Roses Tourney Trophy Dinner A Big Success
The 1933 Tournament of Roses finale at the Maryland Hotel drew 400 guests. Glendale won the Sweepstakes Prize and Long Beach took the Theme Prize while Donald E. Mac Doneld received a suit case for guiding the tournament to success. Mary A Wingard presented the award. James W. Foley acted as toastmaster.
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Maryland Hotel
Glendale
Long Beach
James W. Foley
Pasadena
Donald E. MacDoneld
A. J. Wingard
Charles Cobb
William Dunkerley
Cyril Bennett
Col
George Parker
Frank M. Brooks
Elmer Anderson
MicacDoneld
San Marino
City Library Opens Despite the Downpour
City library opened at noon despite rain with 200 registrations by January 18 and 300 expected by Thursday. Librarian Miss White and assistant Miss Daubney greet callers. city benefits from Mr. Lester E. Bliss of Huntington Library and Art Gallery as library board chairman.
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Miss White
Miss Daubney
Smewhat
Haseen
The Philosopher Seated, Eyes Bright at Ninety Two
An elderly philosopher sits at his doorway, his house and barn aged yet his eyes gleam with life. He says he makes the most of all that comes and the least of all that goes, speaking with a cadence of old oratory.
Burglar Suspect Classified as Magazine Solicitor
Chief Parker warns San Marino residents about solicitors posing as business callers. He cites the Altadena burglary arrest of Edward Phillips of Alhambra, a magazine solicitor, once driven from San Marino by police. Phillips is suspected in multiple Los Angeles area home burglaries.
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Parker
San Marino
Altadena
Edward Phillips
Alhambra
Los Angeles
Interstate Commerce Law
Congress
Fathers Dinner at Stoneman P T A Tonight
At 6 30 tonight a Stoneman cafeteria dinner will feature speaker J Derwood Baker and Mrs Baker. Four Community Chorus members will sing with Mrs Murphy at the piano. attendance shows strong interest as plans are shaped for the event.
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Stoneman
J. Derwood Baker
Baker
H. A. Topp
Stoneman P.T. A
Warwick
Thomas
Walberg
Murphy
San Marino City Club Opens 1933 Dinner Series
The San Marino City Club launched its 1933 Night-o-Nights program at the Henry Huntington School with Percy L. Cowherd as new president presiding. About a hundred members and guests filled the cameter dining area as Prof. A. J. Adams led a songs program before introductions and remarks.
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Henry E. Huntington
Percy L. Cowherd
City Club
A. J. Adams
E. L. Emmett
C. H. Fon
Oneonta Lyric Club Appears in Redlands
The Oneonta Lyric Club conducted by A H Button with Frances Chatem as accompanist performed in Redlands on Wednesday evening January 18 with Frank Pursell as soloist and Helen Nicholson as accompanist. Earlier, January 11 in South Pasadena, Mrs R W Sparling hosted the club.
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Oneonta Lyric Club
A. H. Button
Frances Chatem
Redlands
Frank Pursell
Helen Nicholson
South Pasadena
San Marino American Legion Sees Active Year
San Marino Post of the American Legion under Commander Helmer W. Christensen reports a busy year with relief work, athletics and social events engaging all members as District Commander Norvin leads.
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San Marino
American Legion
Helmer W. Christensen
Norvin
Contributors to San Marino Float of January 1 1933
List of donors and organizations backing the San Marino float for January 1 1933 including City of San Marino City School Board Huntington Library and Art Gallery William L Valentine Richard H Lacy William Hertrich H Stanley Bent Huntington Land Improvement Company and many local residents schools and businesses.
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San Marino
City of
City School Board
Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Wiliam L. Valentine
Richard H. Lacy
William Hertrich
H. Stanley Bent
Huntington Land & Improvement Company
William A. Martin
Thomas Ball
E. J. Fleming
A. D. Edwards
J. D. Snodgrass
H. W. Joyce
C. C. Copley
W. W. Chisholm
Bert Caswell
Las Tiendas
E. R. Clayton
W. B. Kyle
E. P. McMurtry
Edward H
Sanitarium Planned Near San Marino At $30 000
A one story U shaped sanitarium estimated at 30000 dollars is planned near Vista street and the Southern Pacific tracks about a quarter mile east of the city. Los Angeles architect Arlos R. Sedgwick is drawing the plans. owner’s name not disclosed.
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Vista Street
Southern Pacific
Arlos R. Sedgwick
Los Angeles
Reception for Members Held at Her Home
Informal gathering described as a reception for members took place at her residence. Attendees were noted as friends and associates in a social setting with no further details on purpose or agenda.
New Gasoline Station Planned on Huntington Drive
Plans proceed for a new elaborate gasoline and supply station on Huntington Drive just east of Chelsea Road with A. Russell as the driving force behind the project.
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Huntington Drive
Chelsea Road
A. Russell
Young Patriots to Meet With Mrs Richards
Children of the American Revolution gather on Wednesday January 25 at 4 pm with Mrs C M Richards of 2470 Oak Knoll Avenue to organize a San Marino chapter. Mrs Laurence Quirallo, national vice president of the C A R, will speak. Eligible children are invited and urged to bring filled application blanks if possible.
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Children of the American Revolution
C. M. Richards
Oak Knoll Avenue
San Marino
Laurence Quirallo
A Rare Great Coming for Next Week
Bernard R. Hubbard S J speaks at Pasadena Civic Auditorium Friday evening January 27 on his Alaska volcano explorations. He describes Mt Aniakchak landing inside the crater, climbing Mt Katmai and braving blizzards and dog-team hardship near Mt Shishaldin as motion pictures document his adventures in the Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes.
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Bernard R. Hubbard
S. J
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Alaska
Valley of Ten Thousand Smokes
Father Hubbard
Mt. Aniakchak
Hubbard
Mt. Katmai
Mt. Shishaldin
Bush Trial Promises Big Kick
The trial of George Bush, superintendent of schools of South Pasadena, for high crimes and misdemeanors, will be held at the Junior High School auditorium on Tuesday evening. Prosecutor Lloyd O. Miller of Los Angeles leads the case, with George A. Hooper of the Board of Education defending. Judge Harry W. Archbald of San Marino will preside.
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George Bush
South Pasadena
Lloyd O. Miller
Los Angees
George A. Hooper
Board of Education
Los Angeles
San Marino
Hooper
Harry W. Archbald
Bush
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Stoneman P.T. A. Fathers
Dickson
Julie Kella
P. L. Cowherd
Oneonta
N. D. Huntoon
C. Hal Reynolds
D. E. MacDoneld
Sarah H. Nash
F. W. Collins
Huntington DR
Mrs. Richards
Glacier