Crashes mar San Marino week with injuries and a police car overturn
A holiday surge in traffic produced several crashes in San Marino. James Brown of San Gabriel collided with C. J. Dean of Long Beach at Winston and Huntington, injuring Dean's family and sending them to Huntington Memorial Hospital. Officer M. E. Frank's cruiser overturned on Huntington near Chelsea with minor damage and no injuries. Other listed accidents caused no injuries.
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San Marino
James Brown
San Gabriel
Gilmore Station
Winston and Huntington Drive
C. J. Dean
Long Beach
Dean
Barbara Ann
Caroline
Huntington Memorial Hospital
M. E. Frank
Huntington Drive
Chelsea
Frank
W. F. Hersey
Pasadena
Ozzie Williams
el Monte
W. E. Eckert
Oak Grove
R. A. Bims
Hollywood Athletic Club
Parade Traffic Routed For Rose Parade Day
Thousands visit Pasadena next Wednesday to view the Rose Parade. San Marino police under Chief Glenn McClung will manage traffic with extra officers from 7 am to 7 pm. Major arteries divert via Valley blvd to Rosemead and north to Pasadena to ease Huntington Drive and Foothill congestion.
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Pasadena
San Marino
Glenn McClung
Valley Blvd
Rosemead
Huntington Drive
McClung
Marina
Colorado
New Tract on San Gabriel Blvd Seeks Permits
Ed C. Rath of El Monte began seven new homes in tract No. 9259 on San Gabriel Blvd near Roses Rd totaling 42000 with five Colonial six room homes one Monterey and a Modern style home. J H Kennedy builds an English six room home at 2429 Oak Knoll for 8700. permits list multiple six room homes and porches with values from 5000 to 8700. Additional permits include F J McEntie and E M Ellis for porch and related work.
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San Gabriel Blvd
Roses Rd
Ed C. Rath
el Monte
J. H. Kennedy
Oak Knoll
H.A. Armstrong Co
E. C. Rath
Monterey
H. A. Armstrong Co
F. J. McEntie
Pasqualito
E. M. Ellis
Sherwood
Christmas Party at San Marino Rotary Club
Today at noon the San Marino Rotary Club hosts its annual Christmas luncheon at the Huntington Hotel with Jovial St Nick Harry Ginn presiding. Members bring gifts. three door prizes donated by local figures include Percy Cowherd, Dr. Paul Hanson, Dr. O H Hanson, and Hamilton Stevens.
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St. Nick
Harry Ginn
San Marino
Parker
Southwestern Cadets Celebrate Christmas and Welcome Baby Veronda
The Southwestern Military Academy cadets performed a Christmas program titled The Topsy Turvy Toy Shop and other plays under the direction of Misses Bonnie and Elsie Veronda. Major Maurice Veronda and Mrs Veronda announced the birth of Kenneth Ramsay Veronda, nicknamed The Little Major, joining their household. The event featured orchestra interludes, a violin solo by Joyce Rose, and crowd-pleasing stage design and lighting, with Best wishes for Christmas and the New Year from Major Veronda.
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Bethlehem
Southwestern Military Academy
Kenneth Ramsay Veranda
Maurice Veronda
Academy
Bonnie and
Elsie Veronda
Major Veronda
Joyce Rose
Stallifort
Huntington Art Gallery Prepares First Comprehensive Illustrated Guide
The Huntington Library will distribute a 112 page illustrated handbook detailing the art collections. The guide promises new discoveries for visitors, noting pieces such as a Georgian estate gate, outdoor sculpture from royal gardens, a third century Roman sarcophagus, and Houzeau bronzes linked to Louis XIV’s Marly.
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Huntington Library
Huntington Art Gallery
Houzeau
Louis XIV
Chateau of
Marly
Untimely Death of Stan Welsh Shock Pasadena
Stanton P. Welsh of 2540 Monterey road was killed Friday night when his light coupe was struck by a locomotive at the Glenarm street crossing in Pasadena. Witnesses said the wigwag operated. engineer Charles Hunt of Los Angeles stated he did not see the car until impact. The car traveled 90 feet on the cow catcher before dropping aside the tracks, the engine continuing 70 feet before stopping. Welsh, a New York native who moved to California 20 years ago from Buckingham Missouri, leaves wife Ruth O Welsh two sons Stanton Parks Welsh Jr and John Truitt Welsh a brother William P Welsh a sister Mrs Ellsworth E Betts and his parents Mr and Mrs Frederick W Welsh of Bakersfield.
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San
Welsh
New York
California
Binghampton
Ruth O. Welsh
Stanton Parks Welsh, Jr
John Truitt Welsh
William P. Welsh
Ellsworth E. Betts
Pasadena
Frederick W. Welsh
Bakersfield
San Marinans urged to join Pasadena flag display
In cooperation with Pasadena and the Rose Parade the city asks residents to display the American Flag New Year’s Day widely and publicly under the parade theme America in Flowers. Pasadena decorations will extend along the parade route with surrounding cities joining the mass flag display.
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San
Editor Message of Gratitude to Community and Readers
The note expresses thanks to subscribers advertisers and friends for good wishes and health during recent days. It conveys hope for peace and better times for the land and cherished community. It is signed by the editor his spouse and staff.
Jingles Tell Highlights of Presidents
In response to requests the Tribune prints clever introductions of San Marino club presidents by Mrs. Herbe Ivey of the San Woman's Club. The jingles honor leaders from the San Marino Republican Women's Club Garden Club PTA and other groups. Continued on Page Six.
