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San Marino Tribune

Location

San Marino, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1934

Page

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Huntington P T A Papass Unlax & Frolic

Huntington P T A's evening at the High School Cafeteria featured Fatherly performances and merry pranks for the crowd. Mrs Ira C Batterree retired president praised the board and members before passing the gavel to her husband Dr Ratterree who entertained, then E R Purdum took over as master of ceremonies keeping the fun lively and poking fun at Daisy Ford.

Huntington School Tribune William Hertrich Ira C. Batterree Ratterree E. R Purdum Daisy Ford Safety Committee

San Marino Building Boom Shines in Southern California

The California Land Title Association reports San Marino trails Los Angeles in value but leads major neighbors in residential projects. San Marino shows twelve projects totaling $98,117 versus Los Angeles with 128 projects at $381,935, with similar counts across Alhambra Beverly Hills Glendale Long Beach Pasadena Santa Monica South Pasadena. San Marino’s period totals also exceed Oakland and San Francisco, suggesting notable local building activity.

California Land Title Association Santa Moniia South Pasadena San Marino Oakland San Francisco

San Marinans Involved In Serious Auto Accident

A Sunday night crash at the intersection of Virginia road and Huntington drive involved San Marinan Frederick R. Parker of Alpine road. Passengers Clana Asbury and Rosa De Ward were treated after the Phike auto was demolished. Parker sustained leg injuries and lacerations, taken to Alhambra Clinic. Nakagawa driver of the other vehicle, an American Japanese Express employee, was questioned.

Virginia Road Huntington Drive -An a _ San Marinan Frederick R. Parker Alpine Road I.“Nakagawa American ‘ Japanese Express Company Parker The Automobile Wr. Clana Asbury

Girl Scouts Host Garden Show Tea Event

Members of San Marino Girl Scout troops will serve tea tomorrow afternoon at the Wild Flower Garden Show. The event, under Altadena Garden Club, features Irvine’s 1660 Hemetwood Drive garden as the venue with both the Scouts and Club exhibits on display.

San Marino Girl Scout Wild Flower Altadena Garden Club Jeines’ Irvine Hemewoor Irvine

Kiwanis Hear Attorney On Bed Politics in San Marino

Attorney Stanley Arndt addressed the Kiwanis Club about a proposed amendment on the bed political issue. He is a resident of San Marino and listed as past president of Carl Ross Post of the American Legion.

Stanley Arndt Kiwanis San Marino Homet Road Arndt Carl Ross Post American Legiort

Woman's Club Tackles Will and Succession Topics

Mab Copeland Lineman will address the law section at 10 oclock on March 28 in South Pasadena on Wills and the Laws of Succession. Winifred Hawkridge Dix, former art critic, speaks to the drama group on The Audience and the Play.

Mab Copeland Lineman Woman’s Club of South Pasadena Winifred Hawkridge Dix Boston Herald Federation Frederick Schwartz Ernest V. Sutton Southwest Sutton

Sans Marine Community Chorus spring meeting at Smeeton

The Sans Marine Community Chorus will meet at Stonenan School in Smeeton on Monday March 19 at 6 o clock to discuss Easter vacation arrangements. The meeting aims to organize rehearsals and finalize plans for performances.

Sans,Marine Community Chorus Smeeton Maken West Stonenan “Schwool

Citizen Election Day Opens Early at 6 A M Noon to 7 P M

Polls run from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the city election. Incumbent K L Carver seeks re election to the board. Voters also choose a High School Board member between George A Hooper, the incumbent lawyer, and Carlton B Tibbetts, commander of the local American Legion and Los Angeles businessman.

George A. Hooper Carlton B. Tib Betts American Legion Los’ Angeles

Children and the Uses of Money Round Table Discussed

A March 20 meeting led by Mrs. J. T. Whittemore featured a round table on the vital theme Children and the Uses of Money. Mothers shared ideas, vocal solos were given by Mrs. Grace Sheley Poirier, and nominations for a five member committee were made from the floor.

Stone- RisnPs T. A J. T. Whittemore Grace Sheley Poirier Los Robles Avenue Rockwood Nelson Timon E. Owens James L. Beebe J. R. Deering R. H. Crowshey

Boy Scouts Plan April May Activities After Camp Blue Ridge

Ten officers from Troop 2 spent a weekend at Camp Blue Ridge and outlined their April and May program. The troop will hold its troop camporee at Switzer Camp and march toward council finals in May. An A standard advances to regional finals at Griffith Park on June 2 and 8. Two trips to Boulder Dam are planned with half in April and half in May. The Tiger patrol led last Tuesday’s meeting to discuss the upcoming camporee.

Camp Blue Ridge Switzer’s Griffith Park Boulder” Dam Tiger Patrol

Woman's shoes draw police suspicion in burglary case

Chief Parker and Officer Archer spotted a man wearing size seven ladies black patent leather pumps in a parked car at Santa Anita and Orlando road. They found his own shoes in the rear of the vehicle and detained him at police headquarters for suspicion of robbery. The officers believed the man may be the burglar sought by authorities.

Parker Archer Santa Anita Orlando Road

City Club Receives A Rare Inspiring Address

Stanley W. Sutton spoke on a gripping theme about the Juvenile Court and the Younger Generation at the Henry Huntington School cafeteria. The gathering, led by C. W. Cornell, included special programming with music and tributes to Judge Samuel R. Blake and predecessors for their work in juvenile court.

Stanley W. Sutton Henry E. Huntington School City Club C. W. Cornell James Berryman Prof. Adams

Rare Chinese fringe-tree bloom at Huntington Gardens

In the Huntington Library and Gardens, the Chinese fringe-tree, Chionanthus retusa, blooms with dense white fringe flowers. A companion South African coral tree, Erythrina caffra, is also showcased, promising bright scarlet blossoms in the near future near the Wishing Well area in the San Marino estate.

Ie Huntington Setino China San Marino Tiomay South Africa California Huntington Gardens Fousteim

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Los Angeles San Marinan Girl Scouts Edt Woman’s Club CDAY P. m K. L. ‘Carver Stoneman T.A Ponder Vital Theme BOY SCOUTS _ IN Stanley W Sutton Huntington Library
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