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I a a a a a a 2 2 I a a a Page 22-THE INDEPENDENT Long Beach, Calif, Jon. 19, 1955 Obituary Notices HORN-Alfred W. Horn, 85, of 454 died Monday in en Lynwood rest home. unative here Kansas five years City, ago. Surviving are two sons, Edwin Beach; Mrs.

Gladys Horn, Martin. Service will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Hunter Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Roy Carl Mason officiating. Interment will be Sunnyside Memorial Park.

LAKIN (San -Ver- non F. Lakin, 41, formerly, of 49 W. 53rd Long Beach died Sunday in a San Francisco- hospital. He was born in Oklahoma, and resided for several years in Long Beach moving San Francisco in 1950. Surviving are his father, Sam; an aunt, Mrs.

Abler of- Long Beach; three uncles, Charles, Thomas E. and Earl McDonald. Service will be Friday Mortuary at 2 chapel, p. m. Long in Hunter Beach, with the Rev.

H. J. Maddox officiating. Interment will be in Sunnyside Memorial Park, Long Beach. -Frank B.

Bolte. 52. of 19 Geneva Walk, research engineer at Northrup, Aircraft Inglewood, died Monday at (Advertisement) Nagging Backache Sleepless Nights Often Due to Kidney Slow -down When kidney of function slows backache, down, many folks complain nagging aches, dizziness and loss of pep and energy. Don't suffer restless nights with these discomforts if reduced kidney function ting you down- due to such causes as stress strain, over-exertion or exposure to cold. Minor bladder irritations due to cold or wrong diet may cause getting up nights or frequent passages.

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Surviving are his wife Jennie; a daughter, Mrs. Elma Blatt of Long Beach: a son, Carroll G. Thomason, Compton. Services will be Thursday at! 10:30 a.m. in Patterson Snively Mortuary chapel with the Rev.

Llewellyn Evans officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. home. He was a native of East St. Louis, and came here in 1951.

Surviving are his wife, June a daughter, Barbara Jo; his mother, Mrs. Margaret Bolte; a sister, Mrs. Claire Halpin; and a brother, Charles Bolte. Service will Thursday at 5 p. m.

in Holton Son Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Dr. Ainsley M. Carlton officiating. Interment East St.

Friends are asked to omit flowers. McGRATH-Mrs. Mary L. McGrath, of Locust died Monday in a Long Beach rest home. She was a native Illinois and lived here 45 years.

Long Beach; a sister, Mrs. Maude Surviving are her son. George of Horton, Long Beach; a brother, Carl France of San Pedro. Services will Thursday at 11. a.m.

in Spongberg Mortuary with the Rev. Roy Carl Mason officiating. Interment will be in Rose Hills Memorial, Park, Whittier. MEDLEY (Norwalk) The infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Lawrence Medley, 12005 Cheshire died Monday in an Artesia Also surviving are four sisters hospital, where she was A born. and five brothers. Private services were held Tuesday in Mottell's Peek Mortuary chapel, Long Beach. CONGER James (Larry) Conger, 77, of 1180 E. 17th died Tuesday in a Hondo hospital since He was native where Are had been a patient of Pennsylvania and came here 35 years ago.

Surviving are two Donald and Gerald of Long Beach, and a sister. Services and interment will be at Hondo. -M Grace Chanokas, 70, of 711 E. 4th St. died Tuesday in a Torrance hospital.

She was born in Morristown. N. J. and came here 30 years ago. Surviving is her husband, Andrew D.

Chanokas. Prisber vate service will be Thursday at 10 a.m. in Mottell's Peek Mortuary chapel the Rev. Rex B. Barr officiating.

KENDALL -Mrs. Mary Jane Kendall. 74, of 2137 Locust Monday in a Long Beach hospital. She was a native of England and came here 31 years ago. Surviving is son, st Donald Kendall of Long Beach.

Services will be Thursday at 1 p.m. in Mottell's with Peek Mortuary chapel the Rev. Wendell W. Greenleaf officiating. Interment will be in Sunnyside cemetery.

HOWARD- A. Howard, 51, of 345 E. 51st died Tuesday in a Long Beach Hospital He was born at St. John. and came nere 13 years ago.

He was employed in the chemical department of the Pacific Coast Borax Wilmington. Surviving are his wife, Pauline; his mother, Mrs. Mary A. Howard; two brothers, Karl R. and Harvey D.

Services will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in Mottell's Peek Mortuary chapel with the Rev. Williard A. Schurr officiating. Interment will be in Green Hills Memorial Park, San Pedro.

Carol Benedict, of 1212 E. Miss Mildred 3rd St. died Monday in a Long Beach hospital. She was a native. Indianapolis, and was a retired Indianapolis school teacher.

Surviving are her mother, Mrs. Grace H. Benedict, Long Beach. Graveside service will be held today at 2 p.m. in Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier, with Christensen-Pino Mortuary directing.

