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Newspaper

Pasadena Star News

Location

Pasadena, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1956

Page

17

Valley Schools Secure State Building Funds for Five Districts

The State Allocation Board approved loans totaling over 1.5 million dollars for five San Gabriel Valley districts. Baldwin Park Nubia Elementary School gets 617 507, Bassett a new elementary site 114 048, San Dimas Alien and Valley Center sites 51 620 and 50 970, Gladstone Citrus Elementary 635 006, Azusa additions to Dalton Elementary 116 880.

State Allocation Board For San Gabriel Valley Baldwin Park Nubia Bassett San Dimas Alien Valley Center Gladstone Citrus Azusa City Dalton

San Marino Red Cross Names Heads

The San Marino Red Cross elected a new chairman to succeed Mrs. K. L. Carver. New officers include Mrs. Charles R. Kavenaugh as vice chairman and Mrs. Andrew J. Shidemantle as secretary. New board directors are Edward T. Brewster and Ralph J. Walker. Several current directors were renamed to the board and Mrs. Roy Ensign received a 15 year service pin.

San Marino The American Red Cross K. L. Carver Charles R. Kavenaugh Andrew J. Shidemantle Harold A. McNaughton Edward T. Brewster Ralph J. Walker Douglas H. Donath Clarence Folsom G. FE. Norwood Warren Cleary Roy E. Maginnis H. H Roy Ensign Red Cross

South Pasadena High PTA Honors Outgoing President

At a board meeting and luncheon hosted by Mrs. Edwin Jaeger in South Pasadena Mrs. H O Carlson received an engraved gavel and a gold compact from the 1955 56 board as outgoing president. The new president Mrs William H Davis announced the new board members and ex officio participants including King Lanham and Harry O Carlson.

South Pasadena Edwin Jaeger Edgewood Dr H. O. Carlson Mmes John Atwill John V. Pohlman Thomas Roadhouse Laurence Harper Ronald Asquith N. A. Golb Robert Filley Edwin P. Halleck William M. Roe Arthur E. Harrington Robert M. Lindsey Frank Convrse Lyle W. Smith Albert Wildener Norva Krug Russell Nielson Herbert Gray Victor J. Pollock Robert Barry Ted B. Geissler Donald Coye Wiliam L. Yerkes

Maude W. Main Rites Pending

Temple City funeral services are being arranged for Maude Wilma Main 77 of 10218 E Nadine who died yesterday at her grandson Robert B Main's home after a heart attack Reynolds and Eberle Mortuary Pasadena will announce services

Temple City Maude Wilma Main E. Nadine Robert B. Main

Cinderella Theme Dominates Bethel 121 Meeting

Bethel 121 Order of Job's Daughters held a meeting at the Masonic Temple with Cinderella as the theme. Worthy Queen Lynn Henderson announced a Catalina trip planned for July 21 and 22 and said initiation will be featured at the next gathering.

Arcadia Bethel 121 Order of Job’s Daughters Masonic Temple Lynn Henderson Catalina

Canoe Journey Films Slated at La Canada Club

Clem Glass will show color films and narrate a story of his family's 125 mile canoe trip in British Columbia at the June 26 Clipper Club meeting in La Canada Presbyterian Pe Unuren. A catered barbecue will follow.

LA Canada Clem Glass Clipper Club la Canada Presbyterian Pe Unuren Glass British Columbia

Night swimming schedule announced for Arcadia event

ARCADIA hosts night swimming with chairmen John and Marilyn Richter. Art and Doris Littlejohn coordinate, with Bob and Edith Corrado involved. Pool at Vance County park opens 6 to 9 p.m. Mondays and Wednesdays, Margie Nelson noted.

