Knowland to Speak at San Marino Republican Club Meeting
Senator William F. Knowland will address the first fall meeting of the San Marino Women’s Republican Club at a 6:30 p.m. buffet supper at Lacy Park on September 24. Hosts include the California Federation of Republican Women and local clubs with cooperation from the San Marino Men’s and Young Republicans. Tickets are limited and available through listed ticket chairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William F. Knowland
United States Senate
San Marino
Republican Club
Lacy Park
St. Albans Road
Monterey Road
Cecil Kenyon
California Federation of Relian Women
Allen L. Laws
San Marino Men’s Republican Club and the San Marino
Young Republicans’ Club
W. Harry Carscalien
Sycamore
Arthur F. Simpson
Atlantic
Men’s Club
Joe Jordan
Clinton
Hurthle Dies at 93, Longtime Pasadena Resident
Hurthle, oldest resident, died at 93 at his son’s home on Lorain Road. Born in Württemberg Germany he moved to the United States as a youth and lived in Pasadena area 30 years. Survived by sons Otto and Herman three daughters Lucille Mitchell Friend Baker Jr. and a sister Miss Rickey Hurthle. Funeral set for 1 30 p m tomorrow at Pierce Bros Alhambra with burial in San Gabriel Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb Hurthle
Herman D. Hurthle
Lorain Road
Wurttenberg
Germany
Mr. Hurthle
First Methodist Church
Pasadena
San Marinan
Otto H. Hurthle
Waukegan, Il
Howard Mitchell
Fullerton
Lucille Hurthle
Friend Baker Jr
Altadena
Rickey Hurthle
Ludington
Mich
Pierce Bros
Grad Night Films To Be Shown At San Marino High
Movies and still photos from the June graduation night party at San Marino High School will be shown September 5 at p.m. in the Little Theatre. All graduates and other interested students and parents are invited to view the films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino High School
Local Youth Faces Narcotics Charge in City
Preliminary hearing for Larry McPherson, 21, of Euclid Avenue, Los Angeles, set for 1 30 p m in the Justice Court. He is charged with possession of narcotics. McPherson was arrested in the Mission district by Marine Police Sergeant Bennewitz and Jim Ralph, with seven cigarettes and sacks of marijuana found in his possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McPherson
Euclid Avenue
of Justice
Los Angeles
Son
San Marino
Mission District
Bennewitz
Jim Ralph
Sheriff's of
Water District Levy Okayed by City Council
City councilmen approved a water district levy of 18 cents per thousand dollars of assessed value last week, authorizing funding for district operations and improvements. The action set the tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year.
Summer Life In Finland Told In Letter From Tom Loynd
Tom Loynd, son of Mr and Mrs Hal Loynd of Lorain Road, reports from Finland where he lives with the Rag nar Krogius family in Helsingfors as an American Field Service exchange student. He describes language diversity, bi lingual Finns, a four million population, long summer days, numerous islands in the Archipelago, the folk school system, multilingual high school graduates, and a football match between Suomi and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Finland
Tom Loynd
San Marino
Hal Loynd
Lorain Road
Tom
Helsingfors
United States
Ragnar Krogius
Helsinki
Sven
Carl
Lapps
Sweden
Europe
Arctic Circle
Helsingfor
Kalko
Olympic Stadium
Suomi
Poland
Russia
Quote Fragments and Jabs in a Driveway Column
A collection of light quips and exchanges from a drive way coffee counter and street chatter. The snippets lampoon groupthink foreign aid debates lawn renovations in Huntington drive median and inflation complaints with wry observations on opinions and facts.
