Prominent Young Couple Weds at Hotel Vista del Arroyo
Miss Gertrude Karpf daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Karpf Sierra Madre married Edward I Beck Los Angeles broker at Hotel Vista del Arroyo. Ceremony dinner and dance followed with 250 guests including leaders in law and medicine. They plan a Beverly Hills home after a month long honeymoon.
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Sierra Madre
Hotel Vista del Arroyo
Gertrude Karpf
Louis Karpf
Grand View
Edward I. Beck
Los Angeles
Rosa Karpf
Zadoc Leavy
Fynn Wood
Martin M. Hurat
Beverly Hills
Miss Karpf
Pasadena High School
Victor Mortimer
Pasadena
Beck
Southwestern Law School
de la Lauda Law Frateenity
Sons of the Golden West
Santa Monica Elks
Southern California
Western author Robert Carr dies at 52 in Sierra Madre
Robert Carr, 52, Sierra Madre writer known for adventure stories, died at his Canyon Park home after a long illness. A veteran of the Spanish American War, Carr previously lived in Deadwood South Carolina and edited a weekly paper. He is survived by his widow Mrs. D. F. Blaney.
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Sierra Madre
Robert Carr
Canyon Park
Carr
Deadwood
S. C
California
Heis
Rabbitry Expansion Plans for 1500 Does By Burg Manufacturing
Sam Rosenberg, president of Burg Manufacturing, plans to enlarge his rabbit equipment to 1500 doe capacity at 455 Naomi Avenue. He cites strong meat rabbit sales and expects the next 12 months to surpass the previous year. He notes Southern California as a prime market and describes a shift of tame rabbits into local markets from Idaho, Utah and other states.
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Sam Rosenberg
Burg Manufacturing Company
Naomi Avenue
Rosenberg
California
Burg
Idaho
Utah
Los Angeles
P T A Group Plans Drive for New Members in Sierra Madre
In Sierra Madre on January 13 the P T A announces a membership drive led by Mrs Joseph L Asbury. Mrs William Adwell heads the cooperation committee with a school grade based reward system using red gold and blue apples on a classroom tree to credit grades and relatives.
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Sierra Madre
Parent
Joseph L. Asbury
William Adwell
Association
Garden Section of Woman's Club Plans Year
Sierra Madre reports the garden section of the Woman’s Club set the year’s plan at a meeting hosted by Miss Mary I. Potter at 565 West Montecito Avenue. Potter becomes chair. Mrs. George F. Blakeslee is secretary and treasurer. Next meeting February 2 will discuss 6 uses. Reports on rose propagation topics assigned to members. Seasonal planting lists for Southern California gardens will be announced.
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Sierra Madre
Woman’s Club
Mary I. Potter
Montecito Avenue
Miss Potter
George F. Blakeslee
C. J. Steiner
John H. Osgood
J. Barradaile
Blakeslee
Southern California
Postal Receipts Show Substantial Increase
Sierra Madre post office reports 1980 yearly receipts of $14,574.92, up 14 percent from 1929, per postmistress Mrs. Jessica Wright. The December quarter totaled $5,311.09, up $592.21 from the prior year, with a 13 percent rise for the period.
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Sierra Madre
Jessica Wright
Garden wisdom falls flat recalling Adam's garden
A quip notes that the idea every man should have a garden to stay out of trouble misses the mark when recalling what a perfect garden did to Adam.
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Adam
Rabbitry Markets Rab Bit Hutch Needs
A rabbitry on Lower Azusa road lists 1500 White New Zealand rabbits and is now seeking 1000 rabbit hutches for purchase to expand operations.
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Azusa
New Zealand
County to Allocate 76000 For East Colorado Street Improvement
Pasadena officials and the county board discuss a project to pave East Colorado street from Mentor to Pasadena city limits about 2% miles. The county would fund 12 feet on each side of the tracks while abutting owners would cover two 15-foot widths, estimated at about $4 per front foot. O F Cooley to study conditions and report back.
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Pasadena
Colorado Street
Board of Supervisors
Pasadena Post
Mentor
Quinn
O. F. Cooley
Classified page offers big savings in Journal ads
Read the Journal’s classified page with numerous advertisements. The paper highlights it carries more classified ads than any other weekly newspaper in the San Gabriel valley.
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Journal
San Gabriel Valley
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