Nine Tops Burbank In Close Contest
The San Marinans defeated Burbank 5 to 4 at the Burbank diamond as Petty and Knoll sparked a late rally. Pitcher Phil Kenson earned the win over Schmitz who yielded the other runs as San Marinans improved to a nine game winning streak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Johnny Rousselotino
San Marinans
Petty
Alien
Phil Kenson
Victors
Schmitz
Whore Kenson
Merlit
Tigers
Sa Marinans
Iith Monrovia
Monrovia AB
Saab
Vacation Church School Draws Big Attendance
Members and friends of Marine Community Church and St Edmund’s Episcopal Church praise the vacation church school sponsored by both organizations. Rev Leonard Sei Jones directs the program with Unity Church assistance. Over 100 boys and girls aged four and up attend the daily sessions from 9:30 to 11:30 in the Grove area near Henry E Hunt. Classes run weekdays through mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Qurch
St. Edmund's
Car Hit by Electric Railway Car Causes Minor Damage
An automobile driven by Mam Earl of Pasadena was struck Friday by a Pacific Electric railway car on Huntington Drive at Avenue. The collision caused slight damage to the auto with no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MET
Mam Earl
Pasadena
Pafe Electric Railway
Avenue
Hunting& Drive
Red Cross San Marino Chapter Seeks Volunteers and Supplies
The San Marino Red Cross chapter calls for adult workers to assist in surgical dressings and junior Red Cross projects. Hours are posted at the chapter house on Monterey Road, with daytime and evening shifts to accommodate volunteers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
San Marino Red Cross
Red Cross
Onterey Road
Isdition
Gayen
Young GOP Club Plans Huntington Meeting and Campaign
Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Young Republicans president William Micajah Martin will lead an 8 p.m. Monday meeting at the Huntington hotel to outline summer plans. A Garfield Park barbecue drew about 650 attendees with speakers including Rep. Carl Hinshaw and candidates Roy McLaughlin and Montivel Burke. Ed Ainsworth provided humor as a surprise speaker. Interested ages 18 to 33 may contact Martin or Grant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
San Gabriel] Valley
Young Republicans Club
William Micajah Martin
San Marino
Huntington Hotel
Young Republicans
Garfield Park
South Pasadena
Carl Hinshaw
Roy McLaughlin
T. Fenton Knight
A. T. Stewart
Lee T. Bashore
Thomas Erwin
Montivel Burke
Ed Ainsworth
Los Angeles Times
Martin
Sycamore
Jack Grant
Sueaiee
Lieutenant Croul Recovered and Serves as London-Area Instructor
First Lt. John V. Croul, son of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Croul of 1754 Warwick Road, has recovered from wounds and now teaches at an air base near London. A navigator on a B-17 crew, he was slightly wounded on a May 23 raid after completing 29 missions. He holds the Purple Heart and Air Medal with three Oak Leaf clusters and has received a presidential unit citation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Department
John V. Croul
C. R. Croul
Warwick Road
Croul
England
London
South Pasadena- San Marino
Army Air Forces Flexible
Ft. Myers
Selman Field
Officers Wives Organize Club in San Marino
San Marino Officers Wives club formed at its first meeting hosted by Mrs James Lee Bussio. The group invites all wives of officers in the army navy marine corps and coast guard to join. Future meetings announced for 8 p m August 11 at Mrs Bussio 2920 Shakespeare drive with contact numbers for more information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Camp Del Dia Concludes Second Year At Sherwood Grove
