Summer Play School Ends Tomorrow at Huntington School
Last day events begin 9 a.m. with games and races at Huntington School. The drama group presents Estabrook Nieces in the auditorium after the assembly, directed by Vera Wickert. Ray Bryce will award athletic prizes and the PTA hosts an ice cream party.
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Huntington
Estabrook
Ray Bryce
P.T. A
Vera Wickert
Tribune
Dramatis Personnae
Alex Robinson
Dad
Kenneth Lawson
Sam
Eric Gschwind
Charley
Lang Sykes
Ted
Janice Remsen
Edith
Mary Lou Brightman
Lucille
July Building Nears Total of 200000
With July near end the city's building permits approach 200000 after a week adding eight new houses costing 63400 and three additions 645. The total 198911 reported by city inspector george cronshey.
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George Cronshey
Culver Heaton
Pasadena
S. J. Hewitson
Loram
J. G. Heaton
Glendale
E. S. Blaine
South Pasadena
Cambridge Road
H. A. Armstrong
Virginia Road
Armstrong Company
E. W. Breitkreutz
Wilson
el Molino Place
R. N. Christiansens
Los Angeles
Sharon Place
M. J. Warner
Vido Kovacevich
Long Beach
Santa Anita
Frank van Rehder
Huntington Park
G. A. Koepsell
Alhambra
Kerns
Fred A. Stewart
E. A. Daniels
Huntington Drive
Cambridge
W. R. Smith
Lombardy Road
Women Needed for Red Cross Sewing Work
Mrs. A. E. Sears heads the local Red Cross production unit inviting more women to join Friday sessions at the Public Library Annex from 9 30 to 4 p m. Yarn is available and Mrs. William Hertrich leads the knitting division while Mrs. Harold Turner oversees sewing of layettes skirts dresses robes and overalls with some surgical dressings in progress. Service pins were awarded to Mesdames Robert N. Gregory Byron Barnes E Cooper Stuart Reid Harold Turner Wilbur Lindblom Hector McNeil Kenneth Verling William Hertrich J Woodhead Paul Wilson A E Sears W T Moore and Miss Larson.
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A. E. Sears
Red Cross
Public Library
William Hertrich
Harold Turner
Robert N. Gregory
Byron Barnes
E. Cooper
Stuart Reid
V Sign Painted On Bow Bells Tea Room Windows
In San Marino the Bow Bells Tea Room displays two large blue V banners with a silver lining as part of the Victory campaign. Proprietors Mr and Mrs Percy Bowater describe the symbol as hopeful and linked to England’s fight for victory. Letters from London note the campaign is catching on and a “Victory” army may form among those whose countries have fallen to the Axis.
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Bow Bells Tea Room
England
United States
San Marino
Percy Bowater
Bo Water
London
British War Relief Speaker at Rotary Club
Mrs. E. C. Isitt of the British War Relief will speak at the Rotary Club today. She has lived in London and Sussex and will discuss women's thoughts on the war and British reactions, fears, and hopes. Last week’s speaker, Charles Ewing Shackle, drew praise for his vivid tales of the dark continent and its civilization.
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Rotary Club
E. C. Isitt
British War Relief
Isitt
London
Sussex
England
Charles Ewing Shackle
Rotary
China Relief Quota Nears Halfway Mark
In the first ten days of United China Relief activity in San Marino donations exceed 300 in checks and cash. The campaign aims for an 800 quota under chair Frank Collins with funds sent to Victor F. Rossetti, LA treasurer. Local citizens urged to contribute to reach the goal.
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China
San Marino
United China Relief
Victor F. Rossetti
Los Angeles
San Marinan Heads Legion of South Pasadena
Leo H. Hepp elected commander of South Pasadena American Legion Post No. 140 at a Thursday meeting on July 10. Installation to be held tonight. Hepp will succeed Glenn H. Taylor. New officers include Gouert, Cook, Lee, Bellona, Colvin, Sloan, and Buford. executive committee members are McCarthy, Wurtz, Eckels, and Utz. Hepp runs Leo H. Hepp Insurance Agency in Los Angeles and is active in regional civic groups.
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South Pasadena
American Legion
Leo H. Hepp
Los Angeles
Roanoke Road
Glenn H. Taylor
Charles Gouert
David B. Cook
Thomas Lee
Larry L
P T A District Meeting In Pasadena Discusses Defense Work
Mrs. R. G. Kenyon represented the Sam Marino Council of Parents and Teachers at the First District meeting in Pasadena July 24 at Wilson Junior High. The State Executive Board endorses the aluminum drive and defense program. FTA units will entertain boys in camps. cards will be issued to sons in army camps for home visits and dinners. Members will register for defense work as child welfare workers. With WPA funds exhausted, crossing guard needs become urgent and associations seek solutions.
