Beach Constable Funds Questioned
Santa Ana March 1 The County Grand Jury charged that Constable Frank Vaughn of Newport Beach Township did not report between 3000 and 4000 dollars of trust funds in his possession Three members said they would present the matter to the 1952 jury to be impaneled Foreman Sam A Meyer of Newport Beach Col Elmer Wiles of Corona del Mar and J Ross McClure of Orange will meet with the new grand jury about the accounting Auditor Ellis C Diehl agreed to install a new set of books for the constable after an audit after March 15 at no cost to the county Meyer said Justice of the Peace Lloyd Verry and Constable Dean Haslum son of Fullerton Township had not made proper accountings but explanations were that they had no funds to account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Frank Vaughn
Newport Beach
Sam A. Meyer
Col
Elmer Wiles
Corona del Mar
J. Ross McClure
Orange
Meyer
Ellis C. Diehl
Grand Jury
Diehl
Justice of the Peace
Lloyd Verry
Dean Hasson
Fullerton Township
Couple Exchanges Marriage Vows in La Habra Church
Miss Eleanor Warlaumont daughter of Mrs Eleanor A Warlaumont and Richard L Wells of Los Angeles exchanged marriage vows February at the Catholic church of La Habra with Rev David Coleman officiating. The bride a Buena Park resident formerly lived there and is a dancer pianist and composer. The bridegroom is the son of Ralph C Wells of Los Angeles and is a grocery manager in the city. They will live at 2326 Palmgrove Ave Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buena Park
Eleanor Warlaumont
Eleanor A. Warlaumont
la Mirada Ave
la Habra
Joseph A. Warlaumont
Richard L. Wells
Los Angeles
Ralph C. Wells
Joanne Green
John Holme
Anna
Manua Arts High School
Los Angeles City College
U.S. Navy
Palmgrove Ave
Bake Sale Planned by St John of God Parish Women
Norwalk March 1 parish council of Catholic Women of St John of God Church will hold a bake sale after each mass Sunday Mrs Esther Bushay named chairman to lead the event at the church campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwalk
Parish Council of Catholic Women of
Showers Drench County Areas
Intermittent showers started Friday around 8 a.m. bringing over half an inch of rain to most parts of southeast Los Angeles County. The Downey area saw the heaviest downpour at 0.71 inches, with Firestone Boulevard in the Downey business district briefly closed to traffic yesterday afternoon due to floods but reopened by evening authorities said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Downey
Los Angeles County
Firestone Blvd
Downey Ave
Paramount Blvd
D P
Sheriff's
Church Sets Charter Day in Downey
Downey church notes charter day events with changes in leadership at Los Angeles Presbyterian. Mrs Le Janie Thompson shifts from president to pastor's assistant at First Presbyterian Church. She will oversee visitation evangelism and Christian education. Mariners Club sets March 7 meeting with Mrs Clara Miller from Rancho Los Amigos presenting Africa trip photos and souvenirs.
Cypress Rally to Feature Former Trumpeter Speaker
A Sunday School rally kickoff at Cypress Church of the Nazarene will begin at 9 45 a m with a talk by a former Spade Cooley band trumpeter now engaged in religious work. Reverend W D Howard, pastor, announced the event set for Sunday.
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Eypress
Art Atwell
Spade Cooley
Cypress Church of the Nazarene
W. D. Howard
Grand Jury Urges Action on Narcotics Problem
Santa Ana March 1 The 1951 Grand Jury called the narcotics issue Orange County’s most serious problem. It urged ongoing study by future juries, suggested sheriff’s narcotics details may be needed, and recommended improved funding for investigations and juror pay. The panel also criticized school board abuses of teacher tenure and urged greater public interest in board proceedings.
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Santa Ana
Orange County
Warner
Sam 4. Meyer
Newport Beach
Robert Gardner
Costa Mesa
Foreman Meyer
One Meted Prison Term Four Jailed in Santa Ana
Santa Ana judges handed five men sentences yesterday afternoon. Jesus M. Regalado, 34, admitted attempting theft from dairyman Sam Lindeboom of Cypress and drew a prison term at the China Institution for Men after a denied probation. Charles Henslick, 28, faced additional charges in the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Robert Gardner
Jesus M. Regalado
Sam Lindeboom
Cypress
China Institution
Rae
Eleven Past Presidents of Savanna PTA Honored
Eleven past presidents of Savanna School PTA were honored at the Founders' Day meeting in the school auditorium. Corsages were presented by Mrs. F. H. Brown and introductions by Mrs. Lewis Walter highlighted the event. A nomination committee was named and study group meetings were announced to begin March 7 in the auditorium. Separately, burglaries and thefts led to jail terms for several individuals, including Rex Edwin Keller and Donald D. Craig, with details of offenses and sentences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savanna School
PTA
Linyd Byrd
William Drake
Mines
George Kitchens Jr
Cris Clodk
J. Raymond Binns
H. Miranda
Paul Pletz
EvanEmery
Arthur Nicblas
Ruth Milner
Millard Clark
Lewis McBratney
Mothersingers
Clifford Quaid
Arline Schiller
Anthony Parra
F.V. Tedrow
Fred Hurt
Annual Mission Conference Set at Bethel Reformed Church
Bethel Reformed Church at Clerk Ave and Artesia St plans its first annual missionary conference through March led by Rev. Brunsting. Notable speakers include Dr. Harold Lindsell, Dr. Roger Vosknull, and Rev. Harry Owen with a film, televised service, and music by local artists and ensembles.