THOMASON- Arthur Thomason, 68, of 829 Cedar died Tuesday at home. He was born at Monroe, Iowa, and came here in 1919. He was employed operator at Plant No. 4. Municipal Gas Dept.

He was a memof First Presbyterian Church CLINE -Charles Cline, brother of Mrs. Hugh G. Maddox of 271 Cerritos Ave, died Jan. 14 at his home in Kalamazoo, Mich. Mr.

Cline spent a winter here with Mrs. Maddox. The service was held Monday in Kalamazoo. STILL William. H.

Still, of 1333 Orange died Friday. He was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and came to Long Beach, 31 years ago. He leaves two daughters. Mrs. Dorothy Danner of Palmdale, Calif.

and Mrs. Margaret C. Archer of Edwards, Calif. a brother Harry B. Still, of Burbank and four grandchildren.

Service will be at 1 p.m. Saturday in Mottell's Peck Chapel with the Rev. Ernest Beam officiating. Interment will be in Sunnyside Memorial Park. KAROLEVITZ-John Lawrence, Karolevitz, 63, of 1140 Junipero died Jan.

13. He was born in South Dakota and had lived here 11 years, He leaves four sisters, Mrs. Mary Maguire of Long Beach Mrs. William Stransky of San Jose. Mrs.

Henry Schulte of Sioux S. D. and Mrs. Ben Anderson of Yankton S. D.

and brothers. Frank of Bremerton, Wash. Anthony and Peter of Portland. Ore. Rosary will be recited at p.m.

today in Mottell Chapel and Mass of Requiem will be offered at 8 a.m. Thursday St. Matthew's Church. Interme will be in All Souls Cemetery LIGHTNER Elmer C. Light ner, 87, of 330 W.

Ocean, Blv died Monday. He Madison, and came to Long Beach in 1932. He leaves a niece Mrs. Edith G. Sweeney of Denver, Colo.

Service will be 4 p.m. Thursday in Mottell'8 Peek Chapel. The Rev. Benson Bellis will officiate, PRO PROTECTION for Insured Payments under the "Travel Pedestrian' YOU! Collected Offered ACCIDENT as a Community Service INSURANCE by the INDEPENDENT Press Telegram $910.00 to Zora Gridley, 1165 Locust, Long Beach $792.00 to Justin Grannis, 206 Fifth Street, Huntington Beach $602.00 to Harry Dixon, 3742 Weston, Long Beach $575.21 to Dorothy Gleeson, 1020 Freeman, Long Beach $640.00 to Robert Black, 6171 California, Long Beach $398.00 to Ina Shaver, 921 Locust, Long Beach $506.00 to Charles Foley 111, 266 Termino, Long Beach $756.00 to Lawrence Pigsley, 865 Realty, Wilmington $840.00 to Joseph Johnson, 1508 W. 52nd, Harbor City only $416.00 to Elsie Hinds, 250 Osgood Long Beach 25 YOU LOW-COST Here's NEED How THIS to Get PROTECTION, a Policy WONDERFUL TOO! I.

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For ages 6 to 14 and 60 to 74, Death and Disability Benefits reduced one-half. TODAY'S ASSIGNMENT FOR: JUNIOR EDITORS LET'S CO TO MARKET -3 Fruit Stand Junior Editors Judy id Jimmy went to market ito help their mother do the shopping. ere is an action cutout of the children helping select. vegetables fruit. Caldr today picture with water colors.

Give Jimeny a brightly, striped sweater. and make Judy dress BICe color with a bright red 5 wit hair ribbon and kings can in ima mo hair and Judy blonde. Color the grapefruit, oratiges, carrots, bananas, Cabbage and potatoes just as they should be. De know whet to use? You can make the stand and leave the scale behind Judy's head white Paste the picture down on stiff paper. then cut it out Also nut through the short bear line at the edge el Judy's skirt, so thie one end of the stand can folded back along the dotted line.

Yea ican make Jim duck down behind the stand as though he were bending down get paper to hold some of the Just fold back calong the dotted, line at the top of the stand, and then fold for along the dotted line across (Violet Moons Higgins: AP. Newsfeatures) 1-19 Bringing in Cases Legal Notice 7816 CERTIFICATE OF DISCONTINUANCE OF USE ABAN. DONMENT OF FICTITIOUS, NAME THE UNDERSIGNED do hereby certify that. Vettedtive December 31, 1954 the ceased th do business den the firm name of A. and I FABRICATING CO.

at 5226 Tweedy Boulevard. South Gate, Calls fornia, business was composed the following persons. whose namer la full and places of restare as followa, Mo Alex Fines Danvers Street, William Dickson. 1704 Fosteria, Menue, California; 4820 Baysinger Avenue Downey California for transaction of bustness under the abate fictitious name and of publication thereof, on file in the office of the Count tr Clerk of Los Angeles County, undar the provisions of Section 2466 of the Civil Coded WITNESS our bands this 7th day of January, 1955. FREW WILLIAM DICKSON HARRY REGER Counts Clerk's File No.

