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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1951
Page
10
A large male cocker dog with a white chest and whiskers was found 11 days ago by Mrs. L. Bygum of 1875 Cherry Ave. The dog appears well cared for and shows a twitch in one left paw. Pet Protective League headquarters at 122 Gaviota Ave seeks the owner and any identifying details.
AYFIROQUA Wis March 17 UP Mrs Fred Schoville calmly describes a frugal daily food budget covering eight in a 200 acre farm family. They raise vegetables and chickens, rent land, and share duties among Mrs Schoville and 15-year-old Annabelle to Steven Truce. Father works in a foundry in winter and returns weekends.
Dr Edward Everett Shoufler a retired Baptist pastor and writer died Friday in a Long Beach hospital at age 74. Born April 8 1876 in Missouri he lived across several states, served in the Spanish American War, earned a Th D and wrote under Whit Weatherby while active in Baptist ministry and local clubs. He retired in 1927 and lived at 752 Olive Ave engaging with church and community groups.
Frederick Arthur Armstrong 86, retired Methodist pastor of 57 years, died in a Los Angeles hospital while visiting Spiceland. Native of Sylvia Michigan, ordained in Michigan, served in Montana then moved east for family health reasons. Survived by sons Arthur J. Armstrong and Adiel R. Armstrong and daughter Ruth A. Spralding, plus six grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funeral at Spiceland with Mortell's Mortuary handling local arrangements.
Townsend Club 12 acting president and longtime Bible college faculty member Dr. Bryant Wilson will lead the funeral for the First Baptist Church leader. Surviving are widow Myrtle, son Lawrence L. Shouffer of Long Beach, daughter Dorothy Saunders of Las Vegas, a Chicago half sister Hannah Belle Cross, and two grandsons. Funeral Tuesday at 10 am in Mottell's chapel with burial in Sunnyside Memorial Park.
A compilation of Long Beach notices reports multiple deaths and funeral details. Names include Asia Hayes Ave, Bayt TL motive, Oliver Sauaheer, Rob ert Riggs, Will iam Riggs, Claude Higgs, Lee Fy Lee Mo, Virgil Harber, Moda Davis. services at Motell Chapel with Rev. Walter Wase montage and Sunnyside Memorial Park. Additional notices: Dickey Roscoe C., Stenger Ella M., Schroeder Axel, Putnam Arthur Randolph, Neer Adam W., Dorman Philip, Vance Compton, Turner Frieda E.. various survivors and funeral homes listed.
Members will meet tomorrow at 6 30 p m at 728 Elms Ave for a covered dish supper to plan the April 1 picnic at Bixby Park.
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