Police Discover How Hot Chicken Crosses The Road
San Marino police pursued John Paul Baugh after he allegedly stole a $5.40 barbecued chicken from Model Market on Huntington Drive. A foot chase ended with Baugh surrendering on the market steps as employees confirmed the theft and the chicken was returned. He was held at Los Angeles County Jail for lack of permanent address and out of state identification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baugh
Hazel Park
Michigan
Huntington Drive
Haugh
San Marino Avenue
Ridgeway Road
Petersen
Huntington
Gibraltar Savings
Model Market
Elizabeth J Derderian
Derderian
Los Angeles County
Residential Security Top Priority Says Police Chief
San Marino Police Chief James Moore names residential security as the top priority for residents. He urges theft proofing cars, parking in garages, locking doors and windows, and neighbor watch programs to deter burglary. The force notes 600 false alarms last year, a five officer staffing shortfall, and limited response resources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
James Moore
San
Moore
Grad Night Committee Builds Old West Town at San Marino High
San Marino High volunteers gathered before eight, led by Chuck Reed, to assemble an Old West themed Grad Night set in the east lot. Crews painted flats, loaded props from room 100, and prepared 70 gallons of black white and red paint for murals and walls as part of a multi‑day project with local chairpersons overseeing transportation and setup. Meanwhile police reported a busy April start with thefts at Huntington Drive stations, a cherub statue taken on Oxford Road, and a firearm sighting leading to a safety stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino’ High School
Chuck Reed
First Federal Savings and Loan Association
Huntington Drive
Bill
Jan George
Dave
Lyman
Gloria Newton
George Strugar
Frank and
Rory Simmons
Bob and
Barbara Stafford
John and Lee Botsford
Julie Fedde
General
Fedde
Bob Smiland
Consolidated Paint Co
Federal
Carl Minton
Bob Sheh
Alex Soto
Bob Dunlap
Crimes Report Shows Multiple Break-Ins Across Neighborhoods
Police logged a string of burglaries and thefts, including a window entry on Huntington Drive where jewelry was taken and suspects fled in a vehicle. a motorbike and hubcaps stolen on nearby streets. a wrought iron bench removed during a garage sale. and several firearms reported at different addresses. A juvenile party disrupted a home while residents were away, and the FBI? no. Police also noted a Saturday arrest following a drive-out from a victim’s driveway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Drive
Los Robles
Sybil Brand Institute
St. Albans
Mexico
Sierra Madre
Sycamore Drive
Chariton Road
San Marino District Schedules April 16 In Service Minimum Day
San Marino Unified School District sets a single in service minimum day on Thursday April 16. Elementary Carver Stoneman and Valen tine dismiss at 1 15 p m Huntington at 1 p m and SMHS at noon. District administration fees this in service for teachers and staff will be worthwhile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Unified School District
Carver
Stoneman
Valentine
Huntington
SMHS
Home Town Days Prompts Local Sales Tax Promotion
San Marino Chamber of Commerce promotes Home Town Days to boost merchant sales and returns one percent of state sales tax to the city. Buck Bannan, chairman, says funds support city services as the chamber helps keep tax revenue local. For details call Buck Bannan at 796-9540 or the chamber at 286-1022.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Chambers Home Town Days Committee
Bannan
House of Fine Spirits
Chamber
City Plans Rabies Clinic At San Marino City Hall
San Marino officials announce a rabies clinic at City Hall on Thursday evening April 16 from 7 pm to 9 pm. Vaccination price is 2 per dog, with dog licenses available that day or by mail. Licenses issued by return mail with certificates, renewal notices, and fees. In person hours are 9 am to noon Monday through Friday. Spayed or neutered dogs license 10 dollars with vet certificate. all other dogs 10 dollars. cats spayed or neutered five dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino City Hall
City Hall
Governor Stoneman Remembered By Westerners Group
The Huntington Corral of Westerners International featured a slide presentation by Dr George B Stoneman grandson of former California governor George Stoneman The talk outlined Stoneman s rise from militia captain to Civil War general and 15th governor elected in 1883 with detail on his family ranching in what is now San Marino The program ties Stoneman to California history including his Mormon Battalion arrival in 1847 and later civic roles while noting his service as Indian commissioner and railway commissioner under Hayes and Irwin
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
George Stoneman
San Marino
Yosemite
Huntington Corral
Westerners International
George B Stoneman
Stoneman
Stanford
USC School of Medicine
Southeast Asia
Ise
L. Stoneman
Los Angeles
United States
Second Cavalry
Gov. Stoneman
New York
Texas
Cavalry
Sherman
Mary Hardesty
Baltimore
Maryland
Stonemans
B D Wilson
Los
Twestery
Jurgenson
Mission Road
Santa Monica
Rutherford B. Hayes
Irwin
Ture
Page
Westerner’s International
Rutherford 8 Mayes
U.S. Indian Commission
Transportation
Railroad Commission
Proto
Sen Marine Public Library
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barry Gledhill
Lee Bestford
San Marine Tritiane Phot
John Paul Baugh
Gibralter Savings
Steed Sun
Lindy Robies
Suzanne Mouran
Joanne Conner
Anne Bettina Colace
Yvonne Psaila
Gibraltar
Peter Drucker
Grad Night Committee
Bluebeard
Willie Wonka
The
Chocolate Factory
Oxford Road
Richard Cole
Rosemead
Pasadena
Blackstone
Homet
Cumberland
Wembly
el Molino Place
Page 10
Los Angeles Medical Center
Cy Stoneman
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!