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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1944

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War Bond Quota Over Half Sold in San Marino

San Marino reports 54 percent of its $1,999.99 bond quota sold by June 26, totaling $1,027,417.75. Fifth War Loan sales surged with active headquarters and door to door soliciting, aiming for full coverage before drive ends. Citizens urged to assist solicitors Barton and Eaton by providing home contact details to avoid missed opportunities.

San Marino Mr. Barton Atlantic Bea Eaton Sycamore

Pierre's Bond Party Raises Five Thousand Five Hundred

At Pierre's Cafe on a busy Saturday night a jar bond sale totaled 5500 in war bonds. Pierre contributed a 25 bond as a grand lottery prize. The Woman's Club Victory Booth committee sponsored the event and presented a red glass decanter to Gerald Brennan.

Pierre War Ponds Woman's Club Gerald Brennan

Bond Purchases Boost Public Financing Output

A terse report notes that every bond purchase strengthens the funding pool for public projects. Officials warn that continued investor demand supports infrastructure programs and municipal liquidity.

Retail section sells many bonds in San Marino drive

Bond sale by retailers in San Marino raises about 54 460 in the week ending last Saturday. Notable buyers include Marino Mission Market Shopping Bag Market Ist Nat Bank Marine Tribune Barbers Shop Water Tel Co and Linnard with totals guiding the 40 300 posted by retailers toward a city goal.

Regents grant research time for Dr Wecter on LA campus

Dr Wecter, a chemistry and English professor at the Los Angeles campus of the University of California, received a change in his appointment by the regents. He has been assigned a research time slot to pursue studies in the Hunt etomh Library.

Permistore Huntetomh Dixon Wecter Chemicardy Read Los Angeles University of c Sue California University

Summer School Keeps Busy With Varied Handicraft Classes

San Marino's summer play school reports high enrollment across dramatics handicraft boys shop tumbling clay modeling tennis and badminton. The drama class directed by Miss Vera Wickert plans a play The Ghostly Picnic with 23 girls in the cast rehearsing this week. Boys shop projects include pack racks pyramids pumps surf boards and more as handicraft classes showcase student work.

San Marino William Renison Vera Wickert Merle Sitterbaugh

Oliver J. Schieber Dies After Brief Illness

Oliver J. Schieber, a 16 year resident of San Marino, died Friday at Huntington Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Services were held at Little Stone Church in Alhambra, with interment in San Gabriel. A civil engineer, he worked with Southern California Edison, Metropolitan Water District, and served in World War I Engineers Corps. Survived by Mildred Bulfinch Schieber, two children, his mother, sister, and brother.

Oliver J. Schieher San Marino Huntington Memorial Hospital Little Stone Church Turner, Stevens & Turner Alhambra San Gabriel Cemetery Schieber Southern California Edison Company Big Creek Los Angeles Metropolian Water District Indio Pgarewindsor Ins Margery G. Schieber Norman B. Schieber USNR Great Lakes Della M. Schieber Ella Schieber Homer Schieber

Arthur Beckwith Rites Held Last Tuesday

Rites for 69 year old Arthur Beckwith were held Tuesday at Lamb funeral home Al lydena with the Masonic lodge and Rev William Currer presiding at St Simons Episcopal Church. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery Altadena. Beckwith came to Altadena with his parents in 1876 and later headed Beckwith Elevators Ltd of Los Angeles. He belonged to Westlake Masonic Lodge. Survivors include wife Louisa Beckwith two daughters Mrs Gordon Cram Mentone and Mrs Albert Stein Jr San Marino three grandchildren and two sisters Elizabeth Beckwith and Mrs Fred Sanders Altadena.

Arthur Beckwith Gainsborough Drive Lamb Funeral Allydena Masonic Lodge William Currer Stimiind’s Episcopal Church Hares Mountain View Comtry Altadena Platera Texas Beckwith Myr Francis Beckwith Arthur Altadena Country Club Beckwith Elevators, Ltd Los Angeles Westlake Masonic Lodge Louisa Beckwith Gordon Cram Mentone Calif Albert Stein Jr San Marino Elizabeth Beckwith Fred Sanders

War Fund Relief Budget Totals Over 77 Million

National War Fund allocated 77,277,713 for nine months to 19 war relief groups. U S GO led with 66,326,827, United China Relief followed at 8,612,155, United Seaman's Service received 3,000,000, and War Prisoners' Aid was also funded.

War Chest National War Fund Paul Sloggett Don Marino Community Council U.S. GO United China Relief United Seaman's Service United Nations California Nationewide USO United United Czechoslovak Relief United Yugoslav Relief Fund Refugee U. S Committee For the Care of National America Denmark Association American Relief For Italy

Cub Scouts Promote at Last Meeting Before Summer

The Huntington School auditorium hosted the final Cub Scout meeting before summer with six promotions to Boy Scouts. Graduates: Jerry Addicott Richard Dakin Bill Fundenberg Bob Garrett Buzzy Hathaway and Richard Andresen. Seven new Cubs joined as fellows and seventeen earned promotions for December activity.

