He Is Risen Theme Of Easter Gatherings In San Marino
Easter dawn services drew crowds across the region from sunrise at outdoor sites to morning ceremonies in churches around San Marino. Notable observances included Hollywood Bowl and Mt Rubidoux as well as Mt Oakwood and Mount Washington near Arcadia.
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Mountain Peaks
Our City
Hollywood Bowl
Mt. Rubidoux
Riverside
Forest Lawn Cemetery
Mt. Oakwood
Arcadia
Mount Washington
Switzerland
Bruce R. Baxter
School of Religion
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Press Ladies to Meet with Mrs Shea in San Marino
Press book chairmen of all Parent-Teacher Associations in San Marino and South Pasadena will gather at 1874 Euclid Avenue on Monday April 2. Books will be displayed and judged except for their own, with the top book forwarded to the First District judging on April 5 in Glendale.
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San Marino
South Pasadena
Council
John Shea
Euclid Avenue
Glendale
Shea
San Marino Riders Parade at Arcadia Race-Track Groundbreaking
San Marino horse back riders joined a parade at the Santa Anita Rancho site in Arcadia during the Los Angeles Turf Club’s groundbreaking of a proposed million dollar racing plant. About 2000 attendees watched the first shovel turning as Miss Helen Ivey Jack Ivey Miss Margaret Matthews Charles Matthews Tom Matthews Tom Mee and Geo Mee led local youths in the ceremony.
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San Marino
Los Angeles Turf Club
Santa Anita Rancho
Arcadia
Helen Ivey
Jack Ivey
Margaret Matthews
Charles Matthews
Tom Matthews
Tom Mee
Geo. Mee
City Council Holds Shortest Session Ever
The San Marino City Council met for 10 minutes on Wednesday evening. The sole item approved was an ordinance setting the city treasurer salary at $130 per month.
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San Marino
Mass Meeting Probes School Contract Costs in South Pasadena
A 200 citizen turnout discusses alleged under charging by the South Pasadena High School Board to educate seventh and eighth graders at the San Marino taxpayers’ expense. Attorney James L. Beebe accuses board members of improper cross-subsidization and vows to pursue the matter with county officials.
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Henry E. Huntington
Sarah H. Nash
James L. Beebe
South Pasadena-San Marino
San Marinans Lead Two City Community Chest
John P. Whittemore, a prominent San Marin an, was elected president of the South Pasadena San Marino Community Chest, succeeding Col. Charles F. Hutchins who resigned. Grace Y. Hudson of South Pasadena was named vice president as the group seeks renewed activity.
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John P. Whittemore
San Marinan
South Pasadena-San
San Marino School Board Remarks by Supt George Bush
Supt. George C. Bush reviews the school situation affecting two cities. He notes the San Marino district and mentions a transition involving the County Superintendent of Schools as discussions proceed.
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George A Hooper comments on school district charges
Mr Beebe argued seventh and eighth grade tuition was too low while the board said discretion and reasonableness governed rates. San Marino disagreed and the board lowered the charge to placate them. The board will meet with a committee and the County Superintendent to review the contract for possible changes. It is a matter of opinion what is fair and 1931-32 paid by the elementary to high school is noted.
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George Bush
George A. Hooper
Beebe
McKesson
County Council
County Superintendent of Schools
San Marino
Scoutmaster Carroll Holt Honored by Eagle Scout Group
Carroll J. Holt, scoutmaster of Troop 2 Boy Scouts, was elected majority advisor of the El Nido del Woacalane Eagle Scout organization in the Pasadena San Gabriel Valley Council at a Monrovia meeting. Installation and honoring occurred at the First Methodist church with about 40 scouts present.
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Carroll J. Holt
Troop
Pasadena-San Gabriel Valley
Legion Auxiliary Bridge Party Planned in South Pasadena
The San Marino American Legion Auxiliary schedules a benefit bridge party at 2 PM on Friday April 13 at Mrs Nelson Crow’s home 415 Oak Lawn South Pasadena. Plans call for 50 tables with reservations via Mrs Sarah Nash Wakefield 6528 or Mrs L Rickard Hudson 1298.
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San Marino
American Legion Auxiliary
Nelson Crow
Oak Lawn
South Pasadena
Sarah Nash
Wakefield
L. Rickard
Hudson
DO NOT FAIL TO VOTE School Trustee Election Today
Polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Huntington School house for school trustee races. K. L. Carver runs unopposed for Elementary School Board while incumbent George A. Hooper and Carlton B. Tibbett seek the High School Board seats.
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Huntington
K. L. Carver
George A. Hooper
Carlton B. Tibbetts
Officers to Be Elected At P T A Huntington
The Huntington P T A meets at 2 30 p m Tuesday April 3 in the Huntington School Cafeteria. Nomination committee reports and officer elections follow a student program directed by Miss Edrys Nagle. Garden party details will be announced for April 11 at 1591 Virginia Road hosted by Mrs Peter N Snyder with Mrs Frank D Barnhill and Mrs W B Thomson in charge.
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Huntington P.T. A
Huntington
Edrys Nagle
Peter N. Snyder
Virginia Road
Frank D. Barnhill
W. B. Thomson
Two San Marino Homes Win Building Permits This Week
Two permits were issued for new houses. C Allan Tierney of 816 Chester avenue San Marino received approval from George Crowshey to build a two story eight room home at 2200 Homet road costing 7800 dollars. Nettie and Sophia McKenzie of 1045 East Howard Pasadena plan a nine room two story house at 1247 Adair costing 12000 dollars to be built by J Pierre and Son of 530 Adelys San Gabriel.
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San Marino
C. Allan Tierney
Chester Avenue
George Crowshey
Homet Road
Misses Nettie and
Sophia McKenzie
East Howard
Pasadena
Adair
J. Pierre and Son
Adelys
San Gabriel
Wisteria Fete Closes Sunday in Sierra Madre
Three days remain to visit the Wisteria Fete in Sierra Madre as crowds have swarmed the vine for three weeks. By Tuesday 25 038 people had toured the spectacle with a peak 5 200 visitors last Sunday.
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Wisteria
Sierra Madre
Music Art Club Recital by Frances and Elizabeth Copeland
The Monday Evening Music-Art Club of South Pasadena presents Frances and Elizabeth Copeland in a two piano recital at the Junior High School on Monday evening, April 2 at 8 p.m. Los Angeles musicians who debuted in New York headline the event and have been invited as guests by local music lovers.
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South Pasadena
Frances
Elizabeth Copeland
Los Angeles
New York
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