Double Postcard To Be Mailed In San Marino Smog War
San Marino residents will receive a double stamped postcard asking for protest signatures in an anti smog campaign led by Harrison Myers Jr of the San Marino Citizens Action Committee. Precinct chairmen and service groups will help gather signatures to urge action on air quality.
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Citizens Committee
Harrison Myers Jr
San Marino
Sen Marino
Councl
Marvin Morn
Gustav Predlin
M. L. McCord
William E. Cranston
Edward E. Martinolich
Albert Campbell
Thoughtful lines and quips fill a quiet week
A collection of wry maxims and takes on diplomacy, war, driving, and human behavior fills a column of reflections. The snippets touch on dominating personalities, road safety, distrust among nations, and the value of meaningful effort over busy hours.
San Marino at 4.7061 SY 6-3820
Contact details show a San Marino address and a phone code 4.7061 SY 6-3820. The fragment lacks clear event, date, or organization context.
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San Marino
Community Chest Seeks New Donations to Meet Budget
Willard F. Goertz urges San Marino residents to contribute to the 1955 Community Chest totaling 49075. Dr. Ben A. Patton reports 37856 raised to date versus 42192 last year with about 5000 expected from Aid groups leaving a shortfall of 6219. Agencies listed include Boys Club Pasadena, California Babies Hospital, YWCA San Marino, Boy Scouts Pasadena Council, Visiting Nurse Association and more. Address: San Marino Community Chest City Hall.
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Willard F. Goertz
Community Oil
San Marino
Community Chest
Community Council Board
Ben A. Patton
Chess
Goertz
Pasadena
Boys and Girls Aid Society
California Babies’ Hospital
Jen’s Hospital
Family Service
la Casa de San Gabriel
Child Guidance Lini
Pasadena Dispensary
Pasadena Ywca
Boy Scouts of A Marino
Boy Scouts of the Sadena Council
Girl Scouts of
Girl Scouts of the Pasadena Council
Cub Couts
Sister Kenny Foundation
San Marino - South Pasadena
YMCA
Woman’s Hospital
Traveler's Aid Society
Visiting Nurse’s Association
Volunteer Placement Bureau
United Defense Fund
Braille Institute
War on junk mail heats national attention from Hays
In Hays Kansas jeweler Herman Tholen launches a personal campaign against unsolicited mail by stamping three cents on measly circulars addressed to Box Holder or Postal Patron and mailing them to Postmaster General Summerfield, sparking talk of policy shifts. Dr Patton elected president of Community Council board succeeding W F Goertz with new officers and directors.
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Hays
Kansas
Herman Tholen
Summerfield
Washington
Tholen
Republi
Little Christmas Church Wins City-wide Acclaim in San Marino
San Marino's Palm Center project is praised as the Little Christmas Church completes for a fourth year. City Council approves an Employees Benefit Fund with no change to the existing gift rule for officials and employees.
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San Marino
EPA
Palm Center
San Marino Forms Employee Benefit Fund. Gifts Limited
Mayor Carson Ide says the new Employee Benefit Fund does not affect prior rulings and no city worker may accept gifts. Checks to the City of San Marino may be received if directed to the City Manager or City Clerk. The fund, authorized by Resolution 861, aids municipal employees and is not a request for funds but an opportunity for residents to contribute for public purposes.
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Carson W. Ide
San Marino
Santa Moni
Stanford Universi
San Pasadena
Stanford School of Law
Zeta Psi Fraterni
Marino
City of
All Marino
Westwood
San Marinenicipal
Keller Installed By Realty Board
M. Bliss Keller was installed Tuesday night as president of the San Marino Board of Realtors. Attending from surrounding cities were boards from Pasadena South Pasadena and Arcadia at the Altadena Town and Country Club. Other officers inducted included Clarence Gary vice president Carl Millward secretary treasurer and Charles E Franz and Kenneth Beach as directors.
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M. Bliss Keller
San Marino
Clarence Gary
Carl Millward
Charles E. Franz
Kenneth Beach
Red Cross Officers Elected for San Marino Chapter
Ms K. L. Carver was elected firman of the San Marino Red Cross chapter on December 6 with Mrs A. Harwood Thayer as vice chair. Mrs Andred Schidemantle was secretary and Mrs Harold McNaughton treasurer. The next blood bank is set for January 27.
