Roger Jessup Given Warm Reception at Huntington School event
Residents and officials gathered at Huntington School to welcome Roger Jessup from the San Marino precinct. City figures praised his service as they discussed drainage projects for Granada Wash and related improvements approved for state and county support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Jessup
Jessup
Cty
Granada
San Marino
Washington
Pasqual
Winthrop Road
Kioad
Huntington
Avenue
San
Arenee Dickenson
Max Reger
A. F
Hammond Amed Champion Speech Contest Named
The 1999 Oak student Paul and Mrs were linked to the Hammond Amed Champion Speech Contest. The event occurred at the Institute of Technology with a Far West Tournament context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UL Hammond
AMED
Paul
Inatitute of Technology
Francisco
Incoherent OCR Note on Roosevelt and Dictatorship
Fragmentary prose cites James Truslow historian and a claim of Roosevelt's ongoing reelection. Mentions suppression of critics but lacks clear event, date, or verifiable facts. Note appears as garbled passages with no cohesive report or source.
San Marino Clubhouse Meeting To Progress Project
San Marino civic groups plan a joint meeting Monday night at 8 in the Huntington School sewing room to organize support for the clubhouse project. Committees from City Club Camp Fire American Legion Auxiliary Choral Club D A R PEO and other groups will join the effort with invitations extended to interested residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Huntington School
Frances Huntoon
Guy Miller
Discarded Toys Sought by Boy Scouts for Xmas
Assistant Scoutmaster Reginald Vesty of Troop 2 organizes a Christmas good turn project in San Marino. Troop members will be divided into districts to canvass the city for discarded toys for poor children. They seek community cooperation and will paint furniture wheel goods and craft small games. The group will coordinate with a welfare organization to distribute toys and food the day before Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reginald Vesty
Troop 2
Boy Scouts
San Marino
Leland Cross Father James Cross Dies in Glendale Services
Funeral services for James Herbert Cross were held Friday at the Little Church of the Flowers in Forest Lawn Glendale. The 77 year old Wisconsin native died Tuesday at his Eagle Rock home. He leaves widow Alice May Cross and three sons Harold M Cross Raymond C Cross and Leland H Cross of Arcadia San Marino and Los Angeles.
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James Herbert Cross
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Glendale
Cross
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Ridgeview
Eagle Rock
Alice May Cross
Harold M. Cross
Raymond C. Cross
Norman
Arcadia
Leland H. Cross
South
el Molino
San Marino
Madame Yacovleff Wins Prize at Allied Arts Fete
Madame Xenia Yacovleff, noted South Pasadena dancing teacher, won first prize for a creative dance group at the 1935 Southern California Festival of Allied Arts. She has built a reputation for original ballets staged in South Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madame Xenia Yacovleff
South Pasadena
Southern California
Stoneman P T A Schedules December 17 Meeting
The December meeting of the Stoneman P T A will be held on Tuesday December 17, not December 10 as previously announced. President Mrs McClarty Harbison confirms the change.
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Stoneman P.T. A
McClarty Harbison
Philharmonic Club Orchestra Meets Thursday
The San Marino Philharmonic Club held its first meeting with praise for Max Donner. The orchestra will meet every Thursday from 4 to 5 30 p m in Huntington School music room. Any orchestral player may join for 50 cents per rehearsal. Sponsored by the Huntington PTA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Bellona Elected President of South Pasadena Merchants
L. L. Bellona, manager of the Los Angeles Gas and Electric South Pasadena office, was chosen president of the South Pasadena Merchants Association at its annual meeting at the American Legion Clubhouse. A. F. Pelzer was vice president, W. J. Wohlwind secretary, and E. J. Eder treasurer. Directors include Morris K. Benagh and Charles F. Manahan. Bellona will assume the post at the January meeting. He served 18 months overseas in World War I and is active in the American Legion Post and Kiwanis Club. he is married with a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pasadena Merchants Association
American Legion
A. F. Pelzer
Foothill Review
W. J. Wohlwind
The
Service Rubber Stamp Co
E. J. Eder
Eder
Morris K. Benagh
Charles F. Manahan
Walter J. Gohmert
Wesley Burr
Bellona
Gas Company
South Pasadena
Quake Headlines From Ohio and Far Lands
George R. Craft of San Marino shares a Cleveland Plain Dealer editorial joking about an Ohio earthquake headline. The piece playfully links Ohio and California, imagining readers worldwide reacting to Cleveland earthquake news with mock astonishment and global curiosity.
