Commander R L Low Dies at Home in San Marino
Commander Robeson Lea Low aged likely in the late years died suddenly at his San Marino home on November 24 after a long career in naval and business circles. A California native born in San Francisco he studied at Annapolis in 1891 and later led the Fourth Battalion of the New York Naval Militia. He remained active in naval affairs and industry, with wartime service and a stint with Title Guarantee and Trust Company Jamaica Long Island Branch.
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Robeson Lea Low
Santa Anita Avenue
San Marino
New York City
San California
San Francisco
Bertha Lea Low
Philadelphia
United States Military Academy
Annapolis
Admiral Leigh
Admiral Hough
Leena
General Richards
Marines
Naval Academy
Jamaica, Long Island
The
Title Guarantee and Trust Company of New
Judge Mackel to Preside Over San Marino Court
San Marino judge James P. Mackel will preside over the Police Court at 9 oclock tomorrow morning. It will be his first session as the new magistrate and a large number of callers are expected to welcome him to weekly duties.
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San Marino
James P. Mackel
Police Court of
Fred B. Dickey Named New City Treasurer
The Tribune corrects a mix up by confirming Fred B. Dickey was appointed City Treasurer by the City Council at the last session. Donald E. Dickey, a chemical engineer residing at 2464 Ridgeway Road, had been confused with him in an editorial error.
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Fred B. Dickey
New City
Donald E. Dickey
Tribune
Ridgeway Road
Fred E. Dickey
Oak Knoll Avenue
A Vision of Prosperity and Gratitude in Our Town
A speaker extols a perfect civic life praising a healthy climate fine schools churches and abundant books and art. The oration claims unusually low poverty and urges residents to give thanks lift faces to the sky and move forward with gratitude.
First Court of Awards Held by San Marino Girl Scouts
In San Marino the first Court of Awards took place at Huntington School with about 90 attendees. Troop 27 celebrated its birthday as Troops 23 and 14 assisted in the ceremony. After the Scout Horseshoe and pledge to the flag, second class badges were presented by Miss Esther Ansel to Betty Lou Brooks Barbara Bruck Marilyn Caunt and Priscilla Cunningham along with observer badges.
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San Marino
Huntington School
Esther Ansel
Betty Lou Brooks
Barbara Bruck
Marilyn Caunt
Priscilla Cunningham
Heffner Visits Father's Big Ranch
R A Heffner former city official travels to his father’s ranch described as a large property with notable buildings. He reports amazement at the scale of the ranch and affirms his connection to the family enterprise.
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R. A. Heffner
Father
Heffner
Huntington P T A Plan Nite O Nites
The Huntington School P T A schedules its December meeting for December 12 at 8 PM in the Junior High auditorium South Pasadena The event was postponed a week to allow extra preparation time for a highly anticipated program by the San Marino Chorus and the P T A Drama Department
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Huntington School
P.T. A
South Pasadena
San Marino Chorus
Drama
California Ranch Employment and Cattle Pasture Figures
A fragment notes early California ranching style and states 50 to 60 men were employed on the ranch with at least 10,000 cattle pastured thereon.
San Marino D A R Hosts Dinner Party at Kirk Home
The San Marino D A R met November 20 at 1464 Virginia Road to honor their husbands with a dinner party. Mrs. E P Cheverton led a program of musical numbers, games, and a spelling bee. Honor guest was Mrs. Frederick F Gundrum, state regent. co hosts were Mrs. Edward Sprotte and others.
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Norman Kirk
Virginia Road
San Marino
E. P. Cheverton
Frederick F. Gundrum
D A. R
San Marino Chorus Meeting at Maxson Home
The San Marino Chorus will gather at the home of Dr and Mrs Eugene Maxson at 975 Darby Road next Monday evening for their monthly social. Rehearsals continue for the P T A program set for December 12.
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San Marino
Eugene Maxson
Darby Road
Grand Opera Opens In San Gabriel
The Mission Grand Opera Company of San Gabriel launches Cavalleria Rusticana tonight in the Mission Play house directed by Frederic Galloway with Edgar Temple overseeing stage direction. Alda Lennard leads as Santuzza with Maurice Stavazza as Turiddu and Lionel De Sallier as the baritone. Myrtle Carver understudies Santuzza. Beatriz Salazar and Delores Garcia take Lola and Lucia. A 60-voice English chorus and valley-sourced orchestration back the production as a community driven effort across the San Gabriel valley. Madeline Lux, former Mission Play prima donna, arrives late to join the scene.
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Mission Grand Opera Company
San Gabriel
Mascagni
Grand Opera
Turridu
Lionel de Salliers
Alhambra
Opera Comique
Montreal
Canada
Myrtle Carver
Santuzza
Beatriz Salazar
Delores Garcia
Mission Play
San Gabrel Valley
San Gabriel Valley
Madeline Lux
Troop 1 Boy Scouts Meet Tonight at Park Cabin
The Wolverine Patrol of Troop 1 plans a Scout meeting Friday night at the park cabin. A World War flying corps veteran will share thrilling wartime experiences. Members urged to wear uniforms and bring prospective Scouts. plans for December trip to Forest Home will be made.
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Troop
Forest Home
Alhambra Phone Added to Tribune Equipment
The San Marino Tribune announces addition of the Alhambra phone service to its equipment to serve readers and subscribers. The number is Alhambra 5707, while the Pasadena line remains WAkefield 3343.
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Tribune
San Marino Tribune
Pasadena
Wakefield
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