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Seal Beach Post And Wave

Location

Seal Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1944

Page

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Seal Beach Pupils Stage Ambitious Christmas Program

Seal Beach elementary pupils under Superintendent J. H. McGaugh present a large Christmas music festival at the school auditorium Thursday at 2:30. The program features the combined glee clubs and orchestra, with numbers including Jolly Old St. Nicholas, Adeste Fideles, It Came Upon a Midnight, and Joy to the World. War Chest funds will be presented to Boy Scouts, Boys Club, and Girl Scouts, each receiving 333 dollars.

Seal Beach J. H. McGaugh McGaugh Carolyn Kobernik Dolores MacPherson Boy Scouts Boys Club Girl Scouts

Ministers Oppose Sunday Dancing in Seal Beach Auditorium

The Seal Beach Ministerial Union submitted a letter to the city council on December 4 1944 opposing Sunday night dancing at the proposed City auditorium. They warned of alcohol, juvenile delinquency and a shift from the city’s wholesome traditions, while urging memorials honor veterans and emphasize spiritual values.

Ministerial Union Seal Beach City Ministerial Union of City Auditorium

Mother of former local resident dies in Los Angeles

Elizabeth Gilbreth mother of Mrs. Robert Russell and former Seal Beach resident, died at her Los Angeles home on December 2. She was well known in the area and visited often at the peninsula home of her daughter and son-in-law.

Elizabeth Gilbreth

Bank of America letter stokes Seal Beach auditorium plan

J C Aldrich files brief against Interior claim to Seal Beach land. Bank of America writes to council in opposition to the proposed $200,000 civic auditorium. Fireworks erupt at Monday’s city council meeting as Mayor Gamntner pushes the project. Continued on page Eight.

Bank of America Council Against Seal Beach W. D. Gamntner Civic Auditorium San Francisco

Denial of 40 Acre Beach Land Purchase in Seal Beach

J C Aldrich was denied his request to buy 40 acres of Seal Beach oceanfront. Interior Secretary Ickes allows an appeal within 80 days. Aldrich, of 921 S Serrano Los Angeles, filed a 50 page brief with the Internal Revenue Service. The matter, tied to the Surfside Colony site, was discussed at a city council meeting. The full story appeared December 3, and continues on page five.

J. C. Aldrich Seal Beach Interior Harold L. Ickes Aldrich S. Serrano Los Angeles Seal Beach Ocean Front J. ©. Aldrich Dana R. Williams Department of Internal Revenue Surfside Colony Thomas Vaentine Sonoma County Miranda

Masons to Install New Officers Saturday Evening

New officers for the R. E. Dolley Lodge No. 616 of Seal Beach will be installed at the Masonic Hall Saturday night December 16. 1945 officers include Walter C. Lyon as worshipful master and Cyrus W. Shepard as senior warden with a formal program featuring solos readings and piano selections.

R. E. Dolley Lodge Seal Beach Masonic Hall Walter C. Lyon Cyrus W. Shepard Robert S. Niblick William R. Trethewey Glen O. Jones William E. Dee Chapain Ralph F. Wendell Marshall James.n Scott James B. Washburn Fred B Gray John Bourne Tyler George Edwin Marshall P.M Fred F. Finch Shasta Glenn Ben Ann Hancock Grace Hoffmann Don P. Proctor Lucille Jones Jewel A. G. Johnson William Trethewey P. M Norma Pranter Lodge D. P. Proctor D. D. Lawhead William Threthewey

Garbage collection day moved to Friday

Roy Thomas a maintenance foreman announced this week that starting Friday December 15 the day of collecting garbage will be Friday instead of Saturday. Other days Monday and Wednesday remain unchanged.

Roy Thomas

Gentry Hired as Architect for Civic Auditorium

Francis H. Gentry, a former mayor of Long Beach, was hired by the city council to oversee architectural details of the proposed civic auditorium. He will be paid on a 10 percent commission split across milestones, totaling 7 percent before construction begins if the project costs $100,000.

Francis H. Gentry Liong Beach Gentry Kentry

Two Local Servicemen Return After Many Months Overseas

Lieutenant Clifford J. Schmickrath USMC arrives in the United States and plans to return home to Seal Beach after 150 months of combat in the Central and South Pacific. He fought at Eniwetok Kwajalein Saipan and Guam and is recovering at Oak Knoll hospital. Seaman First Class Jack Draper USN arrives in Seal Beach to visit during a leave of absence after 11 months at sea and 18 months on a later South Pacific cruise. He married Louise Craig on November 9 1943 and will visit his parents in Hollis Oklahoma.

Clifford J. Schmickrath USMC United States Dolphin Schmickrath Central South Pacific Eniiwetok Kwajalien Marshalls Saipan Guam Oak Knoll Hospital Seal Beach William, Stewart Victoria Tamaulipas Mexico Marines San Diego Schmidkrath Bremerton Washington Pacific Jack Draper U.S.N Clifton Craig 12Th Street San Francisco Louise Graig Draper Hollis Oklahoma Douglas Long Beach

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Noel John Savage Cornelia Morrison Doreen Henkey Marilyn Sue Burns Marion Douglas Myrna Lewis Jo Hill Mary Louw Kretzschmar Shepherds Carol of the Shepherds East Orient John Butler Don Jones Gordon Klein Carol Sligar Herald J. L. Freeman Assembly of God Church George O. Peek First’ Brothern Church F. Bruce ‘Ellis Community Methodist Church J.C. Aldrich Department of Interior Masons Rie Say F. H. Gentry
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