Final Tributes for C C Jameson Long Beach banker honored by church
Dr Ewing S Hudson of Second Presbyterian Church gave the community tribute to Clif ford C Jameson vice president and Long Beach branch manager of Security First National Bank who died after a long illness. The service at Mortell Mortuary featured flowers in the aisles and a Sunnyside Memorial Park interment. Jameson arrived in Long Beach in 1922 after banking work in Iowa and Illinois and was active in civic groups and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifford C. Jameson
Ewing S. Hudson
Second Presbyterian Church
Jameson
Long Beach
Security First National Bank
Flowers
Mortell Mortuary
Dr. Hudson
Mr. Jameson
Vinton
Iowa
Hudson
Ilinois
Eric Bolln
Vaughn Boyington
Virgil Gillespie
Gordon Hickle
Palmer Schumaacher
Edward Shaw
Harold Agal
Gene Driskill
Sunnyside Memorial Ark
No Racing This Year in Stadium
City will not host midget auto races at Veterans Memorial Stadium this year due to tight scheduling and costs. City Manager Samuel E. Vickers says up to 16 races might occur on select Saturdays and holidays between May 17 and Sept 20, 1952 after evaluating track prep needs and crash-wall costs. Engineers Page Fisk and R. O Steck study wear, with the Lakewood Taxpayers Association opposing auto and motorcycle events near nearby properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans Memorial Staadium
Samuel E. Vickers
iChemist Page Fisk
R. O. ‘Steck
Vickers
Two Sisters and Grandson Mentioned in Obituary Details
The obituary notes two sisters Mrs Louise Gerstner of Miami Florida and Mrs Lena Burkhart of Germany and a grandson. The rosary is set for 7 tomorrow night at Mottell's Chapel with a requiem mass at 8 Friday morning at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church. Interment will be in All Souls Cemetery.
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Benefiel
Nellie A. Benefiel
Fourth St
Wisconsin
Long Beach
San Bernardino
Harry C. Benefiel
Methodist Church
Mottell's Chapel
Graceland Cemetery
Whittier
Louise Gerstner
Miami
Fla
Lena Burkhart
Germany
Mottell’s Chapel
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church
Ile
All Souls Cemetery
China Native to Talk at Brotherhood Meet
Dr. D. D. Su, interim pastor of Long Beach Japanese Presbyterian Church and China native, will speak at 12 30 p m tomorrow at the United Church Brotherhood luncheon in the YWCA clubroom. He will discuss Americas Potentials for World Peace and share candid views on US influences on China. Dr. Su is a senior at San Francisco Theological Seminary in San Anselmo, with Dr. William Blount as program chairman.
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D. D. Su
Long Beach Japanese Presbyterian Church
China
United Church Brotherhood
YWCA
America
First Tao
United States
San Francisco Theological Seminary
San Anselmo
William Blount
L B Woman Attacked on Street by Man
Mrs. Altha A. Harlocker 42 of 906 Temple Ave was grabbed from behind and forced to the sidewalk in the 1200 block of Ohio Ave last night. She told police the assailant, about 20 and large, clamped both hands over her mouth and fled after she screamed.
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Altha A. Harlocker
Temple Ave
Ohio Ave
Fighter-bomber Wing Alerted for Orient
The 116th Fighter-bomber Wing of the U. S. Air Force based in Victorville has been alerted for duty in the Far East. Commanded by Col. James B. Buck, the unit draws personnel from California, Florida and Georgia, was activated last October and is equipped with F-84 jet fighters.
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Victorville
U. S. Air Force
Far East
Air National Guard
James B. Buck
California
Florida
Georgia
Slim milk aids low calorie diets from Challenge Foods
A new product named SLIM by Challenge Dairy Foods is a vitamin enriched non fattening milk for weight watching diets. A 28 day reducing diet booklet with three meals daily and high protein vitamins minerals is offered, plus charts comparing SLIM to common foods. Request a free copy from Challenge Cream & Gutter Assn at 9 E. 2nd St Los Angeles 12.
