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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 04, 1952

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Ball Named as Nixon Successor Candidate Mentioned for Senate

The Progress Bulletin of Pomona reports Tom Ball of San Marino as a potential candidate to replace Nixon in the U S Senate. Ball, a Los Angeles attorney for Du Pont, has a brother Ed Ball influential in Florida politics. Gov Warren is expected to name the nomination by December 20.

United States Dick Nixon Warren San Earl Warren Nixon California U. S Tom Ball San Marino Ball Los Angeles DuPont Company Ed Ball Florida Gov. Warren

Rev Powell Accepts Call To St Marys By the Sea

The Rev John Powell resigns from St Edmunds Episcopal Church after four years to become rector at St Marys by the Sea Pacific Grove on the Monterey Peninsula. He is a Duke, Yale Divinity School and USC film program graduate with two sons, Scott and Stephen, and a receptions planned at 696 Winston Avenue.

John Powell St. Edmund’s Episcopal Church Powell St. Mary’s by-the-Sea Pacific Grove St. Edmund’s St. Edmund's Monterey Peninsula Pacific Coast Noel T. Arnold Pasadena Duke University Yale Divinity School USC School of Cinema Yale England

Chest Drive Report Due At Council Meeting

San Marino residents are invited to a December 8 meeting at City Hall to discuss the Community Chest. Laurence Rooney will present the drive report, with the campaign nearing its year goal, and Clyde Holley will propose officers for the coming year.

San Marino Laurance Rooney Clyde Holley

One-way Drive Change-over Prompts Horns and Narrow Escapes

Monday morning marked the one way traffic switch with heavy horn honking and numerous near misses. The feature of the change over was an increased speed along the drive and no reported accidents.

Citizens’ Parking Commission Angular

Ulvestad Elected Chairman of Recreation Board

San Marino at its regular meeting elected Norvald Ulvestad as chairman and Mrs. Howard Seidell as secretary for the year. Edward L. Nelson joined as a new three year term member. others include Mrs. R. G. Kenyon and Ben H. Eaton. Retiring chairman L. Hartley Smith attended to conclude his term.

San Marino Smith C. C. Howard Howard

Fire Insurance Rates Cut Costs for Homeowners

A new rating system by the Pacific Fire Rating Bureau lowers building rates and raises contents charges, yielding an overall savings of about ten to twenty percent for average homes. San Marino example shows shingles and composition roof dwellings with reduced building costs and modest content increases, effective December 1 but not retroactive.

Pacific Fire Rating Bureau San Marino Tribune Huntington Associates

San Marian cleaner returns clothes after rummage sale prep

A family had set aside old clothes for a rummage sale. The cleaner took the bundle from the back porch and cleaned every garment for a $30 bill. The delivery was late, so the clothes will be saved for the next sale.

San Marian

Barnum Home Gutted By Fire

Early Sunday a fire severely damaged the residence of Jerome D. Barnum Jr at 1535 San Gabriel Boulevard destroying the living room and several antique collections including ivory and china sets. The fire started from a smoldering cigarette after a party and caused more than $20 000 in losses. A canary died from smoke. the Barnums escaped with their children staying with grandparents for the weekend.

Jerome D. Barnum Jr San Gabriel Boulevard Barnums K. L. Carver

Heart attack fatal for Mrs. M. L. Kenyon

Mrs. Mary L. Kenyon of San Gabriel widow of Lt. Col. Edgar C. Kenyon Jr. died of a heart attack on November 28. She moved to California in 1906, lived in Alhambra then San Gabriel for 15 years, and is survived by her daughter Laura, a sister Anna Bartlet, a brother in Redlands, and siblings in Adrian, Michigan. Services were held at Wee Kirk o the Heather Forest Lawn with burial there.

Mary L. Kenyon San Gabriel Edgar C. Kenyon Jr Lorain Road Kenyon California Alhambra Laura “Feenees Kenyon Anna Bartlett Huntington Drive Redlands Adrian Mich Wee Kirk O Forest Lawn Forest Lawn Memorial Park

Gifts for Servicemen Deadline at Depot Tomorrow

Christmas packages for a Gift Lift to Korea must be collected by tomorrow at the designated depot. The drive is led by the Los Angeles Junior Chamber of Commerce with local clubs and the Business and Professional Association, chaired by Mrs. Alexander Davidson. Shepard and Morgan at 2302 Huntington Drive is the collection point.

Korea Los Angeles

Truck Involved In Accident On Monday Morning

A traffic accident occurred Monday morning involving a large feed truck driven by Harold J. traveling west on the side of the drive. The report notes heat from a regulatory change but provides few additional details.

Harold J

Thief Steals Slacks and $150

A thief entered Fred J. Robbins's home at 1364 Waverly Drive early Monday and took his slacks with $150 inside and the hostess's purse with nine dollars. Mrs. Robbins woke briefly, no evidence of forced entry found, and the loss was not discovered until morning.