Huntington School Cub Scout Boy Scout Cubs Jerry Addicott Richard Dakin Bill Fundenberg Bob Garrett Buzzy Hathaway Den 1 Richard Andresen Archie Bobcat Wolfe Lester Taylor Charles Loos David Culver Lynn Billman Kenneth Pelton Roy Myers Richard Mott Peter Stroud Tony Brooks Jud Prather John Manning Wolf Joe Comer Craig Cunningham Franklin Loffer Gary Ellis Wolf Gold Arrow Phillip Lloyd Donald Brisbane Eddie Riesen Frank Pore Timmy Green Robbie Robinson Arthur Heywood Bob Seymour Robert Lee Combs Bob Best Johnny Huffman Bertram Thurmer Philip Brabyn Hunt Holliday David Kern Gerald Forrest Stuart L. Seymour Den 10 Den James Thomas Jeffry Fernald Charles Everts Robert Seymour John Alexander Douglas Alexander Timothy Green Paul Weed Emil Everts

G O P Women Elect Officers For Next Year

The Republican Women's Club at Joy's Inn elected officers to start in September. Officers include President Mrs A B Ruddock and treasurer Mrs McClarty Harbison. Membership has grown to 225, credited to Blanch Ford Williams and public interest in the coming election. Leon W. Delbridge spoke at the last meeting.

Republican Women’s Club Joy’s Inn A. B. Ruddock A. E. Sears Roy F. Ensign McClarty Harbison H. M. McNeil Clark E. Bell Blanch Ford Williams E. C. Myers William.a. Martin Edward H. Mor Martin Leon W. Delbridge

Champion Bond Seller Leads Fourth War Bond Drive

Mrs. Lou Spiers is the largest individual producer among retail clerks in the Fourth War Bond drive and pursues the Fifth drive. By press time she has sold more than $13,000 with strong support from friends and boosters.

Lou Spiers

San Marino men named to statewide veterans committee

Three San Marino residents Allen B. Maxwell Howard A. Miller and James L. Patten were named to the veterans home and farm committee formed to campaign for Proposition No. 1 on the November ballot. The measure would authorize a 30 million dollar bond issue to buy homes and farms for California World War II veterans, overseen by the California Veterans Welfare Board which has already purchased 19 000 properties costing 89 million dollars over 23 years without taxpayer cost.

Allen B. Maxwell Howard A. Miller James L. Patten San Marino Veterans’ Home and Farm Committee California Veterans’ Welfare Board of California Ed. W. Bolt

Young G. O. P.s Organize Club Here Sunday

Republicans across the eastern county plan to organize a regional California Young Republican Club affiliate and launch a vigorous campaign. Led by Wm. Micajah Martin the effort begins with an 8 30 p m meeting at 1147 San Marino avenue and invites citizens aged 21 to 37 in the eastern area to attend contact Sycamore 6 3987 for details.

California Young Republican Club Wm. Micajah Martin San Marino San Marino Avenue Sycamore

S C Graduates Include Three San Marinans

San Marinans Paul W Fornacisari Clotilde Li Castrucci e Frances L Ensign earned bachelor and AB degrees at the 61st annual commencement held June 2 at Exposition Park. Women topped men in graduates as the new nursing school issued its first degrees.

University of Southern Calfornia Exposition Park Forinsving San Marinans Paul W. Fornacisari B.S Clotilde “Li Castruccié A-B Frances L. Ensign School of Nursing NROTC Rufus B. von KleinSmid Frederick Brown Harris United States Senate Foundry Methodist Church Washington, D. C

Community Council Plans War Chest and Salvage Drive

At the San Marino Community Council meeting in city hall on Monday night Dr. P. Martin Baker announced that Maurice Jones Jr. will select the committees needed to conduct the fall War Chest drive and salvage effort.

San Marino P. Martin Baker Maurice Jones Jr A. H. Skaer Council For China Stanley Arndt Baker Clyde Holley Civic Committee McIntyre Faries McClarty Harbison G. E. Norwood Preston Hotchkis Harley Eckert Tribune Laura Bee The

Camp Del Dia Opens July 5 For Girl Scouts

San Marino announces Camp Del Dia opening in July for Girl Scouts with crafts woodwork folk dancing and games. Staff include Mrs Breeze Wienman Kilpatrick and Atkins with Red Cross activities led by Mrs Munro and Mrs Maccehdlen. Registration $2 for four weeks. day-rate 25 cents.

San Marino William Breeze William Wienman William Kilpatrick Atkins Ross Munro Red Cross Scout House Laurence Maccehdlen del Dia Pasadena Scout ‘House Apap Felders Tregarding E Coughlin Ate Triggi Ae

City Council to rule on storage firm petitions in July

San Marino City Council will meet on July 12 to consider petitions from Oneonta Transfer and Storage Company of South Pasadena and Bekins Van and Storage Company to build storage facilities for household goods on Huntington Drive between Kenilworth and Ridgeway. The South Pasadena firm plans a two story warehouse with vaults, occupying the south side of the street.

San Marino Oneonta Transfer and Storage Company South Pasadena Bekins Nan and Storage Company F. ‘A. Tyler Fremont Huntington Drive Kenilworth Ridgeway

Kent Collings Receives Bronze Star For Meritorious Service

Lt. Kent Collings grandson of the late Frank Collins former publisher of the San Marino Tribune. He earned the Bronze Star Medal for leading six patrols into unreconnoitered jungle territory engaging the enemy and returning with valuable information. The award comes from the President and is issued to Army Navy or Marine branches not tied to air service by a general officer.

Kent Collings Frank Collins The San Marino Tribune Army Navy Marine

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Bond Aeree Raymond Beebe Keen Thally Mpheyes Dave Fiscus Mailers’ Committee John K Iman Dr. Wecter Regents Oliver Schieher Huntington Playground Doug Smiley Jack Wassermore Roger Mann Bud Forrest Bruce Pollock Charles Butt Robert Ettee al Robertson Cub Scouts G.O.P Young G. O. P.’s S. C Community Council Bronze Star
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