*49:E·'.fer:41*%1 < 7- fy.it·:·lit*.4*7:' : 14:3121 '*.7. 4,€1120.?.. C T-30- ·' 124IU·· *.20 : · d U.. 4 1 ' : . , t 1, N ff·- . t *4 ; 10 ': 1 1/ f T . .- F I '. 1: ..1 { f. Pacific Grove Fire Department band marching through Now Monterey Irom Pacific Grove to the Presidio cemetery on Decoration Day in 1892. The large building is the tin house that stood on the corner of Lighthouse. The site on which the little house stands was given to the city for a park. Men of the band are: 1, unknown; 2, W. C. Gretter; 3, Harvey Garber; 4, Frank Taylor; 5, T. Neves; 6, Ben Jones, 7, unknown; 8, Glenn Lee; 9 and 10, unknown; 11, E. C. Smith; 12, unknown; 13, Stanley Gosbey; 14, John Sherwood; 15, Bob Stockard; 16, Frank Gomez; 17, unknown; I 8, Lyman Shreve, and 19. J. A. Pell. The wreck of the ''S.S, Gipsy" on MacAbee Beach in 1904 occurred just below the present Halfway House, which was then called "First and Last Chance." The beach, once popular with swimmers and picnic parties, is now occupied by canneties. In 1884 this photo was token of Grand Avenue from Lighthouse south to the Mammoth stables in Pacific Grove. Barely visible on the far right is B. A. Eardley who lor many years managed the Pacific Improvement Company, was a city trustee and church leader, On his right is Dr. O. S. Trimmer, M.D., an early mayor of Pacific Grove. On this street was the first bank, iewelry store, post office, express office, bakery, laundry and real estate office. . -.... 0 ............... \ \:st.::1 7...., /, P.WX\ .'t:0 EMILE NORMAN GALLERY An ever-changing exhibit of the most recent work of this great artist is shown here exclusively. MISSION STREET BETWEEN 5th and 6th CARMEL TELEPHONE 624-1434 Open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day >eae©*eaeeeeete©20©eete#*4522*456*eeteee**ee Antiques · Curios , Furniture · Canton New collection of saw-toothed glass-rare pieces of cut glass ... Exquisite miniatures... Chinese silk, embroidered wall hangings from 110 to 500 years old. OPEN DAILY-11 TO 5:30-Evenings by Appointment Tel. 375-1664 THE OLD ENERAL STORE FORMERLY WING CHONG MARKET 835 CANNERY ROW MONTEREY been used as a boarding house of late and most recently was a temporary headquarters for the care of retarded children. '"Many, many people were asking: 'What became of Judge jorgenson's old home?' and Mr. Ryan and I were surprised to see it being put into use again on Junipero Street. Recently many children have been playing in the yard and that would please the judge who was very fond of children. "I knew instinctively that it was a home of some kind. As I was clearing out our own children's playhouse, we took some of the old games, blackboard, etc., and offered them for the use of the children at the house. It is now a private foster home for retarded children, run by a youngish couple who are not blessed with children of their own. "So our friends are very glad to know about it and we hope they succeed and will accept a few donations if they come along." While infirmity and arthritis have slowed Carrie Georgina down a bit, she is still interested in children, her own and others. While she continues a flow of correspondence with many relatives whom she hasn't seen for years, Mrs. Ryan pursues another interest-that of oil painting. Together, though, they watch the passing scene in Pacific Grove, comparing the new developments with the old "tent city" they knew in younger days. 11 by HELEN SPANGENBERG Sttdy&;ici*404 PET SHOP The finest pet supplies available... Everything from unusual accessories, food, toys, cages, books and aquariums. PETS: TROPICAL FISH, BIRDS, TURTLES, HAMSTERS, CHIPMUNKS, MICE, ETC. CARMEL RANCHC • Hiway 1 and Carmel Valley Road Tel. 624-4697 Lots of Parking 64· WNX·Ul 94'*i : CARMEL--0 9-40 .t , OCR Text: *49:E·'.fer:41*%1 < 7- fy.it·:·lit*.4*7:' : 14:3121 '*.7. 