Nine Teams Sign Up For Monday Opener In Twilight League
Nine teams will compose the 1956 San Marino Twilight League with play starting Monday April 30 per Fred L. Carter president. New officers include Byron O. Smith as vice president and William H. Rose as secretary treasurer. Teams listed include City Club Cubs champions alongside City Club C Scout Dads Wreckers Congregational Church City players PTA Show Fathers Lions and Rotary Kiwanis. The league seeks head of family unaffiliated to join a team or form a new one. San Marino residents meeting criteria may call Smith.
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San Marino
Fred L. Carter
Byron O. Smith
William H. Rose
Trea Hending
City Club Cubs
City Club C Scout Dads
Wreckers
Con Gational Church
Cityplayes
PTA Show Fathers
Change Club Lions
Rotary Kiwanis
Carter
League
Smith
Ryan
Night Long Party For SMHS Seniors Under Way
San Marino High School seniors plan a night long party in June with support from a special committee and the Board of Education. Art Myers and Mrs Gerald Twist co chair the committee with Avery Mc Fedries as secretary. Plans include dancing movies swimming dining door prizes and many events while keeping parents away.
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San Marino High School
Board of Education
Art Myers
Security-First National Bank
Gerald F. Twist
Avery McFedries
Myers
Quotes and Quips From The Week
A collection of witty observations and pithy notes on life, behavior, politics, parenting, and change. Includes lines about defining meanings, spending limits, medicine for cold, smoking, and the pace of progress with reflections on tax policy and public affairs.
Aid for State Tax Forms Offered in Los Angeles
State officials announce help with state income tax forms at the State Building Los Angeles room 206 First and Broadway. Office hours are Monday to Friday 8:15 to 5, with Saturday hours 8 to noon on April 7 and 8 to 5 on April 14.
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Room 206
State Building
First
Broadway
Los Angeles
Cook Named Temporary Recreation Chief in San Marino
B Elliott Cook, a Carver School teacher, was named temporary Recreation Director for the City of San Marino. City Manager Charles E Martin said the appointment is temporary until a permanent successor for Howard C Hites is found and that the department program will continue without interruption.
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B. Elliott Cook
Carver School
San Marino
Howard C. Hites
Charles E. Martin
Cook
Martin
San Marino BPA cancels Friday meeting for Good Friday
The San Marino Business and Professional Association calls off its Friday morning session this week because the day coincides with Good Friday. President Bill Howard announced the cancellation.
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San Marino
San Marino Civic Committee Backs Local Councilmen
The San Marino Civic Committee formed to boost civic interest and support the April 10 municipal election. Chairman Thomas A. Batson says the group will advocate experienced councilmen, endorse Mayor Carson Ide and Councilmen Harbison and Peterson, and encourage a wide vote turnout.
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San Marino
San Ma
Thomas A. Batson
Batson
California
Carson W. Ide
McClarty Harbison
E. M. Peterson
Jewelry Heist Hits Booth Home For $10000 Loot
Burglars robbed the home of F. Otis Booth Jr. at 1215 Oak Grove over the weekend, taking jewelry valued at $10,000 and 15 blue and white shirts. A Japanese leather chest held four watches a diamond ring and bracelet plus a 38 calibre revolver and a 32 calibre automatic and a radio. Entry occurred through a kitchen window between Friday and Monday while the Booths were in Santa Barbara.
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F. Otis Booth Jr
Oak Grove
Booth
Harrison Gray Otis
James Gardiner
Booths
Santa Barbara
Congregation Church Withdraws Variance Petition
The Congregational church withdraws a zoning variance request filed last week to build two church structures and a parking lot on Del Mar avenue south of the existing building. The withdrawal letter gave no reason, per building inspector Sophus J. ss.
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Congregational Church
Sophus J. Ss
del Mar Avenue
Ruth Ellen Hough Taken By Death
Ruth Ellen French Hough 75 widow of Harry L. Hough died March 23 in a Manhattan Beach sanitarium. She lived in El Segundo for 25 years and was a Newton Kansas native. She leaves daughter Mrs Evelyn Burns of La Jolla and sons Richard of Se gundo and Dann of Manhattan Beach. Her funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
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Ruth Ellen French Hough
P. W. Sampsell
Gainsborough Drive
Hough
Harry L. Hough
Manhattan Beach
el Segundo
Newton
Kan
Evelyn Burns
la Jolla
Richard
Segundo
Dann
Huntington Library to Close Easter Day
The Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery will be closed Easter Sunday April 1, as announced today.
