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Newspaper
Pasadena Topics
Location
Pasadena, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1968
Page
4
The Chino Lettermen's Club hosts the 27th Chino Cage Classic with detailed team dossiers, rosters, and past winners. Tickets at 59 cents for adults, 25 cents for youths, plus a full 23 game slate, while ushers keep a welcoming atmosphere and strict no food policy.
Funeral services for Mrs. Emma Carlson of 12E Day state Alhambra were held in Temple City. Residing in the area 30 years she was born in Oregon and survived by her daughter Mrs. Daisy Miami of Seattle and her niece Mrs. Hazel Gray of Temple City. Rev Roland Tincher officiated with interment at Calvary Cemetery.
Graveside services will be held Wednesday January 3 at 2 p.m. at Oakdale Cemetery Glendars for Mrs Naomi McMullen 69 who died December 23 in San Jose California She was a Colorado native and is survived by her daughter Mrs Samma Jane Boyce and sons in law Ronald Boyce of San Jose
A blaze at Ida Mae Kopsas Baldwin home Thursday afternoon, about 2:30 p.m., caused an estimated $400 damage to the structure and contents. Officials say a cigarette embedded in furniture started the fire, which was confined to one room due to prompt firefighting by Battalion Chief John Franklin and crew.
New Year's Day brought warm sun and a forecast high near 43. Snow from a week earlier left up to 46 inches in some parts of Temple City while slush clogged Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena, yet the Tournament of Roses Parade proceeded on schedule.
The Tribune invites Arcadia residents and business owners to share concerns about rubbish collection. Send feedback to WOS Santa Anita Ave or call the editorial department at 448 8701 to state your issue or experience.
Clifford W. Hunter 75 of 1622 Huntington Drive South Pasadena died December 28 after a long illness at Congress Convalescent Home Pasadena. He served eight years as area president. Born Lenox Iowa 1892 he lived in Kansas City, worked for Kansas City Terminal Railroad three years retiring 1958. Survived by wife Effie Cecil of Alhanthra, daughter Mrs Marguerite Webile Arcadia, one grandson and two great grandchildren. Services 2:30 pm Tuesday at Live Oak Chapel Interment Live Oak Memorial Park Turner and Stevens Live Oak Mortuary directors.
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