Lynwood Officials See Budget Study Next Week
Lynwood city officials plan a series of budget study conferences next week led by City Manager Al Bateman. A sudden council death halted scheduling and a successor to Stroh is to be discussed. The 650 thousand dollar budget will rise about 35000 due to higher valuation and other income. contracts for curbs gutters and sidewalks on several streets will be awarded after bids.
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Lynwood
al Bateman
Iman Herman O. Stroh
Counellmen
Stroh
Bateman
Bradfield Ave
Thorson St
Agnes St
Carlin Ave
Mesa Boys' Club Starts Fifth Year
COSTA MESA June 9 Harbor Area Boys' Club begins its fifth year after four years of service to Newport Harbor area youth. A public carnival on June 22 on club grounds will celebrate. The past year added 594 new members with 276 juniors, 206 intermediates, and 112 seniors. Notable service projects included sewer bond notices, finance drive notices, atomic bomb survival books, school bond notices, and Lions Fish Fry preparation.
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Costa Mesa
Harbor Area
Newport Harbor Area
Albert Spencer
Lions Club
Harbor District Chambers Plan Long Beach Meet
SAN PEDRO June 9 Members of the Harbor District Chambers of Commerce will hear an address by A J Arnason supervisor of the District 9 Fostal Transportation Service by helicopter when they convene June 15 at 630 p m for a dinner meeting at 4300 Long Beach Blvd North Long Beach The North Long Beach Commercial Club will host the meeting which will be preceded by a gathering of the Harbor District chambers highway committee at 5 pm
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San Pedro
Harbor District Chambers of Commerce
A. J. Arnason
District 9
Fostal Transportation Service
Long Beach Bi
North Long Beach
Coast College Plans Audio Visual Course in Summer
Orange Coast College in Costa Mesa will offer an audio-visual education course during the summer session under UC extension. The three unit upper division course is required for all teaching credential seekers except those with licenses issued before July 1, 1947. Classes meet Monday Wednesday and Friday mornings from 9 30 to 12 noon. A $30 registration fee applies.
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Costa Mesa
Orange Coast College
University of California Extension Division
Death case delay granted in Costa Mesa baby death
Santa Ana June 9 another delay was granted to Cordelia Esther Green 23 Costa Mesa mother charged with fatally beating her three month old daughter Patricia. Superior Judge Kenneth Morrison reset trial to July 9 at the Public Defender's request. The baby died Feb 9 four days after alleged beating.
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Santa Ana
Cordelia Esther Green
Costa Mesa
Patricia
Kenneth E. Morrison
N. D. Meyer
Green
Franklin P. Green Jr
Orange
Raymond A. Brandt
Truck Burns With Load of Meat in Accident
Bellflower June 9 The wholesale meat truck driven by Orin E Hoehman 35 of La Mirada overturned at Orangethorpe and Woodruff Aves and caught fire. The roast was scorched and the meat loss unknown with about 100 dollars damage to the truck, no injuries.
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Bellflower
Orangethorpe
Woodruff Aves
Sheriff's Deputes
Orin E. Hoehman
la Mirada
Lynwood Seeks State Aid for City Park Plan
Lynwood officials asked Sacramento for 25000 in state funds to draw plans for a 390000 park development including tennis courts pool baseball diamonds and other facilities. City Treasurer Allen Floyd notes 50000 in park building funds and 4500 monthly capital outlay from a 50 cent water charge.
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Lynwood
City Park
Sacramento
Allen Floyd
al Bateman
Ssacre Park
Bateman
Park
Fullerton Pound Not to Be Moved to Anaheim Site
Fullerton council votes to relocate the dog pound to Hillcrest Park, rejecting a move to the Water Works inside Anaheim. Anaheim Mayor Pearson urged against the change citing resident protests from a new housing tract. currently strays are kept at a private animal hospital.
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Fullerton
Anaheim
Hillcrest Parc
Eadington
Charles Pearson
Collegian Wins Literary Award at Fullerton College
Fullerton June 9 junior college sophomore Jack Nelson won the Allee Cooper literary award for creative writing in a statewide junior college competition. Nelson represented Alpha Gamma Sigma and received a $200 cash prize. the announcement was made by college director Dr Lynn Shetler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fullerton
Jack Nelson
Fullerton Junior College
Cooper Literary
Lynn Shetler
Nelson
Alpha Gamma Sigma
Mesa Equestrians Win Ribbons at Condido Show
Costa Mesa riders Glenn Thomas and Josephine McKee won several ribbons at the annual Escondido Horse Show. Glenn took two first place trophies and also claimed top spots at the Los Angeles Spring Fair in Bellflower, placing first in novice horsemanship and stock horses and second in trail. Josephine earned a second in stock horse riding Carrot Top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Costa Mesa
Escondido
Huntington Beach PTA Plans Student Involvement Program
Huntington Beach High School students, six sophomores and juniors, meeting with the PTA program committee discussed plans for next year. The group, including Beverly Seelig and Jackie Foster, explored student participation and fall activities, with a February meeting featuring Judge Robert Gardner as moderator to address parental and student concerns.
