War Loan Bond Sales Top Quota in Fifth Drive
Recapitulation shows total subscriptions of 2 142 409 50 up to July 8 exceeding the 1 900 000 quota by 242 409 59 nearly 13 percent. Individual purchases total 1 154 950 against 1 150 000 quota with San Marino committees and retailers contributing strongly. Marine Mission Market led retailers with 50 000, Shopping Bag Market 24 950, Security First National Bank 22 450, as the drive ends and a full personnel list is promised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sansneng
Vassers Army
Cortions
San Ma
San California
Treasury Department
John Barton
War Finance Committee
San Marino
Victory Booth
Womgis Club
Marine Mission Market
First National Bank
Marine Missin Markets
School District Boards Elect Presidents After Reorganization
At the annual reorganization meeting last week Afri es Fo Grirat was elected president and W. G. Clerk of the South Pasadena San Marino high school district. J. C. Partsch was president and Hugh S. Wale clerk of the South Na cit district. Next meeting August 1 will consider the proposed 1944 45 budget. Mrs. Anne Smith Shoben was appointed English critic teacher in the junior high, holding a bachelor's from Washington University and a master's from USC, with teaching stints in Ohio and Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Afries Fo Grirat
Tresident
W. G. Clerk
South Pasa- San Marino
J.C. Partsch
Hugh 5. Wale Clerk
South Na Cit
Anne Smith Shoben
Shoben
Washington University
St. Is
University of Southern California
Ois
Arizona
Station Robbed At General Petroleum on Huntington Drive
Burglars broke into the General Petroleum service station at 2350 Huntington Drive and stole about $10 in small change and gasoline coupons. Police reported the Sunday theft remains under investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Petroleum
Huntington Drive
Voorhis Establishes Washington Office After Return
Congressman E. L. Voorhis returns from Washington D C to set up a local office in the district. The move follows his noted activities in Congress and signals continued constituent outreach. A line urges readers to donate blood to save a soldier's life.
Thoreau Journal Exhibit At Huntington Library
Huntington Library displays Thoreau manuscript pages from Walden and his journal notes. The exhibit marks 1851 birthday fragments including a journal entry dated July 12 1851 from Concord with Emerson letter signature and a Rowse portrait.
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Thoreau
Huntington Library
Walden
Henry
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Concord
Staten Island
N. Y
Emerson
William
Bear Garden Hill
Camp Del Dia Scout Project Enter Third Week
Camp Del Dia at San Marino continues its second week of outdoor activities under Mrs. Eugene Coughlin with four units and varied crafts. Unit names Pine Tree Pepper and Brown Bear, led by Mrs. Clif ford Cox, Mrs. C F Eckels, and others, meet outdoors for cooking, crafts, and nature study. Activities run through July with sessions on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays, plus a final Friday gathering at the YWCA in Pasadena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Huntington School
Eugene Coughlin
Clifford Cox
C. F. Eckels
George Smith
M. J. Hugos
Everett Lundy
Lucille Gregson
Maurice Jones
Robert Moore
Mmes, G. R. Russell
J. S. Evans
R. D. Westphal
Don Lingle
W. E. Jost
Ind
YWCA
Pasadens
Rotary Head Names Leaders For New Year
David Fiscus new president of the San Marino Rotary Club presided at his first meeting at Eaton's Santa Anita cafe. He announced officers and committees for his administration and listed posts including secretary treasurer sergeant at arms chaplain and various chairmen. Also mentions upcoming July meetings at Huntington Hotel and notes Folsom appointed to supervise used car price ceilings with guidance to consult OPA price lists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fiscus
San Marino
David H. Fiscus
P. Martin Baker
John A. Barton
G. E. Norwood
Arthur H. Skaer
Paul Hanson
William Cowans
Ted . Daniell
Ben Eaton
Cedric Scott
Wallace McAfee
Frank Ellis
Curt Schreyer
Godfrey Bindewald
John Glick
Guy Lauderbaugh
Clarence Fetterman
Elmer Neher
Merle Scott
George Gantus
Ham Stevens
Mac MacDougall
Eppe Epperson
Donn Thomas
Rotary
Gene
Folsom
Harry Folsom
M. W. McAfee
OPA
San Marino Waste Paper Drive Opens With Home Pickups
San Marino launches a July waste paper salvage drive with afternoon collections today north of Huntington drive and tomorrow south of Huntington drive. Huntington school boys hand out instructions and help bundle newspapers magazines and old books separate from cardboard and paper cartons. Bundles up to one foot high, tied flat, placed at the curb or street view for afternoon truck pickup. The effort supports mills supplying vital goods for war needs and charity drives with a seven pound monthly quota per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Huntington Drive
Huntington School
San
Edward Dale Starts Huntington Library Southwest Study
Edward Everett Dale, a research professor of history at the University of Oklahoma, arrives at the Huntington Library to study federal policy toward the Indians of the southwest. He leads a group supported by a $50,000 Rockefeller Foundation grant for a regional history project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Dale
University of Oklahoma
Huntington Library
Southwest
Dale
Rockefeller Foundation
San Marinans Win Occidental College Scholarships
Doris Katharine Eldred of 1817 Warwick Road and Martha Jeanne Peterson of 2176 Adair Street received Occidental College achievement awards for leadership scholarship and overall progress. Eldred led freshmen women and held multiple campus roles while Peterson served as freshman class secretary and Orr Hall treasurer and earned federation honors.
