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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1945
Page
5
Garden health hinges on regular balanced feeding for all plants. Excess feeding can harm, while undernourished specimens invite pests like aphids and thrips. For long term soil vitality, use moderation, commercial dry fertilizers or liquid forms, and incorporate organic manures for humus and nutrients.
The next regular meeting will be at City Hall on Thursday evening January 11 at 7 30 p m Several items of business will be brought before members Mess sergeants Inez Burns and Carolyn Joppy plan a special treat for the social hour Following word from Marion Matthews the Orange County Council regular meeting will meet at Tustin Legion Hall on January 8 A pot luck luncheon is scheduled at noon Attendees should bring their own table service and contact Rae Mathis or Nola Thomas by phone.
The Woman's Society for Christ at Community Church held its first year meeting with incoming president Minnie Reh woldt presiding. Dr. Caroline Parter of Homer Taberman Settlement House in San Pedro spoke on the settlement's founding and work with children, plus crafts. Devotions by Mrs. Orilla Bigelow focused on The Crusade for Christ. Next meeting February 1 at 2 p.m with no pot luck. A business luncheon is planned January 25 at noon for members and friends.
Calvin Durango, scoutmaster of the local Boy Scout troop, spent the weekend at Will J. Reed Scout camp with troop members. New Years guests at the home of Mr and Mrs James B Mathis were Mr and Mrs Philip Rue and Mr and Mrs George Sallmiller of Long Beach. On New Years Day Mr and Mrs Mathis entertained Mr and Mrs Vandiver and son Duane. Mrs Ed Carrol is recovering from a serious siege of flu.
A classified item lists a garage rental near Main Street and a sale notice for a prewar gas range oven. It also advertises a like new boys bicycle at 349 13th Street and mentions a heading by Mrs Ellen Johnson with assistants Mrs Agnes Kolander Mrs Jessie Reed and Mrs Marie Winterstein.
Two 17 year old boys broke into the Standard and the Mobil service stations on the coast highway last Monday night. Marie Gleason of Mott's cafe alerted the police, who followed them to Circle cafe and then to the Mobile and Standard stations where a broken window and signs of a search for money were found. The youths were booked on a charge of burglary.
The 15th street home of Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Stegen hosted a New Year’s Day family gathering with guests including Mrs. Ella Black, David Black of San Diego, Milton Tyler, Elsie Fether and daughter Jean, Henry Black USN, R. N. Chamberlin, Jerry Wagener, Sarah Sadler of San Clemente, and Ruth Robinson. A steak dinner at Ella Black’s home followed, then a fried rabbit dinner at the Tyler ranch.
A burglary charge was filed by local police and turned over to county juvenile authorities for further action. The case involves a juvenile suspect and will be handled within the juvenile system. Local officials emphasized procedural steps remain ongoing.
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