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Huntington Beach
Parent Teacher Association
Beverly Seelig
Jackie Foster
Gloria Pierce
Jack Folmar
Kipid Sod Sone
Robert V Vande Velde
Robert Gardner
Orange County
Organiza
Fire Hazard Check Begun in Laguna Beach
Laguna Beach launches a fire hazard reduction campaign under Chief T. E. Seeman with the International Association of Fire Chiefs. Firefighters will visit homes upon request to identify common hazards and keep records of every fire and its cause to locate the worst risk areas.
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Laguna Beach
International Associaton of
Foral Fire Department
T. E. Seeman
Seeman
International Association
Civb
20-30 Installation at Downey Fete Set for Ladies Night
Downey June 9 Gene Hubbard president elect of the 20-30 Club will be installed with officers at a Ladies night dinner-dance at the Woman's Club house June 20 at 7 pm. Ted Loggins Jr retires as president. Other officers to be installed include Jim Horton Jim Shull Charles Swope Doug Morrow Mike Culhane Bob Bowers Bob Atkins. Norwalk vote Norwalk June 9 Herbert Stewart elected president of the 20-30 Club replacing Bob Dunn. John Brennan vice president Stuart Wright sergeant at arms Harry Oswald secretary Ray Gardiner Bob Durham Billy Batts directors.
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Norwalk
Herbert Stewart
Bob Dunn
Stewart
John Brennan
Stuart Wright
Harry Oswald
Ray Gardiner
Bob Durham
Billy Batts
Whittier Community Players Elect Head
Mrs. Herr ert C. Behrens was elected president of the Whittier Community Theater for the 1951 52 season. New officers include Jim Fitzgerald vice president Mrs Wally Mize secretary Mel Ric treasurer and business manager. New board members are Kenneth Beyer Mrs James Hinson Mrs E E Ker toot Robert McGuire John Neyer and Howard Seelye.
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Whitiink
Goney
Herrert C. Behrens
Whittier
Whittier Community Theater
Jim Fitzgerald
Wally Mize
Mel Ric
Kenneth Beyer
Jamez Hinson
E. E. Kertoot
Robert McGuire
John Neyer
Howard Seelye
Spaniel and Puppy Appear at Home
Bellflower reports a lost pair of dogs, a cocker spaniel and a puppy, found by a resident on Oak Street. McElhinney, who keeps many pets, asks the owner to come forward or for someone to adopt them. The owner is sought after the animals were likely thrown from a car.
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Bellflower
Oak St
A. Jet
Ae McElhinney
Auxiliary Chairmen Meet at Cypress
Cypress VFW Auxiliary chairmen plan the year at Mrs Ruby Goodman home. Members gathered June 15 at Miss Kroesen’s residence to coordinate activities and a sewing sale proceeds directed by Reece Charles Daniel, chairman for the VFW and Auxiliary.
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Cypress
VFW
Ruby Goodman
Th Kroesen
Reece Charles Daniel
VEW
El Toro Payroll Major Industry in Orange County
Santa Ana June 9. Marine Corps Air Station El Toro remains the county s major industry with monthly wages to military and civilian personnel averaging 1 880 000. The report by Col P E Conradt notes nearly 2380 Marines in the county and over 200 homeowners in Santa Ana, while the helicopter unit will add 170 officers and 950 enlisted when fully manned. Col Conradt says the base aims to be part of the Orange County scene, not just a military installation.
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Santa Ana
Marine Corps Air
el Toro
Orange County
P. E. Conradt
Io Osange County
Col. Conradt
Conradt
Fourth of July Horse Show Set at Talbert Stadium
Huntington Beach sponsors announce a first annual Fourth of July horse show at Talbert Stadium at 2 30 p m July 4 as part of the county Independence Day celebration. Morning parade riders will enter mounts in stake races stock horse class showings relays games and a gymkhana with trophies and rosettes awarded. Committee members Bill Lamkin Pete Fuller and Lloyd Linton named.
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Huntington Beach
Bill Lamkin
Pete Fuller
Lloyd Linton
Farm Mishaps Total 247 in Orange County
Santa Ana June 3 247 farm mishaps occurred in Orange County last year and farmers paid proportionate shares though not each was affected. Safety engineer W G Kennedy spoke at an Orange Corn Agricultural Safety Council meeting called by chairman W G Cook Irvine. Many accidents came from slips and falls and lifting strains among workers.
