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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1951
Page
14
Short classified notice promises useful assistance with easy contact via the advertisement phone line, inviting readers to use the service for requests and offerings. The message emphasizes convenience and broad usefulness.
Sunset Beach reports Capt Hamilton S. Boyer died Saturday in Albuquerque New Mexico where he served as a B 29 pilot with Sandia Base His body will be sent home with military escort to Kalama zo Michigan Survivors include his widow Nancy and a son Christopher Patch assistant director of civilian defense for Orange County aided funeral arrangements from his Albuquerque post.
The California District Brethren Conference opens at First Brethren Church with Dr J Vernon McGee delivering the main address on the theme Religion Cannot Be Rubbed In or Rubbed Off. A mass prayer meeting precedes the session with delegations from district churches. Friday features Dr Samuel H Sutherland addressing young people on Joy in little Service of the King, plus showings of missionary films on Argentina. Also scheduled are District Women’s Missionary Council reports and plans with Mrs Lynn Schrock speaking.
Rev. B. B. Braden reported a washing machine meter valued at 35 dollars stolen yesterday from the laundry room of his apartment building. He noted there was about ten cents in the meter.
Card Party at Indoor Sports Club in Machinists Building Monday noon includes luncheon. proceeds to club building fund. Alpha Phi Alumni rummage sale at 145 E Third St tomorrow starting 8 am. Kansas State Society basket dinner at Bixby Park tomorrow at 6 pm. Holy Innocents Church parish hall card party at noon tomorrow hosted by Mrs Kaltenbacher with refreshments. Rich Hill residents annual picnic at Bixby Park Sunday bring own basket lunches. Long Beach Aeries 91 Fraternal Order of Eagles initiates anniversary group Thursday with 6:30 pm dinner. Our Lady of Mount Carmel Altar Society card party at 1851 Cerritos Ave 8 pm Thursday hosted by Mrs Thompson and Mrs McElroy.
The Knights of Columbus sponsor the third annual public barbecue for St John Bosco School for Boys in Bellflower. The event is on the school campus this Sunday, on 13640 Bellflower Blvd, with tickets sold at the grounds. Edward DeFord, grand knight of Huntington Park Council, announces details.
Elizabeth Ingalls, 83, of 824 Gladys Ave, was found dead in her bathtub yesterday. Police filed a death by own action report. Body taken to Patterson & Snively Mortuary. She was found by her niece Arlene K. Page, of the same address.
The flag draped casket of Cpl Donald Owen-Wood 21 formerly of Long Beach was among 489 unloaded from the USS Baylor Victory at Oakland. He was killed August 18 1950 in Korea as a member of the First Battalion Fifth Marine Division. Funeral by Moreland Mortuary Compton with interment Sunnyside Memorial Park North Long Beach. Survived by parents two brothers and a sister. Richard recently returned from Korea with a Marine unit.
Man Bill Haney public relations representative of the Hollywood Turf Club will be the principal speaker at Thursdays noon meeting of the Long Beach Advertising and Sales Club at the Lafayette Hotel Bil Burk will introduce him and Dick Walsh will preside over the event.
Fred N. Cleary at 612 W 35th St reported a theft of spraying equipment valued at 150 dollars from his garage. He said he discovered the loss yesterday afternoon when inspecting the garage for use.
Bonn July 25 UP The Western Allies banned Die Reichszeitung, Hamburg right wing paper, for injurious to the occupation. The prohibition, announced yesterday, follows a recent wave of bans on nationalist newspapers.
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