Long Beach LWW marks 50 years of involvement
Long Beach League of Women Voters marks its 50th anniversary with a March event highlighting half a century of political education and nonpartisan study. The group has grown from 250 members since 1924 and hosted state conventions while influencing city government, voter education, and civil defense through decades of campaigns and forums.
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Long Beach League
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League of Women Voters
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Municipal Art Center
Renee Simon
Ruth Bach
Lifestyle PRESS-TELEGRAM adit anon Let Mh TOTS
An unclear lifestyle note from the PRESS TELEGRAM ad section mentions anonymous tips and a nod to lifestyle topics. The readable fragment hints at consumer hints and social trend glimpses without clear names or events.
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Anon
Nuptial Vows Linked to ASU and San Diego Life
A series of marriages is outlined with ties to Tempe Arizona State University and San Diego. Patricia Lynn Haines and E. Mac Amos Jr. wed after a Hawaii honeymoon, planning to reside in Coronado. Prudence Lee and John Craig Martin married at St Barnabas with ASU ties and later split to San Diego. Howard Kerr and Mary Elizabeth Kerr wed in Long Beach area with USC and UCLA credentials, set to reside in Huntington Beach.
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E. Mac.Amos Jr
Patricia Lynn Haines
Hawaii
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Penn's Society
California State University
Pullerton
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Huntington Beach
Red Rose Contest honors two area nurses
Two area nurses won recognition in the Red Rose Nurse contest led by the Hospital Charity Fund. Lynn Loya of St. Francis Hospital Lynwood and Joan Mostert of Long Beach St. Mary�s Hospital finished first and second runners-up to Terri Shearer of Santa Monica Hospital Medical Center, besting 18 semi-finalists from Los Angeles and Orange County. Each runner-up received a weekend trip to San Francisco courtesy of PSA. The charity fund partners with 25 hospitals and physicians to aid patients facing medical emergencies after insurance and government assistance fail.
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Terri Shearer
Santa Monica, Center
Joan Mostert
Long Beach St. Mary's Hospital
Lynn Loya
St. Francis Hospital
Lynwood
Hospital Charity Fund
Santa Monica Hospital Medical Center
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Orange County
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Mostert
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San Francisco
PSA
Lillian Hellman Star of a Bygone Era in New England Home
Martina's Vineyard residents recall Lillian Hellman twenty years after The Little Foxes. She bought Pleasantville estate with royalties, raised animals, filled rooms with bright wallpaper, and later built a Vineyard retreat where she wrote Pentimento. She reflects on aging, fame, and unfinished work.
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Lillian Hellman
Gloria Emerson
New York Times
Martina's Vineyard
Mass
Miss Hellman
New York
George Kaufman
Irving Penn
Dashiell Hammett
Little Brown
Retirement advice stresses wife in transition
Long Beach retirees and a guest expert urged the audience to involve wives early, plan shared activities, and carve personal space. They advise practical steps like keeping phone distance, timing naps, and learning hobbies together while pursuing social security awareness and lasting routines.
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Hobbhls
Coast Federal Savings Speakers Bureau
Long Beach
Uhls
Redondo Beach
Charlie
Abis
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Thls
Redonda Beach
Civil Service Interview Board
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Alan Howard
Loya
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