Europeans Celebrate Grandma Moses Art Tour
Grandma Moses died at 101 but her paintings tour Europe drawing acclaim. Dr. Otto Kallir notes her growing posthumous fame, with Berlin and Frankfurt shows drawing crowds and praise. The artist is contrasted with Rousseau, described as an impressionist landscape painter with primitive figures.
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New York
Grandma Moses
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Europe
Otto Kallir
Kallir
St. Etienne
Grandma
France
Henri Rousseau
Anna Mary Robertson Moses
Dr. Kallir
Minneapolis
Wax’ Manufacturing Company
Why Grow Old Surface Circulation Is an Aid to Health
Article by Josephine Lowman urges maintaining surface circulation to aid health and appearance. It notes skin as the largest organ, its role in temperature regulation and waste removal, and suggests daily rubbing after bathing to stimulate circulation and prevent stagnation.
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Josephine Lowman
Dinner and Program Set for Senior Citizens Club Christmas
The Senior Citizens Club will host its annual Christmas dinner and program at First Congregational Church on 3rd Street and Cedar Avenue. The program begins at 10 30 a.m. with Dr Emerson Hangen delivering the Christmas Story and Mrs Gloria Steppe singing solo. Members will present The Farmhouse Christmas and all seniors are welcome with reservations through Myrtle Nygard or Mabel Best.
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Senior Citizens Club
First Congregational Church
3Rd Street
Cedar Avenue
Emerson Hangen
Gloria Steppe
Myrtle Nygard
Mabel Best
Grace Church to fete pair on anniversary
Grace Lutheran Church of Long Beach will honor Mr and Mrs Howard Schwabenth al with a 10 30 am service on Sunday for their golden wedding anniversary The Ladies Guild will host a reception after the service The Schwabent hals married December 17 1913 in Zion Lutheran Spring Valley Minnesota They later lived in Rochester and Hermosa Beach before settling in Long Beach in 1944 He worked with Standard Oil and later ran a painting contracting business They have a son Ernest and a granddaughter in Chico The couple remain active in the Grace congregation.
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Grace Grace Lutheran Church of
Long Beach
Howard Schwabenthal
Ladies Guild of the Church
Schwabenthals
Zion Lutheran Church
Spring Valley
Minn
Rochester
Schwaben
Thal
Mayo Clinic
Hermosa Beach
Standard Oil
Adriatic
Schwabenthal
Ernest
Chico
Grace Lutheran Church
Transfusion-Caused Hepatitis Rare Here
A Los Angeles Red Cross report on 644 patients and 11,597 blood units from 1957 to 1961 shows only 12 hepatitis cases attributed to transfusions, implying a 1.8695 percent rate. Healthy donors and gamma globulin use in open heart surgery are cited as key factors in the low incidence. The study comes from the Los Angeles Orange Counties Regional Blood Center, which serves two counties and 29 hospitals.
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Zinser Center
Eugene P
Williant di. Adashelk
Los Angeles
Orange Counties Regional Blood Center
Vermont Ave
Red Cross Blood
Ceiter
Dwo-County
Busy Time for Emblem Club in Long Beach
Emblem Club 106 groups meet at 11 50 am Tuesday in Community Room Atlantic Ave for a covered dish luncheon and gift exchange. Mary Murray leads the community service committee collecting food baskets so each sponsored family will get a Christmas dinner and gifts. Mrs Russell Ogg announces silk distribution to the adopted ward at Veterans Hospital on Wednesday.
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Long Beach Emblem Club 106
Community Room
Atlantic Ave
Community Securis Committee
Mary Murray
Emblem Club
Russell Ogg
Veterans’ Hospital Service
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Dooley’s
Dooley
Emerson
Dooley's
By Estey
Pennanen
Nevesr Py
Lindsome Wood
Cassinet
Largast Appliance Dealer
Softensery
Cleawra
Grace Church
Ben Zinser
Red Criss Reg Blood Center
Gilda
The
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Stearns Ave
Nellie
Gloria
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Reve Pianiy
Mildrad
Margaret
Shirley
Emblem
Ducdhal
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