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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1953

Page

15

Lakewood Founders Day recalls 1932 start of growth

Lakewood on L. B. north side began in 1932 with a 100000 unemployment relief project. Clark J. Bonner of Montana Land Co announced a public golf course and seminatirs lake as the nucleus for a residential development later named Lakewood Country Club. The project spurred rapid growth, with the name Lakewood later applied to the community around the golf course and lakes.

Lakewood L. B North Side The Montana Land Co Handsome Lakewood Press-Telegram Aga Bonner Carson Stand Cherry Ave IHEPT Spring St Cerritos Ave Carson Lakewood Country Club St Cel Lakerwood Ganner Lakewoo

Six Candidates File for Hill City Council Seats

Six candidates filed for two Signal Hill councilmanic posts to be decided at the June 6 election. Names include Frank B. Vaughan and Harold W. Clark, with others such as Laird O. Ashby and Mrs Reva D Welch also in the race. The Signal Hill Improvement Association endorses Vaughan and Clark for the two vacancies.

Hill City Robert H. Morrison Signal Hill Councilmanic Heber Chapman Wray J.eggart Thefacturers Lloyd J. Tom Frank B. Vaughan Lloyd J. Colson Douglas Laird O. Ashby B. Bur- Aircraft Co Boat Palm

University District Eyes Annexation Election Petition Drive

University District petitions signed by more than 54 percent of registered voters were filed with City Clerk Peggy Heartwell for an annexation election. The area has 3455 registered voters with 2400 homes. council action depends on validity checks and next week’s council meeting. Leaders in neighboring areas report varied progress from about 25 to 50 percent signatures, while some precincts show 35 to 42 percent in drive totals.

University District Tong Beach Peggy Heartwell Spring St. Clark ‘Ave Wardlow Rd Palo Verde Ave Erland Engleman Kildee Sr University District Taxpayers Association Engleman Lakewood Gurson Gardens Dick Poole William McDonald Playa G Cochairman Ed Weyer Murray Storm Heartwell Park George F. Seybolt Lakewood Village Robert Joy North Lakewood Mayfair Clark Searle West Lakewood Cochairman Art Compton

Papers Said to Be Bulwark of Democracy

The Alliance Weekly declares religious newspapers are a bulwark of democracy yet criticizes church periodicals for failing in world evangelism. Editor Dr Tozer praises rising Alliance Weekly circulation of 89006 and notes improving quality amid broader trends toward tabloids. Officers to be elected today at the close of the 56th annual coline.

Christian and Missionary Alliance Alliance Weekly Tozer Lowever Dr. Tozer Atlliance

Early Bandit Robs Market at Opening

An armed bandit robbed market manager Loren B. Morgan, 46, at 1000 E Fourth Street as he opened the market. Morgan handed over about $200 in currency plus unknown $3 and $10 bills totaling over $250. The suspect, about 35, wore a grey jacket and dungarees, fled on foot. no vehicle was heard.

Loren RB. Morgan Lemoran St. Downey Morgan

Flower pot breaks pane at Narron home

A flower pot was thrown through a plate glass window at the home of James A Narron 1883 Fanwood Ave Sunday causing 150 damage to the window floor and furniture Police reported Two other flower pots were thrown by the mischief maker but missed their mark

James A. Narron Fanwood Ave

Mrs Hanna L B Demo Leader Dies After long service

Mrs P Hanna 90 longtime Democratic leader of Long Beach founder and executive secretary of the March of Dimes died Sunday at a daughter’s home in Whittier. Funeral at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mottell’s Mortuary chapel with Rev Emerson G Hangen officiating interment Rose Hills Memorial Park. Survived by daughter Mrs Merle H Corfield two sisters Mrs Edward P Brockman and Mrs J C Johnston and grandson Charles E Carter. She came to Long Beach in 1914 from Sheridan Wyoming and was active in the Gen Joe Wheeler chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy and Gavita chapter Daughters of the American Revolution. She married Oliver P Hanna in 1883 and lived in Big Horn Wyoming in the first log cabin. She was a member of the First Congregational Church and a Christian College Eureka Illinois graduate who taught in Colfax Til. Born in Kentucky she moved with parents to Bloomington DC after the Civil War. Friends are asked to omit flowers and contribute to the March of Dimes.

