Dr Coulter to Address Coleman Group on Refugee Children
Dr Herbert M Coulter formerly with the American Red Cross in Russia will speak at the George S Stoneman Parent Teachers Association meeting at Henry Huntington school next Tuesday March 17 at 2 pm. He will discuss The Refugee Children of Russian Nihilism with slides and a Russian singer. A thrift playlet by Stoneman third graders will follow, plus social hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert M. Coulter
American Red Cross
Russia
George S. Stoneman Parent-Teachers Association
Henry Huntington
Coulter
Dr. Coulter
Stoneman
Huntington
Stoneman Parent-Teachers Association
H. C. Baldwin
First District
Stoneman Group
Council Hears Protest Against Sunday School
The City Council heard a Wednesday evening protest by Charles U. Munger against a Sunday meeting at 1530 Wilson Avenue. He claimed at least 15 cars parked along the highway last Sunday and that the assembly could injure the community. Munger admitted the gathering was quiet, and no action was taken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles U. Munger
Pasquailito Drive
Wilson Avenue
R. H. Lacy
Mr. Munger
Sheriff Traeger to Speak at City Club Meeting
George A. Hooper announces Sheriff William S. Traeger will attend the Henry E. Huntington school meeting Tuesday evening. A large turnout is expected as Traeger talks on his department work, with community song led by Howard Swan and a male quartet performing. Traeger missed the prior meeting due to a San Francisco engagement with Governor Rolph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Hooper
City Club
William S. Traeger
Henry E. Huntington
Sheriff Traeger
Howard Swan
San Francisco
Rolph
Tribune Marks Third Anniversary with New Associate Editor
The Tribune celebrates its third birthday and announces Rex, the editor’s son, will join as associate editor and circulation and advertising manager. Rex, an Alma High School alumnus and former Detroit Stock Exchange president, brings experience from the Curtis Publishing Company and roles in Michigan education and debate. The paper pledges continued growth for San Marino and requests ongoing courtesy to the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
University of Michigan
Alma High School
Alma
Michigan
Detroit Stock Exchange
Ciped Lelion
Curtis Publishing Company
Philadelphia
Chief Parker approves new police radio broadcast
Chief Ben Parker approves a locally tested low wavelength radio system for the San Marino police station and endorses equipping patrol cars to aid in capturing criminal elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
San Marino
Ben Parker
Car Still Missing After Month, Schieber Case Grows Cold
Mr and Mrs O J Schieber of 1751 Windsor road report their car stolen about a month ago with no clues or leads forthcoming as the investigation stalls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. J. Schieber
Windsor Road
Miller recovering from bathroom accident injuries
H. L. Miller founder of H. L. Miller Co Inc Pasadena is slowly recovering from severe internal injuries after slipping in his home bathroom. Doctors say the danger period is past but he must rest for at least one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Miller Co, Inc
Pasadena
H. L. Miller
Orlando ~Oad
Adventurers Hear Real Tales From Russia and India
Col. Edward P. Bailey chairs the International Adventurers meeting in Los Angeles as returned travelers share stirring life stories from Russia and India.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
Edward P. Bailey
International Adventurers
Los Angeles
Russia
India
Mrs R E Ford Leads Huntington PTA Growth and Work
Mrs Raymond E Ford president of the Henry Huntington Parent Teachers Association credits member cooperation and school cooperation for its growth from 25 in 1922 to 368. The group aided kindergarten cafeteria and school activities and helped organize a PTA in Stoneman School San Marino. It also conducted visual education work and parental editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond E. Ford
Henry E. Huntington
Parent-Teachers Association
New Stoneman School
San Marino
Reverend Barnes Addresses PASA At Annual Meeting
Council of Social Agencies heard Rev C Rankin Barnes rector of St James Church South Pasadena and new executive secretary of social service for the American Episcopal Church speak at the Arcade Tea Room Pasadena. Annual reports were presented and officers elected.
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C. Rankin Barnes
Garfield Avenue
St. James Episcopal Church
South Pasadena
American Episcopal Church
New York City
Council of Social Agencies
Arcade Tea Room
Pasadena
Huntington Drive Plans Move Ahead for New Two‑Story Building
City Council members and officials heard J. D. Snodgrass of Arcadia present plans for a two story plus basement business building on Huntington drive across from City Hall. The seed and garden supply shop will be his tenant and the project must meet building ordinances. Phillip Gresham sought continuation of central street parking on Old Mill road with property owner agreement to cover costs, while council deferred funding and asked for a season report. The City Attorney announced The San Marino Tribune meets general circulation requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Snodgrass
Arcadia
Huntington Drive
City Hall
Phillip Gresham
Old Mill Road
Monterey Road
Bent
Gresham
The
San Marino Tribune
Tulip Time Operetta Stuns Huntington School audience
The Thursday display of the operetta Tulip Time at the Henry Huntington School drew praise as participants delivered natural performances led by Bill Bartholomew, Margaret Mathews, Elizabeth Ann McGill, Carlos Bee and others. Choruses and dances added lively energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry E. Huntington
Bill Bartholomew
Margaret Mathews
Elizabeth Ann McGill
Carlos Bee
Dorothy Carver
Rowen Westcott
Clinton Kelley
John Claft
Lillian Haughton
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Red Cross
City Fathers
Bill Traeger
the Tribune
Pep
Dir Deriarare
Annette Dougherty
Stanford
V. J. Yenn
Kolchak
Moscow
Leningrad
Sleven
Rev. Barnes
Pasa
Council
Huntington Dr
Mr. Snodgrass
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