San Marino Girl Scout day camp wrapped its second year with a final ceremony in Sherwood grove. Mothers joined daughters for a picnic after a day of handicraft displays, a Story Book Parade, a radio quiz show, folk dances, and a flag salute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp del Dia
San Marino
Sherwood Grove
Pine Tree
Eugene T. Coughlin
War Chest Funds Buy Medicine For Red Soldiers
Maurice Jones Jr. reports on Soviet Red Army relief, noting 1943 wounds and the 98.9 percent survival rate due to medicines and equipment supplied by Russian War Relief. He cites 73 to 80 percent of the wounded returning to active fronts and situates Russian War Relief among 19 allied wartime agencies receiving support from the local federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Jones Jr
San Marino
California War Chest, Incorporated
Russian War Relief
USO
United Seamen's Service
War Prisoners Aid
Infant Daughter of Lunceford Dies in Miami
The infant daughter of Lt. and Mrs Bert Lunceford died recently in Miami Florida. The baby was born July 7. Mrs Lunceford is the former Barbara Dean daughter of Mr and Mrs Angus Dean of Fleur Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Lunceford
Miami, Fla
Lunceford
Barbara Dean
Angus Dean
Fleur Drive
USC Offers Four‑Week Training for Future Nursery Teachers
USC will run an intensive four week course for students aiming to teach in nursery schools and child care centers. The program grants four college credits upon completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Southern California
Ninth Annual Play School Closes With Field Day
San Marino’s ninth annual play school ends a six week schedule with a field day and auditorium awards at Henry E Huntington school. William Renison announces tournament champions and winners. ice cream party follows. Supervisors Vera Wickert Merle Butterbaugh and James Benton assisted. Summer playground hours listed. First through tenth place winners named for each event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Henry E. Huntington School
William Renison
PTA Council
Renison
Vera Wickert
Merle Butterbaugh
James Benton
Huntington Playground
Ken Good
Albert Dunlap
Andy Dunlap
Robert Rowe
Steve €Alwell
Jerry Addicott
Ann Lindquist
A. Morris
Arlene Lindskog
Robert Etter
Robert Garrett
Robert Kinlock
Eugene Dryden
Charles Galbraith
Howard Lang
Hans Bauman
Peter Browning
Frances Marattelen
Mary Jage
Barbara Mils
Albert Unlap
Ot A Good
Haris Bauman
Juior
John Huffman
Fred G
Ibson
Fred Garrison
Robert Zale
John Jeffreys
Howard Harris
Anabeille Horchitz
E. Holzappel
V. Denniston
Paul Bode
Robert Galbraith
Donald Harris
Play School Names Winners of Tournaments
The closing assembly announced champions across multiple events. Joan Hixon won girls singles and partnered in girls doubles with Frances Maechtlen. Robert Garrett led junior boys doubles with Alf Robertson and also won junior and senior boys singles. Cornell Gray claimed senior singles and junior caroms. Howard Harris and Donald Harris won senior boys doubles, with Jerry Addicott earning junior division in caroms and checks. Eric Gschwind topped senior ping pong and Robert Garrett won junior ping pong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arline Lindskog
Mary Bragg
Eric Ashwind
Robert Arnett
Hans Bauman
Ken Good
Howard Harris
Donald Harris
Robert Etter
Robert Garrett
Robert Kinlock
Jim Walker
Robert Galbraith
John Huffman
John Kumer
Eric Gschwind
Martell Wells
Pete Reynolds
Barbara Combs
Frances Maechtlen
Joan Hixon
Alf Robertson
Cornell Gray
Caroms
Jerry Addicott
Check
San Marinan to Play at Oxy in Piano Concert
