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Seal Beach Post And Wave

Location

Seal Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1944

Page

5

Former Iceman Here Dies in Huntington Beach

Adam Reed, 56, well known ice distributor for a Huntington Beach firm, died today at St. Joseph's hospital in Orange after an extended illness. He worked in the district with the company since 1931 and lived at Route 1, Box 40, Huntington Beach. Funeral services were held at Smith's Mortuary, Huntington Beach, with interment at Forest Lawn. The Rev. Kenneth Doctor officiated. He is survived by his widow Bessie M. Reed, one son, one brother, his mother, and one grandchild.

Reed Route 1 Box 40 Huntington Smith’s Huntington Beach Forest Lawn Kenneth Bessie M. Reed

Novel Meeting Held by Local Lions Club

Seal Beach Lions members met last Wednesday at the 101 Banchhouse for self introductions and life histories. President Jim Butler and Ralph Cole organized a notable speakerless evening with a future talk by Com. Roger O Neid on his South Pacific experiences. Rollie Vinzant reported on active membership drives, noting Seal Beach ranks second in Orange County for gains. Charley Irvine announced publicity in the International Boys Club report, while Butler noted 36 requests for copies of the Boys Club articles of incorporation and praise from Reg Cryder. Pete Peterson was initiated as a new member.

Seal Beach Roger’ O’neid South Pacific Rollie Vinzant Sea Beach Orange County Charley Irvine International Organization Butler The

Junior Women Attend Banquet in Anaheim

Sixteen members of the local Junior Womans club attended a Tuesday banquet hosted by the Anaheim Junior Ebell club. Seven towns were represented and each club president received a lovely or chid. The program featured musical numbers and skits by various organizations. The Seal Beach group presented a humorous musical rendition of Romeo and Juliet. Attendees included Mesdames Martha Lusk and Ruths.

Junior Womans Anaheim Seal Beach Mesdames Martha Lusk Ruths

Silent Names List in Local Community Memoir

A fragment lists individuals including Calkins, Na Wilson, Louise Freeman, Erla Bennett, Jackie Stock, Norma Pranter, Ruth Butler, Vala Musselman, Frances Basten, Blanche Linfesty, Betty Amorelli, Grace Knighton and Naomi Wilmore, suggesting a community roster or social note without context.

Calkins Na Wison Louise Freeman Erla Bennett Jackie Stockon Norma Pranter Ruth Butler Vala Musselman Frances Basten Blanche Linfesty Betty, Amorelli Grace Knighton Naomi Wilmore

Fred Reynolds Laid to Rest in Forest Lawn

Funeral services for Fred Eugene Reynolds were held Tuesday at 10 in Mottell's Mortuary Long Beach. Born March 27 1876 in Scranton Pa he lived in Walla Walla Wash before moving to Seal Beach. Survived by widow Sadie, son Albert and daughter Marian Brxon with siblings in Detroit and Montana. Interment Forest Lawn.

Fred Reynolds Forest Lawn Mottell Long Beach Fred Eugene Reynolds Seal Beach Sixth Street Reynolds Scranton Pa Walla Walla Wash Sadie B.reynolds Albert Marian Brxon Marian Broxon Detroit Albert Buckland W. S. Pierson Jewel L. Freeman Assembly of God Church Pearl Holland Leona Goodpasture Reynold D. H. Morris Charlo, Mont Seal

Grandfather of Local Woman Dies in Long Beach

W. E. Hallentine of Long Beach, grandfather of Mrs. Hubert Tyler, died last week in a Long Beach hospital at age 84. Services were held at Mattells Chapel on Tuesday afternoon. He left six children, twenty six grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. No member of Beach Monday attended the funeral. The family planned to remain with Mrs. Reynolds for a few days.

W. E. Hallentine Long Beach Hubert Tyler Mattells Chapel Childen

War Bonds for Christmas Keep Backing the Attack

Public defense appeal urges continued purchase of war bonds as a Christmas present. Emphasizes sustaining funding for military effort and urging citizens to support the home front through financial purchases. Includes calls to action and patriotic framing typical of wartime notices.

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Iceman Adam Reed A Huntington St. Joseph's Hospital Orange Lions Club Cal Boys Club Reg Cryder U. S Makinsland Gilverts L. Albion Belmont Shore M. C. Schifano FUR Lambert Bldg A Nieto Florence Florence Shop East Second ST LOS Angeles Brewing CO Los Angeles Vance KFWB
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