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George R. Craft
San Marino
Cleveland
California
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Eathquakes
Ohio
Judy O’grady
Colonel’s Lady
Lake Erie
Japan
Jamaica
Peru
Timbuctoo
Associated Press
Madrid
Melbourne
Calcutta
Copenhagen
Ken Collings Reports From Harar War Zone
Kenneth Brown Collings, aviation correspondent for Liberty Magazine and son of the editor, writes from Harar Ethiopia. He notes no special war news this week but mentions hearing from home and a new building project. Next week the Tribune expects a direct report from the fighting zone.
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the Tribune
Kenneth Brown Collings
Liberty Magazine
Harrar
Mrs Hewitt Hosts December San Marino Book Forum
The December meeting of the San Marino Books and Drama Forum will be at Mrs. Leslie R. Hewitt’s home, 1250 Circle Drive. On Friday December 13 at 10 30 a.m. Mrs. Edward Tufts reviews current events and literature, while Mrs. Enid Hart presents dramatic reviews with Mrs. George Dunsmoor hosting for the day and assistants listed.
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Leslie R. Hewitt
1250 Circle Drive
San Marino Books and Drama Forum
Oscar Rasbach
Edward Tufts
Enid Hart
George Dunsmoor
Mesdames A. L. Zt
Richard Townley
Theodore Eggleston
William Coleman
Building Permits Hit $105000 in November
November total building permits reached $105,500 marking the fourth time this year over $100,000. Notable items include a $1,000 playroom addition for Ada Huntzinger, an estimated $7,000 seven room home on Lorain road, and an $8,500 two story house in San Marino area. San Gabriel leads regional construction with $388,985.25 for first 11 months of 1934. nearby cities show varied totals.
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San Gabriel
Alhambra
Arcadia
South Pasadena
Monrovia
Sierra Madre
Use of Money by Children Discussed by PTA Group
Mothers invited to a Stoneman PTA program next Wednesday on the use of money by children. The session, led by Mrs. Harry Archbald of San Marino, features prominent parent education authority.
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Stoneman P.T. A
Harry Archbald
San Marino
Burglary at Roy Pearson Home on Granada Ave
Entry gained by reaching through the peep hole window of the front door. The thief stole an over coat and pigskin gloves from the front hall. Loss estimated up to $5 for the Roy A Pearson residence at 810 Granada.
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Roy A. Pearson
Granada
Oneonta Club To Present Fine Program In South Pasadena
The Oneonta Club will host a Monday evening program at the Woman's Clubhouse in South Pasadena with a palatable menu. The Civic Affairs Committee chairs Fred Houser and others present the Pasadena Boys' Choir directed by Dr. John Henry Lyons in Christmas carols. Dr. William Orville Mendenhall of Whittier College will speak on American Invention.
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Oneonta Club
Woman’s Clubhouse
South Pasadena
Civic Affairs Committee
Fred Houser
Palmer Conner
Percy L. Cowherd
E. J. Erickson
George W. Hall
Howard B. Kelley
Andrew O. Porter
John W. Rolens
Pasadena Boys’ Choir
John Henry Lyons
Pasadena
Vienna Boys’ Choir
William Orville Mendenhall
Whittier College
Rosemead Review Praises San Marino Tribune Redesign
The Rosemead Review compliments Frank Collins on transforming the San Marino Tribune from a tabloid to a standard eight-column newspaper. The letter expresses confidence readers will welcome the new format and notes no adverse comments have been heard.
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the Review
Frank Collins
San Marino
Mrs. Florence Beyrle Dies on Thanksgiving in Pasadena
Mrs. Florence K. Beyrle wife of Chas F Beyrle of San Marino died Thanksgiving Day at 1940 Los Robles Avenue She leaves four children Beverly Charles Jr Roberta and Robert Interment was in Calvary Cemetery Pasadena Requiem mass was held at St Philips Church Wendell P Cabot served as funeral director
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence K. Beyrle
Los Robles Avenue
San Marino
Progress on High School Buildings Told
George C. Bush superintendent of South Pasadena schools says the north building of South Pasadena High School should be ready for occupancy by year’s start. The south building slows due to government funds. third story remains until summer. Auditorium work to begin before Christmas. a Transformer Vault behind the auditorium will centralize power and lighting for the campus. shop and north buildings already connect to the Transformer Room with temporary electrical systems in use.
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George C. Bush
South Pasadena
South Pasadena High School
Telephone Improvement Drive Gains Vast Local Support
J. D. Snodgrass of San Marino reports securing 97 percent signatures for improved phone service from residents on Huntington Drive south side. He says Pasadena Telephone Company will soon deliver a new San Marino phone book with the town name on the cover.
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J. D. Snodgrass
San
Interview With Tribune Editor Raises Local Tensions
An extended interview with F. W. C., editor of the Tribune, unfolds a back-and-forth on press integrity and local politics. The dialogue touches on San Marino civic pride, city development, and peaceful aims, closing with a note that the discussion continues on page ten.
