Fall Athletic Awards Banquet Honors San Marino Athletes
San Marino High School recognized its fall sports players at the annual Fall Sports Award Banquet Monday night. Stanford football director Charles A. Taylor was guest speaker, with Coach Victor Schwenk presenting awards. Most valuable honors went to Bill Re and Bob Black named most improved. co-captains were Pete Roci and John Hurt. Letter recipients include Bob Acres, Dick Bermingham, Wally Dick Woodbury, Emmett MacCorkle, Denny Geiler, Pierose, Tom Angles, and Ed Zimmerman. Cross country and track awards went to Don Black, Ed Burling, and Bob Bum-.
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Ree Rodi
Phil Miller
John Hurt
Alan Munnecke
Don Allen
Joe Battaglia
Dick Ober
San Marino
SAN Marino Tribune
Charles A
Chuck) Taylor
Foot
Ball
Stanford University
Varsity
Seine Auaea
Victor Schwenk
Bill Re
Bob Black
Pete Roci
Bob Acres
Dick Bermingham
Bob
Pete
Ing
Wally Dick Woodbury
Emmett MacCorkle
Donce
Denny Geiler
Pierose
Scouts Open 1958 Season in San Marino District
The San Marino District of Boy Scouts officially launched its 1958 campaign at a Marino House dinner meeting. Paul Whistler received the Order of Merit Award. Joe Toland received a service award. Newton Withers heads the new slate as district chairman with George Brandon and Dick Minning as district commissioner.
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Order of Merit
Paul Whistler
Marino House
San Marino
Boy Scouts
Whistler
Boy Scouts of
Joe Toland
the Tribune
Max Miller
J. Randolph Richards
San Gabriel Valley
Newton Withers
George Brandon
Dick Minning
Stolen spare tire from Milosevich vehicle in San Marino
A spare tire and wheel valued over 50 dollars were taken from a new automobile owned by Max S. Milosevich on Roanoke Road in San Marino. The theft occurred sometime on December 7, according to San Marino Police.
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Max S. Milosevich
Roanoke Road
San Marino
Local Boys Dominate Rio Hondo All-League Picks
San Marino High School football players led the Rio Hondo All-League selections for 1857 with four on offense and four on defense. Honored offensively were Phil Miller end John Hurt tackle Louie Peep center and Bob Horgan fullback. Defensive picks included Son halfback Bill Redell quarterback and honorable mentions Birmingham Ingham halfback.
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John Hurt
Louie Peepcenter
Bob Horgan
Son
Bill Redell
Birmingham
Ingham
Quote Roundup From the Coffee Counter
A humor column quotes diplomats and social chatter about world peace, moon voyages, taxes, and time. It notes a subscriber mailing change for lunar travelers and lampoons society and individual sins with a witty weekly quote.
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Russia
Mrs Nell Otis Dies At Home
Nell Jenifer Otis died at her Roanoke road home Wednesday morning after a long life in the area. Funeral services are set for noon Friday at Forest Lawn Memorial Park. She leaves husband Edward G. Otis two stepdaughters Mrs Charlotte King and Mrs Marian Culbertson and a stepson T A Winter arranged by Turner and Stevens Pasadena.
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Roanoke Road
Los Angeles
San Marino
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Charlotte King
South Pasadena
Marian Culbertson
Midland
Texas
T. A. Winter
Carson City
Nevada
Turner and Stevens
Pasadena
Robert Owen named to San Marino Planning Commission
Robert B. Owen of Lom yroad was appointed to the San Marino Planning Commission by the City Council. He will fill the unexpired term of Theodore Burnett. Owen, a 10 year resident, is president of C. A. Owen Inc. and Owen Properties Inc. and serves as director and treasurer of Shadow Mountain Park Inc. and three Fifield Manor homes for elderly residents. He and his wife Ruth have two daughters, Sue and Nancy. Planning meetings are on the first Wednesday night of each month.
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Iowa
Detroit
Michigan
California
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Shadow Mountain Park Inc
Fifield Manors
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California State Hotel Association
American Hotel
Community Church
Ruth
Sue
Nancy
Planning Commission
Capt Fulton Dies Suddenly at Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Private funeral services were held for Capt Will Hanover Fulton who died suddenly at his home on December 3. A New Haven native and Yale Sheffield Scientific School graduate, he lived in this city 18 years and worked as a valuation engineer for the Pacific Electric Railway for 37 years before retiring five years ago. Survived by wife Anna M S Fulton a son J Seldon Fulton of India a daughter Mrs Martha Weems of Rangely Colorado a brother Gilbert H Fulton of New Haven and a sister Mrs Charette Meyer of Pittsburg Memorial services will be held in spring at the Little Church ‘round The Corner in New York City where the Fultons were married 41 years ago.
