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Newspaper

San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1930

Page

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Republican Clubs Seek New Members to Influence District Representation

The Associated Republican Clubs of San Marino and South Pasadena led by F. Stanley Wood push recruiting to boost influence. They oppose a tentative redistricting plan claiming it harms representation and plan to discuss County Republican Central Committee endorsements before the August 26 primary. The clubs currently count 70 members and aim to cooperate with neighboring groups.

The _ Associated Republican Clubs F. Stanley Wood Republican Central Committee

Mrs. Faulconer for Superior Court Bench

A strong editorial endorses Mrs. Oda Faulconer as a qualified candidate for the Superior Court. It praises her 17 years as a lawyer, assesses her character and integrity, and argues for women and men free of corrupt influence to join the judiciary.

Guttersnipes Oda Faulconer

San Marinan Opens New Golf Course Under Leases

Dr J D Siebert of San Marino formerly of Bloomington Illinois has leased property from the Gibson estate and adjoining parcels on the west side of Lake avenue north of California via the William Wilson Company. (Continued on Page Eight).

J. D. Siebert San Marino Bloomington Illinois William Wilson Company John W. Gibson C. P. Wasmer W. E. Adams Lake Avenue California

San Marino Aviatrix Postpones Speed Flight

Mrs. Florence Lowe Barnes of San Marino had planned a Glendale airport speed flight to break the women’s record. The attempt was postponed for a week due to transcontinental derby flyers landing at Metropolitan airport making a speed event at the other airport inadvisable.

San Marino Florence Lowe’ Barnes Garfield Avenue Glendale

Grounds Around Stoneman School Make Rapid Progress

The grounds surrounding the George S. Stoneman school in the western city section are undergoing rapid landscaping work. Only minor building tasks remain, and the structure should be accepted by week’s end. Furnishings will be installed after school board acceptance per Superintendent E. C. Neher.

George S. Stoneman E. C. Neher

Dr. G. A. Trenner Optometrist Reminder

The Tribune recommends Dr. G. A. Trenner optometrist at 13 East Colorado Street. A distinguished lecturer and teacher, he is praised for diagnosing eye difficulties and prescribing with exceptional skill. The tribute is genuine and suggests readers consider his services.

G. A. Trenner East Colorado Street the Tribune The Eye Trenner

Auto Tragedy Enshrouds Mercedes Collision Witnessed by Mrs Nash

Mrs. W W Nash arrived home after a Texas trip and recounted a fatal crash near Mercedes where Edwin Burk 21 and D L Dotson 22 died when their car collided with a nursery truck and burst into flames. She found the scene too horrific to endure.

W. W.nash Old Mill Road Texas el Dorado San Antonio Brownsville Edwin Burk J. J. Burk Harlingen D. L. Dotson Donna Mercedes Mrs. Nash

Double Knot Golf Match Ends In Forfeit Tug Of War

In Brookside Park a golf game between A D Edwards and the editor provoked a clash with Fred Sherman missing and the match forfeited to Edwards. Edwards and the editor then engaged in a separate golf battle described with keen, colorful detail and numbered scores.

Eddie Hodge Brookside Park Fred Sherman Raymond Golf Range Eles A. D. Edwards Edwards San Marino Sherman

Frederick F. Houser Endorsed by Republican Central Committee

Frederick F. Houser won the endorsement of 22 of 34 Republican County Central Committee members from the 53rd District for the August 26 primary. The signatories include Charles B. Doane Warren G. Hooper S. W. Hudson John A. Hunt and A. M. King of Alham.

Frederick F. Houser Republican County Central Committee Charles B. Doane Warren G. Hooper S. W. Hudson John A. Hunt A. M. King Alham

San Marino Invites Residents to Pan American Conference

The San Marino 1930 census listed 75 875 residents invited by R L Dougherty chairman to attend the Pan American Reciprocal Trade Conference opening at Sacramento Memorial Auditorium on Sunday afternoon August 24. The Tribune notes the invitation aims to attract about 70 000 residents and comments on growth and subscription urges.

San Marino R. L. Dougherty Sacramento Memorial Auditorium

San Marino Team Victorious Over Union Oil at Ball Park

San Marino romped to a 9 to 1 victory over Union Oil at the ball park on Thursday night. It marks three straight wins for the home team as they prepare to face Pasadena on the next Thursday evening and urges Citizens to turnout in numbers.

San Marino Union Oil Ball Park Pasadenans

Brilliant July Building Record In San Marino

San Marino issued seventeen building permits in July totaling 221 877 dollars an average above 11 000 per permit. Highlights include a 5700 pool at 860 Oxford Road for Stuart Williams a 6000 six room house at 526 La Mirada Avenue for Donald Bell and 31000 two story home at 1285 Oak Grove Avenue for Edgar Howes. Additional entries show 1500 additions at 1970 Lorain and 2370 Woodstock Road and 1500 addition for Franklin Baldwin with listed owner contractors.

George H. Cronshey San Marino Stuart Williams Oxford Road A. J. Spendt Wallace Neff Company Donald Bell la Mirada Avenue M. C. Armstrong Company H. A. Armstrong Edgar H. Howes Oak Grove Avenue

Chinese unrest noted by American in Shanghai

Ray U. Moore Wittes of San Marino writes from Shanghai that China is in a state of unrest due to the revolution. He notes reports that parts of the country are unsafe for aliens and that foreigners may be required to depart. He describes Chinese newspapers as similar to American papers with prominent world news pictures.

Star-News Fom Ray U. Moore St. Albans Drive San Marino China Shanghai Mr. Moore

Hacker couple to drive to Vancouver for three weeks

Mr and Mrs A C Hacker of 1216 Old Mill Road will leave Sunday for Vancouver. They will drive north with stops planned in San Francisco and Ben Bow. They expect to be away about three weeks.

A. C. Hacker Old Mill Road Vancouver San Francisco Ben Bow

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Republican Club of South Pasadena Two City Faulconer San Marinan Stoneman School Optometrist W.W. Nash Ile Brookside Sacramento Authority Tri Tribune P. S Tribune Ray U. Moore Wittes
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