This Date in Seal Beach History
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Tag Archives: 1940
July 20th in Seal Beach History
Confectioner and soda counterfeiter Nick Dovalis opens a cafe on PCH. Continue reading
July 9th in Seal Beach History
The world’s most eminent business and social advisor lived here. Continue reading
June 21st in Seal Beach History
Its charter year behind it, the Seal Beach Lions Club elects officers. Continue reading
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Tagged 1940, A. V. Stegen, Dr. Homer De Sadeleer, Elmer J. Hughes, F. Harold Essert, H. Mendenhall, J. C. Felts, J. S. McLean, James Arnerich, Lions Club, Max Henkey, Mayor Elmer J. Hughes, Seal Beach, Seal Beach Community Church, Seal Beach History, Seal Beach Lions Club
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May 10th in Seal Beach History
District Superintendent of Schools Jerry Hickman McGaugh makes an announcement. Continue reading
May 1st in Seal Beach History
When Hitchcock didn’t come to Seal Beach Continue reading
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Tagged 1940, Alfred Hitchcock, Foreign Correspondent, Seal Beach, Seal Beach History, Walter Wanger
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January 11th in Seal Beach History
Another unsolved crime from the annals of Seal Beach history. Continue reading