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Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Martha Circle
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Connecticut
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale University
Pacific Electric Railway
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J. Seldon Fulton
India
Martha Weems
Rangely
Colorado
Gilbert H. Fulton
Charette Meyer
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Attorney Named to Uniform State Laws Commission
George Richter Jr. of this city was named to the Commission on Uniform State Laws last week by Governor Goodwin J. Knight. Richter, an attorney, will serve until August 23, 1961.
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George Richter Jr
Goodwin J. Knight
Richter
Arndt Recovers After Heart Disturbance
San Marino Tribune reports columnist Stanley Arndt is recovering after a heart disturbance and a hospital stay at Huntington Memorial. He misses a deadline and plans to resume writing soon with a reprint this week and a new piece next week by Dr. Frederick W. Cropp.
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Stanley Arndt
San Marino
Dr Murdoch McLeod Dies At 89 In Pasadena
Dr Murdoch McLeod longtime organizer and first minister of the San Marino Community Church died at his Pasadena home December 8 at age 89. Retired but listed in Who's Who he had served as supply minister in Monrovia and remained a Minneapolis Mason. He is survived by two sons and two daughters, four grandchildren, five great grandchildren. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m at Temple LaGourgue Monrovia with burial in San Gabriel Cemetery.
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America
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Chicago
Donald C. McLeod
Minneapolis
Robert McLeod
Virginia Brown
R. B. Walgatt
Oakland
Temple LaGourgue
San Gabriel Cemetary
Community Chest Reports Deficit and Elects Officers
The San Marino Community Council, with 104 directors, met at City Hall to review fall gifts and pledges and elect officers for the year. Drive chairman J. Gerald Ross projected a budget of 49,880 dollars, while Allen Laws noted ongoing advanced gifts and a letter campaign had earned about 2,200 responses from 4,500 letters.
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Allen Laws
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Public hearing set on division of San Marino Lot 215 parcel
A public hearing is scheduled for January 6 at 7 45 p m in the City Council to consider Carl M Kenaston’s application to divide Lot 215 in Tract 7758 into two parcels. The San Marino Planning Commission will conduct the hearing.
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Carl M. Kenaston
Ridgeway Road
San Marino
Christmas issue alert shifts up delivery day
The newspaper will print Tuesday instead of Wednesday to ensure home delivery before Christmas. Copy arriving before the December 20 weekend is requested to meet the earlier deadline.
Titans Win CIF Crown With Pomona Victory
San Marino High School Titans coached by Vic Schwenk and Jim Pooley defeated Pomona Catholic 26 to 13 to claim the CIF Small Schools Northern Division championship for the second time in three years.
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Titan
Mt. Sac Stadium
Redell
Pomona Catholic High School
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Horgan
SAN Marino Tribune
San Marino High School
Vic Schwenk
Jim Pooley
Titans
Pomona Catholic
Signals Upgraded as City Plans Traffic Synchronization
Four intersections receive new signals after 60 days of Westates Electric work. City officials may remove east and west bound stop signs on Huntington drive at St. Alban's road to finish synchronized traffic platoning. Lions Club appoints George T. Murley to lead 1958 March of Dimes drive in San Marino. Titan football notes highlight a CIF championship season with key plays and coach praise.
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Paul Barton
Westates Electric
Huntington Drive Center
Grananda
San Gabriel Boulevard
Sierra Madre Center
Huntington Drive
St. Alban’s Road
George T. Murely
San Marino
Death claims relative of George Azadian at Forest Lawn
A relative of George Azadian dies at 2 30 this afternoon in the Wee Kirk o the Heather at Forest Lawn Memorial Park for Mrs Aroose Azadian grandmother of George J Azadian of San Marino Avenue. She resided in California 35 years and Beverly Hills 25 years. Arrangements by Forest Lawn Mortuary.
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Aroose Azadian
George J. Azadian
San Marino Avenue
California
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Riviera Restaurant Closes Indefinitely
The Riviera Restaurant formerly Pierre's closed its doors last weekend for an indefinite period. Manager Basil Labrinos said the decision came from owners in San Francisco. No future plans for the building or fixtures have been announced.
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Lot Split Approved on Wilson Avenue by Commission
Approval given to a three way split of a Wilson Avenue lot by the city commission last week with fronts on Wilson Los Robles and Winthrop road and a new 25 foot house setback. Warren Jenkins of the West San Marino Property Owners Association opposed the Los Robles widening citing traffic increase.
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Wison Avenue
Joseph K. Armstrom
San Marino
Judging of Houses Due Dec 19 in San Marino
BPA President Jerry Bowman notes the residential Christmas decoration judging by the association with judges Mrs. Clyde Kilbride of the San Marino Woman's Club, Mrs. C. E. Carpenter of the San Marino Garden Club, and H. H. McCormick, publisher of the San Marino Tribune.
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BPA
Jerry Bowman
Clyde Kilbride
San Marino
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