Library Set to Host October Day at Huntington
San Marino residents prepare for a October 1 gathering at the Huntington Library with art displays and gallery tours. Docents answer questions about the collections while exhibits include medieval manuscripts and early photographs. Outdoor entertainment features dances on the lawn and a Scottich Piper band. Children will enjoy a ventriloquist puppet show by Bruce Schwarte from Los Angeles.
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San Marino
Huntington Library
San
Edwin Weinspeeter
San Marino Ranch
Reyal
Paneer
Seety
Thistle
Peano
Bruce Schwarte
Los Angeles
Parade Awards Named for Best Modern and Antique Entries
Six automobile entries won trophies at the annual July 4 parade. Bruce Martinez earned best modern entry with a 192 homemade Men Scope. San Marino PTA County received a distinction for a treeck float. Murray March family claimed most unique entry with a Dat sun preknpant beat Sol Tats Summer. Orin Berge won best antique car for an 1817 Ford Speedster, while Donald Albrecht drove a 1927 Studebaker Convertible to best classic car.
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Ctv
Bruce Martinez
Eunmer
Heer
San Marino
PTA
Murray March
Orin Bergen
Studebaker
Donald Albrecht
Marshals Honored With Medals At City Parade
The three grand marshals of the July 4 parade received medals from the San Marino Chapter DAR. Recipients were Congressman John H Rousselot San Marino Mayor Theodore Furnett and Chamber of Commerce President David A Latham. The three inch medals bear Home and 1768 and the American Revolution 1776 1976 with an image of a rider and family. The presentation was made by DAR regent Mrs Helen McCann.
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San Marino
Daughters of the American Revolution
John H- Rouwsselot
Dasteet
Theodore § Furnett
Chamber of Commercie
David A Latham
Werman
July Fourth Pictures on Page Six Montage
Full spread of Fourth of July celebration photographs. Readers are invited to scan the montage for their likeness or that of their children, with a focus on local families and community festive scenes.
Disaster Areas Still Need Help From Public
Red Cross reports 242764 people fed at emergency stations in five eastern states after floods. Herbert Moower, Disaster Services Chairman, appeals for donations to cover millions in relief costs. Contributions marked flood relief should be mailed to Pasadena Red Cross, PO Box 370, Pasadena CA 91104.
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Pengue
Red Cross
Herbert Moower
Disaster Services
American Red Cross
Lamp Blamed For Home Fire In Diy on Moline Avenue
A Thursday fire at the Diy home on Moline Avenue caused about 800 dollars in damage limited to three rooms. Firemen suspect an electrical short from a lamp as the cause. No injuries reported. Courtland fire at Eldred residence damaged by about 1500 dollars from a blaze discovered in a bedroom. Smoke and heat warped walls and cement.
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Anthony Cappuccini
San Gabiel Toulewars
San Marino
Thik
Werk
Son Mermne
Thy Moline Avenue
Courtland
Worthestay
Lythe
Eldred
Where Did They Go July Fire Equipment Trips
A series of emergency room and equipment dispatch notes dated July recounts fire equipment responses to multiple addresses including San Gabriel boulevard San Cabrel boulevard and Huntington dove. Entries show electrical and structural alarms with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening and ambulance transports to hospital.
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San Gabriel Boulevard
San Cabrel Boulevard
Dourtland Avenue
Huntington Dove Electrical
Melville Drive
Wilton
Stowe Gas
Virginia Road
Banningway
Plymouth Road
Oxford Road
San Marino Swim Team Dominates Three Way Meet
The San Marino Swim Team topped Duarte and Culver in a three team diving meet last Saturday. Kent Soldwedel Bobby Schiff and Kim Iverson took second place ribbons, while Matt Wont Wendell Sempann Jeanne Meyer and Chad Glethil earned first place honors. San Marino diver won a fourth place ribbon and Jane Class earned a third place mention.