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R. G. Kenyon
Sam Marino Council of Parents and Teachers
Wilson Junior High School
Pasadena
P.T. A
F.T. A
Men’s Club Hears Inspiring Talk At Community Church
In a woodland grotto behind 1715 Chelsea Road the Men’s Club of the Community Church met for a barbecue dinner led by host Mr. H. Lloyd Hall. Roy Bolstad presided. Frank Collins introduced China relief. Maurice A. Jones Jr spoke on Boy Scouts with four troops in operation and two more to form. a Scout cabin is planned and the club voted a substantial contribution.
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H. Lloyd Hall
Chelsea Road
Mr. Hall
Cook
Boniface
Roy Bolstad
China
Second Annual San Marino Badminton Tournament Launched
The Second Annual San Marino Badminton Tournament opens entries this week with divisions for men and women singles and doubles, mixed doubles, and new boys and girls under 14 singles. Entry fee 50 cents funds trophies. entries at Malloy's Sporting Goods, Guy Lauderbaugh's Jewelry, and Marine Mission Market, with semi finals at Huntington School gym. Rat man of San Marino tackles city rodent problem. residents urged to call city hall for free service and keep garbage secure.
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Malloy
Guy Lauderbaugh
Marine Mission Market
Malloy’s
the Tribune
San Marino
Frank L. Surber
Surber
Lurber
Registrants to Receive Questionnaires for July 1 Draft
Order numbers for July 1 registrants have been posted at San Marino boards 205 and 207. Questionnaires go out this weekend to 27 local men aged 21 since last October's first draft, due back by August 11. An advisory board will answer questions next week at the San Marino Police Court.
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San Marino
Selective Service Board
Marengo School
Alhambra
South Santa Anita
Temple City
John Clemmer
Clarence V. Clemmer
Oxford Road
San Diego
Abandonment of S P Tracks To Be Agitated
Citizens of San Marino may move to remove the Southern Pacific tracks running through the western end of the city. Exclusive information from Southern Pacific officials reported to the San Marino Tribune this week indicates the power rests with local residents to pursue the issue.
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S. P
Southern Pacific
San Marino
Trustees to Hold Budget Hearings in San Marino Area
San Marino school board meets at the superintendent’s office Friday morning for budget discussions totaling 204 200 dollars with 146 2 thousand for administration and operations. The South Pasadena-San Marino High School district meets Friday evening to review a 405 303 dollar budget with 318 507 for current expenses.
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Eet
San Marino
South Pasadena-San Marino
Marino
Percy Cowherd Celebrates 18th Anniversary in San Marino
Percy L. Cowherd marks 18 years in San Marino real estate and 36 years in California as he expanded subdivisions from orange groves to a high class residential area. He has sold about 1,500 parcels locally and over 3,000 in nearby cities, with new Cambridge Road development in front of Huntington Library.
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Pacific Ocean
Percy L. Cowherd
California
San Marino
Richard Lacy
W. L. Valentine
Harry Heffner
P. L
Cambridge Road
Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Women’s Society final meeting at San Marino Church
The Women’s Society of the San Marino Community Church held its final meeting Thursday at Mrs. H. Lloyd Hall’s home with Mrs. J. Bert Easley and Mrs. Ralph S. Vanderhoof assisting. Thirty two women heard a program by ten youths from Cleland House of Neighborly Service Belvedere East Los Angeles. Lydia Cobos, supervisor at Cleland House, spoke on the institution’s activities and needs in a Mexican-population area of Los Angeles.
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Women’s Society
San Marino
H. Lloyd Hall
Chelsea Road
J. Bert Easley
Ralph S. Vanderhoof
Cleland House
Belvedere
Los Angeles
Presbyterian Church
Mexico City
Lydia Cobos
San Marino Residents Urged to Join Civic Opportunity
San Marino men and women are invited to spend spare time working for a civic enterprise that protects property and offers a chance to earn hundreds. To affiliate, residents must own a car and have a telephone and should contact Laurence Boothe at 2264 Huntington Drive with name address telephone number age and profession.
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Gates Baldwin
H. Stanley Bent
L. Otis Ivey
Office Ofoduction Management
National Defense
Griffith Studio
San Marinan
Legion of South Pasadena
Leo Hepp
Huntington School
Charleen Belt
Jean Meyn
P.T.A. District
Men's Club of Church
Arcadia
Duarte
State Railroad Commission
H. R. Gernreich
Southern Pacific Railway
Pacific Electric Building
George Blech
G. B. Hanson
P. E
Lorain Road
Percy Cowherd
Frank Collins
Jackson
Mich
Horace Greeley
Women’s Society of Church
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