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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1960
Page
33
An old Pennsylvania Dutch chow chow recipe uses lima beans, green beans, corn, carrots, green tomatoes, peppers and onions. Vegetables are cooked with salt sugar and spices then mixed with vinegar and simmered before sealing in jars for seven portions.
A long clipped notice lists births including names such as Leite Long and James, with addresses in Los Alamitos and nearby towns. includes hospital sections and care details. The document also records divorces, marriages, and annullments across Long Beach and surrounding cities, naming numerous individuals, street addresses, and hospital affiliations.
Divorces granted involve multiple individuals including Lebeau Barbara from Abnirt EW Aatridge dela fais Gal, Rila from Giavare Larsen Constancy Mi ira Ray, Sangra from Paul Pe Angec Connle Mri Jute, Pers508 Maracha, Axel b. Bradshaa Madame M. lou Athon D., Cranforom tied from Rineet Ml Buvall-Oass, and others such as Josephy facreaesL aves indi Chere Mogre Richard from Laramie A. Barnson Claers L. eon Earl C. Gass Gienaa 2 from Stephen J. Clark Clyne G.rom Virginis Gercia sulian At from Abel A.
Hollywood dealer and Nevada drug company owner named among four victims after a Bonanza crash near Lake Tallos Airport. The craft failed to complete takeoff and burst into flames moments after leaving the runway. Victims include Dr. Melville Schwartz of Hollywood, Arthur and Mrs. Oelsener of Zephyr Cove, Nev., and Joyce A. De Arots of Burbank.
Florida considers a California artificial reef plan five miles off Jacksonville Beach to create an 80 foot deep site by dumping old cars and other debris. The Jacksonville Beach Chamber of Commerce supports the idea, saying it could improve local fishing.
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