Democrat Central Committee Plans General Meeting in California
The Capistrano Beach conclave drew over 200 Democratic leaders including A. W. Robertson and nearly all California Assembly members. They unanimously agreed to call an official general meeting within sixty days to discuss candidates and issues for next year’s selections.
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Democratic Central Committee
California
Capistrano Beach
A. W. Robertson
Naples Dining Room Changes Owners
Melvin I. Miller former Army captain and World War II veteran took over the Hotel Naples dining room on Labor Day. The redecorated rose and blue room now offers meals up to 1.50 with lunch, dinner, and private party reservations available. Two women chefs bring forty years of combined experience, specializing in pan fried chicken.
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Melvin I. Miller
Naples
Miller
Army Air Corps
Pearl Harbor
South Pacific
Midway
China
Long Beach
Motors Approve Postwar Gas Fueled By New Refining Tech
Motorists react to postwar gasoline with strong interest and curiosity. C S Beese myer of General Petroleum Corp notes that after wartime restrictions lifted, demand for premium fuels surged. He cites twelve years of research and a 90 million dollar Mobilgas investment behind Mobil Special and Mobilgas, produced with Thermofor Catalytic Cracking and Magic Bead, delivering aviation grade performance and improved takeoff, mileage, and payload capacity.
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C. S. Beesemyer
General Petroleum Corporation
Beesemyer
Mobilgas
Lions Club Meeting Seeks 100 Percent Attendance
The Seal Beach Lions Club will hold a regular meeting on Wednesday September 19 at the 101 Ranchouse. To start the Attendance Contest on September 9 members are urged to attend so the club achieves perfect attendance and maintains it during the contest. Alden Tornquist will present pictures by a Standard Oil Co. representative.
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Seal Beach Lions Club
Ranchouse
Alden Tornquist
Standard Oil Co
Mrs America Adapts To Peacetime Food Markers Changes
Mrs America learns to adjust to peacetime in the wake of wartime shortages. Poultry farmers ramp up civilian supplies as demand shifts away from armed forces. Tea and processed foods face relaxed controls while canned vegetables gain prominence in meal planning. Butterfat use for ice cream rises and rubber footwear moves off rationing. Office of Price Administration plans broad retail pricing and tagged pricing to ensure consumer purchases.
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Mrs
Mrs. America
War Food Administration
Office of Price Administration
Evangelistic Services At Assembly Of God Church
The Assembly of God Church on Electric Ave lists Sunday School at 9 30 A M and Morning Worship at noon Rev Edna Freeman speaks during the hour Christ Ambassador meeting at 6 30 P M with Mrs John Lindley addressing youths Evangelistic Service at 7 30 P M with John R Lindley of Tulsa as speaker Children’s Hour is Tuesday afternoon with two classes.
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Assembly OF God Church
J. L
Edna Freeman
Electric Ave
Christ Ambassador
John Lindley
John R. Lindley
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Legion Auxiliary Seal Beach Unit Elects Officers for Year
Ruth Arnold publicizes monthly meeting at City Hall Auditorium presided by Margaret Coutts. Officers elected include Pauline Cleary Dagmah Schmidt Pearl Wilson Vivian Nicodemus Grace Leinberger Irene Gittins Enid Wilson Cora Baldwin. Unit second in district membership. box for toothbrushes to aid Sawtelle veterans. next meeting October 4 and County Council October 9 at Tustin.
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Ruth Arnold
City Hall
Margaret Coutts
Blanche Roepke
Pauline Cleary
Tustin
Dagmah Schmidt
Churches Schedule at Minister F Bruce Ellis Church
Rev F Bruce Ellis and 124 First Street host Sunday School at 9 45 A M Morning Worship at 11 with a sermon by the pastor Youth Fellowship at 7 P M Brooks Kuehl leads worship Reports from the youth Institute Monday 7 P M Boy Scout troop meeting Saturday 2 P M Cub Den No 1 gathering
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F. Bruce Ellis
First Street
Youth Fellowship
Brooks ‘Kuehl
Institute
Cub den
Ancient Firearms Displayed at Rawar Gun and Rod Shop
At 139 Main Street Rawar Gun and Rod Shop shows an assortment of ancient pistols and guns. Proprietors M. P. Ward and R. E. Harbour note plans to move pieces to wall display and add more items. highlights include a 250 year old Spanish pirate gun and a Peacemaker cylinder pistol.
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Rawar
Main Street
M. P. Ward
R. E. Harbour
France
England
Germany
Belgium
Ward
Mr. Ward
America
Mr. Harbour
Sealway
Harbour
Ocean Avenue
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