City Council Sets 1930 31 Tax Budget and Levy
The midsummer council session chaired by Mayor Richard H. Lacy approved the property valuations for two districts totaling 14 798 130 up from last year. A general fund budget of 144 733 includes 32 700 for departments 13 318 for park maintenance and 5 450 for park bonds with additional bond interest. Auditors Lybrand Ross Montgomery and the finance committee reviewed figures while plans for a Wilson avenue bridge and a 150 000 Alhambra health center were presented and invited for public inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
General Fund
City Park
TOC
Et Beef Lybrand
Ross Brothers & Montgomery
H. Stanley Bent
Bent
Wilson Avenue
Los Robles
Five Injured In Collision At P E Crossing
A Pacific Electric car struck a truck and trailer at Garfield and Huntington drive injuring five people. James Holland of Los Angeles drove the truck and witnesses say he thought the interurban would stop. Victims include Harry K. Kellett and others treated at Pasadena Emergency Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oak Knoll Pacific Electric
Garfield
Huntington Drive
James Holland
Los Angeles
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Harry K. Kellett
Pasadena Emergency Hospital
Jeff Wick
Aliso St
Clifford Thomas
Midlock Avenue
Altadena
Harry Hanson
E. Fourth St
Virginia Schottenberg
N. Meridith Avenue
Pasadena
San Marino Building Permits Near 1.5 Million
Building records kept by inspector George Cronshey show six months totals reaching 1,390,831.84 and nearly 1.500 million with the first two weeks of August. Major permits include W. O. Tears to build a two story nine room house at 645 Canterbury Road for 18,000 and others for 10,000 12,000 and 16,000 dollar projects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
George H. Crowshey
George Cronshey
W. O. Tearsey
Canterbury Road
R. Steayton Dorris
James M. Gaylord
Adair Street
Vernal E. Clark
Minton Cronkhite
Marvin S. Hall
Franklin Latham
Eliza C. Mowry
Thaddeus Libby UpdeGraff
Oxford Road
Locals Victory as San Marino Defeats Glendale 5 to 3
San Marino beat Glendale 5 to 3 in a lively practice tie. San Marino has a 3 and 3 record and will face Arcadians next Thursday under stadium lights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Glendale
Arcadians
Burglar's Loot Turned In to Pasadena Police
Loot taken from K Bedros home at 2895 Mataro street Pasadena found Tuesday near the Frank Meline Company office and turned over to police. Insurance papers a bank book a child's bank and jewelry valued about 150 dollars were taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. Bedros
Mataro Street
Pasadena
Frank Meline Company
L. L. Beer
Citizens Aid Chief Parker Against Peddlers and Impostors
Chief of Police Ben Parker warns San Marino residents about growing calls from solicitors and peddlers. Impostors frequent homes posing as legitimate workers, posing a threat to residents and inviting theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Parker
San Marino
Arcadian Family Returns From Alaska Journey
Mr and Mrs Charles W Stewart and daughter Virginia of Arcadia have completed a two and a half month Alaska tour. They flew around Mt McKinley and traveled within the Arctic Circle where Stewart represented the Adventurers of the World and planted the group flag. A full report with pictures will be given at the next Adventurers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles W. Stewart
Virginia
Arcadia
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Stewart
Arctic Circle
Adventurers of the World
San Marino
Aviatrix Wins At Derby By Close Margin
Mrs Florence Lowe Barnes wins the first Tom Thumb air derby from Long Beach to Santa Paula and return in 1 hour 59 seconds ahead of Gladys ODonnell. ODonnell fainted before takeoff. Melba Gorby Clema Granger and Gertrude Meyer vie for minor prizes in a foggy scene. The National Air Derby spans from Long Beach to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviatrix
Derby
Florence Lowe. Barnes
Long Beach
Santa Paula
Melba Gorby
Pasadena
Clema Granger
Santa Monica
Gertrude Meyer
National Air
Chicago
Covered Wagon Returns Home From Yosemite
Major Maurice Veranda and his two sisters Frances and Elsie return from a summer trip to Yosemite with cadets. He served with the Officers Reserve Corps and was assigned to the Presidio for two weeks with the 517th Artillery, then visited Fort McArthur with the 977th Anti Aircraft Artillery. The Academy opens its new year on September 15 with prospects for strong attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yosemite
Maurice Veranda
Frances
Elsie
Veronda
Presidio
517Th
San Marino School Board Sets Next Year Plans
The San Marino School Board meets Monday to finalize the next year's program. Classes begin Monday September 15 at Henry Huntington and George S. Stone man schools. Grounds at Stone man are being prepared to present a lovely, useful appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Henry E. Huntington
George S. Stoneman
Gibbs Buys Old Mill Vista Tract
Harold Jackson of Hugh Evans & Company sells the balance of Old Mill Vista No 1 on the west side of San Marino to Lawrence B Gibbs builder residing at 1740 Ramiro road. Gibbs plans construction on Doresta road near El Molino with several residences valued from 17500 to 25000.
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Harold Jackson
San Marino
Hugh Evans & Company
Mill Vista
Lawrence B. Gibbs
Ramiro Road
Gibbs
Doresta Road
el Molino
Walter J. Miller Plans Stronger Insurance Pursuit
Walter J. Miller, formerly with San Marino Realty Company, announces he has not sold his insurance business and will actively pursue and specialize in insurance. He cites years of underwriting experience in the East before moving to California. The Tribune wishes him success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter J. Miller
San Marino
Raymond Driving Range praised as great golf instruction
Polly Drew endorses Fred Sherman of the Raymond Driving Range in Fair Oaks Foothill South Pasadena as an excellent beginner golf instructor. She notes his patient knowledge and personable teaching style creating satisfying ball contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Drew
Fred Sherman
Raymond Driving Rangs
Fair Oaks
Foothill
South Pasadena
Fred
Tennis Tourney to Meet Sunday
The Alhambra district tournament including San Marino will be played next Saturday and Sunday at the Alhambra Athletic Club courts and the City Park courts. Finals are scheduled for the following weekend at the same times, with junior tournaments on Monday afternoon August 18 and continuing through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alhambra
San Marino
Ahhambra Athletic Club
City Park
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Richard H. Lacy
Valentine
Hertrich
Mr. Crowell
City Hall
L. A. Johnson
P.E. Crossing
Neacn
Citizens
Parker
Southwestern Military Academy
Old Mill Vista Tract
the Tribune
Miller
Raymond
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