The Call Of The Magic Isle Is Answered
Fourteen years in one life mark a chapter since Catalina Island last drew readers to the Magic Isle. The U S Catalina ferried readers across opalescent waters, revealing improvements since the interim. The trip climbed hills by the bay, viewing the Wrigley estate and mansion, the Zane Grey home, and the P K Wrigley residence amid lush gardens.
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Catalina Island
U. S. Catalina
Magic Isle
William Wrigley
Zane Grey
P. K. Wrigley
Building Upgrades Continue in San Marino
City building inspector Geo H Cronshey notes steadier progress in San Marino with no new permits issued. Dr Conrad I Hubert plans a 2 story residence at 2112 Adairsreet costing 7000 constructed by H H Armstrong of 10 Granada San Marino. Hallett W Maxwell to build an 8 room 2 story house at 1420 Park place with Eric Darclay of 9437 Santa Monica Boulevard as contractor on a 14000 cost.
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San Marino
Geo. H. Cronshey
Conrad I. Hubert
Huntington Drive
Los Angeles
Adair Sreet
H .H. Armstrong
Granada
Park Place
Hallett W. Maxwell
Eric Darclay
Santa Monica -Oulevard
Glasses Found at San Marino National Bank
A pair of dark cases with light rims left at the San Marino National Bank ten days ago was found. They do not belong to any bank class and may be claimed at the president's desk.
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SAN Marino National Bank
Monahan Named Southern Pacific Passenger Agent for Southern California
Henry P. Monahan, a South Pasadena resident, is appointed general passenger agent for the Southern Pacific Company in charge of the Southern California district, succeeding C. L. McFaul who retired on pension. Monahan has 30 years with the railroad and previously served as district passenger agent.
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San Marino
Henry P. Monahan
Pasadena
Southern Pacific Company
Southern California
C. L. McFaul
Felix S. McGinnis
Monahan
Railroad
Southern Pacific
Southland
Riverside
Imperial Valley
New Territory
Los Angeles
McFaul
Wasewagan Camp Attracts San Marino Camp Fire Girls
Camp Wasewagan at Seven Oaks in the San Bernardino mountains hosts nine girls from San Marino as part of the San Marino Camp Fire Girls third week. Leaders plan programs for all ages around the camp fire with guardians overseeing activities. The San Marino delegation includes Patricia Hops Betsy Mansfield Margaret Ensign Mary Helen Eldred Dorothy Clayton Gloria Clayton Bess ie Barto Virginia Jones Lavern Hartley.
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Wasewagan
Pasadena
Seven Oaks
San Bernardino Mountains
San Marino
Patricia Hops
Betsy Mansfield
Margaret Ensign
Mary Helen Eldred
Dorothy
Gloria Clayton
Bessie Barto
Virginia Jones
Lavern Hartley
Governors View Treasure Houses on Hill
Five governors and 100 party members visited the Huntington Library and Art Gallery last Saturday to view the art treasures of San Marino. Exhaustion from a long program left several governors unable to attend fully after limited sleep, while those who attended included James Rolph of California I C Blackwood of South Carolina Wilbur L Cross of Connecticut Guy B Park of Missouri and John G Winant of New Hampshire. Pasadena police provided an escort for the delegation.
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Huntington Library
San Marino
Gov
James Rolph
California
I. C. Blackwood
South Carolina
Wilbur L. Cross
Connecticut
Guy B. Park
Missouri
John G. Winant
New Hampshire
Pasadena
Return of San Marino PTA President From Honolulu
Mrs. Ira Ratterree, newly elected president of the San Marino Parent-Teacher Association, residing at 1767 Virginia Road, has recently returned from a pleasant visit to the Hawaiian Islands. She was accompanied by her companion on the trip.
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San Marino
Parent-Teacher Association
Ira @. Ratterree
Virginia Road
Hawaiian Islands
Ratterree
Passing Of A San Marinans Man Kellogg
San Marinans note with regret the sudden death of LeRoy D Kellogg of 1745 Orlando Road after a short illness in Chicago where he was visiting family. Survived by Elsie Kellogg and Sven Gantzel of San.