Fred J. Robbins Waverly Drive

Police Officer Completes Course In Youth Guidance

Ralph Bennewitz of the city police department earned a certificate from the University of Southern California delinquency control institute. He joined 14 juvenile officers from six states and seven California communities in a 12 week program covering prevention social aspects legal and administrative factors in juvenile delinquency.

Ralph Bennewitz Police Department Delinquency Control Institute University of Southern California Bennewitz California Dan Pursuit United States

B P A to Sponsor San Marino Home Christmas Decoration Contest

The Business and Professional Association of San Marino will sponsor a third annual home Christmas decoration contest with $25 prizes in three divisions: most beautiful Christmas tree, best decorated lawn, and best decorated house. Open to all residents. last year's winners excluded.

The Business and Professional Association of San Marino Charles R. Martin Business and Professional Association Huntington Drive California

Wayne J Elvander rites held in Alhambra

Last rites for Wayne J Elvander of 2625 Monterey Road were conducted at Little Stone Church of Turner Stevens and Turner Alhambra. Burial followed at Riverview Cemetery Brawley. He was a San Francisco native with 12 years in the area and survivored by wife Lucille daughter Armina and son Wayne Jr.

Wayne J. Elvander Monterey Road Little Stone Church Turner, Stevens and Turner Alhambra Riverview Cemetery Brawley San Francisco Elvander Balder Lodge al Malaikah Temple Shrine of Los Angeles Native Sons of the Golden West American Legion Boyee Area el Centro Terminal Club Transportation Club

Toys Collected by Girl Scout Troop for LA Toy Loan

Community drive organized by Girl Scout Troop 43 at Bunker Hill Playground seeks toys in good condition. Needed items include roller skates dolls books and other wheel goods to brighten playtime for local children. For contributions contact Mrs. A R Wieschendorff or Mrs. Paul Foster.

Bunker Hill Playground Los Angeles Girl Scout Troop 43 A. R. Wieschendorff Atlantic Paul Foster Sycamore

San Marino Building Permits Struggle in November

San Marino records show only three new residence permits issued in November, per Building Inspector S. J. Press. The total value for the month reached 152,288 dollars, with 94,500 dollars attributed to a single project.

San Marino S. J. Press

Postal receipts show no gain for San Marino post office

San Marino's post office reported receipts for November totaling 11,584, up from 11,402 the previous year. Superintendent Marshall E. Lundgren announced the figures this week, noting an increase of 182 dollars for the month.

San Marino Marshall E. Lundgren

Tigers Meet La Jolla in CIF Semi Finals

South Pasadena High School’s Tigers advance to the CIF playoff semi final on Roosevelt Field meeting La Jolla High School at 8 o clock tomorrow night.

Tigers LA Jolla South Pasadena Roosevelt Field

Cub Scouts To Hold Christmas Party at Huntington School

The Cub Scout all Pack Christmas party will be held tomorrow evening in Huntington School auditorium. It is a fun only event for Cubs and parents and will be filled with a large attendance. Bobcat badges will be awarded to new Cubs.

Huntington School

Last Rites Held for Miss Clara Hart

Funeral services were held Monday at Church of the Ascension in Sierra Madre for Miss Clara Hart of 560 Bonita Avenue. A native of Allahabad India she had lived here 27 years. She is survived by two nieces Clara Avis Hart of Bronxville NY and Mrs Henry York. The Rev Harley G Smith officiated. Burial followed at Mount View Cemetery.

Church of the Ascension Sierra Madre Clara Hart Bonita Avenue Hart Allahabad India Clara Avis Hart Bronxville N.Y Henry York Harley G. Smith Mount View Cemetery

Rogers Named Advertising Manager At The Tribune

George B. Rogers was appointed advertising manager of The Tribune and began his duties this week. He has six years of ad experience in Alhambra and is known in Pasadena and San Marino. He lives at 621 North Almansor with his wife and two children, replacing Gould Smith who moved to a Camarillo newspaper.

George B. Rogers The Tribune Mr. Rogers Alhambra Pasadena San Marino North Almansor Rogers Gould Smith Camarillo

Titans Triumph in Open Season Opener Over Whittier

Titans celebrate a complete victory in the basketball opener against Whittier on Tuesday evening. All Titan teams B C and D won their tilts with B’s 23 to 14 and C’s 55 to 19, marking the first win of the season.

Whittier Son Titan B’s C’s D’s

Also Mentioned on This Page

St. Mary's Powells Scott Stephen East Roy Bolstad San Marino Community Council Ulvestad Mercantile Barnum M. L. Kenyon Automobile Club of Southern California Farmers Insurance Group Hollywood Turf Club Associated Charities Donald Laird Topeka, Kan San Marino, California Wayne Services Girl Scout Standsitill Cub Scouts G. B. Rogers Titans
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