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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1951

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Ecclesiastical Art Treasures Arrive For St Edmunds Exhibit

The St Edmunds Church parish plans its second ecclesiastical art exhibit on March 10 and 11 in the parish hall. Sponsored by the Altar Guild, the event features patrons and loans from major art institutions, with items from the Rosenbach collection and the Vienna Art Institute among others.

St. Edmund’s Church Charles A. Shreve Roy Harper Josephine Christie China St. Edmund's The Altar Guild

Santa Anita pool raid and street sign questions headline local misadventure

The piece notes Sam Yorty criticizing farm controls while wondering about delayed street signs from last summer. It also recalls police shutting down a gambling scene behind Santa Anita grandstand over a pool and betting cubes. A Cherry Valley classified item mentions shoveling snow and twin beds. The column ends with nostalgia for governing spending.

Santa Anita

Temple City Parade Precedes Camellia Show This Weekend

Temple City hosts a children's parade Saturday at 10 30 in the morning with over 100 entries, bands and drum corps along Las Tunas from Rosemead to Baldwin Avenue. The Camellia show continues Saturday and Sunday at Golden West and Las Tunas, with Roy T Thompson among the judges.

Temple City Las Tunas Rosemead Baldwin Avenue Golden West Roy T. Thompson

Red Cross Drives to Meet San Marino Quota This Week

San Marino Red Cross campaign proceeds toward a 4000 resident quota. About half have donated as E. M. Peterson reports, with house to house solicitation continuing. Additional workers include Mrs. Aleen Mayo and Mmes. Forman Franks Truesdell.

Red Cross San Marino E. M. Peterson Fred Garrison Aleen Mayo George L. Forman John L. Franks Thomas B. Truesdell

Plan to Split South Pasadena From San Marino Faces Backlash

The Assembly Interim Committee on Reapportionment floated a plan to detach South Pasadena from San Marino in district revamps. Residents call the idea ridiculous and vow to fight it, noting shared schools and services. The proposal would shift South Pasadena from the 53rd to the 54th Assembly District and insert it into Norris Poulson's 13th Congressional District.

Assembly San Marino South Pasadena Laughlin Waters Tribune Pat Hillings Norris Poulson

Ambulance Responds After Gardener Falls Ill at Huntington Residence

San Marino ambulance was called yesterday at noon to 701 Huntington Drive for Eugene Schelling a gardener who suddenly became ill. He was transported to Huntington Hospital for observation.

San Marino Bertha Vinnell Huntington Drive Eugene Schelling Huntington Hospital

Emergency Planning For Museums and Libraries Address

Roland L. Redmond, president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, urged libraries and museums to prepare for crises at Huntington Library on Founders Day February 26. He proposed regional warehouses and a large general depository with frequent loaning and microfilming to preserve and share treasures nationwide.

Roland L. Redmond Metropolitan Museum of Art Huntington Library Henry E. Huntington New York Mr. Redmond James R. Page Robert A. Millikan William B. Munro Edwin P. Hubble Herbert Hoover Pierpont Morgan Library New York Public Library Redmond

Occidental College Janitor Becomes Trustees Head

Harold C. McClellan, longtime janitor at Occidental College in Los Angeles, is elected to head the board of trustees. The appointment was announced by retiring president Frank N. Bush. McClellan, a city councilman, resides at 2220 Orlando Road.

Occidental College Los Angeles Board of Trustees Horatio Alger Harold C. McClellan Frank N. Bush McClellan Orlando Road H. Stanley Bent Occidental Glee Club Old Crescent Creamery Company

Flag confusion sparks tale of distress and history

A reader recalls observing two flags, one at the post office flying upside down, prompting a check of flag etiquette that union should be at the peak of the pole. The piece also contains biographical notes on H. Stanley Bent and McClellan, detailing his career from Occidental janitor to business and trade associations leader.

