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Seal Beach Post And Wave

Location

Seal Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1942

Page

4

Poppies to Honor War Dead in Seal Beach Saturday

American Legion Auxiliary Seal Beach Unit 300 publicizes Poppy Day on Saturday May 23. Volunteers will distribute crepe paper poppies to raise funds for war disabled and families in need. Poppy origin traced to 1918 and 1920, with poppy makers being disabled veterans. Geraldine Hussey and Barbara Lee Jordan receive Americanism awards. certificates to be presented at the Past Commanders and Past Presidents Dinner.

American Legion Auxiliary Legion United States England British Dominions Donna Carpender Poppy Seal Beach Auxiliary Flanders’ Fields America New York City American Legion Geraldine Hussey Barbara Lee Jordan Twenty-first Kenneth Edwards Twenty-first District of the American Legion and Auxiliary Riverside

Brownie Scouts Meet For Mother's Day Surprise

Brownies finished a busy meeting with a Beach outing and songs. Patricia Peterson led the Flag while Barbara Ward led the salute and Josephine Lucero held the Brownie Flag.

Patricia Peterson Barbara Ward Josephine Lucero Carol Reid

Ration Book Rules for War Stamps Continue

The article outlines Office of Price Administration orders for determining stamp usage and validity, the Ration Week period, and who may use stamps. It covers safekeeping, loss, mutilation, hospital turnover, death, and reporting complaints to the local Ration Board.

Office of Price Administration United States

Civic Auditorium Event Set for May 9 Evening

To be held in the Civic Auditorium Saturday May 9 at 6 30 p m attendees are invited to attend a local program with community leaders and scheduling details noted for the public event.

Civic Auditorium

Open Letter to Service Men from Seal Beach Post 300

Kenneth O Edwards Commander invites service members to the May 14 meeting at Seal Beach Post 300 of the American Legion. Open to members from other posts, the notice promises good eats and a friendly reunion with old buddies. Five reasons for Legion membership emphasize giving, serving society, shared memory of service, and democracy’s enduring future.

Seal Beach Calif The American Legion Legion

Mrs McGill and daughter attend Iowa golden wedding

Mrs Ralph McGill and her daughter Bonnie returned from a month in Iowa to attend the Golden Wedding anniversary of Mrs McGill’s parents. Bonnie was the only grandchild present at the gathering.

Ralph McGill Bonnie Iowa Mrs. McGill

Silent Motto on Thought and Tomorrow's Joy

A compact reflection emphasizes guarding thoughts to prevent yesterday's wrong ideas from fueling today’s trials while affirming that right thinking today can yield joy tomorrow. The quote attributes the idea to Hope La Gallienne and frames thought as a daily discipline.

la Gallienne

California Proclaims May 10 1942 as Mothers Day

Governor Culbert L Olson proclaims Sunday May 10 1942 Mothers Day in California calling citizens to honor mothers who support service members in wartime. He urges family gatherings or messages of love and asks schools colleges and churches to hold programs while flying the American flag.

America Unday Culbert L. Olson State of California A. D Paul Peek

Service Members From Seal Beach Weekly Roll Call

Seal Beach readers report additions to the servicemen list this week. Merchant Marine Charles Carter is named, with numerous names listed across Cavalry Medical Corps Naval Reserve Navy Army Air Corps Army Coast Artillery Coast Guard Marine Corps and Air Training Stations in locations including Pomona Terminal Island San Diego Corpus Christi Pensacola and Honolulu. Readers are invited to submit further names of residents serving in any branch of the armed forces.

Seal Beach Clifton Shumaker Donald Finch Tommy Wasson Bill Jones Wm. Schuler Robi. Gilsey Robert J. Eddy George Dudley Proud Terminal Island Army Air Corps Russel Johnson Grace Irvine Bud Fullerton Wilfrid Henkey Max Henkey Wes Irvine C. A. Irvine Douglas Lawhead Francis W. Ennis Ralph Drent Milton Egger Max Hugenin Dick Whittington Ned Whittington Howard Kirby L. Harness Milton Eggen Bob Benno Bert Sprout Leo H. Cook L. A. Cook Ray Clarke Jesse Finch Curtis Yokem Robert Borns Robi Borns Coast Artillery Edward Finch Carl Glenn Bill Reep Walter Burch Roy Brown Robert Kirby Neil Franklin Church” James Deane Upton Coast Guard Martin S. Hanson Martin Hanson Marine Corps Ellis Winterstein San Diego Tom Turrentine Stan Kruh Honolulu A. Turrentine al Dowdy Margaret Melberger Lawrence Hackett Ivan Scott Corpus Christie Texas Russell Stevens Pensacola Fla

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