Nancylee Hayes Installed Honored Queen of Job's Daughters
Nancylee Hayes was installed as Honored Queen of Bethel 161 International Order of Job's Daughters at Seal Beach Grammar School on December 17. Officers and Celestial Choir performed after a candlelighting ceremony led by Carolee Houser and Donna Shaw, with Enola Henry and Ottis Griffin assisting.
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Nancy Lee Hayes
Vista Avenue
Long Beach
Seal Beach
Jeb
Seal Beach Grammar School
Bethel 161
International Order of Job’s Daughters
Carolee’ Houser
Donna Shaw
Enola Henry
Theresa Hayes
Ottis Griffin
Sandra Hammer
Nancylee Hayes
Donna Atherton
Priss
Phyllis Babcock
Caryl Albright
Beverly Glaver
Karen Menzimer
Judy Carmichael
Linda Nodler
Penny Bryant
Sharon Jay
Carol Jean Dennerlein
Jo McDuell
Joyce Smith
Lynette Jackson
Barbara Kelley
Jeanene Foster
Pat Menzimer
Cheryll Hodge
Lois Jean Seiler
The
Celestial Chort
Linda Hughes
Helén ‘Ramsey
Connie Gillett
Cynthia’ Melom
Gloria Black
Judy Smith
Joyce Anderson
Sharon Wilkerson
Carolyn Richards
Nadine Bowers
Suzette Breit
Geraldine Axcell
Edna Mae Sampson
Leilani Tancre
Judy White
Jerri Teskey
Barbara Erickson
Marion Loope
Sandra Heinsohe
Mary Ann Steele
Carol Hansen
Janice Richards
Judith Potts
Marion Satz
Marsha Axcell
Karen Aker
Susan Griffin
Ann Parmenter
Pat Fuller
Joe‘s
Sandra Heinsohn
Welter
Psychiatrist Described in Fragmentary Attic Note
A damaged OCR fragment discusses a psychiatrist with unclear references to nicknames and Sensis, mentioning a man and notes that are difficult to interpret. The text lacks coherent facts, names, or dates for a complete briefing.
Lioness Club Christmas Party at 101 Ranch House
The Seal Beach Lioness Club held its December 15 Christmas party in the 101 Ranch House banquet room. Members enjoyed a festive dinner and carols, with Dorothy Leonard acting as Santa Claus. Guests included Mary Anderson, Marjorie Raines, Andy Raines, and Edna Shumaker. hostesses were Amy Benno, Mabel Felts, and Tillie Jacobsen.
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Seal Beach
Dorothy Leonard
Santa Claus
Lioness Club
Mary Anderson
Marjorie Raines
Andy Raines
Edna Shumaker
Mesdames
Amy Benno
Mabel Felts
Tillie Jacobsen
Christmas Open House At T Huemerich Home
Mr and Mrs Ted Huemerich of 129 C Tenth Street announce a Christmas open house on December 25 and 26. Friends are invited to drop in during the afternoon or evening and stay until after New Year. Mrs Cecilia Buckner of Glendale will be a guest.
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Ted Huemerich
C Tenth Street
Huémérich
Cecilia Buckner
Glendale
Huemeétich
Lt Van Ausdeln to Return Home For Holidays
Lt Howard Van Ausdeln, adjutant at the Little Rock Air Force Base, will arrive Friday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Van Ausdeln, proprietors of Van's Upholstery and Drapery Shop in Seal Beach. He has served five years and earned navigator wings as the base prepares for two additional bomber wings. The family will host him at 1250 Stevely Avenue, Los Altos.
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H. C. van Ausdeln
Van
Main Street
Seal Beach
Lieténdnt ‘Howard
van Ausdeln
Little Rock
Arkansas Air Force Base
Stevely Avenue
Los Altos
Doll Collectors Christmas Party At De Armonds
The annual Doll Collector Christmas party was held Friday December 16 at Mrs. Jay De Armond’s home in Seal Beach. Los Angeles and Long Beach clubs attended with guests from New London Connecticut. A decorative pin on each member’s Santa lapel, a dinner, ten card tables, prize drawings, and a piñata piqued the festive mood.
