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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1937

Page

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Playground program to open Monday in San Marino

Beginning Monday June 21 at 9 a.m. the Huntington School Summer Playground opens for all San Marino children from kindergarten age, running Monday through Friday 9 to 12 under the San Marino Playground Commission. Five instructors include Williamson for kindergarten, Sadie and Taylor for girls, Bryce and Butterbaugh for boys. No charge. buses not provided. Officers will staff at Huntington School and nearby intersections during hours. Activities include treasure hunts, plays, games, tournaments, puppet shows, a Closing Day pageant, dancing, handicraft, and a wide range of sports from badminton to paddle tennis.

Huntington School San Marino Huntington Drive Granada San Marino Avenue

Womans Club Final Meeting At Huntington School

The San Marino Woman's Club concludes its first year with a 1:30 program at Huntington School auditorium featuring pianist Raymond McFeeters and soprano Florence Beeler in a concert and talk on The Romance of American Music from Civil War days to the present. A 10 hour event in the gym follows with hospitality chair A. E. Sears coordinating, aided by Mrs. Willis B. Kyle and Mrs. Roy Ensign.

San Marino Huntington School Raymond McFeeters Florence Beeler A. E. Sears Willis B. Kyle Roy Ensign Sports Guild

Fire at Charles Cotton Residence Causes $500 Damage

A midnight blaze at 2390 Ridgeway road damaged the E Cottons home. Fire and police responders fought the flames, with a radio, piano, rug, chair, fringe and curtains burned or scorched. No injuries reported.

Charles Cotton E. Cottons Ridgeay Road

Latham To Speak On Antics Of Legislature In San Marino

Assemblyman E Val Latham will discuss the Antics of the 1937 Legislature at an open meeting in the San Marino City Court Room on Friday evening June 25 at 7 45. Latham represents the 53rd Assembly District including San Marino South Pasadena Alhambra San Gabriel and Monterey Park. He is regarded as a leading state lawmaker with potential for higher office. The event is hosted by the 53rd Assembly Republican Assembly and is open to the public. On June 23 the 12th Congressional District Executive Committee will meet at the San Marino Court Room with Stanley Arndt, president of the 53rd Assembly District Republican Assembly, representing San Marino.

E. Val Latham San Marino Latham California San Ma E Val Latham Rino South Pasadena Alhambra San Gabriel Monterey Park Congress Herbert Legg Sacramento 53Rd Assembly Republic Assembly 12Th Congressional District Republican Assembly San Marino Court Room Stanley Arndt 53Rd Assembly District

Public Invited To View Night Ball Games

City Hall baseball team defeated Marino Mission nine 14 to 8 in a well played night game in San Marino. Marsh and Verdugo pitched well with ten strikeouts each. Gambril hit a home run and Sexton a four bagger.

City Hall San Marino Marino Mission City Hall Boys Gambril Sexton Calahan Marsh Verdugo

Two Fire Calls Tax Equipment of Department

One of the busiest moments in the history of the local fire department occurred last Thursday afternoon when two calls came in within a space of a moment. One call sent the first wagon northward and the second truck toward the south in response to grass fire calls from widely separated locations. Neither caused any damage according to local firemen.

Airplane crash near San Marino claims three lives

A Sunday crash in San Marino killed pilot Fred William Widow and two passengers, E M Patr, with five years flying experience for the pilot. The wreck occurred near Lom bardy and Chester, drawing a crowd of hundreds as authorities and emergency crews responded. The Stearman aircraft rented from Alhambra Airport struck at about 90 mph, injuring nearby grass and prompting swift removal of bodies to Dubois funeral home.

Lombardy Chester San Marino Altadena Pasadena Fred William E. M. Patr West Harriett Dubois and Bond Dubois San Gabiel Alhambra East Valley Blvd Patrick Lobb Bannister United States Marine Corps John Jurkofsky Stearman A. R

Airplane lands on Huntington street in foggy San Marino

Sunday marked Airplane day as Gordon Hazeltine of La Jolla landed a plane on Huntington and Windsor road using Huntington from City Hall to West Haven as a runway. Passenger Miss Ruth Dailey joined her first flight with little traffic aiding a safe outcome despite a sputtering engine and fog. Officer Perry Archer witnessed the near miss before the landing near Windsor south of Huntington.

San Marino Huntington Windsor Road City Hall West Haven Road Gordon Hazeltine Cabrillo Street la Jolla Ruth Dailey Perry Archer Atlantic Windsor Hazeltine

San Marino School Board Raises Salary Budget for 28 Teachers

At the last meeting the San Marino school board increased the next year salary budget by 10 percent, totaling 4429 to be shared among 28 teachers at Huntington and Stoneman. Three new class teachers are to be hired, two replaced, and two part time kindergarten assistants added. Superintendent Neher will release the full list next week.

San Marino Huntington and Stoneman Manson Europe E. C. Neher Stoneman School Huntington School the Tribune

San Marino Man Seeks Ban on Sunday Flying

Arthur Baker of 2774 Carlaris Road pushed the San Marino City Council two months ago to outlaw Sunday flying of stunt or low altitude aircraft. Residents supported the move citing noise and disturbance of Sunday quiet.

San Marino Arthur Baker Carlaris Road Baker

Witness recounts plane wreck near Chester and Lombardy roads

W O Hearsey of 645 Canterbury road, first on the crash scene, describes seeing three planes in the air and the private plane dive toward the ground after ribbons streamed from its wing. He raced to the wreck to help, shut off the motor, and kept bystanders from smoking as gasoline covered the area. He noted the transports flew parallel to the private craft before the crash.

