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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1946

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San Marino drives clothing drive for welfare council

San Marino officials urge residents to donate clothing and shoes to a national drive. Welfare chairwoman H O Connor leads efforts across three local schools Burnett Stone Huntington with P T A support. Donations include coats dresses shirts undergarments bedding and more. items need not be perfect but usable and clean.

O Connor San Marino James Huntington Burnett, Stone Howard Hall

Rotarians Hear Methodist Pastor in January Meeting

San Marino Rotary Club members will hear Dr. Harold C. Case pastor of the First Methodist Church of Pasadena at Pierre's Thursday. His talk titled Profile for Tomorrow aligns with the New Year theme. Rotary events include Tom Warren’s coast visit and the District 107 spring conference at the Ambassador Hotel April 28 to 30.

San Marino Tom Warren Rotary Biltmore Bowl District 107 Ambassador Hotel

January Calendar Notes Highlight Local Club Meetings

January calendar lists Masonic Lodge 685 meetings at 1126 Fair Oaks South Pasadena on Jan 21 and 23. Activities include Stoneman PTA Jan 22, Women’s Club Home and Garden Guild Jan 23, Eastern Star, Rotary lunches, Cub Scouts Pack Nos. 1 and 2, St Edmund’s Junior Guild, St Albans Road Scout House events, Community Church dinner, and Boy Scouts Court of Honor at Huntington facilities.

Rotary Pierre’s PTA Masonic Lodge F & AM Fair Oaks South Pasadena Legislative Institute San Marino PTA Council Fletcher Avenue Catholic Woman’s Guild Mem- Huntington Memorial Clinic Woman’s Club Community Church Chattie Huntington Drive Tuc American Legion Post San Gabriel Country Club Huntington School St. Edmund’s Church of Our Saviour San Gabriel Chattic Eastern Star Masonic Temple Euclid Avenue Pasadena Pierre's Pasadena Playhouse Leaders’ Institute All Saints Church St. Edmund's Scout House St. Albans Road Community Council City Hall Gainsborough Drive Huntington Auditorium Huntington Pta Huntington Gym Huntington Gym. Cub Scouts, Pack No. 3—7:30 P. m., Scout House St. Edmund’s Junior Guild L. Ft. Gwinn 1685 West Drive Cub Scouts Boy Scout’s Court of Honor F. Ss

P T A Councils Study Public Education

San Marino Council of Parents and Teachers joins six neighboring P T A councils for an institute January 7 at 9 30 to 1 at Oneonta Congregational Church South Pasadena. Speakers include Charlotte Mc Gauvshey and C C Carpenter on Strayer laws and districting.

San Marino Strayer California Gerheart

S. M. Lodge 685 Will Install 1946 Officers

San Marino Lodge 685 F and A M will install 1946 officers at the South Pasadena Masonic Temple on Saturday January 5 with Worshipful Horace Vedder as master of ceremonies. Public admission to the first installation service is planned, followed by dinner and a musical program featuring soprano Mrs. C. C. Trillingham and pianist Raymond Hill.

Horace E. Vedder 91St William B. McKesson Leo E. Sievert George R. Best Stanley M. Arndt Ralph L. Gorman William A. Cowans George R. Friederich Donald G. Jenness Wilbur R. Teets Ralph E. C. de Laney Worrell F. Prudentiler Richard H. Crowshey Curtis Armstrong South Pasadena Masonic Lodge No C. C. Trillingham Raymond Hill Hill San Marino U.D. O.es Mae Palmore J. Aubrey Lyons Ramona Lloyd Leon Sweet San Gabriel Joe FE. Hamm Granada Horace R. Miller Temple City

Wreck Injures Local Girl at Berkeley Campus

Katharine Bakewell daughter of Mr and Mrs Harding F Bakewell of 733 Winston Avenue suffered a broken leg in an automobile and street car collision near the Berkeley campus six students were returning from a New Year party two coeds were killed four injured Bakewell’s father headed to Berkeley by plane after the accident. she remains in the university hospital as her condition improves.

Katherine Bakewell Harding F. Bakewell Winston Avenue Berkeley University of California Miss Bakewell Los Angeles University Hospital

Pfc Knox Mellon Returns Home After War Service

Pfc William Knox Mellon son of Mr and Mrs W K Mellon 554 South Bonita avenue completes a long tour of duty in the U S Army. He received a Bronze Star from Maj Gen Gill for meritorious achievement in operations against the enemy and heads home under the Army Redeployment Plan. He entered service in December 1942 and served at Fort Brady edited the Fort Brady Sentinel. Overseas since May 1944 he fought with the infantry in the Drinimoor River area and later worked in the 32d Red Arrow Division Public Relations Office as a combat correspondent. He earned the American Theater Ribbon Asiatic-Pacific Ribbon with three battle stars Philippine Liberation Medal with two battle stars Good Conduct Medal and Bronze Star Medal.

Sixth Army Japan Gill Pfc William Knox Mellon W. K. Mellon South Bonita Avenue Mellon Army Fort Brady Michigan Infantry Drinimoor River 32D Red Arrow Pfc. Mellon

Public Invited To Hear Sam Hays Jan 15

San Marino residents are warmly invited to the San Marino City Club meeting on Tuesday January 15 at 8 pm in Huntington School auditorium where Sam Hays radio news caster and regional adviser for the American committee on living war memorials will speak on Living War Memorials. The 6 30 dinner in the cafeteria is for regular members and guests only. The dinner will adjourn to the auditorium for the public talk and a recreation committee report from the San Marino Community Council.

