"American Legion to Give July 4 Dance"

"American Legion to Give July 4 Dance" Pacific Grove Daily Review, July 1, 1924:
The Pacific Grove Post, American Legion, will give a Fourth of July dance in the local skating rink, at 8:30 o'clock. Plans are now almost complete for the occasion.  This Independence Day festivity will have many novelties, including a special entertainment during the course of the evening.The committee in charge has planned for some novel features, that have not been given here before. The music will be furnished by the Serenaders Orchestra of Salinas. The rink will be profusely decorated with American flags and Red, White and Blue bunting. arrangements for the dance are under the direction of Franklin Sowell.

"Old Church Burned in Pacific Grove" & "If You Like to Dance Be Here"

"Old Church Burned in Pacific Grove"  Monterey Peninsula Herald, March 30, 1962:
Fire swept the interior of the old Lutheran Church at 11th street and Lighthouse avenue at 7:52 a.m. today causing extensive smoke and fire damage to furnishings and newly-painted walls. Pacific Grove firemen extinguished the blaze before serious structural damage occurred. They said the fire was caused by drop cloths left overnight on a floor surface.  Asst. Fire Chief, Don Gasperson said the paint foreman told firemen he had set the furnace control at 55 degrees...

"If You Like to Dance Be Here"  PG Daily Review March 28, 1924:  Those who like the light fantastic will enjoy themselves to their hearts' content at the American Legion Hall on Fountain avenue tomorrow night. "Tony" Galasso is to have his band there and take it from steppers who like to step, when Tony furnishes the syncopation you can not make your feet keep still.  It's to be a well-managed and smartly looked after evening. Galasso will take care of that. So will the Legion boys who will be on hand. Don't forget folks. If you like to dance be there at the buddies' hall tomorrow night.