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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1959
Page
12
George Eres estimates the proposed Los Alamitos city budget for 1959-60 at 183450 dollars. Projected income figures reflect anticipated city revenues for the coming fiscal year.
A feasibility study by Boyle Engineering proposes taxes and fees to fund a city of Los Alamitos. The Orange County Boundary Commission approved proposed boundaries for incorporation led by William S. Brown. District meetings are planned, with Rossmoor Home Owners Association and local chamber hosting events.
St Anthony High School senior Maureen O'Hara won the $40 Long Beach Exchange Club Ant Scholarship contest at a noon luncheon at the Lafayette Hotel. Her ink wash drawings were judged the top work among entries from Long Beach high schools.
Retired members of the National Association of Retired Civil Employees will convene at 1 30 p m next Wednesday at Mor tell s and Peek Mortuary Gar fon Baam to discuss chapter affairs and upcoming activities.
Edward Schuber 73 died Tuesday at McStetl and Peek Moris Ave caretaker formerly of 3018 Chestnut. Survived by son Ervin and brother Dave. Linda Marlene McGehee died Saturday at 2876 E 220th Pl. Survived by parents Richard A McGehee and family. Ethel B Moseley of 151 La Verne Ave died Tuesday, survived by Paul Janet and Victor Beck. Services and mortuary details listed for each.
Walter B Burns 74 timekeeper died Tuesday at 951 Cedar Ave. Survived by wife Mary E daughter Jean Davis sisters Ethel Menze Blane Houston Esther Tate brother Charles. Service today Diday Family Funeral Directors. Lucinda Lynds 84 formerly 338 Pine Ave died Wednesday Columbus Chico survived by three grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren service Friday Southwick Funeral Home Columbus. Stella B Lehman 2 of 333 WW 4th St died Wednesday survived by Loyd B service Saturday 10 36 am Patterson Snively Mortuary. Lillian Horn 66 of 1273 W 19th St died Wednesday survived by Lester G brothers LeRoy Robert Craig Ben Edward Isaacs sisters Ada Witt Mary B Gates and Marsteila Pumphrey service Friday 1 pm Patterson Snively Mortuary. Carl August Lundgren 73 of 1511 Sherman Fl died Thursday survived by wife Alma daughter Myrtle C Garland sister Carolina Johansson service Saturday 1 pm Patterson Shively Mortuary. Evelyn Mabel Long 46 of 1276 Chestnut Ave died Monday survived by sons Robert A Douglas daughter Beverly Dean Salazar parents Charles E Baker Mabel Jones Connor sister Florence Kless service Saturday 2 pm Mottell's Peek Mortuary. Mary Ewart Sulian 53 of 230 W Ocean Bird died.
Southern California business activity slowed in February the first drop in ten months. Virgil Gillespie of Security First National Bank Long Beach said the bank’s index remained 9.7 percent above recession levels a year ago. Department store sales kilowatt hours and unemployment eased forward, while construction reached a February record high.
Former banker Josiah Streeter Mertz dies after a career spanning Missouri to California including the Bank of Italy and Farmers Merchants Bank of Long Beach. He retired in 1952 and funeral services are today at Forest Lawn Glendale.
The notice lists Easter week services at Bethel Lutheran First Lutheran Lutheran Church of the Holy Trinity St Timothy Lutheran Christ Lutheran and Orthodox Presbyterian with times including 7:30 p.m. sermons and noon to 2 p.m. gatherings. Conversations feature "Christ's Seven Words on the Cross" and "With Jesus on the Road of Sorrows" among other readings.
Fred K. Wahl 73 former Long Beach meat company owner died March 19. Funeral at 2 p.m. Friday at Alheiser Wilson Mortuary Escondido with Knight Templar officiating. Survived by wife Philo of Escondido. Fire damaged front room of his dwelling at 500 Emene M. Dienst.
City Council's charter amendment committee ruled out a special election to form a citywide Oil and Linkage Department. Harbor Department may take on subsidence and water injection duties, prompting opinions on how to proceed. A draft amendment by Atty Walnfred Jacobson was advised for further study.
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