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San Marino
Thenig
Duarte
Culver
Jane
Kent Soldwedel
Bobby Schiff
Kim Iverson
Mark Schowe
Jim Nores
Steve Gledhill
Nancy Class
Dion Marshall
Kerry Campbell
Matt Wont
Wendell Sempann
Jeanne Meyer
Chad Glethil
Independence Day Drive Prompts Food and Beverage Notes
A fragmented notice notes events around Independence Day guiding readers to special occasions. It mentions Pickle Packers naming July for pickle related events, a “hot dig month” tied to Rup counters, and a dairymen motif proclaiming buttermilk month with a question about a dessert.
Weather Forecast Amid Heat Wave Across Regions
The bulletin warns continued heat wave conditions with rising temperatures and possible smoke from Panini smog. Weather stations report high readings across the region last week and forecast hot days ahead with air quality concerns.
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Panini
San Marino
Board Hears Care Report Elects New President
The board reviews a student care report and selects new officers including president and clerk. New officials include Dale Hroadhead as president and Sheri Retleen as clerk, with discussion on program continuation and funding.
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Tormer
Arymere Sark
Barty Arecfeoret
Gaby
Mirko Puprety
Lindy
Yale
Radeon
Delatien
Lee
Fica
Ani Ehtetion Ofs
Wan
Dale Hroadhead
Ferapepeemi
Sheri Retleen
Wieg Rane
Gohan
Walter
Ae Nord
Jade Kaplan
Stuneman
City July 4 Swim Meet Draws Over 100 Participants
The city hosts its annual July 4 swimming meet with more than a hundred competitors across events. Awards included backstroke and freestyle races with ribbons and prizes sponsored by local sponsors, and several pool records noted during the competition.
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Ana I
Miver
Cycle Works
Ken Worle
Patrek Seanneh
Douglas Die Witt
Peter
Burschinger
Bette Coombs
Katrina “Coceites
Mer Dobrsen
Pein
Till Garrett
Mule See Ell
Susan
Te Watt
Tere
Koeci Winkler
Parick Sian
Lucy Harvey
Sallyarun
Seveneigit
Hove
Mike Searwill
Teeny Peeoan
Andrew Laesel
Julie Rerger
Princes Harvey
Tewede
San Marino Stars Secure Key Win From Hometown Rival
Local report describes a dramatic basketball clash where San Marino ousted a rival, led by Stewe Wise and Joel Swisher. Swisher delivered a standout test drive to pace the offense, with Hite and Lieber contributing crucial points as the Red team closed out the contest. The win boosts their season momentum amid a tight budget battle over valuations and city sports funding.
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Ani
San Marino
Swisher
Crete
Fin
Kevin
Wowrman
School Tax Rate Could Jump 50¢
The article discusses a proposed school tax rate increase of 50 cents tied to the state education department and local budget items. It notes potential vetoes, bond measures, and timing for final approval, with references to community meetings and planned public notices.
Major Police Activity Declines in June Ninety-Two
A garbled report notes reduced police operations for June with references to Sag Mats Mgt Department and fire and crime activity. It mentions figures like forty-seven incidents and twenty-second battalion notes, but text is fragmented and hard to parse for precise events.
City Receives State Revenue Share For City Projects
City officials report receipt of state revenues totaling $1,006 for local programs. The funds are allocated from state sources and directed to city use, with focus on public services and municipal projects.
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San Macingy
Igivet
Levon
San Mayle
Efale Viglen
Fragmented OCR piece with garbled names and lines
The readable portions are sparse and unclear. The text mixes partial names and phrases with no coherent events or context. No definite person, place, date, or action can be established from the legible fragments.
Tax Windfall Loss or Gain for San Marin Board
Fragmented text discusses a tax windfall for San Marin and a board meeting at an unspecified venue. It references budget impacts, potential tax changes, and financial adjustments, with unclear dates and many garbled phrases. The readable portions mention a planned discussion of tax windfalls and corresponding effects on local finances.
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San Marin
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