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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1957

Page

10

Sees Father for First Time Seeks Long Lost Sister

PAUL WALLACE reports Ellis, after meeting his father, continues a decades long search for his sister Betty Jean. Born in Seattle and raised in San Rafael, he uncovered details of his mother Julia Gosset and her family, and learned Betty Jean lived in Hawaii before vanishing after a funeral. He vows to change his name to reflect new family ties as he pursues the missing link Betty Jean.

Paul Wallace Long Beach Ellis Jong Arthur Ellis Sulman Mars San Francisco Ellis V.larned Elis Cathalicler Erg San Rafach Julia Gosset San Diego She Arthur Country Fathr Sulman San Oe Evans Betty Jean San Tae Au Neiveiy Ellis Hawai Frank McCea McGee Midwest Seattle Arthur Less

Explorer Scouts Court of Awards Dance Scheduled in Belmont

Explorer Scouts plan a Court of Awards and dance at Belmont Recreation Center on Saturday at 4104 E Allin St Belmont. Recipients include James D P Mangan Jr of Post 53 with a silver award Richard Antezak and John Minnick and Michael Robinson each to receive star awards. The U S Navy Band will give a Long Beach concert on October 26 time and place not yet announced. A one day cruise will take 150 Southland civic leaders aboard the aircraft carrier USS Philippine Sea. Benny Wade 2361 Chatwin Ave received a rotary public commission from the state Mary Standley 6732 E Walkerton St awarded a Clare mon Mens College scholarship. Lakewood today issued 106 building permits totaling 1 233 800 in new construction last month. Tom Leweek of General Telephone Co to discuss Microwave Magic at Chama of Commerce breakfast forum Sept 25. Former Cleveland residents plan a picnic in Houghton Park. The Grundy County Mo 58th annual picnic and reunion set for Sept 22 at Sycamore Grove Park 4700 N Figueroa St Los Angeles

Wil Nole Pam Belmont Recreation Center E. Allin St James DP. Mangan Jr Richard Antezak John Minnick Michael Robinson U. S. Navy Long Beach USS Philippine Seq Southland Emvc Benny IV Wade Chatwin Ave Mary Standley E. Walkerton St Claremont Men's College Cry OF Lakewood Today Tom Leweek General Telephone Co Chama of Commerce Cleveland Ohka Houghton Park Grundy County Sycamore Grove Park Figueroa 51 Los Wingeles

Long Beach Board Reviews School Handbook and Dues Plan

The Long Beach Unified School District board considered a handbook titled Handbook of Policies and Procedures Governing Certificated Personnel. Carol Grimm of the Teachers' Association asked that the association dues of 42 be deducted in installments from payroll, citing new legislation. The board took the matter under advisement for one week.

Long Beach Unified School District Board of Education W. Odie Wright Carol RK. Grimm Teachers’ Association of Long Beach

Last Rites Arranged for Mrs Hagle

Funeral set for 2:50 pm Friday at Heston & Son Chapel for Mabel O Hagle 16 of 27 W BLA St a Long Beach resident for 52 years She died Sunday Widowed husband Claude a contractor here for years died two years ago She owned rental properties native of Illinois came from Galena Members include First Christian Church and Palos Verdes Chapter 310 GES Surviving Marvin Ty Mel June Brissen Grace C Desiled four grandchildren Reuben Luther Anderson to officiate Interment Westminster Memorial Park

Heston & Son Mabel O. Hagle W. Bla St Long Beach Alys. Hagle Claude Palos Verdes GES Ace Marvin Ty Mel June Brissen Grace C. Des Reuben Luther Anderson Westminster Memorial Park

Fisher Pair Found Safe After Coast Guard Search

Two Long Beach fishermen Chris Newcomb and Dave Harding were found safe in Seal Cove on San Clemente Island after a Coast Guard search plane spotted them Monday morning. The incident followed their Sunday disappearance after a 16 foot outboard boat.

Long Beach Coast Guard Seal Cove San Clemente Island Chris Newcomb Florence Wk Dave Harding

Three Orange County Deaths Not Linked to Asia Flu

Santa Ana officials announced three August deaths are not caused by Asia Flu after tissue tests began. Health officer Dr Edward Lee Russell said no link found yet between Asian flu and the deaths of Si chaol D. Earle, Lucy Marquez, and Arline Hampshire, all in Santa Ana or Orange.

Santa Ana 6Th St. Santa Ana Arline Hampshire Pine St Marequex Hampshire

Mrs Shibley to Talk to West Side Democratic Club

Mrs Eleanor Shibley wife of Long Beach attorney George E Shibley speaks to the West Side Democratic Club Monday at 8 pm outlining the Marine Corps court of inquiry proceedings in which her husband defied Marines to arrest him and compel his attendance.

Long Beach George E. Shibley Marine Corps Court of Inquiry West Side Democratic Club Eleanor Shibley

Boundaries Study Set Public Meeting Held

A public meeting to discuss a proposed boundary change in the Alameda School District will be held by the Alameda District Improvement Association at 7 30 p m Wednesday at the C C Carpenter School 439 E Foster Road.

