Marino Public Liv i 1230 Huntington Shrive
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31 Dec 1964
Page 1
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1964
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR item mentions Marino Public Liv at 1230 Huntington Shrive with unclear details. No clear event, date, or entities other than location and name.
Mrs Alice Graves Stewart Ged a San Marino pioneer died suddenly Monday at her Chariton road home at age 43. Graveside services are at 2 30 p m today at San Gabriel Cemetery with Dr Crawford W Brown of the Church of Our Saviour presiding. Survived by sister Katherine Graves Armstrong five grandchildren and others. former city treasurer Hugh Ford Stewart Sr and family previously resided at 1212 Wilson Avenue.
The City Council will hold two public hearings at its January 13 meeting. One concerns a denied zoning variance to build a commercial building on Huntington drive between Bedford road and West drive. The second considers rezoning nearby vacant lots from R1 to R1 10000 f to allow smaller lots after a subdivision request by Robert A. Carr.
Police report more than a dozen San Marino homes on Chester Avenue Lombardy Canterbury roads and Winston avenues damaged since Sunday night Tire marks suggest a foreign sports car caused the damage Two San Marino youths are suspected after police identification efforts
San Marino police plan to prosecute Burton Almond of Glendora for kidnapping Vivian Carter and another Los Angeles woman after a midnight trip that ended near Warwick Road San Marino. Almond was arrested by Glendora police Tuesday night and released on 2200 dollars bail.
The Ian Stirso Public Library unveils a new US history collection with a year opening slogan Prepare for the New Year by knowing the Past. Mike Beckie staff artist designed a shield motif as the poster hangs over the display. June E. Bayiess is cited as the cry librarian.
A playful editorial tone looks at political rhetoric and media in an offbeat year start. The piece notes coaches from the rival team offering guidance to GOP viewers while speculating on a year labeled Great Distortion. It reflects on holiday gift joy and curiosity about undisclosed global news.
City Manager Charles E. Martin proposes a city wide notification to all 4500 homeowners advising prior consultation with the building inspector before any home additions or improvements. He warns small projects can become illegal if requirements are not followed and asks the council to discuss the idea at the next meeting.
John V. Vaughn and James W. Leisner of San Marino are elected to the Board of Trustees of Republican Associates of Los Angeles County. They join seven other new trustees for 3 year terms starting January. The organization supports Republican incumbents and candidates and runs a county campaign clinic.
San Marino residents are urged to contribute to the March of Dimes through mercy appeal envelopes being delivered citywide. Campaign chair H. J. Molyneaux says funds support a birth defects center at Orthopaedic Hospital and aid polio patients while remaining funds fund research and education at the national level with grants returning to Los Angeles County.
Three San Marino families will receive prize money from the Chamber of Commerce for Christmas house decorations. First place goes to Dr. Ei. J. Halley, Roanoke road. second to Mrs. B. F. Johansen, Cambridge road. third to C. V. Moran, Shakespeare drive. Judging by four city sections involved the San Marino Chamber and the Business and Professional Women's Club, with President Alexander Smith noting the judging was difficult due to many outstanding decorations.
The San Marino High School gym hosted the annual Alumni versus Titans game with the Alumni winning 54 to 52. All-Americans Bob Sommers and Bill Redell led the victorious side, while Titans guard John Jones scored 12 in a hard fought contest. Private services were held for geologist Theodore S. Chapin of California Street, longtime resident and author, who died December 25. Survivors include two sons, a daughter, and five grandchildren.
Residents are reminded that today December 31 is the final opportunity to contribute to the Community Chest appeal. Donations made now will be deductible on 1964 tax forms. Funds given after today will not qualify for deductions.
City offices and most businesses will be closed tomorrow for New Year’s Day. City Hall Public Library Huntington Library and Art Gallery and The Tribune offices will be closed. San Marino Post Office will be closed all day January 1 with no deliveries. the office opens until noon Saturday with regular mail delivery.
Rain totals for San Marino show 0.85 inch for Monday, bringing December events to 1.10 inches and yearly rainfall to 10.66 inches. Season to date reaches 4.55 inches as 1964 ends with rain, cold and overcast conditions, surpassing 1963's record at this point.
John McCone then CIA director and San Marino resident faced local theft when a two foot lead statue of St Christopher disappeared from his Oak Grove avenue front. The value was over $100 per estate employee Kenneth Milner. McCone announced resignation plans as he remained until a successor is named.
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