4,€1120.?.. C T-30- ·' 124IU·· *.20 : · d U.. 4 1 ' : . , t 1, N ff·- . t *4 ; 10 ': 1 1/ f T . .- F I '. 1: ..1 { f. Pacific Grove Fire Department band marching through Now Monterey Irom Pacific Grove to the Presidio cemetery on Decoration Day in 1892. The large building is the tin house that stood on the corner of Lighthouse. The site on which the little house stands was given to the city for a park. Men of the band are: 1, unknown; 2, W. C. Gretter; 3, Harvey Garber; 4, Frank Taylor; 5, T. Neves; 6, Ben Jones, 7, unknown; 8, Glenn Lee; 9 and 10, unknown; 11, E. C. Smith; 12, unknown; 13, Stanley Gosbey; 14, John Sherwood; 15, Bob Stockard; 16, Frank Gomez; 17, unknown; I 8, Lyman Shreve, and 19. J. A. Pell. The wreck of the ''S.S, Gipsy" on MacAbee Beach in 1904 occurred just below the present Halfway House, which was then called "First and Last Chance." The beach, once popular with swimmers and picnic parties, is now occupied by canneties. In 1884 this photo was token of Grand Avenue from Lighthouse south to the Mammoth stables in Pacific Grove. Barely visible on the far right is B. A. Eardley who lor many years managed the Pacific Improvement Company, was a city trustee and church leader, On his right is Dr. O. S. Trimmer, M.D., an early mayor of Pacific Grove. On this street was the first bank, iewelry store, post office, express office, bakery, laundry and real estate office. . -.... 0 ............... \ \:st.::1 7...., /, P.WX\ .'t:0 EMILE NORMAN GALLERY An ever-changing exhibit of the most recent work of this great artist is shown here exclusively. MISSION STREET BETWEEN 5th and 6th CARMEL TELEPHONE 624-1434 Open from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. every day >eae©*eaeeeeete©20©eete#*4522*456*eeteee**ee Antiques · Curios , Furniture · Canton New collection of saw-toothed glass-rare pieces of cut glass ... Exquisite miniatures... Chinese silk, embroidered wall hangings from 110 to 500 years old. OPEN DAILY-11 TO 5:30-Evenings by Appointment Tel. 375-1664 THE OLD ENERAL STORE FORMERLY WING CHONG MARKET 835 CANNERY ROW MONTEREY been used as a boarding house of late and most recently was a temporary headquarters for the care of retarded children. '"Many, many people were asking: 'What became of Judge jorgenson's old home?' and Mr. Ryan and I were surprised to see it being put into use again on Junipero Street. Recently many children have been playing in the yard and that would please the judge who was very fond of children. "I knew instinctively that it was a home of some kind. As I was clearing out our own children's playhouse, we took some of the old games, blackboard, etc., and offered them for the use of the children at the house. It is now a private foster home for retarded children, run by a youngish couple who are not blessed with children of their own. "So our friends are very glad to know about it and we hope they succeed and will accept a few donations if they come along." While infirmity and arthritis have slowed Carrie Georgina down a bit, she is still interested in children, her own and others. While she continues a flow of correspondence with many relatives whom she hasn't seen for years, Mrs. Ryan pursues another interest-that of oil painting. Together, though, they watch the passing scene in Pacific Grove, comparing the new developments with the old "tent city" they knew in younger days. 11 by HELEN SPANGENBERG Sttdy&;ici*404 PET SHOP The finest pet supplies available... Everything from unusual accessories, food, toys, cages, books and aquariums. PETS: TROPICAL FISH, BIRDS, TURTLES, HAMSTERS, CHIPMUNKS, MICE, ETC. CARMEL RANCHC • Hiway 1 and Carmel Valley Road Tel. 624-4697 Lots of Parking 64· WNX·Ul 94'*i : CARMEL--0 9-40 .t , Heritage Society of Pacific Grove,Historical Collections,Names of People about town,Q through R File names,Ryan,RYAN_017.pdf,RYAN_017.pdf 1 Page 1, Tags: RYAN_017.PDF, RYAN_017.pdf 1 Page 1