Alameda District Improvement Assn C. C. Carpenter E. Foster

Bimbo the talking blackbird imprints on a city family

A pet bird named Bimbo Stitzinger lives with Jack Stitzinger and family at 1222 EF Michelson St instructive to the neighborhood. He learns human words and mocks other birds, befriending a stray sparrow while his daily chatter fills mornings from about six to noon.

Bimbo Bimbo Stitzinger Jack Stitzinger Michelson St Stitzinger Greg Talmother Hata

Scientists Report New Atomic Peril At UCLA Conference

Two researchers describe radiation effects on blood forming tissues and other cells, noting varying sensitivity and complex interactions within whole mammals. They challenge single cell focus and stress the need to understand systemic radiation impacts as mammalian tissues influence one another. The conference, sponsored by the Atomic Energy Commission and UCLA, ends Thursday morning.

Meyers Mayers UCLA

New Endodontia Boosts Teeth Preservation, Dentists Told

Br Paul K IHN of Pasadena outlined endodontia on Monday to the Harkar District Dental Society at the Lafayette Hotel. He said teeth with exposed or infected nerves can often be treated and preserved with antibiotic therapy without harming health, marking a shift away from routine extractions. The discussion cited infection control and renewed confidence in saving natural teeth.

Harkar de. Hill Lafayette Hotel Society

Lost Purse Sought After Norwalk Drive-In Incident

Mrs Mare Feierabend of Artelia seeks help locating a black handbag lost Monday at a Norwalk drive-in restaurant. The purse, a gift from her daughter, marked her 75th birthday and was taken near 11628 E 208th St. Neighbors and text readers asked to contact the paper with any information.

Artelia Mare Feierabend 208Th St Norwalk

Hitchhiker Robbed of $120 Borrowed to Visit Wife

A hitchhiking sailor on emergency leave, William Miaxwell of the USS Harry E. Hubert, was robbed of $120 he borrowed to visit his pregnant wife in St. Louis. Two men in a car on Santa Fe Avenue and Pacific Coast Highway at about 5:30 p.m. threatened him with a knife, took his cash, and dumped him in the 800 block of Lime Avenue.

St. Louis William ‘Miaxwell Harry E. Hubert Santa Fe Ave Pacific Coast Hwy Lime Ave

Man Refuses Power Mower Over Safety Fears

Retired 91 year old apartment owner T. B. Toler on Lime Avenue prefers to push a lawn mower, saying power mowers scare him and he may get hurt. He mows once or twice a week as needed, resisting switching to motorized equipment.

T. B. Toler SUM Toler Lime Aves Loright

Death notices blend across towns in Riverside area

Obituaries list multiple local residents and relatives with ages and addresses. Benedict Richard Duff y, Nail Lorene Behn, Alfred William KGDY, Mrs Beily Ann Gishall, Betts D Verbryok, John Cecil Martin, Ada Scifres appear among survivors. Services set at Veterans Chapel, Lakewood Mortuary, Rainbow Chapel, and local memorial parks with times noted.

iPoly Hutch Dance Slated on Friday

A Back to Openper Dante dance will be held in the iPoly Hutch Canteen Friday evening with the Rhythm Tockers and Richard Berry from 7 30 to 41. Hutch president Jeanette Crose runs arrangements assisted by Byron Sims and others.

Dante Foly Hutch Richard Berry Wilh Jeanette Crose Hutch Byron Sims Jean Hale Sandy Cul Barefoot MD Todd Roger Goldpaint Sue Dicer Jared Sloan Carey Tolex Alf

Thief Steals $25 From Downey Café

Maebelle Duncan reports a burglary at 12917 Paramount Blvd weekend. Cash amounting to $25, cigars and chewing gum were taken from the cafe. Downey police are investigating the incident.

Downey Paramount Blvd Maebelle Duncan

Bandit Robs Olive Avenue Material Firm Then Flees On Foot

A ruddy bandit held up Charles G. Hardy Inc on Olive Ave Monday, fleeing on foot after a failed car escape. Harold Pruner reported the robbery and described a nervous confederate driving a getaway car. The robber announced the holdup and ordered victims to stay down for five minutes while taking $46.

Paramount Sheriff's Charles G. Hardy Inc Olive Ave Harold Harold Pruner Charles G. Hardy Donald Ford Pruner Hordy Olive

Local residents showcase L B Photos at Pomona County Fair exhibit

Six local residents and two studios have works accepted for display at the first Taterna bition of Photography tied to the Pomona County Fair. Exhibitors include Nola Brooks Benny and Grace Burkey Danny Gray Marguerite Wear and Fred Pownley Ray Grisanti and Inman Co. Among stolen items noted are valuables valued at 500 from a vehicle trunk. A grand display of over 5 000 prints and transparencies is planned at the Photography Building near the fair grounds.

Taterna Pomona Nola Brooks

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