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Huntington Library
Henry E. Huntington
Theme Told For National Newspaper Week 1956
Richard H. Miller announces the 1956 National Newspaper Week theme Your Newspaper Freedom's Key To Better Living. The 17th annual observance runs October 1 to 8, with a committee chosen slogan from top editors.
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Richard H. Miller
Los Angeles
California Newspaper Publishers Association
National Newspaper Week Committee
John B. Long
San Marino
Newspaper Association Managers, Inc
National Press Association
Ted Serrill
Pennsylvania Newspaper Publishers Association
Miller
United States
George Walker Wins Exchange Club Honors
George Walker a San Marino High School senior was named Boy of the Year by the San Marino Exchange Club. He will help select a state winner who earns a trip to Washington DC to meet the president. Walker is the son of Mr and Mrs Wendell Walker of Sussex Road and holds leadership roles in school and clubs.
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San Marino High School
Pasadena Civic Auditorium
Judy McDermid
Sue Owen
George Walker
Promethans
Bob Brunner
SMHS
SAN Marino Tribune
San Marino
San Marinans Ask to Head Delegation to Conference
Mayor Carson W. Ide and Judge William B. McKesson of this city have been asked to lead a delegation attending the conference on children and youth in Sacramento on April 4 and 5, called by Governor Goodwin J. Knight.
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Carson W. Ide
William B. McKesson
Sacramenton
Goodwin J. Knight
Brad Peery Earns Rio Hondo First Team Honor
Brad Peery of this city was named a member of the Rio Hondo basketball First Team by seven coaches. He was the lone San Judy of Temple City among the selections.
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Brad Peery
Peery
San Judy
Temple City
Burnett Elected President of Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Theo S. Burnett of Wilson Avenue is elected president of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company succeeding Asa V. Call who becomes chairman. Burnett joined the firm in 1928 and has served as vice president since 1946, with financial and executive vice president roles since 1952 and 1955 respectively. San Marino Planning Commission member Burnett, along with Preston Hotchkis and John A. McCone, join the board of directors.
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Theo S. Burnett
Wilson Avenue
Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Company
Asa V. Call
Call
Burnett
Pacific Mutual
San
Workday At HS Planned April 6
San Marino High School announces a second annual workday titled Operation Work Day set for Friday April 6 from 1 to 5 p m. The school thanks participants and reminds residents to submit requests by April 4. Contact Sycamore 3 7181 Ext 6 for details. Citizens may mail checks to cover wages earned.
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San Marino High School
Sycamore
San Marino
Easter Sunrise Services Across San Marino Area
Easter observances headline a 6 am sunrise service at Lacy Park with Rev. James Z. Nettinga delivering the sermon titled As Dying and Behold We Live. San Marino Community and Congregational Churches sponsor the 15th annual event, with music by Huntington School Easter Choir and lilies arranged by the San Marino Garden Club.
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James Z. Nettinga
Lacy Park
San Marino
San Marino Community Church
Crusader
Philip Caldwell
Faun
Gaul
Christ
San Marino Congregational Church
Harry C. Gruwell Jr
Ralph
George W. Strong
Trinity Lutheran Church
Red Cross Appeal Seeks Local Support For Easter Drive
Edward T. Brewster calls Easter season a time for sharing and urges San Marinans to donate to the Red Cross fund drive. Local volunteers are listed by area with captains and workers, and the drive continues with slow contributions.
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Edward T. Brewster
Red Cross
Brewster
San
Beash law crackdown eyed to curb San Marino dog strays
San Marino considers strict leash enforcement and hiring San Gabriel Humane Society patrols amid stray dog issues. Police Chief Robert Seares cites progress, with only a few incidents, including a March 22 bite in Monrovia. Owners must leash dogs and pawns collect impounding and kennel fees.
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San Marino
Robert Seares
San Gabriel
Seaves
Keith Needer
Monrovia
San Gabriel Humane Society
Easter Egg Hunt At Lacy Park Saturday
The City Recreation Department invites children from toddlers to sixth grade to search for eggs at Lacy Park Saturday starting at 1 p.m. The hunt is divided into three age groups with prizes for all and extra prizes for golden eggs.
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Lacy Park
City Recreation Department
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