John and Marilyn Richter Arcadia Doris Littlejohn Bob Los Angeles Edith Corrado Vance County Park Margie Nelson

Fund Drive Honors Revealed at Recognition Day Breakfast

Eight San Gabriel Valley residents received gold and silver candle awards for top participation in the Sister Kenny Foundation maintenance fund drive at the third annual Recognition Day breakfast. El Monte Rotary Club led in club participation under Otto H. Kruse and Albert Boyer with Earl Crawford coordinating advance gifts. Gold candles went to Creepers Cououettes No 161 Baldwin Park Arcadia San Gabriel Mission Mothers Club and Holy Angel Catholic PTA and El Monte Rotary Club. silver candles to Quota Club Temple City and others including San Gabriel Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of Foreign Wars Bald­win Park, El Monte Junior Women's Club, and Garvey Woman's Club.

San Gabriel Valley Sister Kenny Foundation Mildred Younger Los Angeles County Women's Division el Monte Otto H. Kruse Albert Boyer Kenny Earl Crawford Advance Gifts Creepers Coouettes Baldwin Park Lella Warford Ashmont Arcadia San Gabriel Mission Mothers Club Lucille Orwig N. Pandosa Holy Angel Catholic Pta of Frank Hoban San Miguel Quota Club Temple City Helen Logsden Greenwood San Gabriel Veterans of Foreign Wars Donna Howell E. Los Angeles St Donna Roberts Lower Azusa Rd Garvey Woman's Club Robert Warren N. Willard South San Gabriel

Eric T. Martin Rites Tomorrow

Funeral rites for Eric Theodor Martin 65 who died Friday at his Arcadia home will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Glas ser Miller Mortuary Chapel Arcadia Interment will be in Live Oak Memorial Park Surviving are wife Amanda S Martin a son Eric K Martin Glendora a sister Mrs Valbord Turner Stockholm Sweden and a grandson

Arcadia Eric Theodor Martin E. Longden Ave Glasser & Miller First Ave Miller Linkoping Sweden Amanda S. Martin Eric K. Martin Glendora Valbord Tuner Stockholm Live Oak Memorial Park

Ida Laughlin Services Set

Funeral services for Ida Laughlin 80 of 1710 Elveda Ave Arcadia will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. in the Glasser Miller Mortuary Chapel Arcadia with interment at Rose Hills Memorial Park. Surviving are daughters Doris Nellis Arcadia and Dorothy Gallaway San Dimas. Died June 24 in a Pasadena hospital.

Arcadia Ida Laughlin Elveda Ave Pasadena Glasser & Miller E. First Ave Doris Nellis Dorothy L. Gallaway San Dimas Rose Hills Memorial Park

Five-year-old Eddie Hall Grand Marshal in Arcadia Parade

Five-year-old Eddie Hall from Arcadia learns and rides horses from infancy as his family heritage spans Monrovia Mounted Police tradition. He serves as grand marshal for a Long Beach parade and participates in San Gabriel events, already winning multiple trophies with his parents and relatives in Santa Barbara Fiesta parades. He handles his mother’s Morgan mare Banana Sunday and is soon to receive the horse as a gift.

Eddie Hall Arcadia Equestrian Eddie Arcadia Rollo Grover Monrovia Mounted Police Don Hall S. Tenth Ave Long Beach San Gabriel

Valley Masons to fete California Grand Master EL MONTE

Edgar V. Stewart Jr the Grand Master of Masons in California will be feted at a reception by Lexington Lodge 104 El Monte Tuesday at 8 pm. Members of 18 other San Gabriel Valley lodges are expected to attend a 630 pm dinner. Participating high officers include La Mar L. Hill Leo E. Anderson Ray Smith Donald Campbell Bill Williams Charles M. Cossard Fred Ferguson Albert E. Carroll Steve Skidmore and Carl Peters.

EL Monte Edgar V. Stewart Jr Masons California Lexington Lodge San Gabriel Valley Valley Mason's la Mar Charles M. Cossard Temple City Fred Ferguson Albert E. Carroll San Dimas Steve Skidmore Azusa Carl Peters San Gabriel

Teachers Go to School TEMPLE CITY

About 200 teachers are slated to attend the 10th annual workshop in elementary education from July 2 to 9 at La Rosa School guided by the Los Angeles County superintendent of schools Temple City Unified School District and teacher training institutions. Programs include classroom observation child study curriculum instruction professorial reading work on individual problems and audio visual education ROSEMEAD. The Rosemead summer recreation program runs from July 2 at Rosemead Park and local elementary schools with craft classes folk dancing a weekly feature movie a day camp and softball.