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Jay de Armond
Seventh Street
Seal Beach
Los Angeles
Doll Collector’s Club
Long Beach Club
Helen Dwyer
Santa Ana
New London Connecticut
Long Beach
Marie Matheson
Matheson
de Armond
Bea de Armond
Janet Johl
Mae Lattegan
Long Angeles
Astrid Fee
Beverly Hills
Local Man Receives Collection Agency License
Richard Leland Harrison of 111 A Third Street Seal Beach was among 35 people who passed an examination for Collection Agency Licenses. Announcement was made by Secretary of State Frank M. Jordan in Sacramento on December 18.
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Richard Leland Harrison
A Third Street
Seal Beach
Frank M. Jordan
Sacramento
Vogler Couple Purchases Garden Grove Home
Bob Vogler and his wife have bought a home in Garden Grove after his discharge from the Navy on December 19 following four years of service. They plan to move in after the residence is completed.
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Bob Vogler
Bobs Vogler
Byron-Vogler
Fifteenth Street
Navy
Bob
Garden Grove
Marriage gives some men a new lease on life at double the rent
A wry quote by Shannon Fife notes marriage changes men, likening it to taking on more obligations and responsibilities, as life shifts to a different pace and expectations. The remark highlights financial and relational commitments tied to married life.
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Shannon
Fife
Surprise Birthday Dinner Honors Eddie Howard
Eddie Howard son of Police Chief Lee Howard was surprised Sunday at a ham dinner held by his brother Larry and sister-in-law at 241 Seventh Street. Guests included Colonel Livingston and Robert Austin of Midway City, Mrs Delbert Hesley and children, Lula Austin, and the Howard family with Marjorie and Gary.
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Eddie Howard
Lee Howard
Seventh Street
Eddie
Larry Howard
Colonel Livingston
Midway City
Robert
Austin
Delbert Hesley
Lula Austin
Lee .Howard
Marjorie
Gary
Mary Bender Undergoes Tonsillectomy Over Christmas Break
Mary Bender is recovering from a tonsilectomy performed last Friday at the Johnson Clinic in Westminster. She laments not being able to eat treats or talk during Christmas. She is the daughter of Mrs. R. W. Bender of 115 Twelfth Street and a Huntington Beach Union High School sophomore.
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Mary Bender
Johnson Clinic
Westminster
Mary
R. W. Bender
Twelfth Street
Huntington Beach Union High School
George Ewing In Vets Hospital Ward E Over Christmas
George Ewing of 207 Sixth Street is a patient at the Veterans Administration Hospital in Long Beach. He entered for a routine check up and likely will be in Ward E during the Christmas holidays. Ewing, 91, has served in every war since the Boxer Rebellion in China and would welcome hearing from friends.
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George Ewing
Sixth Street
Veterans’ Administration
Long Beach
Mr. Ewing
China
Jensen's To Spend Holiday In Utah
Mr and Mrs Mark Jensen of 218 Fourth Street will travel to Salt Lake City Utah to spend Christmas with their daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs E F Tabish and four grandchildren along with relatives and friends. They expect a ten day trip returning before the new year.
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Mark Jensen
Fourth Street
Salt Lake City
Utah
E. F. .Tabish
Farewell Pot Luck For Mrs. Greenwald
A farewell pot luck dinner honored Mrs. Edna Greenwald at Miss Minnie Rehwoldt’s home on Seventh Street. She left Tuesday for San Francisco to visit her daughters Louise Tate and Joanne Ellis and her son Willard Greenwald during the holidays. Guests shared a dinner and Christmas carols with attendees including Bernice Van Zile Alma Johns Agnes Mc Bain Edith Clemon Ed Herman Ann Peas Cora Johns and the host.
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Edna Greenwald
Minnie Rehwoldt
Seventh_ Street
W S Johnson Home After Major Surgery
Mr. W S Johnson of 135 Twelfth Street returned home Monday after a two week stay at Magnolia Hospital Long Beach. He spent the first week hospitalized for medical examination and diagnosis and underwent major surgery on the digestive tract last Friday. He is recovering satisfactorily and expects to be back to normal soon.
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W. S. Johnson
Twelfth Street
Magnolia Hospital
Long Beach
Johnson
Smog Free City and Its Hidden Cost
Dorothy McAuley notes a smog free city offers clean air yet suggests unseen charges or tradeoffs shift the burden elsewhere. The comment implies environmental benefits may come with indirect costs or policy tradeoffs.
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Dorothy McAuley
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Job
Nick
Fa Fant
T. Huemerich
Lt. van Ausdeln
Leo Gilbert
Granada Specializin
Vets' Hospital
Jensen
Mrs. Greenwald
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