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the Tribune
San Marino
Herbe Ivey
San Woman's Club
Ivey
Charles Oscar Cornwell
Republican Women’s Club
Cornwell
Woman’s Club
Charles Oscar
Women’s Republican Club
Wendell Willkie
Chester Swift
San Marino Garden
Clu Swift
Bacon
Garden Club
E. C. Myers
Christmas Tree Blaze Blamed on Defective Wiring
A Christmas tree belonging to H. S. Weavers at 2895 Clarence Ave. caught fire last Friday. The San Marino fire department extinguished it before major damage. Defective wiring was cited as the cause. the scorched walls and ceiling suffered about 75 dollars in damage.
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H. S. Weavers
Clarence Ave
San Marino
Radio Survey Shows Boost in Calvalcade Listeners
South Pasadena San Marino High School PTA reports the second Calvalcade of America survey shows listener numbers doubling since December 5. Of 186 families contacted on December 18, 414 10 heard the program, with 80 percent reporting adults and children as listeners. a final survey is set for January 29.
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South Pasadena- San Marino
P.T.A
Calvalcade of America
Elmer J. Erickson
William Dresser
P.T. A
Erickson
Cubs Graduate To Scouting With Colorful Ceremony
San Marino Cub Scout Pack No 1 held a Christmas themed meeting at Huntington School gym. The event featured carols, a Santa visit, and a first graduation ceremony for three Cubs Bud Vallette Donald De Pledge and Paul Bauman into Scouting with flags and banners on display.
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Cubs
San Marino
Huntington School
Santa Claus
Boys Life Magazine
United States
Bud Vallette
Donald de Pledge
Paul Bauman
San Marino Council Seeks Survey Before Licensing Ordinance Action
The San Marino City Council plans a formal business survey in coming weeks to study the licensing ordinance before a final decision. Police receive three new Chevrolet sedans chosen from bids led by David H. Lane Company for 1250.67. A Ford with trade, an excavation bond for Peter Tomich, and a tentative Tract 11680 map were approved as the council heads into January 8.
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San Marino
Lacy
Hertrich
Bent
Tibbetts and Hotchkis
Police Department
David H. Lane Company
Ford
Tradern
Peter Tomich
Planning Commission
New Residents Welcomed to San Marino
San Marino reports thirty nine new residents for December. The list includes Hugh A. Reid 1915 Sycamore L. D. Savage 1370 Bellwood Dr Charles E Atkins 1390 Bellwood B H Wagoner 1460 Bellwood and many others across Bellwood Euclid Bradbury Sharon Sycamore and Lorain streets. George Smith moves within town from Winthrop to another area.
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San Marino
Chamber of Commerce
Smith
Johnson
Jones
George Smith
Hugh A. Reid
Sycamore
L. D. Savage
Bellwood
Charles E. Atkins
B. H. Wagoner
K. D. Vanderwort
Otto E. Holler
Cora Bell
Euclid
Donald E. Reed
Bradbury
John Walliser
F. L. Berglund
Sharon
Floyd Chamberlin
E. R. Coar
R. C. Neill, Jr
M. B. Colmyer
Wilson
Gordon B. Tuttle
C. D. Gilroy
Roanoke
W. M. Devore
Gainsborough
George Parkinson
Plymouth
H.D. Utter
H. T. Graham
Lorain
Calvin Lugg
Monterey
George E. Johnson
West Haven
Winston
Frank J. Horgan
Sherwood
W .B. Mason
Huntington
Philip Johnston
C. A. Braun
Buena Vista
Winthrop
Jack Sickler
Alegra
J. E. Randall
Unusual Accident at Ryder Home Ends in Rescue
Mrs E G Ryder of 543 Huntington drive trapped her hand between upper and lower bedroom windows last Wednesday night. Police Bahn and Smith forced the sash after two hours and freed her hand. Burglaries had occurred at the home the week before.
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E. G. Ryder
Huntington Drive
Ryder
Bahn
Smith
Mrs. Ryder
S P S M High Band Chosen for Parade
S P S M High School band selected from over fifty California schools as one of eighteen to march in the Rose Parade on New Year’s Day. The fifty member group includes three majorettes and will play Cinemaland on Parade before the broadcasting booth. Rehearsals begin today over Christmas vacation on December 26 27 28 30 31 from 7 30 to 9 30 a m.
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California
South Pasadena-San Marino
Cinemaland
Broadcasting Music, Incorporated
R E Bridges Named Insurance Firm Executive
R E Bridges, 2340 Cumberland Rd, was appointed associate manager of Travelers Insurance Company, announced by General Manager A J Frith of 635 Winston. A recent meeting awarded him an engraved gold wrist watch. Bridges has been Frith’s assistant since moving from St Louis 13 years ago. John C Griffin announced that W D Rorex and W R Hayden of Shopping Bag Markets Inc expanded their group life insurance plan for employees as a Christmas present.
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Travelers Insurance Company
R. E. Bridges
Cumberland Rd
A. J. Frith
Winston
St. Louis
Mr. Bridges
Frith
John C. Griffin
Travelers
W. D. Rorex
W. R. Hayden
Shopping Bag Markets
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Stan Welsh
Herbert Ivey
Green Pastures
Marc Connelly
Hall Johnson
Red Cross
Red Cross Service
Taylor
Preston Hotchkis
Maurice Jones
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R.E. Bridges
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