Temple City la Rosa Los Angeles County Rosemead Rosemead Park

This Is My Land film shown at Arcadia luncheon

Arcadia Woman's Division of the Chamber of Commerce will view the film This Is My Land at a Tuesday luncheon 12:30 p.m. in Carpenter's Restaurant. Mrs. Oscar Chegnon announces the history of California from early rancho days.

Arcadia Land Woman's Division Arcadia Chamber of Commerce Carpenter’s Oscar Chegnon California

Arcadia Economic Survey Report Due July 15

Ed Beatty Arcadia Chamber manager said the city wide economic survey by the American Research Service is expected to be ready by July 15 after field work. South Pasadena marks July 9 opening for Day and Evening Adult School summer classes at area junior and senior high schools with courses in dress making tailoring rug and lamp shade making and typing French and Spanish conversation.

Arcadia American Research Service Arcadia Chamber of Commerce Ed Beatty South Pasadena

Residents Question Use of Tax Funds in Sierra Madre

Councilman Lorne Pratt surveys 200 residents by letter to gauge public sentiment on how sales tax revenue should be spent. He favors funding a swimming pool and park development before a new city hall, with total pool and park costs estimated at 80 000 to 90 000, and notes possible five year financing from the levy. The 1956 57 revenue is about 40 000 and a tax reduction could save property owners 16 to 18 dollars annually.

Sierra Madre Lorne Pratt Pratt Sierra Madre Council

23 San Marino Grads Get Gold Seals

San Marino High School awarded gold CSF seals to 23 of its 200 graduates signaling life membership in the California Scholarship Federation. Seals honored seniors who earned CSF life membership by maintaining high grades across four of six recent semesters and meeting subject and citizenship criteria.

San Marino Grads San Marino High School California Scholarship Federation CSF Andrew Bacher Carol Cone Denis Crawford Douglas Cunningham Yvonne DeWolfe Mary Dwight William Face Anita Frank Edward Frazier Jean Goertz Maude Harrison Carolyn Hess Donald Koch Barbara Layfield Margaret Morgan Bella Parisi Nancy Parr Brad Peery Sue Rosenow Marti Schrader Susan Snodgrass Robert Twist Eric Wilson

Whittier College Honors Two Students With Top Award

At Whittier College's 53rd commencement the Walter Friar Dexter Award for greatest service was shared for the first time. Bob Peters, son of Mrs. Ralph Peters, and Carolyn Jane Gattis of El Centro were the recipients. Peters served as Associated Students president and was named to Who's Who Among Students.

San Marino Bob Rocky) Peters Ralph Peters Virginia Rd Walter Friar Dexter Whittier College Carolyn Jane Gattis el Centro Peters Associated Students

Arcadia Sees Wave of Vandalism Including Gas Pump Breakage

Police report a boy smashed a gas station pump glass at 10 a.m. and damage to pump handles and restroom fittings on 111 W Hunington Dr. Juveniles caused a false alarm at Camino Grove School at 4 45 p.m. A window was damaged at Douglas Budd's home on 899 San Simeon Rd after a car door handle was thrown through a picture window at 1 04 a.m.

Arcadia Hunington Dr Camino Grove School Douglas F. Budd San Simeon Rd

Foothill Cities Set Open First Fire Station July 1

Azusa Glendora and Foothill area gain a new fire station on Sierra Madre Avenue west of Glendora. Engine Company 97 will man two shifts led by Captains Gammon and Gibson. The station completes county protection across unincorporated Azusa Duarte Glendora area with a Crown pumper and pickup truck costing near 30 000 dollars funded by the Los Angeles County Fire Department.

