GOP Women Hear President's Spiritual Qualities Lauded
Miss Bertha S. Adkins addressed 500 Republican women at the Hunt–Sheraton hotel Southern Division luncheon praising President Eisenhower's spirituality and its global impact. She highlighted prosperity, reduced government waste, and tax cuts, contrasting with Democratic budgets and rising costs under prior administrations.
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GOP
Bertha S. Adkins
Republican National Committee
Republican Women’s Clubs
Hunting-Sheraton Hotel
White House
Eisenhower
Miss Adkins
Republican Party
Truman
R. G. Kenyon
San Marino
Blanche Ford Williams
Sheraton-Huntington Hotel
Along the Drive Along the Drive
Discussion of transportation bottlenecks emphasizes getting goods to market and moving farm produce across the city. The piece questions freeway use, cites last week’s tomato shipment and hay delivery, and jokes about traffic and daily challenges.
Fun With Music at the Park for Kids
Like Singing Come To Park invites boys and girls to enjoy a weekly program of music singing rhythm band song plays and dancing under shade trees. Each Monday Wednesday and Friday afternoon an hour is set aside at the elementary school playgrounds. Check bulletin boards for schedule details and join in.
Teenage Dance Planned Friday in San Marino
The San Marino Teen age Council and Recreation department announce a Friday evening event for local teens. Activities start at 8 p.m. with swimming at the high school, then move to the volleyball courts for dancing and games until 9 30. Food and drinks will be sold. Dress is informal.
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Recreation Department of
San Marino
Splash Happy
Post Office Closes on Independence Day Observe Holiday
Independence Day closures announced by Superintendent Marshall Lundgren. San Marino office will be closed all day with no city delivery. All special delivery matter and perishable parcel post will be delivered. Collections and dispatches will follow holiday schedules.
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Marshall Lundgren
San Marino
Lady Lions Elect New Officers Slate
New officers of the San Marino Lady Lions were announced this week by outgoing President Rosemary Boyden. They are Ruth Reese president, Dorothy Hardash vice president, Bernice Bonner secretary, Joan May treasurer and historian, June Stulik.
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San Marino
Lady Lions
Rosemary Boyden
Ruth Reese
Dorothy Hardash
Bernice Bonner
Joan May
June Stulik
Do Not Play With Fireworks July 4th
Fire Chief Arthur P. Hughes warns San Marino South Pasadena and Los Angeles county prohibit sale use or possession of fireworks including sparkers in all areas. State law bans dangerous fireworks such as firecrackers sky rockets roman candles torpedoes cherry bombs and more. The rule aims to prevent fires and accidents during the July weekend.
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San Marino
Arthur P
Hughes
San
Relative Of Two San Marinans Dies
Mrs Genevieve G Smith of North Hidalgo in Alhambra died June 26 She was past president of the Garfield PTA and a member of the Children s Hospital Auxiliary Surviving are her husband Newell C Smith daughter Janet Gail Smith brothers James W Gammon L C Gammon mother Mrs C H Barkley Funeral services were held Wednesday with Rev John Elmore officiating Burial was in Forest Lawn Cemetery
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Genevieve G. Smith
North Hidalgo
Alhambra
Graettinger
Iowa
Garfield Pta
End Of Twilight League Undisputed City Cubs Finish 9 0
The San Marino Twilight Softball League closes with City Club Cubs undefeated at 9-0 after beating PTA Fathers 17 5. Chuck Todd earns MVP for nine straight Cubs wins. All Star selections and awards highlighted the season and banquet.
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City Club Cubs
San Marino
PTA Fathers
Lowell Hammonds
Cubs
Jack Christia
Chuck Todd
Jim Gerhardt
Wreckers
Long
Kiwanis
Terry Hollern
Cards
Todd
Christiansen
Rose
Jones
Barnes
Gerhardt
Hammond
Moore
Smith
Pollard
Booth
Walker
McKay
Thompson
Bell
Tuck
Kogus
Bradford
Foster
Utility
Biles
Hollern
Gardner
Franks
Lacy Park
Fred Byers
San Marino School Board Sets 1955 56 Budget At 1 154 300
The San Marino Board of Education tentatively adopted a 1 154 300 dollar budget for 1955 56, funded by a 25 cent tax rate increase. Superintendent Neher outlined salary and staff additions, reduced transfer costs, and new plant expenses as factors in the final tally.
