Holiday Plans and Births Highlight Jacobs Family Report
Fragmented OCR notes describe Tara Masterson and Jenn Sennars organizing a New Year gathering at the Jacobs home in Bixby Knolls with Jacks and others, plus Jenny’s reign and a LA Harbor farewell. Mention of Cato Adams, an exchange student from New York bound for New Zealand, and Wanda and Dr John welcoming a two week old baby boy at Memorial Hospital in Alimitos Heights. Connie La Berg plans a Europe campus tour with 20 companions in 1958, with future reunions mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alfred Lewak
Wanda
John
Tiat
Memorial Hospital
Alimitos Heights
Connie la Berg
Europe
Kissels Visit South American Countries on Six Week Air Tour
Mr and Mrs Carl Kis til of 1239 E 10th St retired from a six week air tour visiting seven South American countries. The 24 member group flew from Miami via Panama to Quito Ecuador at 9 350 feet. They toured Cusco Macchu Picchu the old Tara ruins and Chile stops at Santiago and Valparaiso before five days in the Chilean Lake District. They crossed the Andes to Buenos Aires and Montevideo then flew from Sao Paulo to Iguassu Falls. They enjoyed Rio de Janeiro and a four hour flight to Brasilia the new capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl C. Kistil
10Th St
Miani
Fla
Panama
Quito
Ecuador
Luna
Peru
Cusco
Macedu Picchu
Tara
Chile
Santiago
Valparaison
Chilean Lake District
Andes
Buenos Aires
Montevideo
Uruguay
California
Sao Paulo
Brazil
Niagara Falls
Kissels
Rio de Janeiro
Brasilia
Hargest
Newlywed Homer Budd Resident at Home in Long Bege
Mr and Mrs Homer Budd reside in Long Bege. She is Shara Bruce daughter of Eugene A Bruce and Poly High graduate. He is son of Alberta Parmerlee. Q and A on dance introductions etiquette and table silver usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Budd
Long Bege
Eugene A. Bruce
Poly High
Alberta Parmerlee
Country
Nancy Kenyon Foley
James V. Fo Jeys
New York City
Glenn Guylvin Tt
Glenn Gulvin
Long Beach
Time Magazine
Mexico
Evanston
BEST BUYS Forecast: We Will Eat Well in the New Year
The U S Department of Agriculture says nod supplies for 1961 will meet population growth and average retail prices should stay near 1960 levels. Beef consumption may reach an all time high as grassed beef grows. prices may dip slightly. Citrus fruit, apples, pears, and nut crops are expected strong. frozen and canned vegetables rise with convenience foods. Sugar and cereal stocks remain high with record beet and cane crops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nod
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Helyever
University of California Consumer Marketing Information
Tiny Radio Becomes Essential In Disasters
The tiny battery operated transistor radio, once a leisure favorite, proves crucial in emergencies when power lines fail. Rugged table models with flashlight batteries offer long play times and steady contact with the outside world during disasters along the eastern seaboard and Gulf Coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna
Seaboard
Ethel
We Gulf Coast
Natire
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tara Masterson
Jenn Sennars
Jara
Jerry Jacobs
Jerry
Kiwanis
Chih Board
Jon
Anu
Jacobs
Bixsy Knolls
Jenny
Jacobses
LA Harbor
Cato
Adams
Fesaricg
She Eguncitud
Moz & Geavees
Traya
Allan
Asth
Wisky Raotis Shopping Center
South America
Seatie
Garden Grove
Buena Park
Norwalk
Wools
Pacific Coast Highway
Pacific Coast
Hiway
Vermont
Wilmington-San Pedro
Gordon Grove Boulevard
Beach
Tom Knott
Doulevard
New Long Beach Yacht Club
William R. Hardcastle
New York
William F. Bennett
William P. Bennett
Irs
Don G. Horton
Shara Bruce
Ajoné
Gary Cooper
McCall
Iran
America
Allen Drury
ZOLAR
Best Buys
Midnland
Mae
Foxtel Valley
Eicee
Wonder
CUNL
E. Sth Street
Sartori Ava
Torrance
Sonia Scryles and Prices Ab
Lakewood
Orangethorpe
Fullerton
Altar Society
Jackie
Jacqueline Kennedy
Colton
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