City Improvement Bond Election Set for June 18
Burglary at 937 Avondale attributed to an ice pick entry last Thursday night. Valuables totaling about 2600 stolen including a mink coat valued at 2350 and a portable radio. Police report linked break in to similar crime in Pasadena. Huntington School May Festival slated for 2:15 this afternoon with performances titled Music of the Dance.
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Robert F. Garner Jr
Avondale
Garner
Yuma
Police Department
Glenn McClung
Jess Black
Jack
U.S.C
Huntington School
Stoneman School Holds Fathers Night PTA Dinner
National Public Schools Week concluded with Stoneman School Fathers Night dinner in the cafeteria. Mrs Werrick presided as officers were unanimously elected for the coming year and parents toured seven rooms to view modern teaching methods.
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National Public Schools
Stoneman School
Stoneman Parent Teacher Association
W. P. Werrick
K. L. Carver
Harlan G. Loud
Stoneman P T.A
W. M. Houghton
J. M. Chess
E. M. Butt
W. M. Beamish
John Gawley
D. C. Murray
R. G. Kenyon
Ruth Sundbye
Judge Dawson to Speak at Legion Post Meeting
Judge LeRoy Dawson will address San Marino Post 239 of the American Legion Tuesday evening. The Los Angeles Municipal Court presiding judge is known for wit and humor and will discuss "Are You Going to the Next War?" Dinner at 7 p.m. at the San Gabriel Golf and Country Club, program begins at 8. Ex service men in the area invited.
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LeRoy Dawson
San Marino
American Legion
Dawson
City of
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Golf and Country Club
Legion
Youth To Be Honored By Rotary Club
San Marino Rotary meets at Huntington Hotel for National Boys and Girls Week with Dr. J Gordon Epperson as chairman. Albert J Adams will lead students from the high school in musical numbers including two piano duet and vocal solos. Stanley Arndt spoke at a previous meeting on San Marino’s day of missions and city history as the 27th birthday anniversary was noted.
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San Marino
Kelly Boisot
John Lamoreaux
Arndt
Diocletian
May 23 Filing Deadline Set for San Marino School Board
San Marino residents are urged to file candidacy by May 23 for three seats on the South Pasadena San Marino High School board. The June 7 election will fill three new five member terms following a board expansion. George Hooper will not seek reelection. No filings yet. San Marinans may enter to ensure local representation on high school issues.
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San Marino
South Pasadena-San Marino
George Hooper
San
Open House Highlights Public Schools Week in San Marino
Hundreds of residents visited Huntington and Stoneman Schools during last week end to view student progress. Teachers, parents and students shared a cordial exchange as displays showcased drawings, maps, clay models and classroom projects reflecting weeks of study.
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Louise Liebhardt
San Marino
Huntington
Stoneman
Minor a Mar Record Ends with Weekend Accidents
San Marino reports a weak traffic record with two minor crashes. Richard K. Bishop of Alhambra struck a tree at 1130 Lorain while parking, causing damage to the tree. A collision on Huntington Drive near the P. E. tracks involved Charles Robert Henger and Amy Lyman Caldwell from Pasadena with no injuries.
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San Marino
Richard K. Bishop
Alhambra
Lorain
P. E
Huntington Drive
Charles Robert Henger
Amy Lyman Caldwell
Pasadena
Memories of City Birthday Celebration in San Marino
About 250 citizens received Republic coins last Thursday at City Hall for San Marino's 27th birthday. Mayor Richard Lacy and his late wife were honored as the city renamed a park Lacy Park by City Council resolution. The Tribune lists officials, organizations, and club resolutions on naming the park, with Rotary Club correspondence to Frank Collins.
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Frank Collins
Collins
Lacy Park
Stanley Arndt
Republic of Law
Republic of
Rotary Club
San Marino Building Boom Prospers In April
San Marino shows strong April activity with 22 new homes under construction and 41 building permits totaling 219 333 75. Largest permit 10000 for a Colonial at 876 Winston. others include 7300 for a 6 room Colonial at 2811 Cumberland and 6900 for a 9 room Colonial at 2065 Los Robles.
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San Marino
Frank C. Palma
Winston
Eugene Robison
South Pasadena
Cumberland Road
Alfred L. Turner
San Gabriel
M. and
M. Maynard
L. E. Shepard Company
Lorain Road
Fred L. Beach
Los Robles
Earl L. Lincoln
Mataro Street
C. Pardee Erdman
Rosalind
Lath and Tool House
W. H. Hughes
E. T. van Deusen
Canterbury
Wall
Gager C. Davis
Monterey Road
Paul Byrne
Carlisle
May Day Fete Planned at Stoneman School
On Friday May 10 at 1 10 p m weather permitting Stone man School plans the annual May Day Fete. A King and Queen will preside over the festivities and a May Pole dance is a highlight for both young and old.
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Stoneman School
Public library and jail bonds on San Marino election
San Marino voters on June 18 decide on a 90000 library bond and a 75000 city hall upgrade including fire department space and jail. The measures follow five years of study by the City Council and Library Board with plans by Marsh Smith and Powell.
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San Marino
Library Board
Leslie E. Bliss
Herbert D. Ivey
The
Tribune
Louise Blinkhorn
Marsh, Smith and Powell
Hart
Perspiring Papas Stage A Midsummer Nightmare Benefit
Hunting ton P T A fathers present a back to back production of A Midsummer Night mare written produced and performed by local businessmen The effort blends laborious rehearsal with humorous backstage detail as cast members endure training table fare and vigorous choreography continuing on page eleven
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Huntington P.T.A
Bers
Rosy
San Marino Cat With Seven Toed Paws Draws Attention
An eight year old boy, Lewis Peterson, of 1832 Palmas Drive, San Marino owns a cat with seven toes on both front paws. The feline, nicknamed Snow Shoes for its large whitish paws, stands out amid similar novelty cats reported elsewhere.
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Sierra Madre
San Marino
Lewis Peterson
E. M. Peterson
Palmas Drive
Frozen Food Dinner For Business Club Event
Business Association members will have an outstanding evening on Monday May 6 at Joy's Inn 1030 Huntington Drive for a monthly dinner meeting. A three fold program includes a meal featuring frozen foods, community singing, musical numbers by Pasadena Junior College Men's Quartet and readings by Elwood Ramay of the Former and Loud San Marino Ford. Dinner at 7 30 with reservations to P H Sloggett by Saturday noon at fifty cents.
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San Marino Ford
Ramay
Pasadena Community Playhouse
Doris Kenyon
Birdseye
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Eoes
Wallace Werrick
P.T.A
H. G. Dobson
Judge Dawson
Legion Post
Mayor Lacy
Los Angeles County
Whittier
Covina
the Tribune
Bureau of the Census
Frank Harman Jr. Huntington
McIintyre Faries
O. K. Greene
Sidney Cherniss
H. P. Etter
Charles Beardsley
James Dwight
Harold Dryden
W. S. Straw
Howard Topp
Bill Hockey
A. G. Wellek
Harry Chase
Desmond DePledge
Rockwood Nelson
T. W. Lattin
Percy Whitman
Wallace Weirick
Robert Allan
Ralph Manns
Eric Egge
Maurice Jones
Harbin Rousselot
Harry Weber
Kenneth Hull
Louis Arzt
Dick Cronshey
Luther Little
George Pace
Harry Howard
Howard Coggeshall
Joe Dobson
Oscar Rasbach
Joe Owen
Papas
Liebhardt
Brian
Owen
Rasbach
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