Mrs Mia Boyson Dies In Temple City
Mrs Mia Sofia Boyson mother of Mrs Martha B Smith of this city died Sunday August 25. Final services were held Monday at the Little Stone Church of Turner Stevens and Turner in Alhambra. She resided in Temple City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Sofia Boyson
Martha B. Smith
Little Stone Church
Turner, Stevens and Turner
Alhambra
Temple City
Bedroom Fire Damages Home on Sierra Madre Boulevard
Fire at the home of E. Nelson on Sierra Madre Boulevard caused $1800 in damage last week. Twin beds, rug, and fixtures burned after a cigarette started the blaze. smoke damage was heavy. Fire department crews responded at 6 40 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Nelson
Sierra Madre Boulevard
European Tour Ends For Two Local Students
Two San Marino students wrap up a summer in Europe with the Experiment in International Living program. Daniel M. Evans will return from Germany on September 4 aboard the Groote Beer, arriving in New York. Cordelia Creveling sails in September 11 aboard the Zuiderkruis after a summer in Spain. The program offers deep immersion, living with local families and a group trip with other American youths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Europe
Daniel M. Evans
J. M. Evans
Ashbourne Drive
Germany
New York
Cordelia Creveling
Louis Creveling
Melville Drive
Zuiderkruis
Spain
Sloggett Elevated to Assistant VP at Security-First Bank
Paul Sloggett of South Pasadena Branch was elected assistant vice-president by the bank board and will oversee cashier’s department and branch operations. Donald McGarry will succeed him later this year. Sloggett, born in Kansas, has a long California banking record and community ties in South Pasadena and San Marino.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul H. Sloggett
South Pasadena
Security
First National Bank
Sloggett
Donald McGarry
San Gabriel Valley
Beverly Hills
St. Marys
Kansas
California
The
Security Bank
San Marino
Clyde Church
Paul
Kiwanis
American Legion
Masonic Blue Lodge
Royal Arch
Margaret Sloggett
Death claims brother of Manley A Moule
Richard Harding Moule, brother of Manley A. Moule of Monterey road, died August 23. A Cleveland native, he resided in Sierra Madre 12 years. He leaves his wife Frances G. Moule and his brother. Final rites were held Tuesday and interment was private.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Harding Moule
Manley A. Moule
Monterey Road
Cleveland
Ohio
Mr. Moule
Sierra Madre
Frances G. Moule
Burning Ban Set Rubbish Collection Ordinance Passed
City Councilmen last week passed the rubbish collection ordinance effective October 1. The ban includes backyard incinerator burning as of the deadline and defines rubbish terms and container limits. The full ordinance is published elsewhere as a legal notice.
Signal Work Due After Labor Day Near Huntington Drive
Construction of four intersection signals on Huntington drive will start September 3, after a week delay due to vacations. City Council approved about $60,000 for the project at the intersections with Granada avenue Virginia road West drive and Del Mar avenue. work is expected to last 60 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Drive
Paul Barton
Public Works
Granada Avenue
Virginia Road
West Drive
del Mar Avenue
Opening of School Sept. 16 Will Feature 28 New Teachers
San Marino Unified School District opens for 1957 58 with 28 new teachers. Twenty two replace non returning staff and six are added across campuses Carver Stoneman Valentine Rumsey John Muir Huntington etc. Include new hires at High School and elementary grades with diverse credentials and prior experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Unified