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San
Absence of Librarian Louise White In San Marino Library
San Macrinans note the absence of Miss Louise White the librarian at the San Marino Public Library due to illness for a week. Miss Daubney has filled in during Miss White’s absence and expects to resume duties later this week.
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San Marino Public Library
Louise White
Miss White
Miss Daubney
San Marino Girl Scouts Off For Camp
Three San Marino girls Patricia Hill Cherry Kellogg and Eleanor Thomson depart for a two week stay at Camp Duquesne in Big Pines park. Due to high enrollment six weeks of outdoor camp life are offered this summer. Esther Audel leads with a staff of 15 guardians providing handicraft dramatics music hiking swimming and riding. Girls are divided into four age groups Rangers Sherwood Indians and Gypsies for varied activities.
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San Marino
Girl Scouts
Camp Duquesne
Big Pines Park
Patricia Hill
Cherry Kellogg
Eleanor Thomson
Duquesne
Community Chest
Esther Audel
Rangers
Sherwood
Pinky Wood Welcomes Son R Langley Wood Jr
Robert Langley Wood, known as Pinky, beams after the birth of his son on July 22 at Pasadena Hospital. The baby weighs 6 pounds 11 ounces and both mother and child are reported thriving. The newborn will be named R Langley Wood Jr.
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Standard Oil
Mission
Los Robles
Robert Langley Wood
Pasadena Hospital
R. Langley Wood, Jr
Howarth wins Girls Junior Tennis title at Huntington Courts
Miss Lorraine Howarth, daughter of Mr and Mrs F J Howarth, won the Girls Junior Tennis Tournament by defeating Helen Janis in two straight sets 6 0 6 2 after a six week contest on the Huntington Courts. She also claimed earlier semi final wins and has three victories this year including San Gabriel Valley Track Meet and San Marino Day Junior Girls Foot Race.
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Huntington
Lorraine Howarth
F. J. Howarth
Lorain Road
Helen Janis
Miss Howarth
Phyllis Summers
Carl Heideman
Evelyn Crump
San Gabriel Valley
San Marino
Huntington School
Noted Scholar F P Wilson Joins Huntington as Visiting Scholar
Professor F P Wilson, eminent Elizabethan scholar, arrives at Huntington Library under invitation to join visiting scholars for the year. He plans to edit Dekker non dramatic works using Huntington’s unique copies, including the 1628 Warres Warres tract, and will collaborate with Oxford University Press Clarendon edition.
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F. P. Wilson
England
Huntington Library
Wilson
Thomas Dekker
British Museum
Dekker
Warres
London
Shakespeare
Ben Jonson
Clarendon Press
Oxford University
Rosicrucians Select Col Bailey as Secretary
At a Rosicrucian Fellowship Pasadena Center meeting Col Edward P Bailey was elected secretary to fill the vacancy after Miss Mabel White resigned. The group planned extended activities in Pasadena and met at the Parkview Hotel. Bailey, a prominent San Marino resident, was chosen to lead the secretary duties.
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Rosicrucian Fellowship
Pasadena Center
Col
Edward P. Bailey
Mabel White
Pasadena
Parkview Hotel
Colonel Bailey
San Marino
Alhambra resident wins world horseshoes title
Theodore Allen of Alhambra captured the world horseshoes championship at the Century of Progress World’s Fair in Chicago by defeating C. C. Davis of Kansas City in a two game pitch-off held last Monday.
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Alhambra
Theodore Allen
Allen
Chicago
C. C. Davis
Kansas City
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Avalon
the Isthmus
Cherry Valley
H. P. Monahan
G. P. A. C. L. McFaul
Honolulu
Huntington P.T. A
Ira C. Ratterree
LeRoy D. Kellogg
Col. Bailey
Sec’y
Alhambran
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