18 Jan 1929
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
1
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows garbled text with partial phrases about authority and posting. Readable elements include mentions of public communication and unspecified entities, suggesting a brief local notice or update rather than a full article.
The Observer notes Pasadena Community Chest funding aims for thirty one welfare agencies totaling 273 917 dollars with Y M C A and Y W C A receiving portions. It mentions a San Marino business complex on Huntington Drive and urges civic boosters to attend a local club dinner and concert to support progress.
A large crowd is expected for the third PTA community dance on Saturday evening January 19 under Mrs. Ray A. Moore. Hostesses include Mrs. Walter J. Miller and others. tickets 50 cents, students 25 cents, under 12 free with parents. Porters Orchestra to perform. limited 250 tickets to prevent overcrowding. parking available on school grounds.
Caral Tollerut of Arcadia escaped injury when his vehicle flipped after colliding with a Pacific Electric pole on Huntington drive west of Granada. The car was wrecked and trains were moved to the inside track for part of the morning while repairs were made. Cause of the crash remains undetermined.
The Pasadena office announces a revised mail plan to take effect February 1 with six new carriers. Twice daily service will cover San Marino west of Virginia road. east San Marino gets once daily service. The service area bounds include Marengo through Wentworth and the Hotel Huntington grounds. A substation near the Carver Building is planned and rural routes will follow the schedule change.
The fragment lists a menu from Pasa caterers with items such as soup wafers olives mash potatoes stuffed pears cheese hot rolls coffee pie conserve and ice cream. It seems part of a social or club gathering at Building Hund rvies Chelsea.
A small fire near 2233 Oak Knoll Avenue damaged the servant’s quarters last Friday evening. Fire caused about $300 in damages and was extinguished before the local department arrived. cause not yet determined.
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