Walter Dingus
Carolyn Thompson
University of California
Stoneman
Margaret Chrisman
Fresno State College
Lancaster
Sylvia Dilliplene
Kutztown State Teachers College
Reading
Penn
Valentine Valentine
Rumsey
San Diego State Ie
Elizabeth Donahue
Univers Illinois
Huntington
John Muir Jr. College
Kofford
Univerity
Orem
Utah
Content Protheroe
Southwest Missouri State
Louis Park
Minn
Ruth Rankin
All-City Swim Meet Brings Local Winners to Fore
Final events at 7 30 p.m. spotlight San Marino swimmers in freestyle backstroke and breaststroke. Over 100 San Marino youths ages six to 16 competed in Wednesday prelims with winners from last Saturday’s California Recreation Society meet led by Connie Mendell Tim O Connor Barry Angles and others. Dan O Connor served as team manager and William Angles acted as head judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Kiwanis Club
San Marino
California Recreation Society
San Gabriel Valley
Connie Mendell
Vicky Taylor
Asa Mendell
Danny O'Connor
Tim O’connor
Mike Sparkuhl
Ted Sparkuhl
Barry Angles
Miss Taylor
Pat
Dan O’connor
Vandyke Road
William Angles
San Marino Unified School District
Mrs Beulah Bell Williams Dies. Funeral Planned
Mrs Beulah Bell Williams mother of Mrs Jack D O Connor of Cambridge road died Monday in San Gabriel after 18 years residence. Funeral services set for this afternoon at Pierce Bros Chapel in Alhambra with Rev Donald Heyer officiating. Interment in Forest Lawn Memorial Park. Born in Huntsville Texas she had no other survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beulah Bell Williams
Jack D. O’connor
Cambridge Road
Pierce Bros
Four Youths Arrested On The Theft Counts
Four boys were arrested early this week on tire and wheel theft charges. Three are from this city and one from Pasadena, with Pasadena Police to prosecute. Lt. Joe Miller of San Marino Police confirmed recoveries from the youths’ homes and vehicles including tires wheels and two car jacks. Two suspects are 16 and two are 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena
Joe Miller
San Marino
Final Rites Held for Claude W Chipman
Funeral services were held yesterday for Claude William Chipman of Robin Road who died August 25. He had lived here 22 years and was past president of the El Sereno Kiwanis Club and a member of the Accountants Society of Los Angeles. Survivors include his wife Cynthia, two sons Wallace and Duane of Kaysville Utah, brothers Elburn of Kaysville Wayne of Salt Lake City and sister Verna Anthon of Santa Ana. Interment was in San Gabriel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude William Chipman
Robin Road
Chipman
el Sereno Kiwanis Club
Accountants Society of Los Angeles
Alhambra Church of Religious Science
Cynthia B. Chipman
Wallace
Duane Chipman
Kaysville
Utah
Elburn Chipman
Wayne Chipman
Salt Lake City
County Increases Tax Rate Nine Cents for 1957 58
The Board of Supervisors approved a rate of 1.92 dollars per 100 of assessed valuation for 1957 58 up from 1.83 last year. The county cites revenue loss and a drop in auto sales as reasons. 1957 58 financial requirements total 413 553 390 dollars, up 35 213 236 from the prior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Supervisors
New Students Sign Up As District Opens Registration
San Marino Unified School District begins registration for new students under Superintendent Walter Dingus. Offices run 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. from September 3. Classes start September 16 with staggered start times for high school and younger grades. District enrollment projected at 3255, up about 100 from last year. High school enrollment 1090. Valentine 380. Stoneman 270. Carver 675. Huntington 840. 147 certificated staff employed.