San Marino pianist Mary Lehigh will appear with Eula Beal at Occidental College Thornehall at 11 a.m. on August 10 in a public concert. Lehigh, known for CBS Symphony Orchestra and LA Philharmonic appearances, has toured Washington, New York, Philadelphia, and other centers. The two artists, Sigma Alpha Iota members, performed selections by Bach Debussy Poulenc Prokofieff and Gluck Handel Tschaikowsky Grieg, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Lehigh
San Marino
Eula Beal
Thornehall
Occidental
Col
CBS Symphony Orchestra
Los Angeles Philharmonic
Seal
National Federation of Music Clubs
Pasadena Civic Orchestra
Occidental College
UCLA
Miss Lehigh
Washington
D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Sigma Alpha Iota
Bach
Robert Vaught
Strauss-Grunfeld
Debussy
Prokofieff
Miss Beal
Mt Wilson Hotel Reopens On Angelus Crest Highway
A. P. Childs, manager, said this week the Mt Wilson hotel on the Angelus Crest highway has secured help and can again offer accommodations to guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Wilson Hotel
Angelus Crest Highway
A. P. Childs
San Marino PTA Plans August Movie Series for Children
The San Marino Council of Parents and Teachers recreation committee schedules Friday matinees in August at Henry Huntington School auditorium. Tomorrow features King of the Sierras, plus Kinko the Kangaroo in Bear Facts and The United States Marines. Tickets are 20 cents for all, with 17 cents admission and 3 cents tax. Pine Tree Girl Scout Camp Del Dia unit designed the posters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
United States Marines
Pine Tree Unit
Girl Scout Camp
del Dia
Rotary Club Noon Talk By Valentine On Wartime Med
John L Valentine will discuss The Mediterranean in Wartime at the San Marino Rotary Club noon meeting today at Joys Inn. Last week District Governor Circle Hopping spoke on Rotary’s coming year and opportunities offered by the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L.valentine
Mediterranean
San Marino
Rotary Club
Joy's Inn
Governor Circle
Hopping
Rotary
Voters must register by Sept 26 in San Marino
San Marino residents must register or re register by September 26 to be eligible for the November presidential election. Mrs Roy Ensign, deputy registrar chair, notes three groups need registration: new 21 year olds, address changes, and those who did not vote in the last even year election, 1942. Only two of eight deputy registrars have full supplies. registrations via phone or at City Hall are encouraged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ensign
San Marino
San
Ensign
Lydia P. Hogan
Winthrop Road
Sycamore
Albert E. Sears
Mirasol Drive
Atlantic
Four Changes Occur Among Local Firms
San Marino sees four business changes including two ownership transfers. An antique shop opened at 2514 Huntington Drive owned by Elizabeth Allen. Pierre's restaurant on Huntington Drive reopened after July renovations. Joy's Inn at 1030 Huntington Drive changes hands to Mr. and Mrs. Clint Cary, with Cary continuing as chef and Mrs. Cary managing the dining room. The Huntington beauty salon at 1008 Huntington Drive is sold to Kay Kelsen, who has prior hairstyling experience in multiple hotels and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Huntington Drive
Elizabeth Allen
Pierre
Ington Drive
Clint Cary
Albert Joy
Cary
Joy
F. J. Stevenson
Huntington
Kay Kelsen
Hollyvwood-Roosevelt Hotel
Honolulu
Huntington Library Showcases Early English Kitchen Garden Books
The Huntington Library displays 17th century English kitchen garden manuals this spring and summer. John Evelyn's 1664 gardening calendar opens this week with August tasks for the Victory garden. Evelyn instructs pruning, vine care, sowing cabbage, dill, angelica, lettuce, carrots, corn salad, purslane and chervil, and reminds readers to make summer cider. The exhibit runs until September 1.