Hillings To Keynote California GOP Conclave In Long Beach

Congressman Patrick J Hillings will deliver the keynote address at the 18th annual California Republican Assembly convention in Long Beach This weekend The event opens at the Lafayette Hotel with Lt Governor Goodwin Knight scheduled as noon luncheon speaker and Hills speaks on A Freshmans Viewpoint of Congress Leo E Anderson chairs the resolutions committee expected to present several resolutions

Patrick J. Hillings Washington California Republican Assembly Long Beach Harrison McCall The Assembly Lafayette Hotel Coast City Goodwin Knight Pat Hillings Congress Leo E. Anderson

Cities Clash Over Free Services in County Area

League of California Cities fights unincorporated areas over paying for county services in Los Angeles County. San Marino joins the dispute as County Administrator Wayne Allen advocates remedies including a sales tax and separate districts. A new League of Unincorporated Communities forms in Temple City as legislative bill 3217 moves through the Assembly.

League of California Los Angeles County San Marino Board of Supervisors the Tribune League of California Cities Allen Wayne Allen Roger Jessup The Tribune Sacramento Temple City Altadena New Temple City Sheriff’s Department Allen’s League of Unincorporated Communities Stewart Collier Beach D. Lyon Special Citizens’ Committee

Fathers' Show Holiday Fun in '51 Tickets Go On Sale

Tickets for the fathers' show Holiday Fun in '51 go on sale next Monday morning at Huntington Pharmacy and Schrey er's Pharmacy both located on Huntington drive. No seats are reserved and seven performances at Huntington School auditorium are expected to sell out. The PTA fathers present the annual event scheduled for March 11 to 17.

Randy LaFerr Larry Sullivan Huntington School Auditorium Verne Sharpe Charles Pearson Steven Grogan Ray Gross Hal Loynd Harry Fredeen Max Sommers al Ross Jack Shaw Bob Fyke Preston Ruby Larry Emery Huntington Pharmacy Huntington Drive Schreyer’s Pharmacy PTA Fathers

San Marino Red Cross Blood Bank Plans March Event

The San Marino branch of the Pasadena Red Cross will sponsor its second blood bank within three months on Thursday March 8 at the San Marino Community Church Huntington drive and Virginia road. The bank runs from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Call Atlantic 1-5830 or 1-5503 to register.

San Marino Pasadena Red Cross Frank E. Jorgensen Blood Bank Huntington Drive Virginia Road Atlantic

Civil Defense workers to register for council service

Residents who sign to serve the Civil Defense Council will receive registration cards. Commander Glenn F. McClung is sending out cards today. Black wardens and assistants will get them and return completed forms to the Chief's office to be placed in permanent files for civil license program eligibility.

Civil Defense Council Glenn F. McClung

Stop Sign Orders Placed At Duarte Road And Lorain Street

The Police Commission approves installing stop signs at Duarte and Melville on Duarte Road with Lorain Road designated as through street due to heavy traffic. An ordinance for the new installation will be presented at the next City Council meeting.

Police Commission Igns Duarte Melville Orain Road Jean F. McClung Lorain Road Lorain

San Marino Publishes 1951 City Directory With Expanded Listings

A new San Marino city directory issued early this week adds 96 pages to the almanac style directory and expands both alphabetical and classified sections. The residents and businesses listings grow to include more names, addresses, and telephone numbers while the first entry shifts to A to H House Cleaning Co. and the final name remains Zurbach, rm L. The volume also features a 196 page classified business directory and a street address guide noting home ownership and numbers.

San Marino A To House Cleaning Co Kalakova Elena Zurbach Rm L

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Ann Rutledge Mmes Elliott Pentz Charles Laws Newbey Green L. J. Schlanser Mary Louise Lanner Herbert Woodland Willam Thum Rufus Freitag Mary Ann Adler Vienna Art Institute Presfdy Southern California Maurice Block Huntington Art Gallery Royal School of Needle Work London School of European Idery Pasadena Goebel Gilbert Judge John Palmer Leeper Pasadena Art Institute Kenneth Ross Los Angeles Municipal Artent W. Bert- Stevens Later of Rosenbach Philadelphia Lini Seton Crocker Francisco Arthur Allessandro Maga Shreve Michel Leonardo Vinci Sam Yorty Cherry Valley N.Y American National Red Cross Mr. Peterson Union Hillings Duarte Road New Directory
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