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One Family Through Time
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Interesting story here from what I can
piece together. This is a family, Elton
(the son), Mother Lorraine and Dad
Basil, also called Rudy. Dad owned a
shop in Huntington Beach, California
called HB Electric. Each year they took
a train tour of NY, Indiana, Rockies,
etc. I bought over 1500 slides that
chronicled all years between 1953 and
1968. I tried valiantly to find out more
about this family, having seen so many
slides, but to no avail. Elton evidently
took over the shop in the late 60s. Dad
Basil probably passed on around that
time since his images stop around 1966.
They were in a bowling league in
Southern Cal and Lorraine was a member
of the group of women prior to the Red
Cross of today (they were very popular
during WWI). The name escapes me at the
moment. They also had a dog, Tiny. I
really wonder if anyone would know of
this family today... Elton apparently
never married (at least he hadn't
married by 1968 when he would have been
in his 40s)... It's so weird how a
collection of old slides will generate
many unanswered questions.
UPDATE - Sept. 2007
Thanks to the Flickr member Carlyehold
the mystery of who is this family and
what happened to them has been solved.
Carlylehold was interested in the slide
of Floriss Bowling Lanes and also the
other bowling scans. While perusing the
set, he became curious about the family.
But, unlike my efforts to track them
down, he delved into the census records.
Here is what he found:
Meet the Beard Family:
Dad, Basil Beard, was born in Nov of
1904 in Butler County, Missouri and died
November 14, 1965 in Orange, California.
Mother, Lorraine Bickel Beard, was born
in May, 1910. She married Basil Beard
in 1927. She had one child, Elton R.
Beard. Lorraine died March 3, 2007 in
Orange, California.
Son Elton R. Beard was born April 19,
1928 and died April 19, 1999 (birthdate
and deathdate the same) of pneumonia.
He married briefly after Basil died. He
was divorced in 1970. He never
remarried. In his final years, he
worked as a maintenance worker at El
Toro Marine base.
THANKS CARLYLEHOLD!
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items are from 26 Dec 2008.