Sixteen New Homes Begun in San Marino This Week
San Marino issued nearly 150000 in building permits for sixteen new homes this week. Largest permit 13850 for a seven room Colonial on 4000 Wada verly drive by Philip J. Wolman. Other permits list multiple Colonial, California Colonial, Ranch and English types across Endicott, Somerset, Kensington, Cambridge, Wellesley and Huntington Drive with contractors including Paul D. Jenkins and L. E. Shepard.
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San Marino
Philip J. Wolman
Taon
Uule
Wadaverly
Paul D. Jenkins
Endicott
Wellesley
Lerch
Paul Jenkins
Harry A. Biszantz
Wellesley Road
Charles H. Biszantz
Somerset
Bertram B. Wickey
Cambridge Road
L. E. Shepard
Kensington
Carl J. Duggin
Cambridge
Adee M. Thackaberry
Kensington Drive
Colonial
L. E. Shepard Company
Wembly
Wellesly
Joseph F. Parrish
Winston
Harry Lee Smith
Neil Campbell
Huntington Drive
Jones and
Gloege
Joint Meeting Of Two PTA s This Afternoon
Valentine and Hunt Huntington Parent-Teacher Association hold a 2 pm joint meeting in the school auditorium. Mrs J Kenneth Hull urges community parents to attend to hear Mary Blair Wallace discuss adult attitudes toward children during wartime. Miss Kathryn Ferguson's 5B presents The History of the Flag with lantern slides and classroom talks.
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J. Kenneth Hullington
J. Kenneth Hull
Huntington Association
Mary Blair Wallace
Wallace
San Marino
Katharyn Ferguson
San Marino Salvage Unit Leads County in War Effort
San Marino Unit No 1 of the Salvage Service of America reports rapid start with over a truckload of salvage sent to the Salvation Army. Rotating agencies will receive future loads to ensure fair distribution, with volunteers handling office duties and depot checks across San Marino.
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San Marino
Salvage Service of America
Salvation Army
Volunteers of America
Goodwill Industries
Central Office
Huntington Drive
E. C. Fager
T.W. Bale
W. G. Scrim
J. M. Hillman
R. S. Haseltine
Jack Diamond
Gaines Hon
Earl Akin
Gertrude Anderson
Howard A. Miller
Mmes
G. D. Gumner
Stannard Smith
Eunice Heaton
Ned Connor
O. L. Whitson
Mission
el Molino
S Robles
Atlantic 5
Amerea
America
S.S.A
Atlantic
Prominent Newspaper Executive Moves to San Marino
San Marino welcomes John B. Long a leading figure in State and national journalism and Mrs. Long as they settle at 2915 Shakespeare Drive. Their son Dair N. Long 27 is vice president of the Miami Shipbuilding Corporation and designer of torpedo boats for Britain and allies. John B. Long longtime California publisher and editor recalls a career starting in youth and spanning multiple major papers before moving into public relations with Bell Telephone.
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San Marino
John B. Long
California Newspaper Publishers Association
John B. Long Ter
Mobile Hospital No. 1
Des Moines
Register
Omaha Bee
Long
Bell Telephone Company
Fhr
Mr. Tibbetts
Chamber of Commerce
Manufacturing
San
James L. Beebe
Cmelveny and Myers
Clark E. Bell
New York Life Insurance Company
Guy L. Goin
The
Santa Fe
M. B. Pendleton
Plumb Tool Company
Chamber
Survey of Residents to Begin in San Marino
Under the Civilian Defense program San Marino will conduct a house to house survey of every home and residents over 16. Mrs. Av Ivey leads with assistants Mrs. Rousselot and Mrs. Whittemore aided by 63 captains and volunteers. Blackout drills and emergency hospital at Huntington School planned. Merle Butterbaugh’s shop class built four stretchers for field use.
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San Marino
Herbert Av. Ivey
H. M. Rousselot
J. T. Whittemore
Huntington School
Merle Butterbaugh
Wilbur Bailey
Defense Council
S. M. Community Church Dinner Marks First Anniversary
The San Marino Community Church hosts its first annual banquet Monday at Pierre's Café to celebrate the organization's founding. J. Bert Easley, president of the board, notes the year’s progress and growth, highlighting youth training and broad denominational fellowship.