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San Marino
Occidental College
Doris Katharine Eldred
Delos N. Eldred
Warwick Road
Miss Eldred
Occidental
Occidental Women’s Service Organization
AWVS
South Pasadena-San Marino High School
Girls’ Athletic Association
S. P. Club
California Scholarship Federation
Girls’ League
Tri-Y
Martha Jeanne Peterson
P. E. Peterson
Adair Street
Orrhall
Martha
Spsmhs
California
Two Exhibits Feature San Marino Artist Esther Stevenson
Esther Stevenson, a San Marino painter, has two exhibitions in Los Angeles. A 35‑work floral collection is on display this week in Robinson's department store auditorium, described as sensitive and decorative, with Stevenson attending today and Saturday from 2 to 4 p m. Her child portrait Baby was chosen by the Los Angeles Art Association for The American Child exhibition, running through August 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Seymour Stevenson
San Marino
Los Angeles
Ninth annual San Marino play school tournaments announced
The San Marino play school on Huntington school grounds will expand activities for the final three weeks with finals in badminton caroms ping-pong checkers skee-kee and over the line. James Benton and William Riënson lead the senior and junior tournaments while tumbling shop dramatics handicraft and clay modeling are also offered. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 5:30 on weekdays and 9 to 5 on Saturdays with morning classes and supervised afternoon play for fourth graders through junior high ages.
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San Marino
Huntington School
James Benton
William Rénison
PTA Endorses Huntington Playground Program
The San Marino Parent-Teacher Council endorses the planned Huntington playground recreation program. The statement praises the project for child welfare and urges mothers to enroll children from fourth through eighth grades, noting the program offers wholesome recreation during vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington School
San Marino
Parent-Teacher Council
Huntington Playground
Council Defers Permits for Warehouses on Huntington Drive
City council postponed final action on Bekins and Oneonto transfer and storage petitions to build storage warehouses on Huntington Drive. A written report by City Attorney John MacFarland on zoning interpretation is due at the next meeting in July. Planning commission had recommended denial citing ordinance section 6 paragraph 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bekins and
Oneonto Transfer and Storage Companies
Huntington Drive
John MacFarland
City Planning Commission
Preston Hurthle Dies From War Wounds
The San Marino honor roll adds Cpl. Preston Hurthle who died June 15 from injuries in D-Day Normandy action. He was 35, born in Pentwater Michigan January 31 1910, lived in San Marino since 1926, served in an airborne unit, and is survived by his father three sisters and two brothers. Seven other San Marinans killed in WWII, five POWs. The report notes two separate war department telegrams to the family and references his nickname Pat. The remainder of the article covers city council matters including a zoning ordinance interpretation, a storage warehouse protest, a 59-signature petition, and a 1945 gas tax budget.
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San Marino
Cpl
Preston Hurthle
Gottlieb B. Hurthle
Lorain Road
Normandy Front
War Department
Corporal Hurble
Fam
Britain
Preston Hurble
Pat
Pentwater
Mich
Lucille Hurble
Sally Mitchell
Maxine Baker
Oftto
Herman
San
Tribune Staff Changes Highlight San Marino Paper Shuffle
The San Marino Tribune announces city editor changes amid staff pauses. Kathleen Gelcher becomes city editor replacing Phyllis Kernberger who followed Wanda Tucker after her resignation. Tucker leaves for medical reasons as husband serves in the army nearby Pomona.
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Kathleen Gelcher
Phyllis Kernberger
Wanda Tucker
Collins
Tucker
The
Tribune
Azusa Herald
San Marino
Ordnance
Army
Pomona
Citrus Junior College
Herald
Kernberger
Port Hueneme
Form 990 Filing Rules For Tax Exempts Announced
Collector Harry C. Westover announced the deadline for Form 990 filings for calendar year 1943 or fiscal years ending before April 1 1944 is August 15. Over 2600 non profit organizations including unions chambers of commerce building and loan associations and Boy Scouts are affected. Organizations urged to file promptly and contact the collector's office for instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C. Westover
Internal Revenue
Chambers of Come
Building and Loan Assems
Boy: Scouts
Chelsea District Businesses Move Enlarge Offices
Business expansion in the Chelsea road district brings changes. The San Marino market enlarges and will take over the San Marino Realty space. Realty moves into the Volkman beauty shop location after alterations. The Toy House opens Saturday at 1614 Chelsea road next to Varney's candy shop, operated by Katherine Carlson Norma Pauley and Carel Nay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea Road
San Marino
San Marino Realty Company
Volkman Beauty Shop
Toy House
Varney's
Katherine Carlson
Norma’. Pauley
Carel Nay
San Marino Boys State delegates take key posts at camp
Three San Marino students from South Pasadena-San Marino high schools attended Boys State at Grant Union High School and Junior College in Sacramento. David Dahle served as city clerk sponsored by San Marino Legion post. William D Eldred acted as fire chief supported by San Marino Rotary Club. Peter McCloskey, backed by City Club, served as superior court judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
South Pasadena-San Marino
Grant Union High School
Sacramento
David Dahle
Thomas Dahle
Roanoke Road
San Marino Legion Post
William D. Eldred
Delos Eldred
Warwick Road
Rotary Club
City Club
Peter McCloskey
Paul N. McCloskey
Fleur Drive
Superior Court
San Marino Opens School Courts for Night Tennis
San Marino playground commission announces Huntington School tennis courts open for adults on Tuesday and Thursday evenings until 10 starting July 18. Children may use courts when no adults are playing. Courts limited to San Marino residents and their guests.
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San Marino
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