San Marino Community Chest Receipts Fall Short
San Marino community chest totals through February 28 reach 40,544 dollars, per treasurer John C. Dalzell. He notes income comes mainly from direct mail appeals and business solicitations plus AID and other sources, with planned receipts about 3,000 dollars and a further 3,300 dollars short of the fund pledged to eighteen agencies. The year ends next September, and citizens are urged to contribute. The executive committee opposed house to house solicitation, favoring mail campaigns but suggesting additional contact methods to meet the budget.
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San Marino Community Chest
John C. Dalzell
San Marino Community Council
Dalzell
Sister Kenny Foundation
San Marino
Community Chest
Father Of San Marina Claimed By Death
The father of a San Marino resident Louis L. Hoyle of 1089 East Howard Street Pasadena died March 1 1958. Interment was at Mountain View Cemetery. A native of Ohio he had lived in the area 40 years. Survived by widow Mabel Hoyle of Pasadena one son Louis W. Hoyle of Homed and two sisters Mrs Edith Smith and Mrs Marie Kendall both of Pasadena.
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San Marino
Louis L. Hoyle
East Howard Street
Pasadena
Mountain View Cemetery
Ohio
Mabel Hoyle
Louis W. Hoyle
Homet Read
Edith Smith
Marie Kendall
Alongthe Drive Quotations and Wit Note
A weekly column of brief quips on juvenile delinquency, fishing lovers, foreign aid, diplomacy, and Lincoln on currency. The excerpts mix social commentary with humor about parents, anglers, taxpayers, and secret affairs, ending with a cameo about Lincoln on the five dollar bill.
San Marino Men Named for State Science and Industry Awards
Harold W. Wright of Rose Avenue and Garner A. Beckett of Melville Drive will serve on juries selecting California scientist of the year and industrialist of the year. A $5,000 prize for the scientist and a merit token for the industrialist accompany the 1957 awards with a April 15 deadline for nominations from California residents or organizations.
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San Marino
California
California Museum of Science and Industry
Harold W. Wright
Los Angeles
Raymond B. Allen
UCLA
Science and Industry Awards
Exposition Park
Red Cross Speaker to Address Rotary and Lions Clubs
Edward T. Brewster announces Red Cross speaker Carl M. Hoelscher will address Rotary on March 6 and Lions on March 12 at noon meetings in San Marino. Each talk will include a one minute film 1958 Report narrated by Alfred M. Gruenther, head of the American National Red Cross.
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Red Cross
Edward T. Brewster
San Marino
Brewster
Carl M. Hoelscher
Pasadena
American Red Cross
Rotary Club
Lions Club
Hoelscher
Alfred M. Gruenther
American National Red Cross
Mos
Boy Scouts
Richard Ross
Don Russel
Tom Schultheis
Stuart Cypherd
Boy Scout Troop 355
Cypherd
Red Cross Campaign
Los Angeles youth eludes police in high speed chase
A Los Angeles youth sped along Huntington drive at 90 to 100 mph evading San Marino and Arcadia officers late Friday night. After a collision stopped his car over a mile from a farm, he was captured and jailed in Pasadena.
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Los Angeles
San Marino
Huntington Drive
San Gabriel Boulevard
Rosemead
Huntplace
Live Oak
Hempstead
Arcadia
Pasadena
Funeral Services Held For Edwin Olshausen
Edwin Olshausen dies at home on Hampton road March 3 after living in the city for ten years. Funeral services are at 10 o'clock in the Chapel of Turner and Stevens Co Pasadena. Surviving are wife Ida Selby Olshausen a sister Mrs Lillie Prettyman and a brother Bruno Olshausen Beverly Hills.
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Turner and Stievens Co
Pasadena
Edwin Olshausen
Hampton Road
St. Louis
Ida Selby Olshausen
Lillie Prettyman
Bruno Olshausen
Beverly Hills
George Racey Jordan to address San Marino Legion Post
Major George Racey Jordan, USAAF retired, will speak at the San Marino American Legion Post 239 meeting on March 12 at 6 30 p.m. at the San Gabriel Country Club. He was lend lease expeditor at Great Falls in 1943 44 and led air freight to Moscow. He served in WWI with the 147th Aero Squadron under Rickenbacker.
