Mrs Jessie Reed Heads Eight Council Candidates
Mrs. Jessie W. Reed leads an eight candidate slate for Seal Beach city council. Also running are Max Henkey a trucking contractor. Mayson Shouler a former photographer and war veteran. Frank D. Moran planning commission chair and ex Monrovia council member. S S Silber retired railroad man. plus Frederick A. Postal Frank A Krause and Dr Ernest F Green. The group includes long time civic activists with property and business ties across Seal Beach and Orange County.
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Seal’ Beach
Jessie W. Reed
Tenth Street
Reed
Seal Beach
Orange County
Max Henkey
Ocean Avenue
Henkey
Los Angeles
Long Beach
San Pedro
Montreal
Canada
Mayson Shouler
Bay Lane
U. S. Navy
Frank D. Moran
Third Street
Philip Norton
S. S. Silber
Thirteenth Street
Frederic A. Postal
Fifteenth Street
Frank A. Krause
Ernest F. Green
Highth Street
One Automobile Quota Set for Seal Beach in March
Seal Beach township grants a single car quota for March with eligibility spanning physicians, surgeons, ministers, firefighters, police, public health workers, and defense staff. F W Hickman, secretary, notes the list is general and urges interested buyers to consult for full eligibility. Other Orange County cities share varied quotas and no applications have been filed yet.
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Seal * Beach
F. W. Hickman
Hickman
Seal Beach
Placentia
Laguna Beach
la Habra
Brea
Tustin
San Clemente
Orange County
Santa Ana
Anaheim
Orange
Fullerton
Huntington Beach
Newport Beach
First Seal Beach Resident Called In Third Selective Service Lottery
Albert D. Reid of 217 Eleventh street is the first Seal Beach resident in the third selective service lottery with serial number 441. He is married with five children Phyllis Carol John Judith and Frances. The second Seal Beach man called is Thomas Bennett. address unknown. Copies of the posted serial numbers are at city hall and the post office. Names are alphabetized for quick lookup.
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Albert Delbert Reid
Eleventh Street
Seal Beach
Reid
Phyllis
Carol
John
Judith
Frances
Thomas Bennett
Post & Wave
Selective Service Board No
Our Fighting Forces Need Red Cross Aid On War Front
A. W. Armstrong appeals to Seal Beach residents to fund Red Cross relief for service members. Sea Beach district seeks 267 dollars in addition to an 800 dollar quota, with letters sent to about 200 homes asking for one dollar each. Contributions accepted at post office, Red Cross HQ, Chamber of Commerce, and City Hall.
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Red Cross
U. S
Australia
MacArthur
Supreme Command
Seal Beach
Main _ street
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
American Legion Essay Winners Honored at Seal Beach
Seal Beach Post of the American Legion wrapped its annual Americanization essay contest with awards presented on the Civic Auditorium stage. Major Henry F. Schroeder, Medal of Honor recipient, introduced by Lt. Steven Da Casto, spoke on service in the Philippines. Winners across grades received Defense Savings Stamps and honors from judges Mrs. Anna McGaugh, Mrs. Virginia Funk, and Harold Voight.
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Seal Beach
Shirley McFetters
Louise Warne
Norman Evans
Ralph Brown
Betty Mendenhall
Barbara Jordan
Mary Kay Hssert
Betty Jean Jones
Jane Gluth
Lola Swartz
United States Defense Savings
Anna McGaugh
Virginia Funk
Harold Voight
Anmerican Legion
Coast Association Meeting Set For March 24 In Huntington Beach
The Orange County Coast Association will hold its next regular meeting Tuesday evening March 24 at the Golden Bear cafe in Huntington Beach. Dinner at 6 30. Dan Patch of Sunset Beach will report on the defense activities committee. Groups are urged to consolidate car usage to keep the association functioning amid rationing.
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Orange County Coast Association
Golden Bear Cafe
Huntington Beach
C. A. Miller
Harry Welch
I. A
Dan” “Patch
Sunset Beach
Committee On Defense Activities
Coast Association
Red Cross Sells Knitted Baby Bonnet Donated by Mrs Scoville
The Red Cross offers an attractive knitted baby bonnet donated by Mrs Frank Scoville of 201 Main Street. Proceeds from the sale will benefit the Red Cross. The bonnet is on display at Red Cross headquarters 219 B Main Street.
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Red Cross
Frank Scoville
Main Street
DeSadeleer Proposes Pick Up Campaign to Save Tires
Dr Homer De Sadeleer urges a city wide clean up and pick up drive on Seal Beach streets to protect tires. He asks each family to clear in front of their home of glass rocks and other debris while city crews continue routine street cleaning. Alleys should be checked and parents urged to curb bottle breaking by children.
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Homer de Sadeleer
Chamber of Commerce
Seal Beach
Dr. de Sadeleer
Materials Yarn Here Workers Needed by Red Cross
Materials are available for women who sew and knitters with Red Cross headquarters at 219 B Main Street reopening daily except Sundays from 9 a m to 5 p m. With work on hand, more workers are needed. Organizations are urged to assign a day to their members for Red Cross duty as materials arrive. The schedule assigns Monday to the Woman’s Club, Tuesday to Eastern Star, Wednesday to Junior Wo...
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Red Cross
Main Street
Woman’s Club
Eastern Star
Elderly Men Please Help Win War in Seal Beach
Elderly men aged 65 and up with no steady job are invited to join the war effort. They should meet at 2:00 PM Friday with F. W. Hickman and A. W. Armstrong in the Council Chamber, Seal Beach City Hall, to discuss volunteer hours.
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Seal Beach
F. W. Hickman
A. W. Armstrong
Red Cross schedule outlines access hours for groups
The article explains a weekly Red Cross schedule with days allocated to the Men's Club, the Parent-Teacher Association, and the American Legion Auxiliary. Non members may attend any day. Mrs. Connie Brown has returned and heads Red Cross headquarters daily except Sunday from 9 am to 5 pm.
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Connie Brown
East Coast
Red Cross
Dan Patch Considers Congress Run Rejects Delay
Dan Patch a prominent local citizen and civic leader says he will definitely seek the Republican nomination for Congress this year. He plans a vigorous campaign in the fall if nominated, following a Riverside County women's committee urging a decision.
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Dan Patch
Congress
Riverside County
Patch
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