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Newspaper

Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1954

Page

18

Annexation Request Received for South Lakewood Areas

A city office received a request to begin annexation proceedings for parts of South Lakewood into Long Beach, including Plaza 1 and 2. The plan covers Wardlow Road to Los Coyotes, with the area north of Plaza 1 and 2 excluded.]]

Long Beach Lakewood Plaza 1 South Lakewood Plaza Wardlow Rd Woodruff Ave Palo Verde Ave Los Coyotes Plaza 1 and 2 Cport Superior Court Frank Swain Franzien Clinton Monlacoy Ra City Engineering and Planning Department County Boundary Commission Lakewood Ayardlow Rr Stedebaker Moniaco Rr Keynote St

Beach plan sketches show city waterfront development

Plans by a New York firm envision a Belmont Tier upgrade with a central lifeguard HQ, smaller stations along Rainbow Lagoon, an open-air concert shell integrated with the Municipal Auditorium and Exhibition Hall, a west planting strip, University by the Sea, an ocean-front park with courts, removal of Magnolia Pies, Navy Landing retained at Pico Avenue, pedestrian bridge over the Los Angeles River, and a yacht basin to the west. No costs yet. details to follow after further study by Antonin Raymond and L. Rata.

Belmont Tier Ihe Rainbow Lagoon Audi Rainbow Pier Joes Ed University Pico Ave Los Angeles Fnreil Alam

Five Youths Injured During Play in Long Beach

Five youths were hurt in minor mishaps while playing in Long Beach on Thursday. Caroline Forgey of Los Angeles broke her wrist at the Long Beach strand. James Boscon, 8, of 4538 Blackthorne Ave, cut his foot after a ride. Bill Campher, 7, Los Angeles, bumped his head on a Nu-Pike ride. John J. McCourt, 15, of 339 Olive Ave, broke his wrist at a playground. Paul Wheeler, 7, of 3927 W. 20th St, cut his knee at another playground.

Long Beach Caroline Forgey Los Angeles James Boscon Blackthorne Ave Bill Campher John J. McCourt Oliver Ave Paul Wheeler W. 20Th St

Shrine Barbecue At Lakewood With Hawaiian Dances

Nearly 200 Long Beach Shriners attended an outdoor barbecue at Lakewood Country Club on Wednesday night. Virginia Sandberg and Dagmar Bellman entertained with Hawaiian dances.

Long Beach Lakewood Country Club Virginia Sandberg Dagmar Bellman

Orange Blossom No. 625 Supper Court Potluck Tonight

The 1OF Supper Court Orange Blossom No 625 Independent Crider of Foresters holds a potluck at 6 30 p m today in Town Hall presided by Chief Ranger Everett Leighton.

Orange Blossom No. 625 Independent Crider of Foresters Town Hall Everett Leighton

Scouts Go to Sea With Mine Sweeper Trip

Thirty seven members of Long Beach Boy Scout Troop No. 105 toured at sea as guests of Cmdr. R. A. Thaches of Mine Sweep Squadron No. 7 aboard the 220 foot mine sweepers USS Coal AM-181 and USS Ruddy AM-380. The 7 hour cruise included general quarters, rifle drills, and vessel inspections guided by Lt. McKeel and Lt. Napier.

Long Beach R. A. Thaches St. Joseph Ave USS Coal Ruddy Soouta Acb McKeel Tilbury St. Lakewood A 2. Napier Lakewood

Long Beach Editor Joins Pacific Coast Editors Award Judges

Fred Taylor Kraft editor of the Sunday Independent Press Telegram Southlend Magazine will help judge entries for the Pacific Coast Industrial Editors Awards Oct 6 and 7 in Los Angeles. Kraft named as one of 22 judges for the annual conference of editors.

Fred Taylor Kraft Sunday Independent Press-1 Telegram Southlend Magaine Los Angeles Kraft

Courtesy Night at Long Beach Rebekah Lodge No 360

The Long Beach Rebekah Lodge No 360 will hold a meeting in the Knights of Pythias Hall at 1153 South St at 8 pm on September 13. Members of Lodges 402 and 104 have been invited for the courtesy night program.

Long Beach

Rosicrucian Rite Plans Pyramid Ceremony in Long Beach

The Rosicrucian Judge of Long Beach will celebrate the building of the Great Pyramid of Cheops with a special ceremony at 49. m. Sunday, Sept. 19, at 2453 Atlantic Ave.

