Legion Patrol Award Car at Griffith Park
Edward P. Bailey reports a large gathering of robbers, mounted patrol, and friends at Griffith Park on Saturday as the Mounted Patrol established itself in San Marino. Chairman Franklin W. Collins presided, praising the patrol while H J Lowry and Annie Deems assigned the Plymouth car recipient, Mr. R. H. Spotts of Beverly Hills. The unsafe parade grounds delayed activities to a later page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin W. Collins
San Marino
R. H. Spotts
No. Rexford Drive
Beverly Hills
John Snape Speaks to Oneonta Club in South Pasadena
John Snape addressed the Oneonta Club at the Woman's A-Ihouse in South Pasadena. The evening featured a musical program with T. Green on vibro-harp and violinist So en performing selections. Snape, pastor of the npte Baptist Church of Los An es, spoke on "Where Do We From Here" urging imagination as key.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neonta Club
Ibhouse
South
Pasadena
Holland F. Burr
T. Green
Green
Jordan Arbenz
Woman’s Philharmonic Orstra of
California
Soen
John Snape
Npte Baptist Church of
Los Ans
Trophy awarded to San Marino at Rose Festival event
A large gathering of the United Service Clubs of Pasadena at the Raymond Hotel presented a grand sweepstakes prize to San Marino, winner of the 1932 Tournament of Roses. The desk set on an onyx base with clock and fountain pen will be displayed in the City Hall council chamber. San Marino earned the victory with notable pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Service Clubs of
Pasadena
Raymond Hotel
San Marino
Crossing at Chelsea Road Sought by Local Leaders
A San Marino meeting with about 30 businessmen and residents discussed building a Pacific Electric crossing near Chelsea Road to ease north south traffic. City officials and bank president Brown backed the plan, noting improved safety and convenience for motorists and local commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino National Bank
Pacific Electric
Chelsea Road
William Hertrich
H. Stanley Bent
Chesney W. Carver
A. T. Mercier
Pacific Electric Railway
Brown
City Dispatches Debate Hearings on Bible Canvas and Dispensary
In City Hall with Mayor Lacy presiding, council members and officials discussed requests from the International Bible Students Association to canvas the city house to house free of molestation for books and tracts, and denied Dr Morrissey’s plan for a dental and medical building at Lorain and Alhambra after protests by about 70 residents. A Colts Gun Works representative showed an improved rapid firing gun. Continued on Page Six.
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Lacy
Valentine
Bent
Crowell
Hertrich
Taylor
Joyce
Chalmers
Crowshey
Copley
Roac
Morrow
Barmett
International Bible Students Association
Morrissey
Lorain and
Alhambra Road
Colts Gun Works
Connecticut
Stoneman P T A Meets on January 19
The George S. Stoneman Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular meeting Tuesday January 19 at 2 PM in the school cafeteria. A moving picture The Gift of Life will be shown. Next Tuesday January 26 at 10 AM Dr N KavInoky will discuss the film for the study class and a general discussion will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Stoneman _ Parent- Teacher Association
Gift of Life
N. Kavinoky
Stoneman School
San Marino D A R Aids Ukrainians At Los Angeles Center
The San Marino DAR met in January at the Ukrainian Russian Civic Center 358 South Boyle Ave Los Angeles. A Russian luncheon and program featured Rev Kadhmarsky Ukrainian folk songs Mr Kousin spoke on Ukrainias history and setting and Mrs Kademarsky welcomed guests. The event supported Russian immigrant aid and center visitors were invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
South Boyle Avenue
Los Angeles
Kadhmarsky
Kousin
Ukrainia
Kademarsky
Tom Campbell to Address City Club Meeting in San Marino
The City Club of San Marino will meet Tuesday evening January 19 in the Henry E Huntington School cafeteria. Dinner at 6:45 precedes a talk by Tom Campbell on Ideas on Present Russia. Campbell, the world’s largest wheat grower, was invited by Russia to teach wheat farming. Howard Swan and Professor Adams lead singing. Esther Reese performs vocal numbers with her own accompaniment. Chesney W. Carver, the new president, will preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Club of
San Marino
Henry E. Huntington
Tom Campbell
Russia
Campbell
Howard Swan
Professor Adams
Esther Reese
Chesney W. Carver
San Gabriel Welfare Association notes early year relief
Directors met January 7 at 214 El Monte Street San Gabriel with sixteen of twenty members present. Nellie Whall reported 253 food boxes given to needy Mexican and American families and that no applicant was refused a Christmas box. Milk supply totaled ten quarts daily in December from Adohr Creamery. Gratitude extended to San Marino City Club Community Council Mrs Morris P Kirk Boy Scouts and Ena Mary Davidson. Continued on Page Fourteen.
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San Gabriel Welfare Association
Welfare
el Monte Street
San Gabriel
Nellie Whall
San Marino
Boy Scouts
Ena Mary Davidson
Adohr Creamery
Flying Start of South Pasadena San Marino PTA Council
January 1932 meeting opens with host Marengo school. Motion picture conference set for Rialto in South Pasadena on January 29 at 1 pm with Mr. Ford and Mrs. Larkin leading discussion Our Children and the Movie followed by an open forum under Mrs. Fields. Conference hosted by the council Women’s Club and the D A R with free admission to the public. Parental education classes in leadership noted.
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South Pasadena-San Marino
Raymond E. Ford
Rialto Theatre
South Pasadena
Mark Larkin
Motion Picture Producers’ Association
Wil
Our
Fields
Producers’ Association
Peter the Rock Presented at Calvary Church
Pilgrim Players under Dr George C Bonnell present Peter the Rock at Calvary Presbyterian Church South Pasadena next Sunday Jan 17 at 730 pm The spoken drama portrays Simon Peter and Jesus amid superstition prejudice and faith The professional Christian group has performed for major churches in the country and in Los Angeles The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Presbyterian Church
South Pasadena
Pilgrim Players
Peter
Jesus
Simon Peter
George C. Bonnell
Los Angeles
Valentine Revue Comes to Junior High Friday
The Valentine Revue will be presented by the Junior High School music department in the school auditorium on Friday January 15. Students perform with elaborate costumes and music and dancing promised to delight both eye and ear. Costumes designed by Mrs. Au gusta Chaney Miss Margaret Brown and Miss Eugenia Jones range from king and queen outfits to monster and many dance and children costumes. Continued on Page Thirteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augusta Chaney
Margaret Brown
Eugenia Jones
Arizona Desert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legion
Griffith Park
By Edward P. Bailey
Aead
Yac
Exrince
Oneonta Club
Dispatches
City Pate
Huntington Drive
Stoneman P.T. A
TOM Campbell Club
CIT
S.m.&so. Pasa. Council P
T.A
Cora
Peter the Rock
Calv’y Church
Valeentine Revue
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