P. Hanna Ocean Blvd March of Dimes Long Beach Mottell’s Emerson G. Hangen Rose Hills Memorial Park Whittier Hanna Democratic Party Merle H. Corfield Edward P. Brockman J. C. Johnston Charles E. Carter Joe Wheeler United Daughters of the Confederacy Daughters of the American Revolution Sheridan Wyo Oliver P. Hanna Big Horn Big ‘Horn First Congregational Christian College Eureka Ill Colfax Til Kenitucky Bloomington

Two Drivers Hospitalized After Pacific Coast Hwy Crash

A two car accident at Pacific Coast Highway and Walnut Avenue left both drivers hospitalized. Frieda Stlein of 245 Madison Street ran a stop signal speeding westbound on Pacific Coast Highway and collided with William C Bays, 65, of 3709 Colorado Street, who was proceeding north on Walnut. Police cited Stlein for running the stop signal.

Seeside Hospital Walnut J Ave Frieda Stlein Madison St William C. Bays Colorado St Walnutee

Lakewood Villagers Stand Against Annexation Push

Lakewood Villagers oppose annexation to Long Beach with 65 to 75 percent against joining. Anti annexation cochairmen Leonard Javies and Mrs Madge Tremelien, with local residents, urge petitions and plan a meeting at 8 p m Tuesday in St Thomas of Canterbury Church Parish Hall 5306 Arbar Red. Volunteers will receive progress reports and block captains will be assigned.

megliMent Lakewood Village Long Beach Cochairmen Leonard Javies Sunfield Ave Madge Tremelien Heather Ipro Lakewood Jones St. Thomas of Canterbury Arbar Red

Vets Council Plans Memorial Day Service

The United Veterans Council announced a Memorial Day service to be held at Municipal Auditorium with Maj. Samuel J. Holsinger as principal speaker. Thirty five veterans units will participate in the massing of colors, public attendance is invited, and the event features Capt. Joseph Pisher as master of ceremonies, with clergy and a Long Beach Municipal Band also taking part.

United Veterans Council Municipal Auditorium Fred Nesster Levent Ae Samuel J. Holsinger Fort, MacArthur Elmer B. Allmeroth Joseph Pisher USMC Otto FH. Hinkson Amvets Maurice Schwartz Temple Beth Sholom W. H Myers First Methodist Church William J. Barry Catholic Welfare Bureau Long Beach

Ex Governor Mer riam suffers heart injury after crash

Ex Governor Frank Merriam remains in recovering mood after a Sunday rally and brief visit with relatives. The former California executive is said to be suffering from a heart ailment worsened by injuries and shock from an auto accident in Santa Ana two weeks earlier.

Frank Merriam California Santa Ana

Long Beach Secretary Elected National Executive

Vi Dovey, secretary to the Long Beach mayor, was elected national secretary of Executives' Secretaries at the sixth national convention in Sanddase. She is president of the Long Beach chapter, chartered in 1948, and one of four national officers chosen. Mrs Dovey is married to Police Chief William H. Davey and lives at 1500 Ramillo Ave.

Vi Dovey Long Beach Sand Dase Dovey Davey William H. Davey Ramillo Ave

Youth for Christ Week Film Feature in Long Beach

The Youth for Christ Movement marks its seventh anniversary with the film Oil Town USA tonight in Long Beach and again Tuesday at the Tracy Auditorium. Rev James Colbert Bill Paeas assistant director Mevilyn Snyder president announced. A new YFC center at 219 E Seaside Blvd will open Friday with daily games, devotions, and light lunches. Friday banquet at Municipal Auditorium will feature Stuart Hamblen as speaker.

