No Trespass Sign Won't Stall BPA Christmas Decor
The Business and Professional Association plans to complete the old PE depot decoration project despite a trespass sign on nearby property. L. C. Falls recently acquired the land and posted warnings, but workers will continue with the setup including trees and flood lights for a festive Santa Claus headquarters ready by the weekend.
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Santa
BPA
Asseiation
L. C. Falls
San
Gmmittee
Kruse Secures Hole in One at Alhambra Club
Arthur G. Kruse of Federal Savings and Loan Bank of Alhambra carded a hole in one on the ninth green at the San Gabriel Country Club course. After 20 years of golfing, the event crowned his regular foursome outing as a milestone moment.
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Arthur G. Kruse
Avinges
Federal Savings and Oe Bank of
Alhambra
Kruse
Uth
San Gabriel Cantry Club
Carolers to Present Christmas Program at Huntington School
Valen Pee a presents Christmas program in Huntington School auditorium tomorrow at 10 AM. L. T. Bleasdale Valentine PTA manager issues invitation to all Valentine pupils and mothers to attend.
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Pee A
Valen
Huntington School
L. T. Bleasdale
Valentine Pta
Quote of the Week and Street Scenes Reflections
The column offers a mix of aphorisms on driving manners and social behavior. It notes drivers dying with boots on the accelerator, urges supervised athletic competition for youths as antidote to delinquency, laments a henpecked husband defined by his wife's name, and mentions curb painting along the PE right of way with red paint and possible white paint for shopper guidance.
Legion To Hear Korean Report At San Marino Legion Post
William H. Fellows will speak at the San Marino American Legion Post 239 dinner at San Gabriel Country Club on December 12 at 7 p.m. The topic is Activation of the 452nd Bombardment Wing and its Combat Record Over Korea. Col. Fellows received the Legion of Merit for service in Korea. He is executive vice president of a national paint and chemical company.
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William H. Fellows
San Marino
States
Col. Fellows
Paint and Chemical Company
San Marino Community Council Sets Annual Meeting
The San Marino Community Council Co schedules a 7 30 p m session at City Hall on Monday December 10 featuring an open meeting to elect directors for 1952 and present the current drive campaign report. Donors to the Community Chest are invited as members. Directors will later elect officers for 1952 and address committee plans and other business.
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San Marino Community Council Co
Paul Cunningham
San Marino
Drive improvement group formed in San Marino
A new Huntington Drive Improvement Association of San Marino was formed at a San Marino City Club meeting led by Larry Shepard. The group aims to study plans and problems affecting Huntington drive and to advise citizens and the City Council, with officers elected and representatives asked to report back to their organizations. A meeting with the mayor, City Council, and a regional planning commission representative was requested to update the status.
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Civic Affairs Committee
San Marino
Huntington Drive Improvement Association of
Huntington Drive
Larry Shepard
Shepard
Charles R. Martin
Ben Eaton
Jesse Williams
Marcus Godfrey Jr
Ray Cusick
Los Angeles
Building Permits Hit Record Low in November
New construction slumped in November as total permits dropped to 165 717 dollars. Four new residence permits totaled 89 290 dollars, with eleven alteration and additions totaling 16 189 dollars. Plumbing and heating contracts reached 42 268 dollars and miscellaneous permits 17 971 dollars.
Private Services For Mrs. Alice T Bradley
Private funeral services were held at Turner Stevens and Eggleston chapel for Mrs. Alice T Bradley who died December 3. She lived in South Pasadena ten years and is survived by her husband Will Bradley an internationally known artist, a son Paul W Bradley, a daughter Mrs Edward Dufner of Short Hills New Jersey, and two grandchildren Paul D Bradley and Nancy Bradley.
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Turner, Stevens and Eggleston Chapel
Alice T. Bradley
Paul W. Bradley
Rose Avenue
Bradley
South Pasadena
Will Bradley
Edward Dufner
Short Hills
N. J
Paul D
Nancy Bradley
City
San Marino Opens New Public Library to Large Crowd
About 1000 people attended the opening on Monday from 3 to 9 pm at the corner of West and Huntington drives. Nearly 400 youths joined parents in touring the modern building with its two main rooms and smaller offices, while bouquets from local and distant libraries and firms added a festive touch. Notable guests included Miss Doris Holt, Hes ter M. Pot, and Althea Warren, with telegrams from Marjorie Brune and Mabel R. Gillis. Fern Parks of San Gabriel supervised refreshments.
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San Marino Public Library
Louise Blinkhern
San
Clark E. Bell
Preston Hotchkis
Carson W. Ide
H. C. McClellan
Howard A. Miller
Doris Holt
Pasadena Public Library
Hester M. Pot
the Hague
Netherlands
George F. Farrier
Alhambra
Marjorie Brune
Redwood City
Hearing Date Set For Crosswalk Suit in San Marino
The case of L. C. Falls v San Marino for crossovers goes to Superior Court on February 13 to seek permanent injunction. A November 14 order kept barricades up and halted Huntington Drive one way plans. San Marino officials have not engaged with Falls on purchase or price of the property.
