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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1936

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Business View Will Meet in San Marino This Week

A San Marino business meeting is planned for Tuesday evening to discuss forming a business association. Organizer Roberson invites merchants and men with business interests to attend at 8 p m June 9 in the Law Department area to discuss community growth and the association’s aims.

San Marino Mino Mer- Marino San At & Ted Law Department Men's Association

Meeting Of Forum At Bradfords Lune

The Bradfords Lune Forum held a very successful session at the home of Mira L Brad- Old Mill with Mrs E P presiding. A June 12 date was set for a book review on China depictions and foreign powers.

Bradfords Arning Iach

Passing of Tobe Larson Claremont Editor and Publisher

The Claremont Cour ier editor and publisher Tobias Larson died of a heart attack at his home in Claremont on Saturday May 39 0 He led the paper since 1923 and was a former president of the California Newspaper Publishers Association His career included awards such as the Times cup for west front page in 1934 He was born in Norway and educated in Kansas He leaves a widow Elsie a son Stanley a daughter Lavinia and siblings Funeral services were held Thursday at the Claremont Mortuary Chapel

Clyde Hurley Pasadena Claremont Tobias Larson Claremont Courier California Newspaper Publishers’ Association Larson Professor Casey Eleven Rockies Tobe” Larson Norway United States Kansas Highland College Highland Claremont Community Church Claremont Chamber of Commerce Tobe Larson Sui Generis Elsie Stanley Lavinia New York Clarenant Mortuary Chapel Tobe

Citizens to Cast Complimentary Vote for Trustee

San Marinans may vote today for Dr. F. E. Morrissey to the San Marino School Board. The incumbent is on an uncontested ballot for a three year term and polling at Huntington School from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m.

San

San Marino Plans Business Men's Association Formation

Ellsworth K. Anderson leads efforts to form a San Marino Business Men's Association with backing from the Tribune. City officials support the group and expect strong merchant participation at the upcoming meeting, with editor Frank Collins expressing regret at missing the event.

San Marino Frank Collins the Tribune Cleveland Ellsworth K. Anderson

Play Director Placed In Spotlight

The San Marino Studio Theater director works behind the scenes and values the praise for actors and the final product over personal spotlight. Louise Liebhardt notes her concentrated work and cheerful humility as she earns friends and is content to stay out of the limelight.

Louise Liebhardt San Marino Wakefield San Marino Studio Theater

Oneonta Club Ladies Night At Huntington Hotel

The Oneonta Club held its annual Ladies Night at the Huntington Hotel with members and guests attending. McIntyre Faries, elected delegate to the Cleveland Convention, became president, Dan Hammack becomes past president. Sir Guy Standing spoke on acting as the oldest game, with past presidents present and Carl Omeron singing tenor solos.

Oneonta Club Huntington Hotel McIntyre Faries Cleveland Dan Hammack Magnifcent Hugh Wallace Don Woods Guy Standing H. Stanley Bent Jerome W. McNair John P. Whitmore A. B. Culver Frederick A. Speik George C. Bush C. H. Burnett Guy B. Baird John G. Carey Carl Omeron Helen Omeron

Outdoor Living Rooms Topic for June Garden Club Meeting

Miss Beatrice Williams of San Marino, landscape architect, will lead the San Jino Garden Club June meeting on Tuesday morning June 9 at 10 30 in the Whittemore gardens at 1928 Albans Road. Officers will be installed and luncheon follows at noon. Mrs Wilbur Thomas, president, announces a regular plant exchange under Mrs Norman Clark.

San Jino Garden Club Beatrice Williams San Marino Ae Oe Whittemore Albans Wilbur Thomas Norman Clark

Woman's Club To Be Formed In San Marino Monday

A meeting to form a nucleus for a San Marino Woman's Club is set for Monday night June 8 at 7 30 in the court room beside San Marino City Hall Huntington drive and San Marino avenue. Letters to the editor urge organized women to unite for community clubs and broader activities once the club forms.

San Marino Moving Picture Theater City Hall Huntington Drive Ridgeway Road Clyde Church Security First National Bank and Trust Co S. Charles Lee San Marino Tribune San Marino City Hall San Marino Avenue the Tribune H. Stanley Bent

Clyde Hurley Dies Quietly in San Marino

Clyde C. Hurley died of a heart attack at his Alta Den a home Friday morning. He was garden page editor and head of the Pasadena Star News photo dept for eleven years and a leading San Marino Boy Scout pioneer. He helped found the Boy Scout house in City Park and was famed for kindness and scoutwork.

Clyde C. Hurley San Marino Beverly Way Altadena Pasadena Star-News Republic Clyde Hurley Boy Scout House

Cleveland convention urged for unity over party lines

The piece calls the Cleveland convention a parliament of patriotism and urges Republicans and Democrats to unite to avert a drift toward collectivism and socialism. It praises Jeffersonian ideals, cites Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg, and urges San Marinos to pressure for coalition actions next Tuesday in Cleveland.

Cleveland Democratic Party Thomas Jefferson Republican Party Washington Tammany Hall Cleveland Convention America Arthur H. Vandenberg

Home Burglarized Twice At A San Marino Avenue House

The residence at 1815 San Marino avenue, now owned by Robert D. Syer, was burglarized Thursday night or Friday morning, with a $90 camera and jewelry stolen. A prior break-in occurred three years ago when owned by K. E. Young. Police report a double entry via maid’s room then a front window, gloves used to avoid fingerprints.

Robert D. Syer K. E. Young

Tribune Publishes Tax Delinquency List for San Marino

The Tribune announces publication of the tax delinquent list for San Marino on its legal page. Ordered by the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors, the city’s delinquent list will appear in three consecutive weekly issues.

the Tribune San Marino Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors

San Marino Near Million Mark Again

San Marino continues strong building activity with May totals at 16996.59 and 24 permits, including 17 new homes. First five months reach 829414.45, double last year. Nearby cities show varied May volumes, with Arcadia and San Gabriel notably higher. The final May permits list George D. Rose and J W Meehan as principals on two new homes.

Foothill San Marino George Cronshey South Pasadena San Gabriel Arcadia Alhambra Monrovia Sierra Madre George D. Rose Adair Street Bedford Road H. A. Armstrong Virginia Road J. W. Meehan East Main Lorain Road

Editor Heads to Cleveland for Republican Convention Coverage

San Marino Tribune editor Frank Collins left for Cleveland to cover the National Republican Convention, attend events, and renew friendships with GOP figures. He expects to meet supporters of a coalition ticket and views Senator Arthur Van denberg of Michigan as a strong presidential candidate. Collins will be away about ten days while at the convention.

San Marino Tribune Cleveland Frank Collins Collins Washington Nebraska Ilinois Charles G. Dawes Arthur Vandenberg Michigan St. Louis Tribune Neb William McKinley Ohio President McKinley Mark Hanna The

Golf Summer Play Program Outlined at Huntington School

One of Southern California’s most complete summer recreation programs opens at Huntington School in San Marino starting the Monday after school ends, June 22, and runs weekdays through July 31. The San Marino Playground commission hires four instructors to run a three hour daily schedule with outdoor play, crafts, sports, dancing, puppetry, and weekly special events for girls and a daily boys shop.

California Huntington School San Marino Snow White Butterbaugh Ray Bryce

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