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George Racey Jordan
Legion Post
USAAF
San Marino
American Legion
Eeting
San Gabriel Country Club
Jordan
Lendlease
Great Falls
Montana
Moscow
147Th Aero
Rickenbacker
First
Dr. Norwood Named Head Of Friends
Friends of the San Marino library elect Dr. G. E. Norwood president at the first annual meeting. Robert L. Zurbach becomes vice president, Mrs. Laramee Haynes secretary, Edward T. Brewster treasurer. Emmett W. MacCorkle Jr. retires as president.
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Dr. Norwood
Head of Friends
Friends of the
San Marino
G. E. Norwood
Norwood
Robert L. Zurbach
Laramee Haynes
Edward T. Brewster
Emmett W. MacCorkle Jr
San Marino Postal Receipts Rise 13 Percent in February
San Marino postal receipts increased by 13 percent in February 1958, reaching $13,483.12. The prior February total was $11,680.37, while January receipts stood at $14,455.49.
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San Marino
San Marino to receive share of county storm drain bond
Los Angeles County supervisors plan a proposed 17 million storm drain bond issue with San Marino set to receive about 480000. Street Superintendent Paul Barton said funds could relieve Rubio Wash or Cal Tech drain congestion, costing 293000 and 224000 respectively. The bond would cover nearly half of the county 740 drains deemed critically needed.
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San Marino
Los Angeles
Paul Barton
The
Tribune
Rubio Wash
Cal- Tech
Barton
Kruger Art Gets New York Exhibit
Miss Louise Kruger former city resident now a famous sculptor and artist has a one woman show of 20 works at the Martha Jackson gallery 32 East 69th street in New York City.
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Louise Kruger
New York City
Martha Jackson Gallery
East 69Th Street
Corte College
Claremont
Museum of Modern Art
Artist’s
Miss Kruger
Jerome Martin
Martins
Fiesole
Italy
Florence
Elizabeth M. Kruger
Virginia Road
San Marino Red Cross hosts record blood bank
Last week the San Marino Red Cross held its largest blood bank since the Korean conflict with 194 donors, 23 rejected, 171 pints sent to Los Angeles for processing. Mrs. Fred Garrison notes the need for funds to carry on Red Cross work, with $5.51 to process each pint and $14 million yearly national blood services cost.
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San Marino
Red Cross
Red Cross Blood Center
Los Angeles
National Red Cross
Garrison
K. L. Carver
Fred Garrison
Hamilton J. Stevens
Charles Kavanaugh
Monroe Loy
Shirley E. Werden
Franklin K. Murray
John A. Carrington
Kenneth W. Ledermann
Floyd E. Arnoldy
H. A. Kirchdoerfer
Renurse
Donald Kay
Don Allen
Carole Evang
Toni Taylor
Schultheis
Tree King lift debuts in San Marino park service
San Marino Park Department puts the Skyworker Tree King hydraulic lift into operation costing 9817.60 for the unit and 2293.20 for the truck totaling 12110.80. Chief Armin Thurnher says the machine removes dangerous ladder work and speeds maintenance while a mist sprayer to follow aims to protect oaks and other trees.
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San Marino
Lacy Park
Sage
Park Department
Armin Thurnher
Thurnher
San Marino High to Stage The Night of January 16th
San Marino High School presents The Night of January 16th on March 7 and 8 in the school auditorium at 8 15 p m. The National Thespian Society organized the event with Longman Green and Company as arranger and Mrs. William F Lewis directing a cast of sterling students in a murder mystery with comic relief.