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Santa Ana
Orange County
W. G. Kennedy
State Compensation Insurance Fund
Orange Corn Agricultural Safety Council
W. G. Cook
Irvine
Kennedy
Station Theft Trial June 13
LYNWOOD June 9 Charged with absconding with 350 dollars from a Serve-yourself gasoline station at 12191 Long Beach Blvd last May 4. David E. Lancey former service station attendant held on 1000 bail for preliminary ase June 13 by Judge Ralph C. Dills. Bert Briskin proprietor says Lancey took all receipts from the cash register and left with the money May 4. Lancey arrested by Burbank police, suspected of stealing an auto in Monterey Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynwood
Long Beach Blvd
David E. Lancey
Ralph Cc. Dills
Dills
Lancey
Bert Briskin
Burbank
Monterey Park
Mesa Girl Scout Leaders Camping Training in Costa Mesa
Costa Mesa June 9 A six day training course for Girl Scout leaders and junior members to prepare for the first camp-out to be held in Costa Mesa. Mrs Marguerite Quarry is press chair man and Mrs Grace Speth conducts classes each Tuesday. The camp-out runs June 18 to 22 from 10 am to 3 pm at the bluff.
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Costa Mesa
Jay
Soith
Marguerite Quarry
Grace Speth
Jire
Softball League Being Formed in Buena Park
Buena Park announces a 16 team youth softball league for ages 14 to 18 to play at Recreation Park during evenings. Recreation Director Ray Thomas oversees enrollment and team formation for boys wishing to participate or form teams.
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Buena Park
Recreation Park
Ray Thomas
Emyroll
Thomas
Irrigation Lines Relocation Under Freeway Progress
Santa Ana June 9 workers continue relocating irrigation lines under the Santa Ana Freeway with excavation bracing after a cave-in injuring Adolph Pearson of Orange. Pearson rescued. he lies in Santa Ana Community Hospital. Peerless Pipe Co. holds the contract for the relocation project.
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Santa Ana
Adolph Pearson
Orange
Pearsom
Santa Ana Community Hospital
Peerless Pipe Co
Santa
Washington and
Lincoln Sts
Winston Bros
Monrovia
Santa Ana school districts reshuffled boundary lines
Santa Ana district approves a new boundary map reshaping school districts to balance subdivisions and facility use. The major change moves the Frances Willard Junior High line east to west, adjusting northern and southern zones to reflect growth and ensure proportional boundaries. The map runs from the east city limits along Chestnut Street to Parton Street, south to Bishop, then west to Willits and the west city limits.
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Santa Ana
Board of Education
Frances Willard
First St
Chestnut St
Parton St
Parton
Bishop
Bishop and
Willits
Masons Hold Event Sunday
Santa Ana Masons of Lodge 241 with families and friends plan a basket picnic at Irvine Park on Sunday. The picnic committee will supply coffee punch and ice cream. The program features Westminster Tumblers directed by John H Fish at 2 30 p.m. with games for all ages at 3 p.m. The event is in the main picnic area near the new stage and bandstand.
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Santa Ana
Masons of
Irvine Park
Minor Whitford
Mace Teter
Bud Whitman
Rus Campbell
Roy Wheeler
Westminster Tumblers
John H. Fish
Paramount Queen Contest Opens This Morning
Paramount June 9 kickoff for the Paramount Community Fair queen contest announced by Secretary Herbert Halliday. Candidates sponsored by civic groups report at 11 a.m. to receive tickets and will return each Saturday until the final check-in July 19 at the fairgrounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paramount
Kichoff
Chamber of Commerce
Herbert Halliday
Five Police Cars Stop Santa Ana Man
Police in five patrol cars halted Thomas Lemoine Blackman of 214 N Broadway after he allegedly sped through Fifth and Artesia Streets. A roadblock at Sixth Street and Broadway stopped him and he was cited for reckless driving.
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Santa Ana
Thomas Lemoine Blackman
N. Broadway
Fifth and Artesia Sts
Blackman
Sixth St
Broadway
Births Across County Reported In June
Birth notices from Santa Ana to Fullerton list boys born to Hote, Horne, Franz, and others. Hospitals include Santa Ana Community Hospital, Garden Grove, Orange, and Fullerton. dates cited June 7 and June 30 with multiple family names and addresses.