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L. C
San Marino
Superior Court
City of
Alhambra
Los Angeles County
Huntington Drive
Falls
Fauls
Faus
Post Office Extends Hours for Christmas Mailing
The San Marina post office will stay open longer starting Monday December 10 to handle holiday mail. Regular hours will be 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Friday and 6 p.m. on Saturdays for stamps and parcel acceptance. registered or insured mail should be sent between 6 and 8 p.m. to reduce waits.
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San Marina
Marshall Lundgren
Lundgren
Mae C Moore Dies After Brief Illness in Los Angeles
Mae C Moore 66 a resident here for eight years died Friday at Methodist Hospital Los Angeles after a two hour illness. She was born in Rosedale Kansas and is survived by daughter Mrs Virginia Berry of 1965 Robin Road and several siblings in Kansas City. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Wee Kirk of the Heather Forest Lawn with interment there.
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Mae C. Moore
Viginia Berry
Robin Road
Methodist Hospital
Los Angeles
Rosedale
Kans
Kansas City
Wee Kirk of the Heather
Forest Lawn
Monologuist Cornelia Stabler Brings American Christmases
San Marino Woman's Club stages a solo performance by Cornelia Stabler in American Christmases at Huntington School auditorium next Wednesday at 8 15 PM. Stabler, renowned for coast to coast work and USO tours, presents four women and Christmas spirit with sharp realism. Tickets from Mrs Ernest Purdum or Mrs Earl Wheeler or at the door on December 12.
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San Marino Woman’s Club
Huntington School
Miss Stabler
Europe
Roosevelt
White House
Ernest R. Purdum
Atlantic
Earl M. Wheeler
Sycamore
Indian Chief Will Entertain Cubs at Scout Christmas Party
Chief Ironeyes will headline the San Marino Cub Scouts Christmas party at Huntington School auditorium tomorrow night at 7 30. About 750 Cubs and parents are expected to attend this socially important annual event for the group.
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Ironeyes
San Marino
Cub Scouts
Huntington School
Lundgren Named Post Office Superintendent
Lundgren promoted to superintendent of the San Marino post office by Pasadena postmaster R Holmquist. He began in Chicago in 1929 as a letter carrier, moved to Pasadena in 1945, served as assistant superintendent under Robert Mooar, and was acting superintendent before this promotion. Howard Sheets named assistant superintendent with 28 years in Pasadena.
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Marshall E. Lungren
San Marino
Coe
R. Holmquist
Pasadena
Lundgren
Chicago
Robert Mooar
Mooar
East Pasadena
Howard Sheets
Sheets
Taft Club Formed Here
The first Taft for President Club organized last Friday night at Ferguson's. Harvey Stewart of Puente was elected chairman. Officers include E. Q. Norman of El Monte vice-chairman Carter Barrett of Whittier recording secretary and Charles R. Hand of Alhambra secretary and treasurer. An executive committee includes Hand Glenna Allain Norman Hunter Keith Ferguson Harold Nigg and Stuart Wheeler.
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Ferguson
S. Harvey Stewart
Puente
E. Q. Norman
el Monte
Carter Barrett
Whittier
Charles R. Hand
Alhambra
Stewart
Hand
Glenna Allain
E] Monte
Norman Hunter
Keith Ferguson
San Marino
Harold Nigg
Covina
Stuart Wheeler
Claremont
Postal Receipts in San Marino Up Again in November
Postal receipts in the San Marino office rose seven percent in November versus 1950, with income reaching 11,402 dollars. The prior year’s figure was 10,647 dollars, a gain of 755 dollars, according to Superintendent Marshall E. Lundgren.
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San Marino
Marshall E. Lundgren
Electors Jam Meeting To Hear School Bond Issues Discussed
San Marino voters packed Huntington Auditorium to hear arguments on the December 11 school bond and separation election. The San Marino PTA sponsored the forum with panels debating the union high school and the proposed split. Polls will run 7 am to 7 pm with precincts assigned to Carver and Stoneman schools.
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San Marino
San
Union High School
Tom Batson
South Pasadena
San Marino Opposes Circuit Court Plan and School Union
San Marino residents resist a Pasadena controlled circuit court and oppose a unified high school plan. Cedric Scott argues cost savings from separation. Mrs. Paul Cunningham outlines transition plans and student loyalties as voters weigh propositions and bond issues.
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Paul Cunningham
San Marino
South Pasadena
Cunningham
Tribune's Recommendations Take This To The Polls
The Tribune urges voters to consider its recommendations for the ballot. The Goldenrod ballot is highlighted for guidance as election day approaches.
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Tribune
Correction in voting bulletin wording on Prop 2
A bulletin from the County Superintendent of Schools office notes an error in the last sentence of paragraph B.1 urging a yes vote on Proposition 2. The corrected text should state that if Prop 1 fails, a yes on Prop 2 would create a separate high school for the community.
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Batson
Cedric Scott
San Marino
Scott
County Superintendent of Schools
C. C. Trillingham
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Carver School
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