Oil Town USA Youth For Christ Movement Long Beach Tracy Auditorium James Colbert Bill Paeas Mevilyn Snyder He Movement Youth For Christ Center E. Seaside Blvd Stuart.Hamblen Municipal Auditorium

State Group Leader Dies in Long Beach Career Ends

Paul S. Dietrick of 624% Pine Ave Nebraska State Society president and Townsend Plan lecturer died Sunday night. He chaired the hospitality center committee and served as publicity director of the AIL States Society former president. Wife Daisy Dietrick celebrated 50th anniversary. Dietrick toured Lycéum and Chautauqua circuits 18 years earning the nickname Sunshine Dietrick. Mottell's Mortuary to direct funeral arrangements.

Pine Ave Nebraska State Society Townsend Plan Dietrick Hospitality Center AIL States Society Daisy ‘Dietrick Lincoln Neb Long Beach Sunshine Dietrick Mottell

Diver Drowns Off San Diego In Abalone Dive

Norwalk man John Beverage, 25, drowned off Sunset Cliffs San Diego while diving for abalone. Weights trapped him beneath and despite 15 minutes of rescue attempts by Russ Barnes Bob Irby Slayden lifeguards could not recover the body.

Norwalk Sunset Cliffs San Diego John Beverage Crescent St Beverage Russ Barnes Delta Ave Long Beach Bob Irby Ed’ Slayden Slayden

Long Beach Pastor Dr. Winfield Edson Nominated for AB Convention President

Dr. Winfield Edson, 14 years pastor of the Baptist Church of Long Beach, is the sole nominee for president of the American Baptist Convention by the nominating committee Meeting in Denver. The formal election is Tuesday. Edson has led church growth and a $1,000,000 building program since 1939, with membership rising from 1,600 to over 700 and mortgage nearly paid. He has served in the Southern California Baptist State Convention and the World Mission Crusade Committee, and was born in Red Cloud Nebraska with two sons, Jim and Doyla.

Winfield Edson Baptist Church of Long Beach American Baptist Convention Northern Baptist Denver Cola Edson John A. Dawson Chicago Ure North Shore Baptist Long Beach F Wiel Forms Cameron Mimary Cosoperation Convention General Council World Mission Crusade jMesident Southern California Bapist State Convention Nebraska Red Cloud Neb Ben Edson Grand Island State Teachers College Kearney Berkeley Baptist’ Divinity School Fremont Web Thal Tey Jim University of Redlands Doyla Redlands

Church Meet Opens Tonight at Our Saviors

The biannual California District Evangelical Lutheran Church convention starts tonight at 8 at Our Saviors Lutheran Church. Rt Rev Gaylord Falde district president will preach the opening sermon. Merger talks with other Lutheran groups to be discussed. The gathering serves 50,000 Lutherans in California and Arizona. The Choral Union Concert features choir members from three churches. Two daily sessions run Tuesday through Thursday, starting at 10 a.m.

California Evangelical Lutheran Church Our Saviors Lutheran Church Gaylord Falde Arizona Choral Union

Girl to Sing at Coronation

Long Beach singer Joyce Ferrin will perform at England's Coronation festival with the Roger Wagner Chorale then tour continental cities including Paris and Amsterdam. A lyric soprano, she is daughter of Mr and Mrs David Ferrin of Huntington Park and has recently appeared at local club affairs.

Long Beach England Joyce Ferrin Oil Service Organization The Armed Services Ymca Roger Wagner Chorale Paris Amsterdam Ferrin David Ferrin Muntington Park Clvb

Plane Disappears From Bellflower Airport

Norwalk sheriffs deputies report a Consolidated Waller air plane vanished from Bellflower airport late Saturday or early Sunday. The Maltan A50 horsepower craft valued at 850 dollars belonged to Edward H. Cooper of 1010 N Dwight St Compton. Investigators said an unidentified plane was heard taking off early Sunday but no one at the field saw it depart.

Waller Bellflower Norwalk

Jet Blast Shocks Long Beach Downtown About Noon

A jet aircraft dive produced a loud blast in downtown Long Beach at noon today. Police and fire crews reported many calls from worried residents as similar boom noises have been heard in recent weeks from jets pulling out of dives.

Long Beach Downs

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