Azusa Azusa-Glendora Foothill Sierra Madre Avenue Glendora City No. 97 William Gammons Alan Gibson Los Angeles Los Angeles County Fire Department

School Officials Tour Alhambra Building Plan

Alhambra school board members will tour 10 of the district’s 11 elementary schools to study a proposed 4 million dollar building program by District Architect A C Zimmerman. Northrup School remains unmarked for improvements as educators consider a bond issue early next year, with date and amount to be set.

Alhambra A. C. Zimmerman Northrup School

Police Donate to Church Fund in Alhambra

The Holy Trinity Episcopal Church receives a $100 memorial donation for the late Herbert S. Farrell a 61 year old municipal court judge who died May 31 of cancer. Police Chief Raymond J. Bucman says the Alhambra Police Assn and Police Pistol Club each gave $50. Presentation was made to Rev. Harold Hultgen by Lt. Donald Meehan and Patrolman Al Dixon.

Alhambra Holy Trinity Episcopal Church Herbert S. Farrell Raymond J. Bucman Alhambra Police Assn Alhambra Police Pistol Club Harold Hultgen Donald Meehan Police Assn al Dixon

Arcadia Plans 150000-Strong July Fourth Fireworks Show

Arcadia Park will host a full hour of giant aerial fireworks on July 4 sponsored by Arcadia American Legion Post 247. An estimated 150000 people may view best from outside park boundaries with shells every 15 to 20 seconds for 60 minutes. Test bombs are set for 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. County recreation staff will run a day of activities across Arcadia Park starting morning hours.

Arcadia Arcadia Park American Legion Los Angeles County Arcadia American Legion Post 247 Fl Monte Temple City Monrovia Sierra Madre Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation

Rider Hurt When Horse Runs Away in Arcadia

A 13 year old girl, Bonnie Anne Wagner of 1807 Oak View, was injured when her horse bolted and crashed into a truck near El Monte avenue and Duarte road in Arcadia. She suffered a broken collar bone and cuts and bruises. The truck driver was Joe Oliphant, 27, of Pasadena. The horse was later found over a mile away.

Arcadia Bonnie Anne Wagner Oak View el Monte Avenue Duarte Road Joe Oliphant S. Marengo Pasadena Bonnie

Bar Honors U S Assistant Hansen in Los Angeles

Superior Judge Victor R. Hansen, recently nominated as Assistant US Attorney General by President Eisenhower, was honored today by the Los Angeles County Bar Association at the Hall of Records. He would succeed Stanley Barnes as head of the Justice Department Anti Trust Division.

LA Canada Victor R. Hansen Eisenhower Los Angeles County Bar Assn Hall of Records Hansen Superior Court Stanley N. Barnes Department of Justice Barnes Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals Earl Warren University of California Board of Regents

Leonas Install Ford as Arcadia President at Dinner

Arcadia Leonas will install Mrs C M Wof ford as president at a June 28 dinner in the Derby Restaurant. New officers include Mrs Robert Aston vice president Carl Peterson recording secretary Ed Egley treasurer Richard Krample corresponding secretary and directors Mrs Ray Robey and Arnold Hage. A family picnic is planned for July 17 at Arcadia County Park.

Arcadia C. M. Wofford Arcadia Leonas Derby Mmes Robert Aston Carl Peterson Ed Egley Richard Krample Ray Robey Arnold Hage Arcadia County Park

CDA Aide Retires After 25 Years

Logan Lindley, 57, a county prosecutor in District Attorney S. Ernest Roll's office, retires this week after 25 years. Lindley, of 365 Naomi, specialized for two decades in prosecuting corporate securities frauds and bunko cases.

Arcadia Logan Lindley Dist Atty. S Ernest Roll Lindley Naomi Bunko

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Valley Schools State MES Fred Garrison PTA Reynolds & Eberle Mortuary Bethel Eric T. Martin Mark Keppel High School Jim Merritt Mike Cowell John Hoffman Europe Science Club Jr. Red Cross Star-News Valley Briefs Rancho Days Film Eaton Santa Anita Leo M. Meeker John T. Simpson Nancy Widmann L.A. Beckstrom Arthur L. Tucker James I. Bailiff San Marinan Harold L. Teel S. Santa Anita Ave U.S Leonas CDA
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