Long Beach Cheops Atlantic Ave

Osteopathic Hospital Aid Here Named

Long Beach Osteopathic Hospital Inc. named David W. Lawrence administrator. A Mayo Clinic Hospitals veteran, he directed San Gabriel Valley Hospital for seven years and led the California Osteopathic Hospital Assn. He will oversee all operations and the planning and financing of the new hospital at 27th Street and Pacific Avenue.

Long Beach’ Ostopathic Hospital, Inc David W. Lawrence Mayo Clinic Hospitals Rochester Ming Lawrence San Gabriel Valley Hospital California Osteopathic Hospital Assn Governor's Hospital San Gabriel Valley American Red Cross Corrporation Losteonothic Hospital 27Th St Pacific Ave

Sunny Afternoons Forecast For Five Days In Long Beach

The Weather Bureau predicts sunny afternoons for the Long Beach area over the next five days with morning fog and light clouds. Maximums are expected from 72 to 82 near the coast and mountains, possibly 82 to 92 in the valleys. Downtown hit 77 today.

Sant Long Beach Weather Bureau

Eight-Mile Freeway Link Nears Traffic Readiness

An eight mile Long Beach Freeway section from Atlantic Ave east of Compton to Lith St in the harbor district is expected to be open to traffic next November. Assistant State Highway Engineer Paul Harding and contractors report progress, with 78 percent of the section completed and major bridges and interchanges under way. North of 223rd St to 229th St the project is 87 percent done, with further work on Atlantic underpass and Union Pacific tracks. Delays persist south of 23rd St, and two contracts totaling about 2.7 million remain unfinished with an anticipated 1958 completion date.

Compton Lith St Harbor District Asst Paul’ O. Harding Long Beach Ukoprina Thompson .& Son Sheila Verope Sts 11Th ‘St Los Angeles 223Rd St Atlantic Anaheim St Union Pa Follch Central Man Santa Ana Kral Willowufacturing East Los Griffin Angeles Con Harbor Pacific Electric Scose Etraste Ukeorine, Polich & Kral Union Pacific Dominguez St Webb & White Jessop Ikerson Thel

Boy Hurt When Car Crashes Into City Lines Bus

A 14 year old boy suffered a cut above the left eye when the car he rode in collided with a City Lines bus at 7th Street and Ximena Avenue. No other injuries were reported. Ruth E Joujon-Rache, 45, driver of the car, said her brakes failed at the intersection. The boy was taken to Community Hospital. Bus driver George H Forberg, 49, was cited.

Nowald Joujon Ruth E. Joujon-Rache Valeta' Grand “Ave Community Hospital Drivi George H. Forberg

Obituary notices from Long Beach area

Obituaries list Bessie L. Bartow 53 of Freeman Ave died in a Long Beach hospital with survivors including daughter Bonnie Coleman and sons Bobby Lee Windie and Kenneth Bartow. Other notices name Charles Francis Blakely 66 of American Ave, Mildred Bruns 68 of Ocana Ave, Frances G. Fisher 86, Robert D Kirkpatrick 67, John Henry Roberts, Mellie Thomas 63, and Trene Flowers among others with services by Patterson Snively Mortuary and Mottell's Mortuary. many entries note prior residences, military service, church affiliations, and surviving relatives.

Bartow Bessie L. Bartow Freeman Ave Long Beach Mineo Okla Oklahoma City White Temple Southern Baptist Church Bonnie Coleman Bobby Lee Windie Kenneth Bartow Ollie Ridgeway Lydia King Dora Eiligon Patterson &Snively Virgil Harper Fisher Blakely Charles Francis Blakely Wichita Kan Todd Shipyard Wilmington Navy Earl F Blakely Elsie C. Merritt Patterson &Snively”’ Mortuary Bruns Mildred Ocana Ave St. Timothy Evangelical Lutheran Church Lakewood City Blanchardyville Wis Michigan Tinois Nesota Hollywood Clinais Concordia College Moorhead Minn First Methodist Church Oscer K. Bruns Clare Moore Long Beech Friede Tremberth Edel ,MacDonald Gudrun Romsdahl St. Timothy Church Alfred Otto Storgick Green Hills Memorial Park San Fedro Mottell’s A St J. K. Geosen Charles W. Fisher Reynold B. Baden Kirkpatrick Robert D ‘Sirkpatrick Orange Ave Pennsylvania Yeteran Helen. Cook Jin Mottell Maj William Miller Roberts John Henry Robarts Spokane Wash Whitewall Teving Laura’ L. Roberts Robert BD. Roberts Motteil Lee Shelley California East Side Christian Church Muriel Hurley Donald Wagerlenner Herold Wagerling Holton & Son John W. Kanna Westminster Memorial Park Servier Mottell William H. McCance Forest Lawn Memorial Flowers Trene ‘T. Flowers Sidney Flowers Willard A. Schurr Sunnyside Morial Park Paxico Tae Long Beach Lodema- Keen

Squatters Banned From Tin Can Beach by Sanitary Law

Overnight campers on Tin Can Beach between Huntington Beach and Sunset Beach faced eviction under state health and safety provisions due to lack of sanitary facilities. Six families, including a Texas family with five children and another from La Sabra with a baby, were removed. several found nearby trailer parks while others sought new accommodations. Sheriff officials plan to seek a county ordinance banning overnight camping in the three mile stretch.