W. O. Hearsey Canterbury Road Chester Lombardy Road Hearsey

Fourteen New Residences In Fourteen Days Reported

City building inspector George H. Cronshey cites fourteen new homes started in fourteen days totaling 165933. Projects cluster near City Hall south subdivision and Huntington Library district. New store building at 918 Huntington Drive by Carver Investment includes eight shops. architect Kenneth A. Gordon. contractor Steed Bros. of Alhambra. Further homes include 2198 Roanoke Road for W. H. Kuhlemeier costing 14616 with architect Gordon B. Kaufman. contractor C. Lester Jones of Pasadena. Additional French Normandy house for Burnell H. De Vos at 742 Schumacher Los Angeles costing 13500 at 1220 Oxford Road.

George H. Cronshey City Hall Huntington Library Carver Investment Company Huntington Drive Damon Donn Thomas Company Kenneth A. Gordon Steed Bros Alhambra Roanoke Road W. H. Kuhlemeier Gordon B. Kaufman Los Angeles C. Lester Jones Pasadena Burnell H. de Vos Schumacher Oxford Road

Legion Post Nominates Candidates for 1937 38 Officers

San Marino Post 239 American Legion holds its regular meeting at the San Gabriel country club nominating officers for 1937 38. Ken neth Good and Bill Paul were named for Post Commander, Stanley Caunt and Gene Woods for First Vice Commander, Harlan Mills and Dee McConnell for Second Vice Commander. Election slated for July. Four new members welcomed and a five year membership high reported. Two safety films and six performers highlighted the evening.

San Marino American Legion San Gabriel Country Club Kenneth Good Bill Paul H. A. Armstrong Stanley Caunt Gene Woods Harlan Mills Dee McConnell Glenn McClung Buford Wright Stanley Arndt J. W. Minder Ben S. Parker Allan Maxwell W. B. McKesson A. F. Jackson Thos. S. Norton George M. Ringstrom Marion Robb Lorain Harold Pierce Richard Hudson George B. Hall Park Avenue South Pasadena Post National American Legion Paris Inn Pete Tarchione Dominic Margareta and Martinez Francisco

National Realty Board Chief Tours Huntington Library

Paul E. Stark president of the National Association of Realty boards visited Huntington Library with Mrs. Stark and other officials on Monday afternoon June 14. The party toured San Marino Pasadena and Flint Ridge then attended a large California barbecue at Wynn Norton estate with about 600 realtors. Speakers included Dickey Pasadena Realty Board president Mortimer Clark Senator Olsen and Roger Jessup.

Paul E. Stark National Association of Realty Boards Huntington Library Stark Mortimer Clark Glen Willaman California State Real Estate Association San Marino Senator Olsen Roger Jessup

Head on Crash On Huntington Leaves Injured Passengers

At midnight Monday a head on collision at Huntington and Chelsea road left Miss Jean Sanford with lacerations to the chin and forehead. The crash involved a car driven by Miss Anne Ryan of 40 St. James Court Pasadena and another car driven by Scotty McDonald of 1156 North Hill Pasadena who was turning left onto Chelsea.

Jean Sanford, Pasenger Anne Ryan St. James Court Pasadena Huntington Chelsea Road Scotty McDonald North Hill Chelsea

Graduation Program Showcases Eighth Grade Achievements

An audience of parents and friends filled Henry Huntington school as the eighth grade presented a medal ceremony by the DAR to Eleanor Gibbs and by the American Legion to Sidney Jones and Adra Merrill. The event featured student dramatizations on Edison, Clara Barton, Woolworth, and education themes.

Henry E. Huntington School Daughters of the American Revolution Walter Miller Eleanor Gibbs American Legion Henry A. Armstrong Sidney Jones Adra Merrill Betty Castle Lucia van Vorst Colonel Goethals Panama Canal Thomas A. Edison Verna Pace Louisa Alcott Frank Woolworth Rosemary Flohr Clara Barton

Six Local Boy Scouts Headed to National Jamboree

Six San Marino Boy Scouts join twenty from the Pasadena district for a ten day Jamboree in Washington D C starting June 29. They will train at Irvine Park Orange County before boarding a Southern Pacific train from Los Angeles on June 22. Leaders Carroll Holt Harry Kellogg and Hal Kennedy accompany the group. The San Marino contingent includes James Cooper Sidney Jones Earl Lingle Warren Cleary James Tourtellotte and Chapin Bishop. The Pasadena delegation links with San Bernardino Old Baldy Imperial San Diego and Long Beach councils for the Irvine Park encampment and pageant practice.

San Marino Washington D.C Irvine Park Orange County Southern Pacific Los Angeles Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley Carroll J. Holt Harry Kellogg Hal Kennedy Pasadena Long Beach

Anderson Wins San Marino Post Office Branch Contract

Ellsworth K. Anderson of the Radio Shop of San Marino was awarded the contract to operate the San Marino branch post office starting July 1. He will move his Radio Shop to the present post office location at 1614 Chelsea Road, with San Marino Electric Appliance also housed in the same building.

Ellsworth K. Anderson Radio Shop San Marino Chelsea Road Anderson San Marino Electric

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Womans Club Suzanne Pasqualito Drive Paul Sexton S. E. Chubbuck North Fair Oaks Avenue Harley Davidson Legion Post National Realty Board E. K. Anderson
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