Dancing Permit at Local Cafe Provokes Question
The state board of equalization submitted an application from Walter Smyth for transfer of liquor license at Circle cafe and it was approved with no protests. The dancing license issue was raised, Mayor Reed saying city licenses are non transferable. Clerk Padrick said the license was issued to the cafe, not an individual. City Attorney Williams questioned procedure and suggested Smyth may need a new permit. Council to have Williams investigate and decide next steps.
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State Board of Equalization
Walter Smyth
Circle Cafe
Jessie W. Reed
Olie B. Padrick
Dana Williams
Smythe
Two Hunters Toast New Year At Log Cabin Return
Walter Stortz and Bill Campbell were treated to drinks on the house New Year’s Eve as they toasted the year and other things with ice cold spring water. They returned this week from a hunting trip in Azuza Valley where they shot their back, enjoyed snow, ice, and a roaring fire in their log cabin.
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Walter Stortz
Bill Campbell
Azuza Valley
Farewell Party Fetes Mrs Basten in Lusk Home
A farewell party at the home of Mr and Mrs Fred Lusk honored Mrs Frances Basten as she and the Basten family move from Seal Beach to a new ranch near Anaheim. The eve featured bingo, cootie, a bedspread gift, and refreshments served by the hosts.
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Mrs. Basten
Lusk
Mr. and
Mrs. Fred
Fraces Basten
Bastes
Seal Beach
Intent to Sell Alcohol at Circle Cafe Seal Beach
Notice dated January 4 1944 announces Walter E Smythe plans to sell beer wine and distilled spirits at Circle Cafe 121 Main Street Seal Beach California. Application filed with State Board of Equalization for on sale licenses. Protests must be filed in Sacramento within fifteen days. Published in Seal Beach Post and Wave January 7 1944.
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Circle Cafe
Main Street
Seal Beach
California
State Board of Equalization
Sacramento
Walter E. Smythe
Wave
Baby Born On Christmas Day To Former Glendale Resident
A Christmas morning birth in Glendale brought an eight pound nine ounce boy to Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Carmen Jr. The child, named for his father and grandfather, follows Evelyn Goodin Carmen, formerly of Seal Beach and now living in Compton, as the family’s new arrival.
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Evelyn Goodin
William, Goodin
Wet Papers Not Wanted by Salvage Committee
In Seal Beach residents are urged to avoid soggy newspapers and pasteboard cartons for salvage. Wet papers hinder collection as they must be dried before bundling, wasting time. Do not place materials on the parkway or alley until Friday morning, and keep them dry if rain is falling until fore noon Friday.
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Seal Beach
Odd Saturday Night Car Crash In Seal Beach
An unusual accident occurred last Saturday in Seal Beach when a Packard Coupe driven by Dorothy May Stone of Huntington Beach backed into three parked cars in front of Circle Cafe. The rear cars collided and two were pushed onto the sidewalk. No police names available at the time.
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Seal Beach
Dorothy May Stone
Huntington Beach
Circle Cafe
City Keeps Bonds and Sewer Water Lines Underway
City council decided not to sell $10,000 pier bonds for sewer and water lines. Dana Williams and F W Postal indicated sufficient funds now to proceed. Project cost now estimated at about $5500, lowering earlier expectations. Council will withhold bond sale until further notice.
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Dana Williams
Puncilman F. W. Postal
Williams
J. A. Wildley
Car crash report names owners of Packard and cars
Weeklong report identifies the ownership of the Packard and the other cars involved in the incident. Miss Stone was booked on a reckless driving charge. The filing notes the parties and vehicle details surrounding the collision and the subsequent legal action.
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Miss Stone
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Ispe
Ae I
Pat Burns
Mgr
Anaheim
Ruth Butler
Vala Musselman
Betty Whrrd
Carol Shelby
Georgia Bradshaw
Betty Sylvia
Dorothy Lanham
Josephine West
Evelyn Gordon
Lestelle Ward
Martha Weber
Naomi Wilmore
Grace Knighton
Betty Amorelli
Blanche Linfesty
Norma Pranter
Jackie Stockon
Erla Bennett
Louise Freeman
Ila Wilson
Ruth Calkins
Mrs
Bernard Carmen
Gon
Carmen
Compton
B. F. Higginbotham
Sam’s Seafood Spa
Coast Highway
Hollywood
Ocean Ave
C. BE. Westenhaven
C-4
Surfside
Frosty
Packard
Sam L. Collins
Chapman Bldg
Fullerton
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