The Man Who Came to Dinner at Millikan High School auditorium at 7 45 p m Also a Long Beach Municipal Band 90 minute concert in the Municipal Auditorium Exhibit Hall starts at 2 pm All events highlight a lively local cultural day in Long Beach.

Long Beach City College Millikan High School Long Beach Municipal Band

Novena to St Anthony Set at St Anthony's Church

A solemn novena to St Anthony will begin at St Anthony's Church 540 Olive Ave on Thursday at 8 am Mass. It will conclude on the feast of the patron saint June 13 with daily Masses at 3 6 30 7 30 and 8 am.

St. Anthony St. Anthony's Church Olive Ave Jas

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