Teacher Injured Opening Day At Huntington High
Miss Helen O Carey a Huntington Beach Union High School Commercial department teacher suffered a broken arm on the opening day slipping in a school corridor. She was treated at Long Beach Community Hospital for two days and is starting her third year teaching shorthand and typewriting after previous posts in Redlands and studies at Long Beach State College and the State University of Iowa.
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Helen O. ‘Carey
Sixth St
Long’ Beach
Huntington Beach Union High School
Long Beach Community Hospital
Miss Carey
Huntington High
Adamsons Start On Six Week Vacation Saturday
Mr and Mrs J Z Adamsons of 1115 Ocean Avenue begin a six week vacation this Saturday They will travel to the east visiting relatives and friends in Chicago Indianapolis Philadelphia and New York
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J. Z. Adamsons
J Z. Adamson
1115
Ocean Avenue
East
Chicago
Indianapolis
Philadelphia
New York
Adamsons Visit Springfield and Bartlesville Homes
On their return home they will visit Mr Adamson s old homestead at Springfield Indiana and also Mr D B Adamson at Bartlesville Indiana. He is 88 years old and still active writing for the Bedford News local paper.
New Students Welcomed At Huntington Beach High
The freshman class arrived for opening day minus war paint, with parents of freshmen and sophomores ensuring newcomers were identified. An assembly welcomed new students and student leaders announced a dance planned for Friday evening.
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Huntington Beach Union High School
Geiger counters span wide price range for uranium prospects
American manufacturers offer Geiger counters from 21.95 dollars to 999.50 dollars aimed at uranium prospectors. The devices provide varying sensitivity and features, appealing to hobbyists and small operators exploring mineral deposits.
Or Coast YMCA to Attend Y Day in Hollywood
Orange Coast YMCA will attend Y Day in Hollywood for the 4th year with Duke Cox as general secretary and Art Linkletter as host. About 250 local Y youngsters and adults are expected October 29th to join over 10,000 YMCA members from California Arizona and Nevada for the Hollywood Bowl show and the UCLA California Homecoming football game at the Coliseum. Linkletter will headline alongside screen television and radio stars. reservations are invited through the Y.
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Orange Coast
Hollywood
Duke Cox
Art Linkletter
Cox
Seal Beach
Corona del Mar
California
Arizona
Nevada
Hollywood Bowl
Linkletter
Valentines Arrive in Bellflower Welcome A. M. Valentine Family
New residents in town the A. M. Valentines live at 123 Eighth Street near Excelsior High School where Mr. Valentine directs Curriculum and Guidance. They have a son Lennie who on his first day at Mary Zoeter School was elected second grade president and found a lady's wrist watch on the beach. The family, formerly from Fullerton, wonders about moving inland again.
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A. M. Valentine
Eighth Street
Excelsior High School
Bellflower
Valentine
Valentines
Fullerton
Deanna Dorrance Honored by Occidental College
Huntington Beach High School graduate Deanna Dorrance is among 55 entering freshmen named to receive Certificates of Honors at Entrance at Occidental College. President Arthur G. Coons notes HIGH SCHOLASTIC RATING Honors at Entrance annually recognizes outstanding new students.
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Deanna Dorrance
Huntington Beach
Occidental College
Arthur G. Coons
Dorrance Receives Convocation Certificates in Thorne Hall
Miss Dorrance, daughter of Mr and Mrs George T Dorrance of 205 Seventh Street Seal Beach, received convocation certificates in Thorne Hall in caps and gowns. She is Honor Society member, World Friendship Club president, and Bank of America Award Cup in Science and Mathematics recipient along with the Bausch and Lomb plaque for Science and Rotary Club Scholar of the Year honors.
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Miss Dorrance
George T. Dorrance
205
Seventh Street, Seal Beach
Honor Society
World Friendship Club
Bank of America
Rotary Club
Market Debuts Gleaming Novel Gadgets
A quirky lineup arrives with jeweled mousetraps sequin'ed feather dusters and gold plated beer can openers showcasing novelty gifts and decorative accessories for collectors and party hosts.
Seal Beach Considers Annexing Net Depot as Boundary Talks Continue
The city weighs extending boundaries to include the Net Depot amid legal questions over assessed value. Officials study east boundary lines and potential offsets with the Hellman heirs area. Hancock Oil Company protests annexation due to oil and gas leases and tax implications.
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Seal Beach
Hellman
OIL Company
Hancock Oil Company
Sailor Rescued as Boat Sinks Near Breakwater
Mr Sherriff reports he tied the boat to a rock near the breakwater and reached the San Pedro lighthouse where coast guards alerted a cutter. The cutter refused to assist, and after hours a salvage boat declared the craft too far gone. He and his wife await their first child.
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Mr. Sherriff
San Pedro
Coast Guards
Burt
Knightons Rest at Big Bear Mountain Resort
Mr and Mrs W Sperry Knighton of 212 Seventh Street vacationed at Big Bear Mountain Resort choosing a three day rest with their cousin Victor Colborn and family spending Friday Saturday and Sunday there.
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Knightons
Big Bear Mountain Resort
Big Bear
W. 8
Sperry) Knighton
Seventh Street
Victor Colborn
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