Luncheon by WSCS Tops Attendance Record
The Woman's Society for Christian Service hosted its most successful luncheon yet with over 50 people attending. Chairs and helpers included Alma Pearson George Green Cora Johns and Ralph Mc Gill. Mrs Orilla Bigelow gave a review of Beyond the Date Line replacing Miss Minnie Rehwoldt due to illness.
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Woman’s Society For Christian Service
Alma Pearson
George Green
Cora Johns
Ralph McGill
Orilla ‘Bigelow
Minnie Rehwoldt
Marie Storm
City Council Grants 850 Per Month To Chamber of Commerce
The city council approved a grant of 850 dollars per month toward supporting the newly reorganized Chamber of Commerce. The action reallocates funds to bolster local business advocacy and civic promotion efforts.
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Chamber of Commerce
Cal Ship to Hold Family Day at Wilmington Yard
Calship opens its gates Sunday August 6 from 9 am to 4 pm for Family Day. Visitors tour a combat transport and two Victory freighters, with exhibits tracing Calship’s ship production. The 373rd large ocean going ship launches at noon, and special train and water taxi services connect Los Angeles Long Beach and Wilmington.
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A. Combat Transport
Victory
Calship
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Pacific E Electric
Wilmington
Nephew Killed in Pacific Action Corp Albert Ferguson dies in service
Mrs Thelma Taylor learned Thursday that her nephew Corporal Albert Ferguson was killed in action in the Pacific. He had visited Seal Beach often during training at the Marine base in San Diego.
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Thelma Taylor
Corp. Albert Ferguson
Pacific
Seal Beach
Marine Base
San Diego
Benno Seeks Move of Building for Boys Club
Lee Benno and John Johnson wrote to Seal Beach City Council asking to relocate a building to 327 Main Street for the local Boys Club. They promised fireproofing and three exits, proposed to keep the exterior stucco until after the war before brick work, and the council granted the request.
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Lee Benno
John Johnson
Hher
Seal Beach
Main Street
Seal Beach Ordinance Repeals 1942 Measure in Emergency
Seal Beach California City Council repeals Ordinance 268 from July 3 1942 with an emergency finding. The measure enables a Boys Club carnival contract potentially benefiting the club if enacted by August 1944. Publication in Seal Beach Post and Wave required. ordinance takes effect upon final passage and publication.
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Seal Beach
California
Boys Club
City of
Carnival
Carnival Company
John W. Mulcahy
Butler
Gauntner
Jaeckel
Shouler
Reed
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WSCS
Louise Morrell
Louise
Ocean Ave
Cal
Benno
Boys
W. D. Gauntner
CPA
Larry Sheehan
Naples
Post & Wave
Associated Telephone Company
Lessas
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