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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1955
Page
5
Celestine hopes to view the Fireball TM 4 in the evening while Bears and Yosemite’s famed scenery attract visitors. Dr L R Ash is noted as the local chiropractor in Seal Beach.
Ruby Son takes over 117 Main Street cafe renaming it Ruby s Wooden Shoe Cafe. She aims for home cooked dishes like grandma s and plans steak chicken and fried foods with homemade biscuits and pies.
About 25 Sea Beach youths held a late Saturday beach party at Ray Bay. They offered driftwood to the surf god Kahoona to bring back good waves, turning the gathering into a playful ceremony that ended after midnight.
John Selden notes that marital happiness rests on small sacrifices done cheerfully. This aphorism emphasizes readiness and goodwill as the foundation of a lasting union.
Sea Beach Woman’s Club President Mrs Albert Sylvia and district treasurer Carolyn Cunningham led about 150 members at the Southern District summer conference in Carlsbad California. New district officers conducted the meeting and outlined yearly programs and dates for future gatherings.
Bob Townsend formerly of Downey now resides at 1109 Ocean Avenue and has been hired by Raymond Patterson to work as a real estate salesman at Patterson's new office in the Garden Grove area. Welcome to town, Mr. T.
The remark urges deciding clearly on feasible actions and then pursuing them with full energy. It emphasizes honesty in assessment and commitment to diligent execution.
Mrs Grace Knighton owner of the Friendly Nook received a birthday call on June 23 from her son Don Ward overseas in Germany with the Army. The reunion via telephone brought a joyful birthday moment after two years apart.
Funeral services for Burr A Brown 69 former Seal Beach City Attorney from 1930 to 1942 were held Tuesday afternoon at Blower Chapel in Santa Ana. A Santa Ana resident for 17 years.
The article notes the death of Mr. Brown who leaves widow Bertha and children Burr Jr and Barbara Norton, plus sister Esther Ennnetty. During his Seal Beach term he secured local tax rights from Los Angeles Light and Power and supported bond issues funding jetties on East Beach, the pier, and the park.
Miss Celestine Ash daughter of Dr and Mrs L R Ash is spending a few days in Yosemite National Park with her grandparents Mr and Mrs Park Ash of Compton. They departed the morning of the 17th and have no definite return date. They will stay at Camp Curry in the park.
The Fran Schnitzleins from 315 17th Street traveled to Big Bear last weekend with sleeping bags and a tent. They found the lake dry and said the cold was the coldest they had felt. The group included their daughter Mar and her boyfriend Freddie Bee, their son Frankie, and Linda as David Bradshaw.
A note explains that all paper money bears the portrait of a former President or Secretary of the Treasury and costs about one cent to produce. It mentions the $100 bill honoring Benjamin Franklin.
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