F-187831. Paul W. Westerlund Attorney at Law 904 Security Building. Long Beach 2. California Jan.

06. Feb. 2. 9. 1965 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Notice is hereby given that the Board Education- the Long Beach Unified School Distriet, California, will bids In the office the istant Secretary, room 209 Building.

716 Locust Bench. California, ubi to d'clock A. January 26.1 for the following: Sched. Cafeteria Sched. 2852-E Cafe Camp cheese and margarine Sched.

Maintenance and bid forms may be in the office of the Piarchasing Division, room 207 Adminis tration Building. fitness and quality being equal, first choice will be given to supplies grown, produced or manufactured In the State of California and second choice to supplies partially grown, produced or factored in the State of California. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject any for all bids and to waive any informality on any bid received. LONG BEACH UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT BY BERTHA PARSONS. ASSISTANT Pub.

Tar. 12, 19, NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS regular annual meeting of the tof Neptune Pier Company will be held at the tempos rary of the company. 18 Chesti nut Place. Long California, on Monday. the 7th day of February 1935 at: 2,00 o'clock p.m.

Dated this 6th day of 1955. Hi: COLE Vice President Pub. B. 10. 11, 12, 13.

15, 17. 18. 19, 20, 21, 22. 1955 (15t) L. I.

NOTICE OF Notice is hereby given by the umdesigned Francis McDermott. former residing at 2291 Lewis, Long Beach, California, that after the date of Jan. 18 1955, he will not be responsible for any debts, llabilfties hr obligations incurred by any person other than himself. Dated January 17, 1955. FRANCIS McDERMOTT.

Pub. Jan. 18, 19. 20, 1955 (30) Ship Arrivals, Departures Complied by The ACTIVE VI SELS IN Berth LB-1 Berzanter Glops Bay 200 Caribbean California Standard 7 constitution State Durango 191 Dosa LBDaterd En kel 14 Hawaiian Rites Today for Tot Who Died in Fire PARAMOUNT. Funeral ice for two-year-old Nance Janie Cooke, 18418 Earnshaw who died Sunday, of burns si ferad when ske became trapped onsideparked car as it burs into flames is scheduled at Para mount Mortuary Chapel at 2 p.m.

Rev. Geonge Bowers will officiate and interment will bie at Rose Hills Memorial Park, Whittier. Survivors include the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Billy I.

Cooke and two sisters, Patricia An and Sandra Lee. Flames that engulfed the auto which was parked in a dr near the family hame are believed to have been ignited by children playing with matches accond in to Fire Capt. Tom Showers. The flash-type fire apparently spread fro old newspapers in the auto. cap tain said.

The car was com Metely demolished. Heat from the flames pelted airy of the metal trim and the window glass the 1940 model automobile. coroner's: jury was told Monday the child suffered burns aver 90 per cent of her boy. The cause was termed accidental by the jury. Man Found Deed Lee David Sullivan, found dead in his home Molina Ave.

Tuesday. arrangements ate being by Holten Son Mortuar was 1330 Luneral Card Party Thursday The St. Athanasius monthly card party will be held a 8 p.m. Thursday in the Paris Hall Market Sit. and Linder Ace.

Legal Notice NOTICE OF Notice hereby riven by the undersigned Ruth Croft res siding at 13408 Bird Holli dale. California. that ter the date of January 17. 1955 she not be for any debts ties, or incurred by Lany persons other than herself. Dated January 15.

1955. RUTH CROFT Pub. Jen. 17. 18.

19, 1955 (34 L.B.E NOTICE OF NON RESPONS BILITY Notice hereby given, bye the underaigned Edgar Thorp. Residing at 21420 Belshire Ave. Arti California, that after the date Januairy. 18. 1955, he will sot bee responsiblie far any liabiliti or obi-i ligations incurred by any persons other than Dated Jamar 17.

1955. EDGAR T. THORP. Pub. 19.

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sales and distribution of novelty business at 5226 Tweedy City of South Gate, County off Los Angeles. State oki. California, under the fictitious firm name of THE NEW ITEM DEVELOPMENT COMPANY and i that said firm is coraposed of the following persona, whose names and addresses are as follows, to-wit: Alex Frew. 8032 Danvers Street, Downey, California, William M. Zook, 10609 Everest Street, Norwalk, Dickson, 7704 E.

Restoria Avenue, Downey, CaliforHarry Reger. 7820 Bay singer Avenue, Downey, California. WITNESS our hands this 12th day of January 1955. ALEX FREW WIM. M.

