John Brown University Holds Picnic at Bixby Park
John Brown University at Siloam Springs Arkansas hosted its summer picnic at Bixby Park drawing an estimated 5000 attendees. Evangelist Harry Anderson gave the invocation and the Good Ship Grace quartet of Los Angeles provided vocal music while John Edward Brown acted as toastmaster introducing speakers including the San Marino Tribune editor who recalled the school’s early days and triumphs.
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John Brown University
Siloam Springs
Ark
T Bixby Park
Harry Anderson
Good Ship Grace
Los Angeles
John Edward Brown
Pan Pacific Exposition Wins Bold Admiration
Reporter Frank Collins visits the Pan Pacific Exposition to verify sensational reports of its beauty. He notes the site spans a vast park with scenic and architectural wonders, praising the overall layout from entry to exit and claiming the exhibit is unparalleled.
Western Trip Planned For Boy Scouts
San Marino Boy Scouts dream of a Washington trip to attend the silver jubilee and national jamboree with about 30,000 Scouts. President met health officials from Virginia and eastern states to discuss protection from infantile paralysis. They concluded risking exposure could ruin a Scout's life and potentially spread the disease while at the jamboree.
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Carroll J. Holting
San Marino
Washington, D. C
S. Cummings
United States
Virginia
San Marino drives 37 to 2 win over Los Angeles club
San Marino thrashed Los Angeles Produce Company 37 to 2 at Huntington School diamond. Pitcher K Vaughn allowed four scattered hits as San Marino hitters mopped up the night with a full lineup including Reed Rimgstrom and Bill Vaughn.
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San Marino
Huntington School
Los Angeles Produce Company
K. Vaughn
San Marinans
Reed Rimgstrom
Richard Buck
John Gleie
Carroll Holt
Thayer Bliss
Marshall Westcott
Robert Wilson
Bill Vaughn
Win Hayes
San Marino Rejects All State Bond Proposals
In a light turnout at the special state election San Marino voters uniformly opposed three bond measures. The results across eight precincts show Proposition 1 state building bond 75 yes 426 no. Proposition 2 short term borrowing 25 yes 476 no. Proposition 3 finance contract with Rector Dam Authority for water to state institutions 32 yes 469 no.
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San Marino
Registrar of Voters
Rector Dam
City Council Wrestles With Tax Problem
City Council debates vital budget questions and the tax rate late Wednesday as officials work through fiscal concerns and seek a stable financial plan for the city. The discussion continues as the budget process advances toward resolution.
School Board Hires Two New Teachers This Week
The school board announces two new teachers joining the staff. Mrs. Dickey departs to join an oil company, and Miss Gates, a graduate of Occidental College, taught in Anaheim for four years. The Huntington School welcomes Miss Giese, UCLA graduate, who began her teaching career there.
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Dickey
Miss Gates
Occidental College
Anaheim
New Huntington School
Miss Giese
University of California At
Los Angeles
Fall Play Season To Begin Soon At San Marino Studio Theater
The San Marino Studio Theater Board plans a fall season starting Monday September 30 with Ankou by Jane Hinton of Santa Monica. A dinner and one act night will feature a raffle for a painting of the Old Mill by Orpha Klinker Carpenter, with campus set for September 20 at Huntington School Cafeteria and three one act plays after the dinner.
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San Marino
Ankou
Jane Hinton
Santa Monica
Brittany
Studio Theater
Sen Marino
Orpha Klinker Carpenter
Los Angeles
Huntington School
San Schools Plan Seeks Grade Shifts and Building Proposals
The plan calls for three north to south routes with Joneman School and Huntington School, positioning barns east of the center to attend Huntington. It appears tied to earlier district changes and a building program begun last fall.
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Joneman School
Huntington School
Two Burglars Found Guilty By L A Jury
Frances Krug and Vaughn Rejebian were found guilty in a second burglary trial over the 1622 Shenandoah home of Mrs. Mildred Kelsow. John Rankin was acquitted. Jurors reached the decision Wednesday night at 10. Sentencing set for Monday, August 19 before Superior Judge J. J. Trabuccos. Chief of Police Gene B. Woods Lt. Glenn McClung and Officer Harry Miller testified.
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Mildred Kelsow
Shenandoah
J. J. Trabuccos
Frances Krug
Margaret King
Vaughn Rejebian
al Green
John Rankin
Gene B. Woods
Glenn McClung
Harry Miller
Robert Kay Injured In Auto Accident
Two accidents occurred late Saturday within about an hour, causing slight injuries. Nine year old Robert Kay, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Kay, was Run over after dashing into the street to greet his father as he returned home. He was taken to Alhambra Health Center with a severe cut on his left arm.
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Robert Kay
Lloyd Kay
Oak Knoll
Marie Swindel
North Michigan
Pasadena
Kay
Alhambra
San Marino Receives Community Betterment Trophy
San Marino delegates at the American Legion convention in Fresno earned the Baron Fitts Community Betterment Trophy for the highest turnout among registered voters in the last general election. A telegram from delegates Byron Fitts A. F. Jackson Stanley Arndt Norvin Smith announced the honor and noted a later date for formal presentation.
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San Marino
American Legion
Fresno
Baron Fitts
San Marino Tribune
San Marino American Legion Tonight
Byron Fitts
A. F. Jackson
Stanley Arndt
Norvin Smith
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