Titans Ready for CIF Playoff Clash at Mount San Antonio
San Marino Titans enter CIF Division Northern Group quarterfinals undefeated after an opening win and will travel to Mount San Antonio College to face Pomona Catholic. Key players include Skip Face with 174 season points and Brad Peery aiming for touchdowns.
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San Marino Titans
Mount San Antonio College
Pomona Catholic
Titans
Mater Dei
Paso Robles
Santa Maria
San Luis Obispo
Santa Monica
Arroyo Grande
Pomona
Trena
H. Ochoa
Moreno
Pat
Ochoa
Titan
CIF
Skip Face
Igskin
Brad Peery
St. Francis
Burglary Suspects Behind Bars After Oakland Street Raid
Five men and two women were jailed after a San Marino resident and Motor Officer John L. Higginbotham nabbed suspects in a burglary spree. Stolen goods valued over $6000 were recovered, including a mink cape worth over $1500 and various personal items. Authorities linked the arrests to recent San Marino burglaries and recovered property in Arcadia and Pasadena.
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San Marino
John L. Higginbotham
Richard F. Cobb
Arcadia
Carlaris
Higginbotham
E. H. Warnock
Carlaris Road
Cobb
Mink Cape
Mesa
W W. Cass
Robert Horensmi
Pasadena
Joree
al Elsexburn
Blackburn
al Blackburn
Monrovia
Jerry Ewing
Drive History Repeats as Prices Climb
Quote of the week warns of rising costs as history repeats itself. The text laments inflated prices from continuing patterns and notes commentary on family and heaven tied to homeownership.
San Marin residents named for county grand jury duty
San Marin residents are among 115 nominees for Grand Jury duty in the county. Names include Arthur C. Johnson and J. Paul Swickara, with several others proposed by judges such as McKesson Patrosso Ware Praeger and Nourse. Ninety six additional nominees will be screened before 19 are chosen to serve.
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San Marino
Superior Court
How To Reach Titan Game Friday From City Roads
Directions to the Titan vs Pomona Catholic game at Mt Antonio College campus. Go east on Las Tunas to Arrow Highway. From Las Tunas and San Gabriel Blvd it is 12 miles to Citrus Ave. Turn right and go south 3.2 miles to Cameron below Garvey. Turn left on Cameron for 4 miles to the college campus.
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Pomona Catholic
Mt. Antonio College
Las Tunas
Arrow Highway
San Gabriel Boulevard
Citrus Avenue
Cameron
Garvey
College
Exchange Club backs San Marino car club Cobras
The San Marino Exchange Club sponsors the Cobras, a five club youth auto program. Arthur G. Krauel is named chairman of the guidance committee by Club President Arthur W. Meifert. Dan Neale leads the San Marino High School junior roster of twenty members working on car projects and a car built with handicapped boys.
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Cobras
Arthur G. Krauel
City Recreation Department
Arthur W. Meifert
Dan Neale
San Marino High School
Six San Marino Scouts Earn Eagle Awards at Court of Honor
Six boys received Eagle Scout honors Monday night at Huntington School in a Court of Honor. Recipients include Edward Wais troop 331 Jeff Gaylord troop 352 Don Clark troop 354 Dennis Kneier troop 356 Thomas Barron troop 356 and Tony Dean post 354. Life and Star awards were also presented to several Scouts and Explorers by D. H. Carter and the Knights of Dunamais.
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San Marino
Huntington School
Edward A. Wais
Jeff Gaylord
Don Clark
Dennis Byron Kneier
Thomas H. Barron
Tony Dean
D. H. Carter
Knights of Dunamais
Denny Geiler
Tommy Stroud
George Douglas Moir
Clayton Hellopeter
Peter Brandon
David Borum
Duane Edmonds
Steve Kellogg
Larry Baylies
David Dundas
John Richards
Barry Angles
Norman Altshuler
Charles Whited
Emmett MacCorkle
Jack S. Batson
Pat Ward
Pat Callagham
Cecil Withers
Newton Withers
Steven Hall
Wayne Phillips
Richard Fenton
Insurance Executives Meet in San Francisco
Thomas A. Batson and Martin I. Scott of this city will attend a three day conference of insurance executives in San Francisco starting next Monday.
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Thomas A. Batson
Martin I. Scott
San Francisco
Seven SMHS Gridders on All League First Team
Seven San Marino High School football players earned Rio Hondo League first team honors led by tackle Rennie Glasoe end Bill Cooper and guards Ted Patton Skip Face George Walker Brad Peery and Tom Cottle. Additional first team members included Billy Fancher Bob Clay and defenders from Bell Gardens South Pasadena and Temple City.