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San Marino High School
National Thespian Society of the High School
Longman, Green and Company
William F. Lewis
Brewster
Kenneth White
Huntington
Registration Dates Near in City Voting Registrar List
Marine field deputy registrars of voters announced with names addresses and phones. Deadline to register or re register for the June primary is April 10. Eligible voters include those changing names party or who did not vote in 1956. New residents must have one year in state 90 days in county and 4 days in precinct.
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Marine Field
A. Kallman
Hampton Road
Ryan
Kathleen Pike
Circle Drive
George P. Thatcher
Bedford Road
Cumberland
E. W. Atwood
Winston Avenue
Sycamore
M. N. Kest
City Hall
Prescott Lieberg Secures GOP Endorsement in 25th District
Prescott O Lieberg of Alhambra wins the 25th district Republican fact finding committee endorsement for Congress in a Pognona school meeting. Delegates selected Lieberg on the fourth ballot amid ten candidates with 126 votes on that ballot. Lieberg, 38, native of California, is married with four children and holds a BA from the University of Redlands. He served in the Army Air Corps from 1941 to 1946.
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Republican
Prescott O. Lieberg
Alhambra
Patrick J. Hillings
Lieberg
Pognona
Pater
Agene Blalock
Oak Knoll Avenue
McKesson Seeks Reelection as District Attorney
Los Angeles County District Attorney William B. McKesson runs in the June 3 primary seeking another term. He was appointed December 4, 1956, succeeding the late S Ernest Roll, after serving as deputy county counsel and a judge in multiple California panels.
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McKesson
Los Angeles
William B. McKesson
S. Ernest Roll
Juvenile Department
California Youth Authority
California State Board of Corrections
McDonald Store Burglary Nets $6800 In Cameras
A midnight burglary at the McDonald camera store on Huntington Drive netted about $6800 in high priced cameras with the thieves breaking in through the back and leaving display cases ransacked. Police report two money drawers untouched and an initial loot around $100. Building permits issued in February totaled 83 524 14 across 36 permits per San Marino Inspector Sophus J. Press.
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McDonald’s
Huntington Drive
San Marino
Sophus J
McDonald
Burnett Named Trustee at Claremont College
Theodore S. Burnett of Wilson Avenue has been elected a trustee of Claremont College. Burnett is president of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance and serves as a San Marino council member. He also leads the California Taxpayers Association and chairs the Investment Committee of the Children's Hospital Society.
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Theodore S. Burnett
Wilson Avenue
Claremont College
Burnett
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
San Marino
California Taxpayers Association
Children’s Hospital Society
All Year Club
Southern California
Dads Night Show awards prizes for posters
San Marino fathers night show awarded prizes to seven local youngsters for posters in a contest. First prize went to Ann Garbarini, second to Carol Arnold, and third to Douglas McFerran. Special awards went to Becky Merwin, Kathleen Dooley, Brian Brown, and Carel Rice. Sixty eight posters were entered by Miss Vivian J. Sprague’s Heftry E. Huntington students.
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San Marino
Ann Garbarini
Carol Arnold
Douglas McFerran
Becky Merwin
Kathleen Dooley
Brian Brown
Carel Rice
Vivian J. Sprague
Heftry E. Huntington School
Two Arrests Linked to McDonald Camera Shop Robbery
Los Angeles police arrested Murry Berson 51 of Laurel Canyon Road and Harry Kane 24 of North Cahuenga Drive on suspicion of robbing the McDonald camera shop on the drive. Officers say cameras and gear matching the store loot were found with the suspects and nearly all merchandise was recovered.
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Murry Berson
Laurel Canyon
Harry “Rocky” Kane
Cahuenga Road
Los Angeles
McDonald
San Marino Theft Report Details Eight Tires Missing
Officials completed an inventory after a store reported 46 missing items. A previous robbery on February 26 at Seaside service station 2555 Huntington Drive saw thieves steal eight tires worth 244.88 dollars after forcing a heavy duty lock. Police say the McDonald camera store robbery was the first in San Marino's commercial district in 18 months.
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San Marino
Huntington Drive
McDonald
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