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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1944
Page
2
Last Tuesday’s Fourth of July passed without fireworks or risky displays, while beachgoers enjoyed sun and sea at Seal Beach. The writer notes a shared spirit of freedom and sacrifice, observes local curiosities about war bonds, delinquent tax lists, and city property titles, and mentions Miller and Miss Smithy pursuing ownership details across the globe amid potential city auctions.
Brownies sewed in the morning then built a sand fort and several ranch buildings. The girls created communes with pride in their unique structures. Nine new members received Parent Consent papers to be filled before their Brownie Membership Cards. Dismissal came early at 3 15 p m due to a long weekend and host company.
Lawrence Brown 51 of Santa Ana was arrested July 4 at the Lowe Commissary Seal Beach on a drunken charge. He appeared before sludge Fred Smith July 5 and was fined 15 dollars.
Legal notice records the sale of a Davis Bait and Tackle business in Los Angeles County California on June 6 1944 for one dollar with Estelle B Sims as buyer. T M Davis executes the transfer and warrants title with notary FRANK J. HILL attesting the document.
Richard Alfred Carter files a fictitious firm name declaration for Garden Grove Sanitarium at 801 W Garden Grove Blvd Garden Grove Orange County California with listed partners and his notary acknowledgment dated June 2 1944 in Los Angeles County California. The document records Carter as principal and attests the business name and residential address with notary Opha E Pfanstiel witnessing the signature.
The fragment identifies OPHA E. PFANSTIEL as a Notary Public for Los Angeles County California, indicating official verification of a document with the date stated earlier in the certificate. It confirms notarial authority and jurisdiction relevant to the instrument.
JESSIE VOIGHT reports Orange County Council will meet in Costa Mesa on Tuesday July 11 with lunch at 12 noon Nellie Sollinger plans to drive to the meeting and invites members to attend Seal Beach Auxiliary will meet Thursday July 13 at City Hall No convention this year due to accommodations. Executive Board meeting will substitute Details to follow in next issue of the paper
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