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San Marino
Rennie Glasoe
Bill Cooper
Ted Patton
Bucks Bill
George Walker
Brad Peery
Tom Cottle
Mike Roci
Rob Roy
Louie Ocello
Sam Self
Charles F. Piper
Rio Hondo League
Billy Fancher
Bell Gardens
Bill Archer
South Pasadena
Jim Moseley
Bob Clay
Larry Parque
Gary Norberg
Temple City
Brainard Funeral Services Held for George Robert Brainard
Funeral services were held for George Robert Brainard at 11 a.m. at the DuBois Funeral Home in San Gabriel with Max Flickinger officiating. Interment was private. Brainard, who owned a service station at 340 Huntington Drive for 11 years, was born in Glas tonbury Conn and lived in California 26 years. He leaves Dorothy, a daughter Mrs John Kvalstad of West Covina, a son Robert Francis Brainard of Centralia Wash, two sisters Mrs Richard Pitney and Mrs J H Plato, a brother Nelson H Brainard of Arcadia and four grandchildren.
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George Robert
Bob” Brainard
DuBois Funeral Home
San Gabriel
Max Flickinger
Mr. Brainard
Huntington Drive
Glastonbury
Conn
Mayesdale Avenue
Temple City
California
Dorothy
John Kvalstad
West Covina
Robert Francis Brainard
Centralia
Wash
Richard Pitney
South Glastonbury
J. H. Plato
West Haven
Comn
Nelson H. Brainard
Arcadia
Morley lauds Dulles as world’s top diplomat and urges party unity
John Morley told more than 200 San Marino Women’s Republican Club members that Eisenhower and Secretary of State Dulles are held in high esteem worldwide and considered the best diplomats by Asiatic nations. He urged Republican solidarity and criticized government control of schools in Russia. He warned that recognizing Israel without UN sanction alienated Arabs and noted the army’s rising influence in Russia as a factor in global upheaval, yet saw renewed hope for peace.
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John Morley
San Marino
Republican Party
Russia
United Nation
Morley
City of San Marino Audit Shows Slight Revenue Rise
The annual audit for the year ending June 30, 1905, filed with City Manager C. E. Martin, shows net revenues of $507,118 a 1.1 percent rise from the prior year and general fund expenditures up 2.7 percent. Net revenue increased $5,445 and expenditures $13,578.
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San Marino
C. E. Martin
Gail Shannon Winds Up A Rose Queen Candidate
Gail Shannon a 19 year old San Marino resident and Pasadena City College student has been named one of seven finalists for the Pasadena Rose Queen. The final decision will be announced December 6 with the other six serving as court princesses at festivities and public appearances. Shannon is a Peoria Illinois native, 5 feet 4 inches tall, 116 pounds with measurements 34 24 35. She is majoring in elementary education and drama and enjoys tennis horseback riding and caring for her dog.
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Pasadena City College
Gail Shannon
Harry W. Mason
Wilbury
Pasadena
Peoria, Ill
Accidentless SD Day urged by San Marino leaders
San Marinans are urged to cooperate on Safe-Driving Day sponsored by President Eisenhower with leaders Dan Neaie and Bulon Johnson stressing courtesy, adherence to traffic laws, and full attention. The article also reviews the city’s revenues and expenditures for the year ending June 30, 1955, noting a general fund red for the second year and a total net revenue of 847,623 against 812,656 expenditures, with assessed valuation up 2.12 percent to 94,449,630.
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General Fund
Ermits
Splsco
Pasadena Woman Henrietta Koulouris Dies
Henrietta A. Koulouris of Pasadena died Saturday after living in California all her life and two years in Pasadena. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Little Stone Church of Turner Stevens and Turner with Rev. Russell J. Prentice officiating. Interment followed at San Gabriel Cemetery. She is survived by two daughters Athena K. Fostinis of San Gabriel and Estia K. Feriazzo of Burbank and by her son Anthony J. Foto of Chaucer.
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Henrietta A. Koulouris
Pasadena
Anthony J. Foto
Chaucer Read
Russell J. Prentice
Alhambra
Little Stone Church
Turner, Stevens and Turner
San Gabriel Cemetery
School Board Grants Use Of Classrooms
The Board of Education authorizes Community Church to use three school classrooms for seven months from December through June while church renovations on Virginia road proceed. Church will cover maintenance costs. no tax monies used.
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Board of Ediucation
Officials Community Church
Becsuin
Virginia Road
Money and hubcaps stolen at San Marino church
Four wallets rifled at San Moering Community Church during service last Sunday. Losses include $77, $369 from Miss Carol McBlowen, $5 from Mrs. Wee Clinton Trillingham, $2 from Kenneth White, and $10 from Mrs. Robert Gawley. Four hubcaps taken from a car in the church parking lot. report filed with San Marino police by Mrs. L. Tawan of Arcadia.
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Carol McBlowen
Wee Clinton Trillingham
Kenneth White
Robert Gawley
L. Tawan
Arcadia
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