Grim Reaper Interrupts Fishing Cruise Aboard Col. Copley Yacht
Dr Rea Everett Smith a 59 year old Los Angeles surgeon died in his sleep aboard the yacht Happy Days during a fishing trip to Cape San Lucas. The voyage originated in Los Angeles and may be terminated early with the body returned from Mazatlan.
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Ira C. Copley
Rea Everett Smith
Los Angeles
California
Stuart O’melveny
H. W. O’melveny
Smith
Col. Copley
Cape San Lucas
Mazatlan
J. F. Sartori
William L. Valentine
This City
Louis W. Myers
Dr. Smith
DeKalb, Ill
Stanford
Leith
Scotland
Fleury
San Marinans in Christmas Oratorio Choir at Pomona
Four San Marino students at Pomona College will join the Christmas Oratorio choir on the Claremont campus directed by Prof. Ralph H. Lyman. Singers include Betty Burkholder Elizabeth Kirk and Helen Houston and Mr Ches ney Carver. The cantata We Beheld His Glory by Joseph W. Clokey will be performed. The program begins at 5 PM and is open to the public. The Christmas season closes with the December 15 campus supper and party for students, guests and parents.
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San Marino
Pomona College
Claremont
Ralph H. Lyman
Betty Burkholder
Elizabeth Kirk
Helen Houston
Chesney Carver
Pomona
Joseph W. Clokey
Pasadena to Receive Hoover Dam Power Soon
Pasadena gears to take Hoover Dam power via a near complete transmission line, with delivery expected to Pasadena and Los Angeles by next spring. Contractor William C. Crowell drives Maryland sub station work and Colorado aqueduct pumping plants, pushing both projects to completion.
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Pasadena
Hoover Dam
Los Angeles
Maryland
William C. Crowell
Oolorado Aqueduct
Pasadena Leader Seeks Rose Pageant Entry for New Year
Frank Brooks, president of the Pasadena Chamber of Commerce and San Marino president, favors a San Marino float in the Rose Pageant on New Year’s Day. He visited the Tribune office Wednesday to push the project, though time is tight to launch and carry it through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Brooks
Pasadena Chamber of Commerce
San Marino
Brooks
Tribune
Mark Twain Exhibition Opens at Huntington Library
A Huntington Library showcase in Florida Missouri marks the birth of Samuel Langhorne Clemens, featuring letters manuscripts and first editions of Tom Sawyer Huckleberry Finn A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court Puddinhead Wilson The Gilded Age co authored by Charles Dudley Warner and Twain letters reveal writing habits and philosophy with a playful note on Laura's fate and a play bill exhibit details and dates.
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Ican
Samuel Langhorne Clemens
Mark Twain
Huntington Library
Tom Sawyer
Puddinhead Wilson
Charles Dudley Warner
Twain
Livy
Susie
Warner
Laura
Art program at Woman's Club in South Pasadena
The Woman's Club of South Pasadena hosts a Wednesday luncheon featuring Howard Irwin of Glendale with a twelve-canvas one man exhibit. Morning session covers literature with Mrs. Leland Reid presenting Allison Gay in A Trek with the Minstrels of the Frontier, followed by a Christmas message from Bible chairman Mrs. Burton Heartt at 1 30.
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Woman’s Club
South Pasadena
Howard Irwin
Glendale
Irwin
Broadway
Los Angeles
Leland E. Reid
Allison Gay
Burton
Whitsett cites growing labor force on metro water project
Whitsett announces the Metropolitan Water District program employs about 8000 workers now and may rise to 12000. Direct employment provides purchasing power for 30 40 thousand people, with indirect impact around 250 000. Daily material shipments total nearly 100 carloads as inquiries about district membership increase.
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W. P. Whitsett
Metropolitan Water District
Mr. Whitsett
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E.ehung
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Sonders
Sarah
E. V. Latham
Utler
Jena
Fred Rolens
Pasadena Foothill
Pred Houser
Jerica
Die‘oclares
James Truslow
Roosevelt
Torian
BOY
Leland Cross
Mme. Yacovleff
Allied Arts
Philharmonic Club
L. L. Bellona
Los Angeles Gas and Electric Company
Ken Collings
Ethiopia
Mrs. Hewitt
Drama Forum
Roy Pearson
Dr. Mendenhall
Boys’ Choir
Rosemead Review
Graham
Chas. Beyrle
Collins
F.W.C
Stanley
N.B
Republic of San Marino
Italy
Richard H. Lacy
Grim Reaper
Rea E. Smith
San Marinan
Florida, Mo
Amer
Whitsett
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