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Challenge Dairy Foods
Challenge
2Nd St
Los Angeles
Nebraska Picnic Opens With New Song Appeal
Alfred Walesby of Omaha composed Nebraska for Me and George Bryant arranged it for the band. The Municipal Band will play at the Nebraska picnic in Bixby Park Saturday. Ten thousand are expected. Ninety three counties will be represented with registers. Refreshments and badges, welcome by Mayor Chace, talks on Nebraska's place, and a musical program with community singing and acts by Dixie, Donni, Bennie Hardin and Byron Hardin at the piano accompany. Lulu Petty Opp arranged the program.
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Nebraska
Alfred Walesby
Omaha
George Bryant
Bixby Park
Paul F. Dietrick
Nebraska State Society
Burton W. Chace
James W. Hanberry
Myranna Coon
Dixie, Donni
Bennie Hardin
Byron
Lulu Petty Opp
Firm Treats Firemen Police on Duty Today
W E Hale representing J U Mattell Inc gave cigars cigarettes and refreshments to Long Beach Police and Fire Departments on duty for the Fourth of July. The custom began in 1927 by the late J J Mattell for officers required to stay on duty during the holiday.
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W. E. Hale
J. u.Mattell, Inc
Long Beach
J. J. Mattell
Clark Kastle Heads Recovery Service Club Leadership
The Recovery Service Club at 921 Pacific Ave. will be headed for the next year by Clark Kastle. Officers include Merle Thompson as vice president, Charles Dragoon treasurer, Kath erine Wright secretary, with Clarence Bevington and Virgil R. Scott as directors. Annis L. Fletcher of the Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association installed the officers at a recent ceremony.
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Pacific Ave
Clark Kastle
Merle Thompson
Charles Dragoon
Katherine Wright
Clarence Bevington
Virgil R. Scott
Annis L. Fletcher
Long Beach Tuberculosis and Health Association
Driver Hurt in Crash at 53rd and Elm
One driver was injured in a two car collision at 53rd Street and Elm Avenue. Julia Mae Grains, 36, of 5072 Raton Circle, treated at Seaside Hospital for cuts and bruises. The other driver was Gerard W. Clark, 29, of 98 E. 56th Street.
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53Rd St
Elm Ave
Julia Mae Grains
Raton Circle
Seaside Hospital
Gerard W. Clark
E. 56Th St
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C.C. Jameson
Oehreing
Aaron Lee Ochring
Brady Ave
Passaic
Addie
Ochring
Mortell
Utter-McKinley Mortuary
Whither
Johnson
William G. Johnson
First St
Rock Spring
Wyo
Sunnyside Mausoleum Chapel
Swan Mattson
Waite Park
Minn
Nathome High School
Lomita
Cancer Fund
Matthews
Ruth Marfaret Matthews
Orizaba Ave
Clarksdale
Miss
Holly Grove
Ark
David F. Alcorn
W.T. Ross
Jackson
Richard E. Chism
Midland
Texas
van Eugene Chism
Little Rock
Memphis
Tenn
Mottell
Heim
Katie Heim
Raymond Ave
Baden
Irvington
N. J
Frederick B
Kay Clark
U. S
Oceanside
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Patmaale
Santa Baroara
Burb
Pasadena
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Grand Super
Portland
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Algna
Ral
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Uron
Atlanta
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York
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Donwich
Anchorage
Houston
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Juan Tanh
Art Piec Ees
San Fran
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Aleman
Guaymas
Petroleos Mexicanos Sally
Maersk
Dan
New York
Seattle
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Anrive Tusorkow
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Tacom Silver
J. Ging & Eo
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Drente
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Avid Davies
Richtleki Oil Rae
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Manila American
Air Line
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Yokohama Marine
Hunnes
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Shimizu
Tino Bala ‘Ky
Enti, Dee
York Anchorage
Canton
Okohame Shoyo Mari
Tali
Antwerp Trondanger TJ
San Francisco
Ia. Oo
Monterey Oeum
Moline Picnic
Moline (T.) Club of California
Woodcraft
Townsend
George MacDonald
Townsend Hall
Fifth St
Emblem Club
T. William Engle
Argonne Ave
Ladies of the Altar Society of Holy Innocents Church
Parel Hall
Pasadena Ave
John W. Reeves Jr
USN
Southern California
Masquers Club
N. Sycamore St
Hollywood
Brown Laboratories
L.B
Orient
Nebraska Picnic
Firm
Aky
White Jackets
Petri Cleaners
King’s
Dooley
West Broadway
City Hall
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