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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1951

Page

7

Catholic Women Hold Eleventh Annual Meeting in Long Beach

More than 400 members and guests gathered at St Anthony's Catholic Center for the Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women event. Archbishop Francis A McIntyre was guest of honor and main speaker. Mrs L M Lawson chaired the program with a panel on Destiny of Modern Women in the Light of Papal Teaching.

Long Beach Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women St. Anthony's Catholic Center Alamitos Avec Francis A. McIntyre L. M. Lawson R. Calvert Haws E. V. Murdock Philip Jansen Joseph J. Scharb John P. McMann Bernard J. Dolan St. Anthony's St. Anthony's High School

Magnolia Pier Boat Operation Permit Granted

The City Council approved a nonexclusive permit to Inland Boat Co. of Big Bear Lake to operate boats off Magnolia Ave. Pier starting May 30. The company will pay 6 percent of gross receipts from powered and sailboats and 20 percent from nonpowered boats monthly, with minimums of 250 to 100 dollars depending on the month, and will deploy 150 passenger excursion boat, speedboats, rental craft, and related facilities under city manager and fire department approval.

Inland Boat Co Big Bear Lake Magnolia Ave Samuel £. Vickers

Ex-Reserve Officer Nabbed for Drinking

Henry G. Heffener, 40, of 3270 Palo Verde Ave, Lakewood, a former Los Angeles Police Department reserve officer, was jailed at Norwalk sheriff's station on charges of violating the Dangerous Weapons Control Act and drinking in an auto. Deputies said he was found near Harrison Street and Downey Avenue in Paramount taking a drink from a quart beer bottle. a loaded .45 caliber automatic and a partly filled wine bottle were in the front seat.

Henry G. Heffener Palo Verde Ave Lakewood Los Angeles Police Department Norwalk

Lakewood Mother and Child Injured in Runaway Car

A Lakewood woman Anna Bernadine Steffen 36 and her daughter Vickie Ann were hurt when tar in their car jumped a curb struck a tree and crashed into Mrs J G Summers home at 3210 Charlemagne Ave Lakewood. They were treated at Long Beach Community Hospital with head injuries bruises and possible internal injuries. The mother was released yesterday and the child expected to go home today.

Lakewood J. G. Summers Charlemagne Ave Californias Highway Patrol Long Beach Community Hospital Anna Bermadine Steffen Flagstone Ave Vickie Ann Steffen

Storeroom Baby Case Probed by Juvenile Authorities

Juvenile officers investigated the discovery of a crying infant boy under three months old found unattended in a storeroom behind 1805 E Anaheim St. Betty Theophilou and Lola Adams are linked to the case as others described roles at a nearby cafe and a Pike fortune telling establishment. The newborn was admitted to Seaside Hospital for care.

Uvenile Anaheim St Betty Theophilou Pacific Coast Hwy Lola Adams Theophilou Pima'yeota Philotheau Tony Treo

Heart fund gifts here reach $5700

Contributions for the 1951 heart fund campaign total $5700, announced by campaign chairman Haliinsen A. Reid. Part of the money collected by the Long Beach Heart Association will fund national Heart groups research and the local association aims to expand services as funds allow.

Heart Fund Haliinsen A. Reid Long Beach Heart Association Reid

Fire incident log from Atchert to Covina Ave and beyond

Lone Brard Fire Department responded to multiple calls including car fires on Rase St and Covina Ave, a flash alarm at First St, and trash and furnace fires on Pacific Ave and Lime Ave. Ambulances attended at Linden Ave and American Ave, with nominal to moderate damage reported.

Lone Brard Fire Department Atchert Rase St Covina Ave Wight Damare Sixth St Stearns Bt Los Coyotes Steaot Ambuianes EL First Toh Onseb Gist St Third St Linden Ave P.m Loruat “Ave Pacific Ave del Ama &T American Ave

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