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K. L. Carver
San Marino
San Marino Board approves excess tuition and transport bills
The San Marino Board of Education reluctantly approved paying about 70 more per student for tuition to South Pasadena High School. Total billed tuition was 7 319.61 with 7 418.16 for transportation, while the final per student estimate rose from 370 to 424. Board members voiced concerns of possible legal overcharges but agreed to cover their share after state aid adjustments.
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San Marino
South Pasadena
Toiletries For Him At Gourieli’s Yardley Stores
Advertises men’s toiletries with single items priced from 1.10 to 5.00 dollars and sets from 2.50 to 7.50 dollars. Includes items from Gourieli’s and Yardley brands with price ranges listed.
Seven San Marino Officers Take Sergeant Exams
Seven San Marino policemen took oral examinations for two sergeant positions Wednesday before a board of review. Police Chief Robert Seares ner Tom Girvan McKay and James Moore reported the proceedings.
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San Marino
Robert Searesner
Tom Girvan
Ran McKay
James Moore
Next issue out early for Christmas in Tribune office
The Tribune will publish a day earlier next week to celebrate the holiday season. News copy is due in the office by Saturday, with Friday as a possible deadline. Subscribers will receive Wednesday mail instead of Thursday.
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San Marino Home Judging Team Announces Contest
The Business and Professional Association of San Marino will tour the city to judge holiday decorations. Finalists will be chosen by the full committee and winners announced in the December 30 issue of The San Marino Tribune. No entry blanks are needed. homes are judged as is. Eleven prizes in purchase orders will be issued, signed by President Kirby Lesh.
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Business and Professional Association of
San Marino
Kirby Lesh
Charles Edick Dies in Pasadena at 78
Charles H. Edick 78 of South Mentor Pasadena died at Huntington Hospital December 12 after a 14 year Pasadena residence. A Charlotte Michigan native who moved to California in 1935 he was retired 12 years and a member of First Baptist Church Pasadena. Survived by wife Elda M. Edick two daughters Mrs Page Parker San Marino and Mrs Claire S Thompson Jr five grandchildren. Funeral held Tuesday at 2 p.m. Turner and Stevens chapel. Burial Forest Lawn.
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South Mentor
Pasadena
Huntington Hospital
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Mich
California
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First Baptist Church of
Elda M. Edick
Page Parker
San Marino
Claire S. Thompson Jr
Turner and Stevens Chapel
Forest Lawn
Late Hours Set By Most San Marino Stores
Bargain hunters in San Marino may shop until 9 p.m. daily in the three business districts. Kirby Lesh, EPA president, says the majority of local stores will stay open at nine, listing Christmas gift options.
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Cording
Kirby Lesh
EPA
Final Rites Held For J. Campbell
Funeral services for John Alvin Campbell a D D former resident of San Marino were held in Washington Pa. He died December 7. Surviving are his daughter Mrs Margaret Campbell Wagner of Austin Texas a step daughter Mrs A B Hull of San Diego two step sons the Rev Edward E Baird of Long Beach and Wilbur S Baird of Washington Pa his brother James Campbell of Beaver Pa and a sister Mrs E H Mankedick of Oakedale Pa.
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John Alvin Campbell
D.D
San Marino
Washington, Pa
Margaret Campbell Wagner
Austin
Tex
A. B. Hull
San Diego
Edward E. Baird
Long Beach
Wilbur S. Baird
James Campbell
Beaver
E. H. Mankedick
Oakedale
Mrs Bessie Elliott Dies at Home in Temple City
Funeral services set for 10 a.m. tomorrow at Little Stone Church of Turner for Mrs. Bessie L. Elliott who died at her home on Garibaldi avenue Temple City Tuesday. She was a Russell Springs Kansas native and a member of San Marino Congregational Church. Survived by husband Charles K. Elliott a daughter Mrs. Richard L. Wiles of San Gabriel a brother Denver Anie Los Angeles and three grandchildren.
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Little Stone Church
Turner, Stevens and Turner
Bessie L. Elliott
Garibaldi Avenue
Temple City
Bertrand R. Crist
Russell Springs
Kans
San Marino
Local Fire Department Receives 15 Day Loaner Truck
San Marino Fire Department deploys a Crown loaner fire truck for up to 15 days while the 1935 Mac Quad is repainted. Fire Chief A P Hughes notes the temporary vehicle supports daily duties during the painting period.
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San Marino
A. P. Hughes
St Nick to Visit San Marino Over Three Days
Old St Nick will tour San Marino Saturday Monday and Tuesday delivering goodies to local youths. The schedule lists venues including Chelsea City Hall San Gabriel and Mission District with time blocks spanning late morning to late afternoon across the three days.
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City Hall
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