30 Aug 1935
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1935
Page
1
Frank Collins relays a Sunday trip from Pasadena to Mt Wilson showing a dramatic temperature drop from 98 in Pasadena to 74 on the Mt Wilson veranda. The piece extols San Marino's favorable location and the relief gained by an hour’s ascent to the cool mountain air.
The San Marino baseball team dropped an 11 9 game to Rainier Brewing Company. San Marino’s lineup included Reed Ringstrom K Vaughn Dr Schmidt Dick Cronshey and others. Idt Wilson Vaughn Vaughn Giles each scored runs as San Marino prepares for next Tuesday’s game vs the Wilse Automobile Club of California.
A movement to inaugurate Dollar Days in San Gabriel Valley cities and towns mobilizes shoppers to visit home stores for bargains. San Marino has not built a trading center yet and residents must continue to rely on nearby communities for shopping opportunities.
City Treasurer Fred B. Dickey reported burglars rifled his home at 2680 Oak Knoll avenue while the family vacationed in Manhattan Beach. They stole a large suitcase a lady’s overnight bag a revolver and various items. The house was ransacked mail opened and a Los Angeles bank letter found. police saw it as a glove job with no fingerprints.
Lee the Temple editor is recovering after a motorist crashed into Aldrich's car as he backed from a driveway in Temple. Doctors warned he must not think of business for months while he heals from severe head injuries and a broken vertebra.
Added to San Sfarino's list of 2 story residence at 1885 Virginia road to cost $7930 with R F Pierson of Hollywood as contractor. J Gumbotz was granted a per
Huntington Library and Art Gallery in San Marino will keep public exhibitions open through September breaking the usual annual schedule. The extension accommodates September tourist traffic. research use remains available. The facility houses renowned paintings, original manuscripts, and first editions.
Police report a Thursday burglary at Henry D. McDonald’s barn 1735 West Drive. Harness items stolen. part of the goods found on a parkway by Oakleigh Drive. tracks remain around the barn as officers investigate.
Mexicans charged with hit and run, armed with a single clue a piece of adhesive leads to the arrest of John Callahan and Richard Contreras for crashing Archie A. Smiths car at a drive in market near San Gabriel. The matter was adjusted with payment of damages.
Carroll J. Holt reports the Boy Scouts have completed a Yellowstone delegation journey described as a knockout trip by Tallman Trask. The scouts are due home today to report details, with further notes arriving by air mail from Holt.
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