Wash Improvement Appropriation Sought by City Council
At an adjourned session the city council approved a 12700 appropriation request from the county for open storm drain work in San Pasqual wash from Monte Rey to Huntington Drive. The plan allocates 6700 for labor and 6000 for materials and includes a joint request with South Pasadena for a drain north of Monterey road. The project aims to curb stagnant water and mosquito breeding, with bids to be sought for Oakleigh drive improvements from Alhambra to West Drive.
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County Board of Supervisors
San Pasqual Wash
Monterey Road
Huntington Drive
South Pasadena
Oakleigh Drive
Alhambra Road
West Drive
Chesney Carver Made Chairman of Local Chorus
Last Monday, under Chairman Chesney Carver, the San Marino Chorus met for its first session since reorganization. Carver was elected chairman with an executive committee including Roy Ensign, Donald Dickey, and others to handle secretary, treasurer, music, hospitality, publicity, and staff roles. A follow up meeting next Monday will discuss social hour and refreshments.
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Chesney Carver
San Marino
Roy Ensign
Donald Dickey
Weirick
Murphy
Adams
Cheverton
Howard Topp
Don Thomas
Sissman
Harry Weber
Chas. Keen
David Barton
Norman Clark
Huntington P T A Picnic at Garfield Park South Pasadena
The executive board of the Henry E Huntington Parent Teacher Association invites members husbands and children to a picnic Sunday March 19 at Garfield Park in South Pasadena.
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The
Henry E. Huntington Parent- Teacher Association
Garfield Park
South Pasadena
Call for Help Earthquake Refugee Aid Push
Police urge donations of childrens clothing blankets bedding and food with vinegar especially. Bring donations to the police station any hour of the day or night for dispatch to earthquake refugees.
Rare Treat for City Club Tuesday Night
The San Marino City Club plans an evening of refined entertainment with a dinner, an address by Capt. F. J. Pearson on Highlights of Chinese Life, and a nine member Corydon Marimba Band. Reservations are requested to P. L. Cowherd or Walter J. Miller.
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San Marino
F. J. Pearson
U. S. Army
P. L. Cowherd
Huntington Drive
Walter J. Miller
Monterey Road
San Gabriel Country Club
Rufus von Klein Smidt
Busy Days of Am Legion Auxiliary
The American Legion Auxiliary San Marino Unit No 239 led by Mrs Hersel Schoening urges public support for disaster relief. The Disaster and Relief committee organized a carload of bedding clothing and food sent by Mrs Mary McClung to Long Beach. Donations of clothing bedding or food are requested.
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American Legion Auxiliary
San Marino
Hersel Schoening
Mary McClung
Auxiliary
Legion
Long Beach
Mass Meeting Opp To Consolidation
The Huntington School auditorium filled Tuesday evening as San Marinans gathered to weigh two measures affecting the school district. Assembly Bill No 897 backed by the State Chamber of Commerce and Assembly Bill 1806 proposed by Miss Elinor Miller were discussed with emphasis on merits and demerits. Joseph Poate of Old Mill Road was elected chairman.
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Henry E. Huntington
San
Debate change moves Warriker Kendall clash
The final entertainment of Oneonta Lecture Course shifts to April 3 at the South Pasadena Senior High School Auditorium after being moved up from April 6 at the Junior High School Auditorium. The event features Jean Warriker and Patricia Kendall in a high school debate.
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Jean Warriker
Patricia Kendall
South Pasadena
Arrests After Safe Way Produce theftWatch
John D. Copley 16 and D S Copley 34 of Alhambra were arrested by Officers Archer and Montgomery after a hours long Safe Watch in the early morning of March 11. They were charged with stealing produce deposited in front of the Safe Way store. Both were booked, with D Copley pleading guilty before Judge Northrup. John D Copley was sent to juvenile hall.
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John D. Copley
D. S. Copley
Alhambra
Archers
Montgomery
Land
Fire damages Essex coupe in garage on Monterey road
A fire of undetermined origin destroyed an Essex coupe in the garage of H. F. Batchelor at 2785 Monterey road shortly after midnight Wednesday. Firemen under Chief C. C. Copley saved another car and the garage building despite a sizeable early blaze. Mrs Batchelor alerted the fire crew, delaying the call by a minute.
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H. F. Batchelor
Monterey,road
C. C. Copley
Bank Tieup Untied Signals Brighter Financial Times
Reports from several bank sources indicate deposits exceed withdrawals and financial outlook improves. Congress has passed a bill allowing the President to cut 500 million dollars from veterans costs and federal salaries, boosting business sentiment.
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Congress
American Legion Day at Wisteria Fete in Sierra Madre
Mrs. Hersel Schoening of the American Legion Auxiliary reports that March 18 marks American Legion Day at the Wisteria Fete opening March 17 and running to April 9. Sierra Madre post and auxiliary will host, with a flower show garden tours and veterans features. The event at Wisteria Town near Mt. Wilson offers a luncheon at noon and aims to aid the post’s welfare work.
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Hersel Schoening
American Legion Auxiliary
Sierra Made
Wisteria Fete
Sierra Madre
Legion
Wisteria
Mt. Wilson
Sierra Madre Post
Panama Consul Sets Pasadena Office at Military Academy
The Honorable Salvador C. Navarro, Panama’s consul, opened an office at the Southeastern Military Academy in Pasadena, offering public access Wednesdays from 2 to 5 p.m. He also serves as technical adviser for a National University of Mexico summer class and invites inquiries about Panama or travel.
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Salvador C. Navarro
Republic of Panama
Pasadena
Southestern Military Academy
Monterey Road
National University of Mexico
Panama
Georgia Goodwin
San Francisco Argonaut
Panama Canal
American Legion Drives Disaster Aid After California Quake
After the Southern California earthquake, American Legion posts mobilized disaster relief. Long Beach and stricken towns organized searching parties, guarded looting, and set up food and shelter. In San Marino Henry A Armstrong led the local Disaster Relief Committee for three years.
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California
American Legion
Legion
Committee On
Long Beach
San Marino
Henry A. Armstrong
American Legion Disaster Relief Committee
Stoneman P T A Protests Assembly Bills
The Stoneman Parent-Teacher Association of San Marino plans a letter to state representative E. V. Latham protesting Assembly Bills No. 543 and 897 and urging support for Assembly Bill No. 1806. The regular meeting is postponed to Tuesday March 28 with speaker Mrs. James Wallace of South Pasadena.
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Stoneman Parent-Teacher Association of
San Marino
E. V. Latham
Assembly
Stoneman P.T. A
City Park Throngs With Bikes In San Marino
The San Marino City Park is alive with bicycle riders of both sexes drawn by scenic roads and safety. Superintendent Armin Thurnber reports a larger number of visitors than ever before frequenting the park.
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San Marino
Armin Thurnber
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