San Marino Huntington School Sam Hays American Committee On Living War Memorials City Club Hays

Garden Club to Hear Mrs Craig on Landscaping

San Marine Garden Club will meet at 1945 Roanoke Road Tuesday January 8 at 7 00 p m. Mrs Harold E Craig landscape designer will speak on New Ideas in Landscaping. Craig lectures on gardening topics and heads the Pasadena Girl Scouts unit. Mrs J G Rollow, plant exchange chair, asks for plants.

Garden Club Craig San Harold E. Craig University of California Extension Girl Scouts Pasadena J. G. Rollow Plant Exchange

Pay City Licenses Before January 15

City licenses for business and dogs are due by January 15 with delinquency after that date. City Clerk E R Kerr warns San Marinans the deadline approaches. Deputy Edith Hussey, on vacation, returns to a full staff to handle the seasonal rush.

E. R. Kerr San Marinans Edith Hussey Kerr Miss Hussey

Chief McClung Thanks Citizens For Cooperation

San Marino police credited citizens for helping keep New Year traffic safe with no accidents amid heavy city flow. Chief Glenn McClung had urged drivers to park off thoroughfares to reduce wrecks and avoid delays during the Santa Anita races.

Glenn McClung San Marino The Tribune McClung San

Varied Monthly Meetings of San Marino Woman's Club Guilds

The Sports Guild meets January 7 at 8 p.m. at Mrs H Audell Dixon’s home with Mrs Tru man W Lattin hosting refreshments. Writers Guild gathering January 7 at 10 a.m. at Mrs Henry Schultheis’ home features Maude Hill Beaton speaking on travel. Current Events and Literature Guild meets January 9 at 2 p.m. at 922 Huntington Drive with John Beard discussing weekly headlines and international affairs. Tickets sales for Chicken Every Sunday at Pasadena Playhouse January 10 benefit the club building fund. remaining seats available via Mrs Agene Blalock or Mrs Harbin Rousselot.

Sports Guild of San Marino Woman's Club H. Audell Dixon Alpine Drive Truman W. Lattin Mies Jack Carr Raymond R. Dudley Howard L. Harris Writers’ Guild Henry Schultheis Monterey Road Maude Hill Beaton Cairo Khyber Celebes Huntington Drive John Beard Baird NBC Mutual CBS Latin America Pasadena Playhouse Ways and -Means Agene Blalock Harbin Rousselot

County Official Attends Meeting on Housing Construction Plan

C. D. Griffin acting head of the County Building Department will join the Board of Supervisors at the Hall of Records in Los Angeles this afternoon to discuss expediting housing construction. Representatives of the building materials industry in greater Los Angeles are set to attend.

C. D. Griffin Board of Supervisors Hall of Records Los Angeles Greater

Irving E Read Installed as Kiwanis Club President

The San Marino Kiwanis Club completed its organization and became a full-fledged enterprise at a dinner meeting at Joy's Inn last Thursday. The first president is Irving E. Read of 2734 Monterey Road, an attorney with Los Angeles offices and president of the Los Angeles Lawyers Club. N. Earl Wharton,

San Marino

Palmer Named GOP Speaker At Luncheon

Palmer addresses a noon Los Angeles County Republican Assembly luncheon at the Rosslyn Hotel after returning from the Pacific. G Revelle Harrison presides and invites Republicans and friends to attend. Kiwanis officials and San Marino Kiwanis organize new officers and set duties for the club, with meetings at Joy's rs tonight.

Palmer Gop California United States Mer Los Angeles G. Revelle Harrison Assembly

Colonel Moore Returns From England Duty Chief of Medical Staff

Lt Col Robert L Moore is home at 2103 Roanoke road after three years in service including 22 overseas months. He plans to open a Pasadena medical practice where he formerly worked. The Moores have four children Lynn in the Navy at Cal Tech Sam Dick and Kathleen.

England General Hospital Robert L. Moore Roanoke Road Pasadena

Annual D A R Contest Set for California Girls

California senior high school girls compete in the D A R Good Citizenship Contest. District winners receive 25 U S Bonds, with seven district winners advancing to compete for a $100 bond. The program honors leadership and patriotism and will continue until normal conditions allow the national congress in Washington.

State of California D.A U. S D.A.R

Colonel Seymour Leaves Service After Five Years

Colonel Stuart Seymour of the Coast Artillery Corps returns home to 714 Plymouth road as a civilian after nearly five years in anti aircraft duty. He served in the South Pacific recently. A Caltech graduate, he worked in insurance before his call to duty. The Seymours have two children, Robert and Marilyn.

Coast Artillery Corps Stuart Seymour Plymouth Road South Pacific California Institute of Technology Seymour Seymours Robert Marilyn

Navy Releases Dan Lindsley Arrives Home For Holidays

Dan EL. Lindsley Jr an apprentice seaman in the Navy V-12 program was released from service in Memphis Tennessee. He arrives at 1750 Rambro road to spend holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs D L Lindsley. Lindsley has completed 39 months in V-12 and just finished his first medical school quarter at the University of Arkansas Fayetteville after attending the University of Texas. He is a South Pasadena San Marino High School alumnus.

D. L. Lindsley Rambro Road Dan EL. Lindsley, Jr Memphis, Tenn Lindsley University of Arkansas At

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