Huntington Beach Tin Can Beach Here Sunset Beach Miltesa Sheriff's Juvenile Dept Russell C. Campbell

Sweep Commission Rites Slated for USS Prestige

A new minesweeper the USS Prestige will be commissioned at 11 a.m. Saturday at Wilmington Boat Works. The commissioning officer will be Captain J L Melquard, commander U S Naval Base. The ship's CO Lt Clifford Lewis Frink resides at 5603 Olivas Ave. Mrs Norris Paulson will sponsor the vessel and attend with Mayor Paulson and their daughter. Rear Admiral R N Scott, commander of Pacific Mine Force, will speak. The ship will be open to the public for inspection after the ceremony.

Wilmington Boat Works J. L. Melquard U. S. Naval Base Clifford Lewis Frink Oliva’ Ave Norris. Paulson Los Angeles Paulson Adm R. N. Scott Pacific Mine Force Navy

Brethren Appoint Associate Minister at First Church

A reunion planned for former crew members of the USS Lexington is linked to the new associate minister at the First Church of the Brethren. Jowell, president of La Verne College board since 1945, will lead the service at 3332 Magnolia Ave as a permanent group forms to organize annual reunions.

Eek WD Jowell First Church of the Brethren Magnolia Ave la Verne College Long Beach Coun USS Lexington Phoenix Tp. m Lakewood Coun-Conway Springs Kan Fred Say Bretster Cy Sherman Angeles Miral Lex Pacific Sherman Ividazense San Diego

Orchestra to Play at Church Event

Mrs agdin Spillman will conduct her 25 piece orchestra in a program of religious music at the Sabbath Evening Young People s meeting of the Seventh day Adventist Church at EB 3rd St and Obispo Ave at 7 30 tonight.

Agdin Spillman Adventist Church 3Rd St Obispo Ave

Long Beach Elk Assured of Election

Robert Mohrbacher of Long Beach appeared assured of election to the presidency of the California State Elks Association at the San Francisco convention on Oct. 9. Nomination came from Southern California Elks Lodges at Huntington Park, with no other Southern Californian proposed. Mohrbacher is a past exalted ruler of Long Beach Lodge 888 and a past district deputy grand exalted ruler, who chaired the committee for the last state convention.

Robert Mohrbacher Long Beach California State Elks Association San Francisco Mohrbacher Southern California Elks Lodges Huntington Park Long Beach Lodge Elks Association

Rings Lost by Beach Patron on Cedar Ave Beach

Joan Alexis Daley 26 of Monterey Park reported to police that she lost a $500 diamond ring a $25 class ring and a $100 wrist watch while on the beach at the foot of Cedar Ave.

Joan Alexis Daley Monterey Park Cedar Ave

Film Shown On Pan American Road Race At Jaycees Meet

A 1953 Pan American Road Race film was shown at the Wilton Hotel during a Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting. Vance Simonds, Harbor Lincoln-Mercury general manager, Bob Montana Harbor sales manager, and John Holman of Stroppe Smith Research introduced the film. Wolman previewed the 1954 race and trophies were presented to B I Muntz and Rollie Coltrane. James M. Orman was elected a director to fill a vacancy created by Ret Whaley, Lionel Dek presiding.

Aly Junior Chamber of Commerce Wilton Vance Simonds General Manag Harbor Lincoln-Mercury Bob Montana John Holman Stroppe Smith Research Wolman Tnyace BI Muntz Rollie Coltrane James M. Orman Ret Whaley Lionel Dek

Legion Post To Honor Craig Hosmer At Dinner Dance

Members of Samuel L. Thomas Post American Legion will honor Congressman Craig Hosmer, a post member, at a dinner dance Saturday evening in the post clubhouse at 57th Street and Cary Avenue. Post manager W. I. Montgomery said the event honors Hosmer for his efforts in obtaining a sufficient appropriation for permanent buildings, with reservations accepted until noon Saturday.

Samuel L. Thomas Post American Legion Aig Hosmer 57Th St Cary Ave W. I. Montgomery Hosmer Montgomery

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