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Newspaper
Long Beach Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1951
Page
12
Multiple Long Beach area obituaries. Hardon and Miller families prominent in Bellflower. James McCrary pioneer and Shell supervisor among Long Beach residents. Mendenhall, Geithman, Mason, Murphy, and McCrary listings note deaths, ages, birthplaces, survivors, and funeral arrangements with church and cemetery details.
Fred Teeple offers top trade ins on 51 Fords including Victorians and convertibles. See him today at Freeman A. McKenzie Inc 133 American Avenue for the best deal in town since 1905.
Ida M. Cobb, 92, longtime Long Beach resident, plans to attend the First National Long Beach Horse Show as a guest of the Optimist Club. She recalls riding on her Dawson County Neb ranch in the 1870s and says horses today are bred to a higher state. She once tried riding astride but prefers side saddle for balance.
The Wilton Hotel Sky Room completes a 50000 remodeling begun six weeks ago with architect Kenneth Wing. Aaron Schultz supplied furnishings and the dance floor expansion and dining capacity increased from 250 to 350. The cocktail lounge moved to the sky terrace now named Sky Lounge. Jack Nye and his orchestra perform tonight with Hollywood stars expected, per manager Dennis Moore.
President Truman will hold a news conference at 10 30 p m tomorrow in Washington.
Ellen N Sullivan 80 of 2092 W 20th St died this morning in a Long Beach hospital. A Mobile, Alabama native, she moved from Missouri to Long Beach in 1941. She was a Methodist Church member and an Eastern Star. Surviving are son Ross Sullivan and daughter Eva Stuckman of Long Beach. Funeral service will be directed by Dilday Mortuary.
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