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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 2002
Page
4
South Pasadena Christian churches announce a five day Vacation Bible School at Oneonta Congregational Church from July 14 to July 18. Sessions run 6 to 8 30 p m with dinner. Cost 10 per person or 30 per family. Reservations welcome.
Saints Felicitas and Perpetua Church lists services and programs for late June including Masses on June 29 and 30, library hours, and weekend homilies on Ambassadors of God. It notes interfaith activities, youth groups, Bible study, choirs, and multiple congregations meeting in the facility withcontact details and RSVP info.
Sunday june 30 services feature guest preacher Reverend Brian Sellers Peterson Western Director of Episcopal Relief and Development at 8 am in the Chapel and 10 am in the Church celebrated by Reverend George Woodward. No Sunday School today. Childcare at 10 am service. Al-Anon meets 8 pm Monday in the Library. AA meets 8:30 pm Tuesday in Mary Fellows Hall.
San Marino Community Church will host a 9 30 a m service with Dr George F Pope preaching. Children join families, then attend Summer Church School in Fellowship Hall while nursery care is available from 9 15 a m. The Malawi Mission Team including Dr Pope and Cindy Herweg will be commissioned.
Pasadena First Church of the Nazarene hosts a June 30 celebration starting with a 10 30 a.m. worship service and a noon kids carnival with bounce houses dunk tank and games. A $5 barbecue or $4 hot dog lunch is offered followed by a 1 30 p.m. Celebrate of Freedom concert with choirs orchestra pageantry and five armed services flags. Call 626 351 9631.
Brian Sellers-Peterson Western Regional Director of Episcopal Relief and Development will lead both 9 a.m. and 10 a.m. services at St. Edmund's Episcopal Church on Sunday June 30. The church is at 1175 San Gabriel Blvd San Marino call (626) 793-9167 for details.
Memorial services were held June 15 for Raymond Noel Fleischman Sr. 87 of San Marino who died June 10 at Huntington Memorial Hospital. Born December 24, 1914 in La Jara Colorado, he studied chemical engineering at the University of Colorado Boulder and lived in Whittier before moving to San Marino in 1974. He owned a private business in Whittier and later worked for Fluidmaster Corp. Survived by wife Jean, children Linda, Raymond Jr., Debra and Sean, and grandson Cody, with siblings and sister-in-law. Memorial gifts go to Parkinson's Disease Association or American Cancer Society. Funeral arrangements by Forest Lawn.
Dwight C Bill Baum a Syracuse native born 1912 heir to architect Dwight J Baum dies after a long finance career spanning five decades He worked in Los Angeles and Pasadena with Paine Webber and Blyth Eastman Dillon later Paine Webber He survived the 1918 flu and served in WWII aiding the British Lend Lease program earning a British Empire honor He leaves two sons and two grandchildren with a Syracuse graveside service planned later in summer donations suggested to Alice Lloyd College
Olivia Frazier born April 1 1904 in Brainerd Minnesota died June 18 2002 at Royal Oaks Manor Duarte. She was preceded by husband Irvin Frazier and survived by daughter Diane Hill two sons James and Edward Frazier seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. A memorial service is scheduled for 3 p m Saturday June 22 at San Marino Community Church 1750 Virginia Road San Marino. Family under Arcadia Chapel of Remembrance care.
Helen Hastings Schriber died June 15 2002 after a Parkinsons battle. She was daughter of Dr and Mrs Hill Hastings of Los Angeles. She is survived by three children Laurie Poett Thomas Schriber Sally Humphrey eight grandchildren five great grandchildren a brother Dr Newlin Hastings and a sister Edith Murphy Colace. She graduated from Marlboro High School and Smith College. She was married to Charles Schriber until his death in 1987. The family lived in San Marino then moved to Ketchum Idaho and retired to Borrego Springs California in 1979. Memorials to a charity or Parkinsons Research.
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