San Marino Float Plans Approved For Tournament Of Roses
The San Marino Float Committee at Southwestern Military Academy approved plans for the Tournament of Roses entry. Funds are reported as nearly secured to cover the 1500 dollar float cost. Langley Goodman awarded construction with two florist sketches shown. A San Marino Float Association may form to ensure yearly representation.
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Langley Goodman
San Marino
Military Academy
Langley Good
Legion Unit Attends Americanization Program in LA
San Marino Post No. 239 American Legion joins in a body for the Americanization program at Roosevelt High School Boyle Heights Los Angeles this evening. Posts of the Fourth Area will attend or send delegates as part of the Legion effort to Americanize new arrivals.
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San Marino
American Legion
Roosevelt High
Boyle Heights
Los Angeles
Southitary Academy
The
Legion
Council Hears Protest Against Area Zoning By Property Owners
The City Council heard a protest led by S. B. Robinson and other property owners against a re zoning ordinance for Sierra Madre Avenue near Huntington Drive. Officials said the council acted within limits and promised construction plans to limit residential impact while approving sewer plans and an assessment district.
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S. B. Robinson
Ridgeway Road
Sierra Madre Avenue
Huntington Drive
Tribune sale to youth subscribers for gifts
The Tribune promotes a youth sale offering footballs and bikes to boys and girls who subscribe to The San Marino Tribune. Subscriptions run through January 1, 1931, at one dollar per year, presenting a Christmas season opportunity.
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the Tribune
San Marino Tribune
Grey and Party Plan Two Year Sea Voyage
Zane Grey and his adventure party prepare for an 18 000 mile two year cruise aboard the Fisherman II starting within ten days. Captain Laurence D. Mitchell describes the route from Tahiti to the South Seas and Madagascar, with Loren Grey and others aboard.
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Zane Grey
Los Angeles
Mitchell
Loren Grey
Mr. Grey
Mrs. Mitchell
Frances Mitchell
San Francisco
Tahiti
St. Flower Point
Papeete
South Sea Islands
New Zealand
Australia
New Guinea
Madagascar
San Marinos Man William Valentine Takes Yacht Cruise
City councilman and oil man William Valentine left last week aboard his yacht for a cruising party off Lewer. The San Marino figure is noted for local business and civic involvement.
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William Valentine
San Marino
Lewer
Einstein and Millikan Pass in New York Meeting Planned
Dr. Albert Einstein, en route to Pasadena, arrives in New York as Dr. Robert Millikan heads to meet him there. A Belgian envoy is to join later in Wilmington. Einstein delivers a message to the American people calling to kill the monster of militarism and to dismantle militarism through action.
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Albert
Pasadena
Einstein
Neway
Robet
San Marino
Wilmington
Library Nears Occupancy as Final Furniture Arrives
The library building is completed and ready for occupancy. only the arrival of chairs remains before the move in can proceed.
Colored Lights Urged for City During Yuletide
Mrs. L. O. Ivey of 1375 St. Albans Road asks San Marino residents to decorate at least one tree or shrub for Christmas. The city earned praise last year for outdoor lighted displays and aims to expand this year, with Huntington School trees likely to be decorated again by the student body.
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San Marino
L. O. Ivey
St. Albans Road
San Gabriel Valley
Informative Address On Christmas Origins By Rev Burr
Rev. H F Burr delivered an insightful talk to the George S Stoneman Parent Teachers Association tracing Christmas origins from ancient Sun worship through Roman Saturnalia to the Christian era. The South Pasadena High Girls Glee Club, led by Harriet E Rumsey, sang Christmas carols after the address. Hosts for the meeting were Mrs L E Blennerhassett Mrs Dee McConnell and Mrs I
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Holland Burr
George S. Stoneman
Parent- Teachers’ Association
Burr
Christ
Girls’ Glee Club
South Pasadena High School
Harriet E. Rumsey
December Slogan Promises Jobs for the Jobless
The article urges mercy through industry as a December slogan focusing on aid for the unemployed and hungry. It hints at crime and death linked to self-inflicted hardship and calls the Tribune to practice the same charity in its own practices.
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the Tribune
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F. W. Collins
E. J. Fleming
D. Edwards, William Pollard
Maurice Veronda
James H. Jones
Walter J. Miller
W. S. Larsen
Whitfords Flower Store
Southwestern Military Academy
Eighteenth
East End
Grey
Party
San Marinans
Millikan
N. Y
Rev
H. F. Burr
Stoneman
L. E. Blennerhassett
Dee McConnell
Mra. I
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