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Bellflower
Bethel Reformed Church
Clerk Ave
Artesia St
Bernard Brunsting
Harold Lindsey
Fuller Seminary
Pasadena
Brunsting
Roger Voskull
Westmont College
Santa Barbara
Harry Owen
China Inland Mission
KITV
Erunsting
Wilbur Smith
Lindsell
William Carey
Cook Training School
Phoenix
Ariz
C. H. Buce
Brinsting
Rev. Brins
PTA Council Picks Leader for Winterssurg District
The Suntington Beach Union High School District PTA Council selects Mrs. William Clegg of Midway City as president for the coming year. Officers include First Vice President Mrs. Charles Bright Sunset Beach Second Vice President Mrs. G. H. Tuttle Seal Beach and others. Mrs. J. R. Williams named acting cor responding secretary. Mrs. Moore urged support for the Exceptional Children Foundation of Orange County noting no local facilities exist.
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Winterssurg
Suntington Beach Union High
PLA
Willam Clegg
Midway City
Charles Bright
Sunset Beach
G. H. Tuttle
Seal Beach
Virgil Brewster
Ocean View
Edwin Wood
Westminster
F. W. Kellogg
Roger Bar
Pico Man Shot by Bandits During Holdup
George N. Salem, 44, liquor store clerk at 4572 Durfee Rd, was shot in the upper thigh and left leg during an attempted robbery by an armed bandit and two accomplices who fled as a customer sought help. Ed Cronenberg, 33, across the street, fired at the gunman as he left. Salem was treated at Pleo Emergency Hospital.
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Pico
George N. Salem
Durfee
Ross Nye
Salem
Nye
Ed Cronenberg
Pleo
Woman Will Aid Minister
Char ter day for the new East Whittier Wathadist Church is set with services at 3 p.m. at Lusk Memorial Parsonage 9949 South Cole Road. Raymond L. Wirth pastor announces charter members will be received by Dr James Lyons superintendent. Trustees will be elected at the meeting and first baptismal services planned for 11 a.m. A church name will be chosen. Leland B Entrekin will conduct a Bible conference at Community Brethren Church starting next Tuesday with two daily meetings through Friday March 4. One service at 3 p.m. and the other at 7 30 p.m. On March 8 only the evening service will be held south of Washington Blvd Viekl Dr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leland B. Entrekin
Community Brethren Church
Washington Blvd
Viekl Dr
Officer Seeks 150000 For Crash Damages
Santa Ana March 1 Charles v McCarty a Los Angeles fire officer injured February 29 in a three vehicle crash near Huntington Beach filed suit in Superior Court to recover more than 150000. Co defendants include John Van Duin 15 Paramount lawyer firms John Wade Paramount Lawrence J Vail Dolsen 34 La Jolla and Albert D Boosing 57 Fallbrook. McCarty seeks 150000 general damages plus medical costs. His wife Elise seeks 12525 for loss of the family car.
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Santa Awa
Charles v. McCarty
Los Angeles
Huntington Beach
Superior Court
John van Duin
Garfield Ave
Paramount
John & Wade
Lawrence J. Vail Dolsen
la Jolla
Albert D. Boosing
Fallbrook
McCarty
Elicise
Coast Hwy. 2
van Duin
One Hurt in Traffic Crash at Huntington Park
ALAMITOS March 1. Les ter R. Watson 22 of the Los Alamitos Naval Air Station received minor injuries at 12 30 today in a collision between his car and a vehicle driven by Clifford C. Tomlinson 30 of Los Angeles at Slauson Ave and Alameda St Huntington Park according to the California Highway Patrol Watson was not hospitalized Watson said he skidded while stopping for a car ahead and struck a concrete traffic signal abutment His car was rammed thereafter by the Tomlinson vehicle
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Tomlinson
Watson
Damage Suit Seeks 215000 In Auto Crash Case
Santa Ana March 1 To be resumed Monday is a damage action involving three women employees of as many county departments who sued after a collision April 11 1950 Mrs Marlon Bosley of the assessor s office sued for 23000 damages from Mrs R F Phillips of the civil defense office and first Ann Mayes of the welfare department At the time of the accident Mrs Bosley was a passenger with Mrs Mayes and she blamed both with negligence Cypress March 2 A motor leveled automobile accident on Lincoln Blvd near Miller Rd Cypress on April 8 1951 was reviewed again today as Walter Essington of San Diego filed suit for more than 215000 damages from Eli Brix driver of the car involved in crash with Essingtons motor The plaintiff asked 1215 000 for general damages claiming that he got a fracture of his eft leg a broken left forearm and other injuries He asked 2685 85 in medical and hospital expenses plus other amounts not yet determined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana
Marlon Bosley
Assessor’s Office
R. F. Phillips
Civil Defense Office
Ann Mayes
Welfare Department
Accifent
Five Hurton County Roads
Anaheim dispatch reports a series of traffic accidents across the county. Bonnie D. Fields, 523 West Center Street, was hospitalized after a collision at Lincoln Avenue and Brookhurst Road with Howard D. Black, 31, of Torrance. Calvin Cunningham, 21, of Fullerton, escaped injury in a Crash on South Los Angeles Street north of Cerritos Avenue. passenger Forrest Walton, 21, sustained minor injuries. William Leslie Squier, 30, of Pomona, and Albert Noble, 47, of Azusa, were involved in a Grand Avenue collision near Manchester Boulevard Buena Park resulting in minor injuries to Mrs. Nilla Noble, 40. Andrew R. Sleeper, 37, of San Diego, injured when his car ran off Coast Highway near the Highway 101 junction at Capistrano Beach. Alfred W. Hunt Jr., 22, of El Toro, treated after a collision last night on Highway 101 near Newport Hiva in Tustin with Aston Leo Delk, 32, of San Diego, and Frederick E. Dubbelman, 34, of Huntington Park.
