Boys Aim for $750 Float Fund in Tournament Parade
The Boy Scouts anticipate reaching the $750 goal to build their float for the Tournament of Roses parade on Tuesday next. Reports say totals are not final as event sources continue collecting, but pledges suggest they will meet the amount. The J Fusion division float themed Trail the Eagle is expected to grab judges’ attention as the scouts and sponsors push for a strong entry.
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Iit
Phy
Itelf
Bie
Pasena
Drelone
Francis Buys Bye Ribbon Winner at Local Market
J Francis, proprietor of Ne that he has purchased the first prize beef steer from the Los es Chiguine Fat Stock Show. The blue ribbon winner was used to supply families in the city for last week, reflecting his policy of offering only the best in trade.
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San Marino
Mather
J. Francis
Library Considers Night Hours as Patronage Dips
The city library may end Tuesday and Friday 7 to 9 pm service due to low patronage. Discussions push toward a dedicated library building with community space, funded by offers and committee planning for the new year. Ruth Davis oversees a grammar school room now used Tue and Fri 2–5 pm and 7–9 pm.
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Ruth Davis
Son of San Marino Financier Hurt by Pet Dog
Five year old Garry Dulin son of Garretson Dulin financier was treated at Pasadena Emergency Hospital for injuries from his pet great Dane biting him while they played on the Dulin estate in San Marino Monday.
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Garry Dulin
Garretson Dulin
Pasadena
Dulin
San_ “Marino
New Year Hope For San Marino Residents 1929
AN MARINO pledges confidence and responsibility as San Marino enters 1929. The city notes past accomplishments and anticipates greater duties and opportunities. It highlights housing quality, resident standards, climate and environment as foundations for a happy community and welcomes existing and prospective residents.
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AN Marino
San Marino
City Realtors Pursue Planning Commission for City Future
City boards discussed creating a town planning commission with members including an architect and city realtor. C A Peterson cited talks with planning experts Whitnall and Pomeroy and promised to present the idea to the City Council. A Feb 11 dinner will honor J Bradley Clayton of the State Real Estate Assoc. and merge South Pasadena Realty Board efforts.
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A. G. Short
J. Platt Brush
C. A. Peterson
Gordon Whitnall
Hugh Pomeroy
Ounciaiser
State Real Estate Association
J. Bradley Clayton
South Pasadena Realty Board
Brush
Jackson
Peterson
South Pasadena
Cadets Stage Christmas Program At South Western Military Academy
The Cadets of the South western Military Academy presented a Christmas program on Friday December 21 at Lincoln Hall. The show featured orchestral selections recitations and a four act Robin Hood play In Good Sherwood with thirty nine cadets in the cast and nineteen recitations. The performance drew a large crowd and received commendations for the cadets coaching and preparation.
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Southwestern Military Academy
Good Sherwood
Building Permit Reflects Growth Along Orlando Road
A recent city permit shows a $5537 000 residential project on Orlando Road for Mr. M. S. Slocum. Architect Garret Van Pelt Jr of Pasadena oversees plans while Penster Hall on 388 Raymond Avenue handles the contract. The two story four room house marks continued suburban expansion in the northwest city sector.
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Tate
Orlando Road
M. S. Slocum
Garret van Pelt, Jr
Pasadena
Penster Hall
Raymond Avenue
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Francis
the Tribune
Afi
San Marino Realty Board
San Marino Realt Company
J. B. Ransom Corporation
Edwards Wildey Company
C. C. Curtis
Hugh Evans Company
William Pollard
Pollard, Brush Company
Harold Jackson
Walter J. Miller
San Magno Realty Company
St.Albans ‘Road
Los Angeles Park Commission
P. L. Cowherd
Mirasol Drive
Frank Meline
N- D. Huntock
Lorain Road
San Marino Company
Academy
Southwestern School
Lincoln Hall
Levit
Maurice Veronda
Orlando
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