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San Marino Unified School District
Walter Dingus
Valentine
Stoneman
Carver
Huntington
Two San Marino youths cited in Girl Scout House fire
A fire at the Girl Scout House on West Drive was reported at 1 41 PM Saturday causing damaged cabinets uniforms and paper supplies and blistered paint. Two San Marino boys were cited for starting the blaze while playing with matches in the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girl Scout House
San Marino
West Drive
Tribune Early Deadlines Announced for Labor Day Week
The San Marino Tribune reminds contributors to submit by Friday for all departments with pictures and church news due early. The office will be closed Monday September 2 for Labor Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino Tribune
Animal License Law Now Has A Penalty
San Marino officials impose a fifty cent monthly penalty for delinquent dog licenses. All licenses remain valid until March 30, after which new permits are required and delinquency fees accrue at fifty cents per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Serrato Home Entered on Windsor Road
Entry gained by breaking a sliding glass door at the Serrato residence on Windsor road. Missing items include a $200 wrist watch and a motion picture camera, reported by San Marino Police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rafael Serrato
Windsor Road
San Marino
San Marino Graduates Head to 41 Colleges and Universities
Forty one San Marino High School seniors plan to attend colleges and a few enter the armed forces after graduation in 1957. Pasadena City College attracts the most with twenty eight students, Stanford 19, Berkeley 18, and Santa Barbara campus lists several names. The list groups graduates by college with names such as Jim Bartalero, Margaret Altshuler, Brenda Inman, and Rosemary Turn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena City College
Colorado Street
Stanford
California
Berkley
Richard Barcus
Kit Brown
Bob Brown
Marie Callahan
Ray Carnes
Ed Cooper
Rich Walters
SMHS
Santa Barbara
Jim Bartolero
Sue Cambell
Denis Kavanaugh
Chris Cotton
Betty Drake
Bill Madsen
Chris Pepys
Linda Peterson
Christine Roberg
Valerie Rockwell
Chris Quarton
Margaret Altshuler
Bill Ashton
Ron Bolstad
Dave Carter
Pixie Cowles
Bill Cooper
Steve Fellows
Jim Garrett
John Garrett
Marylyn Martell
Bill Merrill
Dick Mickley
Dave Mills
Bucky Oltmans
Judy Pascoe
Barbara Reed
Lil Riemer
Dee Walker
Sue Wheeler
Southern California
Brenda Inman
Rick Geiler
Ward Caldwell
Barry Beirman
Cheryl Foote
Dorothy Folgner
Dan Neale
Mary Paulson
Jo Ann Puttler
Gil Radzat
Don Whitaker
Diane Williams
Steve Tyler
Menlo
Howard Beck
Bill Bolton
Jay Gould
Mike Krotz
John Werden
Jamie White
John Wagner
George Wofford
Occidential
Rosemary
Death claims mother of Mrs J S Lawless in California
Mrs Sarah Heinzelman mother of Mrs James S Lawless of Wembley Road died Tuesday after making her home in Alhambra. Rev Frank S Hamilton Jr officiated. Survived by son William F Heinzelman of Altadena, grandchildren Karen Steven and Mary Ann Lawless, sister Mrs Freda Ruess of Balboa Island. Interment Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Heinzelman
James S. Lawless
Wembly Road
Frank S. Hamilton Jr
Alhambra
Calvary Presbyterian Church of
South Pasadena
William F. Heinzelman
Altadena
Karen
Steven
Mary Ann Lawless
Freda Ruess
Balboa Island
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Stores Close for Labor Day Holiday
The Huntington Library City library City Hall banks post office and many stores will close Monday September 2 for Labor Day. The Huntington Library will close Sunday September 1. Offices may observe a three day weekend with the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington Library
Civil Defense siren test scheduled for August 30
Civil Defense tests will mark the last Friday of the month with a 10 a.m. siren check. The drill occurs every month except the last Friday, when the unit conducts the formal test at 10 a.m. on August 30 in this city.
Flags Along Center Strip Approved
Flags along the center strip on both sides of the San Marino intersection were approved last week by City officials. Firemen responded to the scene as crews handled traffic control and safety concerns during the installation work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
City Samu Wae
Dhitud Aia Athe
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Sen. Knowland
Sen
William F. Kno
Hurthle
Water Dist
Levy Ok
F.T
S.T
Mrs. Boyson
Paul Sloggett
Carver School
Sigrid Billes
University of Leipzig
Ivan Brown
Los Angeles State College
Mary Turner
UCLA
Pearl Jacobs
Charles Baca
California State Polytechnic
Georgia Coulter
University of Oregon
Inglewood
Eugene Hague
Santa Ana
Jonathan Hardt
Pacific Union College
Krug
University of Santa Barbara
Ronald Lackey
B. Williams
C. W. Chipman
Arcadia
West Covina
Ide
Martin
Park Department
Police and Fire
Planning Commission
Fire Department
Tribune
Serrato
J. S. Lawless
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