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Huntington
Huntington Library
Victory
John Evelyn
Evelyn
Annual Picnic at San Marino Church Draws Crowd with Contests
San Marino Community Church held its annual picnic at Lacy Park featuring pie eating races, sack and three legged races, and many dash events for ages from preschool to teens. Winners included Mary Goertz and Barbara Skaer in early girl races, Jimmy Goertz and John Vaughn among others, with Marilyn McCormick arranging activities for young children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Lacy Park
Marilyn McCormick
Mary Goertz
Della Fuller
Joan Parker
Mary Jane O'Connor
Barbara Jean Skaer
Christine Roberg
John Vaughn
Ronnie Bolstead
Jay Heckman
Nancy Bale
Nancy Hemp
Jean Goertz
Jimmy Goertz
David Easley
Jimmy Frazier
Diane Davis
Diane Spitz
Dorothy Vaughn
Bobby Bale
Bobbie Norton
David Wickersham
George Johnson
John Roberg
Bill Fundenberg
Frances Hugas
Nancy Heckman
Marilyn Kiech
Donna Raybold
Carolyn King
Jim Norton
Leigh Bolstad
Bobby Harper
Martha Galbreath
Shirley Williams
Edwina Lawson
John Stackpole
Angus Wright
Lang Sykes
Mary Jane Tice
Carol Adams
Janet Skaer
Luana Gregson
Diane Emery
Diane Frazier
John Borg
Bobby
Jimmy Norton
Edwina Lanson
Arlette Spinney
Louise Remy
Lee Bolstad
James Norton
Frances Hugos
Caroline King
Tony Brooks
Bill Duke
Jam Session Aids Los Angeles Philharmonic Fundraiser
High profile bands join a dance carnival in Los Angeles to raise funds for the Southern California symphony. The event runs August 18 at 8:30 p.m. to 1:30 a.m., August 19 all night, and August 20 ends at 1:30 a.m. Proceeds support the coming winter season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jive Music
Symphony
Los Angeles
Leiland Atherton
Charles Strub
Jules Stein
Gwyn Wils
Harvey S. Mudd
Philharmonic Orchestra Association
Southern California Symphony
Music Corporation of America
Last Rites Held For Mrs Buckley In California
Mrs Mary Kennedy Buckley longtime San Marino resident died Saturday at 1421 Wilson Avenue A high requiem mass was held Tuesday at St Phillip's Church Pasadena Interment will be in St Paul Minnesota Surviving are daughter Mrs Paul Buhlig three grandchildren and four Kennedy sisters all of St Paul She was widow of Dr Edward W Buckley of St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Kennedy Buckley
San Marino
Wilson Avenue
St. Phillip’s Church
Pasadena
St. Paul, Minn
Paul Buhlig
Paul Buhlig Jr
Margaret Buhlig
Edward Buhlig
Alberto Prampolini
Democratic Club Hears Voorhis at Alhambra Park Picnic
The Democratic Club of the 53rd district held a Saturday picnic in Alhambra Park with Congressman Jerry Voorhis as the main speaker. Club officers Mrs Zita Rembey and Mrs Marian Madlman led arrangements while a 30 piece defense band played and attendees included members of several patriotic organizations. Voorhis, back in Washington, spoke on postwar planning and economy as a member of the postwar planning and economy committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Democratic Club
53Rd Assembly
Alhambra Park
Jerry Voorhis
Zita Rembey
Marian Madlman
Voorhis
Washington
Congressional
San Marino Council Plans Public Hearing on Zoning Amendments
The San Marino city council schedules an 8 30 p m public hearing to consider amendment of ordinance 346 to allow a detached accessory building in rear yards. The meeting will occur in the city hall council chamber. The city attorney will also report on whether Oneonta Transfer and Storage and Bekins Van and Storage can erect storage buildings on Huntington Drive under zoning rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Oneonta Transfer and Storage Company
Bekins van and Storage Company
Huntington Drive
Summer slump hits issuance of building permits
The summer slump reduced building activity with only three permits issued this week. City building inspector George H. Crowshey reported total valuation of $1435. Applications approved include E. Mendenhall residence 2729 Gainsborough Drive $1200 Dr. George Ringstrom office 2495 Mission Street $35 and B. W. Maximer insulation 2915 Woodlawn Avenue $200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Crowshey
E. Mendenhall
Gainsborough Drive
George Ringstrom
Mission Street
B. W. Maximer
Woodlawn Avenue
Tribune Adopts Memphis Bold for Headlines and Society Pages
The Tribune introduces two typography changes this week. A 14 point Memphis bold typeface is now used in headlines and light Memphis is added to the society pages group. The new type will also apply to job printing and display advertising.
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Tribune
14 Point
Memphis
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Smith
Moulten
Knoll
Ramirez
Renfero
McCloskey Madrid Knoll
Allen
McCloskey
Moore
Schmitz Moore
Cannon
Rentero
Wetere
Vacation Church School
American Red Cross
SAN Maximo Branch
Young Gop
Sion
War Chest
USC
San Marinan
Oxy
Lege
Valentine
Mrs. Buckley
Democratic Club
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