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San Marino
Board of Education
Elmer C. Neher
South Pasadena High School
Huntington
Supt
Neher
ADA
Signals for Huntington drive discussed by citizens officials
Residents and city officials debate signal systems for Huntington drive including synchronized signals at 25 to 35 mph costing about 20000, time clocks used elsewhere, or actuated controls with potential continuous through traffic issues. The city plans to acquire triangular San Marino avenue land and bids for a county storm drain under a 116 million program.
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Indi
Colorado Boulevard
Pasadena
San Marino Avenue
Rubio Turn
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Kiwanis Back Local Junior Tennis Championship
The Kiwanis Club and San Marino Recreation Department co sponsor the Junior Championships at the High School courts July 11 to 16. Events include boys and girls singles and doubles in ages 13 15 and 18 under with entries due July 7. winners advance to the U S National Public Parks and Playgrounds Junior Championship in Arcadia August 15 to 20.
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Kiwanis
San Marino
Recreation Department
City Hall
Kiwanis Club
Robert Irwin
Byron A. Covey
John “Ned” Long
Betsy Brigham
Ray Pentz
U.S
Arcadia
Lions Distribute Attendance Pins at San Marino Meeting
At a Wednesday San Marino Lions club session, members receiving 100 percent attendance pins included Harry Abelsen Sam Ambler John Bisher Polo Boyden Ed Cooney Eddie Darwell Bill Dodds Wally Grant Tom Hoffman Bud Hunt Martin Jorjorian Art Kloepfer Bob May George Marley Bill Reese Tom Shandley Jerry Stiles Jerry Stulik and Sam Wynman. New officers of the club were installed at the meeting.
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San Marino Lions Club
Harry Abelsen
Sam Ambler
John Bisher
Polo Boyden
Ed Cooney
Eddie Darwell
Bill Dodds
Wally Grant
Tom Hoffman
Bud Hunt
Martin Jorjorian
Art Kloepfer
Bob May
George Marley
Bill Reese
Tom Shandley
Jerry Stiles
Jerry Stulik
Sam Wynman
Lazarus L. Lewis, Chef, Dies at Altadena Home
Lazarus L. Lewis former operator of Ye Prime Rib on Huntington Drive in Chelsea district died June 27 at his Altadena home. Survived by widow Georgie Lewis and European relatives. Funeral services were held Wednesday.
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Lazarus L
Chef) Lewis
Ye Prime Rib
Huntington Drive
Chelsea District
Altadena
Georgie Lewis
Europe
Dr Harnish Tour Reports Warily Optimistic Europe Visit
Pastor J Lester Harnish of Temple Baptist Los Angeles on a European tour with eight Baptist colleagues notes political unrest in Egypt Lebanon Syria and Jordan alongside economic and social progress He praises Greece's comeback and Athens climate and hospitality He writes from Athens stressing Americas careful role in world affairs and not disappointing ancient peoples.
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J. Lester Harnish
Temple Baptist Church
Los Angeles
Europe
Harnish
the Tribune
Egypt
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Greece
Athens
America
Army Cites Capt Henry LA Tana for Work at Walter Reed
Captain Mor ris, assistant chief of laryngology at Walter Reed Army Hospital, received a citation from Major General Leonard D. Heaton for work from July 1953 to May 1955. The award notes his outstanding service in ear surgery, teaching the fenestration operation, and building doctor patient relations at the hospital.
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Henry LA Tana
Weasa Toad
Leonard D. Heaton
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Morris
Waller Reed Army Hospi
Flora Belle Schertz Dies Quietly at Monterey Road
Flora Belle Schertz of Monterey road died June 24. Private funeral services were held Saturday. Survived by two sisters Miss Caroline Schertz of San Marino and Mrs Samuel Dimmitt of Denver Colorado plus several nieces and nephews including Miss Louise Dimmitt of this city.
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Flora Belle Schertz
Monterey Road
Caroline Schertz
San Marino
Samuel Dimmitt
Denver
Colo
Louise Dimmitt
Harvard Law graduate Donald E Pearson visits parents
Donald E Pearson, who earned a Bachelor of Laws degree from Harvard University on June 16, is visiting with his parents on El Molino Avenue.
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Donald E. Pearson
Harvard University
el Molino Avenue
Deadlines Moved Up For Holiday Weekend
The office urges correspondents and advertisers to submit copy early due to a long weekend. Staff will be closed Saturday and Monday July 4, with a desire to depart Saturday if possible.
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