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San Marino
March of Dimes Drive Opens With Citywide Campaign
The March of Dimes campaign began with containers placed around the city and plans for two weeks of efforts, running until January 30. Senior high girls in nurse costumes assisted with donations under Mrs. Harold Dishon, with uniforms from Pasadena Towel and Linen Supply Co. Elmer C. Neher led a school campaign to include children in the President’s birthday salute, distributing commemorative stamps. Fifty percent of funds go to the national foundation in New York for research, the rest stays in Los Angeles County for local polio care and serum supply, supporting ongoing treatment.
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Pe City
Misses Kay Hutchinson
Louise Deering
Patty Jones
Sylvia Patterson
Virginia Soper
Ruth Maxwell
Harold Dishon
Disho Qn
National Foundation
New York
Los Angeles
San Marino
War Chest Over Top in Six Days San Marino Drive
Carleton B. Tibbetts was elected 50th president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. The San Marino War Chest drive raised 11,464.88 dollars, surpassing the quota by 1,500 and directing the funds to the Red Cross War Fund.
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Carleton B. Tibbetts
West Drive
Los Angeles Steel Casting Company
Los Angeles
San Marino
Red Cross War Fund
G. E. Norwood
E. C. Myers
San
Red Cross and Community Council
Red Cross
California
America
Mr. Tibbetts
National Books for Soldiers Drive Aims for 10 Million
A nationwide campaign to collect 10 million books for service men runs until February 12. Mrs Louise Blinkhorn San Marino city librarian leads local efforts, with books accepted at the library 9 am to 9 pm or at Salvage Service of America 2160 Huntington Drive. pickups arranged if needed.
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San
Louise Blinkhorn
San Marino
Salvage Service of America
Huntington Drive
Althea Warren
Los Angeles
Army and Navy
U.S.O
Ray L. Trautman
Patriotic Note Dominant at Woman's Club
The San Marino Woman's Club enjoyed a color motion picture evening titled Homes and Gardens of the Deep South with Miss Elise Cross and Miss Florence Dean presenting and narrating. Patriotic décor featured urns of pyracantha and calla lilies as Mrs. L. D. Benedict led the decorations. A flag salute was given by Mrs. D. W. Adamson. Tea followed in a springlike setting with paper-white centerpieces. The group included Mrs. Oliver J. Schieber and helpers. The Music Guild announces its first meeting at 2 p.m. Wednesday January 28 at Mrs. H. Stanley Bent’s home to hear pianist Fanchon Armitage.
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San Marino
L. D. Benedict
D. W. Adamson
Oliver J. Schieber
R. A. Stevenson
Joseph Kendall
Stanley Mucklestone
Edwin Hill
Roy P. Harper
Bryant Harding
Robert Abbott
Edward Daniels
William A. Martin
L. T. Bradford
Madelene Cherry
Music Guild
H. Stanley Bent
Old Mill Road
Alfred E. Beaman
Fanchon Armitage
New First Aid Class Opens for Mixed Group
A new three hour first aid class for men and women will start Monday evening January 26 in the Hunting ton School music room. It runs 7 to 10 p.m. for four weeks on Mondays and Wednesdays taught by Robert Stichter with air raid wardens and police officers invited.
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Huntington School
Robert Stichter
San Marino
Red Cross
Roy Harper
Florence Yoch
Robert Garrison
Donald Armour
T. Dunston
Bob Stichter
San
Guy Lauderbaugh Begins New Sports Jottings Column
The Tribune announces Guy Lauderbaugh will write the new “Sports Jottings” column replacing Bob Malone. Lauderbaugh, a well known local jeweler and Rotary official, has written for Ohio papers and is active in golf and football.
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the Tribune
Bob Malone
Guy Lauderbaugh
Mr. Lauderbaugh
Rotary Club
San Marino Business Association
Rotary Foothill Golf Association
Ohio
Lauderbaugh
Hobby Show Of Cub Scouts In San Marino
The San Marino Cub Pack No 1 hosts a handicraft and hobby show during January Pack meeting. The 7:30 p.m. program at Huntington School includes advancement awards new cub inductions and graduations. Exhibits arrive by 5 p.m. the same day.
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San Marino
Huntington School
Roy Boistad
Maurice Goodwin
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PTA
Valentine and Hunt
Salvage Service
Council Bluffs
Enterprise
Washington
Daily News
Omaha Daily News
Des Moines Evening Tribune
France
S. M. Community Church
March of Dimes Drive
Tibbetts Chamber
Commerce
J. A. Hartley
Braun Corporation
Jess Black
Ford Rose
Rose
Black
Woman’s Club
Mr. Bell
Richard H. Lacy
Cub
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