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Anaheim
Bonnie D. Fields
W. Center St
Anaheim Community Hospital
Lincoln Ave
Brookhurst Ra
Howard D. Black
Torrance
S. Los Angeles St
Cerritos Ave
Calvin Cunningham
BE. Truss Jow Ave
Fullerton
Forrest Walton
Grand Ave
Manchester Blvd
Buena Park
William Leslie Squier
Pomona
Albert Noble
Azusa
Nilla Noble
Andrew R. Sleeper
San Diego
Coast Hwy
Capistrano Beach
Alfred W. Hunt Jr
el Toro
Life Member Honored At Huntington Beach PTA Meeting
Huntington Beach March 1 Mrs L F Whittaker received a life membership from Raymond Eliott school principal as Huntington Beach Union High School PTA held a cafeteria meeting Judge Robert Gardner moderated a panel on teenage problems with participants including Poindexter Hassey Williams Gerhardt Stanley Van de Velte Pierce Beoker Mashburn and others New officers were elected with R G Lindley as president and Oren Behermeyer vice president Former Coast Guardsman Floyd B McCombs 57 faces March 17 trial for bigamy and March 31 for grand theft after pleading innocent to both counts and defending misrepresentations for a 956 bank loan and inheritance claims
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Beach
L. F. Whittaker
Raymond Eliott
Huntington Beach Union High School
Parent-Teacher Association
Robert Gardner
Robert Poindexter
Paul A. Hassey
Doris Williams
Marie Gerhardt
Wilbur Stanley
Bob van de Velte
Gloria Pierce
Kip Hertid
Beverly
Santa Ana
Marchi
Coast
Corona del Mar
District Attorney's
McCombs
Anaheim
Marshall McComb
Los Angeles
Parking Meters Go Missing for Repairs in Huntington Beach
In Huntington Beach on Walnut Avenue between Third and Fifth Streets, parking meters were removed for repairs. Officials expect a lengthy repair period and consider amending the ordinance to allow easier future meter removals. During the outage Walnut Avenue will revert to a one hour time limit for parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Beach
Walnut Ave
Park Couple Wed in Chapel
Park Buena Park March 1 wedding at Capilla San Antonio Santa Ana united Miss Sally Ann Rafferty and Bruce Woods on February 21 in a single ring ceremony officiated by Judge E H Padock. The bride’s family and guests numbered about 75. The couple plans home in Compton with Woods employed by a Los Angeles packing company.
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Buena Park
Capilla San Antonio
Santa Ana
Sally Ann Rafferty
Bruce Woods
E. H. Paddock
R.A. Thomp
Résirata St
Vannie Strickland
Western Ave
Donald C. Taylor
Harold Halstenberg
James Pennington
Charles Girard
James Olson
Woods
St. Mary's School
Fullerton
Fullerton Union High School
Compton
Los Angeles
Pepperdine College President to Address Women's Club
Downey March 1 Mrs William Buckley announces that Dr Hugh Tiner president of Pepperdine College will speak at the luncheon of the Women's Club on March 3. On March 13 Reciprocity Day a Victorian Tea will be held at the clubhouse with Mrs Marshall Vatcher chairman and Mrs Edward Soby cochairman assisted by Mrs Fred Kenny and Mrs Richard Philipps. The Junior Womans Club plans a tea for the seniors on March 19.
Gas Station Looted at Clark Ave in Bellflower
Theft of batteries cigarets and 12.50 in cash from a service station at 16505 Clark Ave Bellflower was reported to sheriff's deputies Friday night. Burglary occurred between 9 and 10 p m. Clark Hutchinson owner said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellflower
Clark Ave
Clark Hutchinson
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