First lights at Jewell City Amusement Company
Forty years ago residents celebrated the Jewell City Amusement Company's inaugural lighting as streets glowed and storefronts brightened the town.
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Newspaper
Seal Beach Post And Wave
Location
Seal Beach, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1955
Page
3
Forty years ago residents celebrated the Jewell City Amusement Company's inaugural lighting as streets glowed and storefronts brightened the town.
Minnie Rehwoldt is elected president of the Woman's Club of Seal Beach while C A Miller was chosen as a school board bus official twelve years ago.
The American Legion Auxiliary promotes red crepe paper poppies to honor fallen service members and fund welfare programs. At Long Beach VA Hospital 176 veterans produced 215,675 poppies from January to April, earning a $6,470.25 payroll. Volunteers, including escort teams, were honored on National Hospital Day for their unpaid humanitarian service. A recent escort visit to Legionnaire George Arvinitis highlighted ongoing patient support.
Vivian Nicodemus visits Mr. Hassell of Buena Park in Ward E 2 Bed 12 and notes he is healthy and happy. Our President Loretta Dillon departs for New York next week and is hoped to return rested happy and in good health.
The Seal Beach Chamber of Commerce dinner at 101 Ranch House featured Sam Lyons of Security Title Corp Santa Ana and Associated Chamber of Commerce Orange County as he discussed Orange County expansion plans. Lyons forecast ten years of dense housing and factories from Los Angeles to Irvine Park with Seal Beach at the center and praised the city's organization and local enthusiasm.
A total of 358.55 has been received to date. Most funds come from the parents of the many boys who will play baseball this summer, uniform a boy. He may have his.
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