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County
Alditre
Bernie
Joseph Hoeplist
Dane Gethonta
Fyan
Hamilton
Garden Grove
Paula Yard
Orange
BE Josen Hospital
Her
Tee Paciles Bucha Path
Alsén Arove
Sommatnt Hospital
Oem Ee Igre Ny
Eto Fullerton
Orral Hos- Overton
Sat
Stanler
Wrest
Banta Aea Community Hospital
Tape ‘Ompron Sur
Ain Joba
Thomper
Tustin
Nawrort
Hill Bt
el di
Wean
Ind
Broadwa
Hospital
Marriage Licenses Reported Across Multiple Entries
A list of marriage license notices appears with names and ages including Berry 33 and Mas 34, plus others such as Hart 26 and Lenora 24. Locations include Georgia. The fragmentary text shows several paired names and ages in an official notice format.
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Oe Pepomirt Berry
Margaret
Laguad En Burgers - Hadfield
Taotis Mecul Jpagt
H. Violet Mas
Noth South
Sherime-Crockett
Burton Hart
Dorothy Lenora
Thompson
Allanta, Ga
Tear Jo
Tearna-Ramires Erat
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Grove Schools Graduation Set in Garden Grove
Garden Grove reports two graduation events with 99 seniors set to receive diplomas at Argo Bowl at 5:30 p m on Thursday. Dr LeRoy Doig will present diplomas with Lawrence Wood awarding them. Rev Alfred E Herald will deliver invocation and George S Gill will lead music. Baccalaureate at Youth Center Sunday at 8 p m with Rev Bernard C Brewster delivering the sermon. A second ceremony June 17 at Argo Bowl will honor 175 eighth graders, the district’s largest class, with Jack Hart as president and Duane Olor presenting diplomas. Rev T Eugene Coffin to give invocation.
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Garden Grove
Argo Bowl
Donald Kennedy
Kennedy Eaid
LeRoy L. Doig
Lawrence Wood
Alfred E. Herald
Lewis E. Dugger
Lee
Jack Hart
Supt
O. A. Peters
T. Eugene Coffin
Alamitos Friends Church
Dugger
Duane Olor
Board of Trustees
Buena Park Wave Heads to School in Navy Service
Miss Jean Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Ralph Rogers 5861 Western Ave departs for San Diego to begin training with the Waves at the U S Navy School Her prior boat training was completed at Great Lakes Naval Station Norwalk June 9 reported in local dispatches showing a young woman on a Navy career path.
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Buena Park
The
WAVES
Jean Rogers
Ralph Rogers
Western Ave
Norwalk
Franks
San Diego
Skandera
Woodcraft Ranger
Exra Technical Communications
Los Angeles
U. S. Navy School
Rogers
Young Hawks
Black Wing
Great Tribes
Norwalk Park
Lakes Naval Station
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Mesa Boys
Harbor District
Long Beach
Coast College
Collegian
Mesa Equestrians
Huntington
PTA
Downey
Whittier Community Players
Puppy
Bob Isenor
Huntington Beach State Park
Linda Peterson
New State Park Beach
Mesa
Masons
Buena Park Wave
Woodcraft Rangers
Pepe
Theater Guide
Annaheim Cinecar
Jack Carson
Jem Davis
Groom Work
George Rafe
Caleen Grat
Lucky Nick Cain
Belltone
Romneld O'Connor
Halas Carter
Robert Mitchum
Ave Gardner
Compton
Roadium Drive-in
Comptogn Blvd
Dan Furyee - Gele Storm
AL Jennings
Oklahoma
Tyrone Power
Mark OF Zoho
New Avenue
Downey Ave
Tyress Power
Crres Whales
Black Rose
Tyrese Power
Jean Peters
Castile
New Meralta Theatre
Dowsey Ave
Meer
Firestone
Merjerle Main
Percy Mileribe
Robert Clark
Mergeret
Lawet
Horwalk
Firatteme Rive, Torrey &239
Marjerle
Persy Kilezide
Robert Stack
Jey Pace
Bullfighter
Lady
SAH _PEDRO
Cabrillo Tiraiest
Mario Lanzai
Ase Blyth
Teckalesior
Jah Chandlee
Ivatyi Reyes
Islane
Torrance
Harbor Drive
Vermant
Randolph Scott
Adele Jergene
Ugarfoot
Richard Widmark
Ped Douglas
Wilmington
Fox
Granada
Easeath Tomy
Sheridan
the Thing
Stephen McMalay
Gail Bussell
Rosicrans
Lone Bresh Bird
West Coast
Gardena
Vermont
Gene Swane
Ed Camerom
San Pedro Drive
Evans
Amirigah
Red Cameron
Anes Ane Fee Vere
ENE PD
JRD
Carey Coer Foye
Try
Dee A
Breedway
Donley
Raines “Rae Froiting Coast Guard
Holer—Eveiye Keyes “i Smuedens Islam
Paulo Drive-in
von Aria Veraues
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