ZOOK HARRY REGER WILLIAM DICKSON STATE OF CALIFORNIA COUNTY OF LOS ANGELES ION THIS 12th day of January 1955. before me Helen F. Lundburg. A Notary Public in and for County and State, residing tHerein: duly commissioned and swore. personally appeared Alex Frew.

William M. Zook. William Dick son. aNd Harry Reger known to me th be the persons whose dames are subscribed to the within Instrument and acknowledged to me. that thev executed the same.

IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal the das and year in this certificate first above written. HELEN F. LUNDBURG SEAL) Notary Rublic in andiforSid County and State commition exitres Nov. 27.

1957 Paul W. Westerlund Attorney at Law 904 Security Building Long Beach 2. California Jian. $19, 26 Feb 2. 9.

1955 (4t) L.B.I, OFFICIAL CITY PRINTING NOTICE OF FILING OF ASSESSMENT Notice Is hereby given by the City Clerk of the City of Long Beach. California, that the Director of PubService of said City did. on the day of January. 1955. file with City Clerk the assessment with attached for the improvement of the ALLETS IN THE BLOCK EAST ORIZABA AVESURE BETWEEN ELEVENTH STREET AND ANAHEIM STREET.

In the of Long Beach. as described in Resolution of Intention No. adopted by the City Council said City of Lone Reach on the -day of July. 1964. to of Intention referwhich nice Ta Merely made for a description or further given that said fines herehre fix the 8th 1955.

at 11:00 of said dav. at the Chamber of the City Hall of as the time and place and where all persons interestsaid work or improvement done Resolution of Intention No. C417081 or in said assessment will be herd by said City Council. All persons desiring to be heard. prior to said date, appeal stating to the City Connell by briefly writing the grounds of appeal.

Any not made in the manprovided, shall be her voluntarily waived, and any entitled to shall be to hare consented to the proinesed MARGARET L. HEARTWELL of the Cite of Lone Peach Put. Jan 19, 20, 1955 (2t) -L. B.I Funeral Notices BALDWIN-Charlotte Hall, of 6721 10:00 at Mottell's Peek Pageantry. Services Wednesday, a.m..

Chapel. Third at Alamitos. BAVERSTOCK- Norah Kathleen, Wednes- of 3620 Ransom St. Services 10:30 a.m. at day, Peek Chapel of The Palms, Wilton and Grand Ave.

age 78, 425 C. 7th St. Funeral service Wednesday, 2:00 p.m., Chapel Pacific of Dilday Interment Mortuary, 1242 Westminster Ave. Cemetety. BOLTE Frank of 19 Geneva Walk.

Services p.m. at Dr. Holton Ainsley Son M. Carlton Chapel. Rev.

officiating. Family requests flowefs be omitted. CHAKONAS- Grace, of 711 4th St. Survived by widower. Andrew D.

Services Thursday, 10:00 a.m. with Rev. Rex Barr. officiating at Mottell's Peek Chapel, Third at la mitos. FRECH John Adam, of W.

3rd 8t. Private services Wednesday 12:00 noon, with Rev: liam Collin. at MotteR'8 Peek Chapel, Third at Alamitos. GREEN -Walter beloved husband of Madaline Green; father of Lorine and Charles Green: son of Thomas and Nancy Green; brother of Pearl Webb, Nettie Mock. Bess, Byrd, Ethel Burrows, Emma.

McCaR, Tommy. Homer, Manuel and Willard Green. Ices Thursday, 11:00 at Little Church of the Flowers, Directed by Forest Lawn Mortuary. HOWARD-Iden of 345 51st St. Survived by widow, Pauline brothers.

Karl R. and Harvey D. mother, Mary A. Services day. 2:00 p.m..

with Rev Will lard Schurr officiating at Mottell's Peek Chapel, Third at Alamitos. KENDALL Mary Jane, of 2137 Locust Ave. Survived by son, Donald: grandchildren, Robert Donald and Carrol Ann Kendall, Services Thursday, 1:00 p.m., with Rev. Wendell W. Greenlee officiating at Mottell's Peek Chapel, Third at Alamitos.

LAYLANDER King Elmer of 11334 Muller Norwalk, Calif. Services Wednesday, p.m., at Mottell's Peek Chapel, Third at Alamitos. REYNOLDS Ernest Confer of 1882 Maine St. Services Wednesday. 11:30 a.m., with Rev.

F. Augustus Martyr officinting at Mottell'8 Peek Mortuary Chapel of The Palms, Wilton and Grand. SEARS. SR. William Frederick, of 5443 Brockwood St.

Services Wednesday. 3:00 p.m., with. Rev. Richard Anderson and Rev. Carlton C.

Buck officiating a Peek Chapel, Third at Alamitos. WESTLUND Wilhelmina Spillum. 455 Ocean Blvd. Services Wednesday, 11:30 a.m.. with Rev.

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