City Council Considers Medical Office and Fiesta Support
City Council with Mayor Lacy in the chair transacted many items. Dr Leland Ellis sought a special permit to build a one story medical office and residence at Chelsea and Sussex. The Fiesta Committee asked police cooperation for the June 4 fiesta. A Thaddeus Lowe estate subdivision plan on Garfield avenue was approved. A traffic halt request at Lorain road and San Marino avenue was referred to the street committee. Gutters on Sierra Madre avenue were proposed to be covered with asphalt with shared costs.
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Lacy
Valentine
Leland Ellis
Chelsea
Sussex
Huntington
Ellis
John Barton
Fiesta Committee
Garfield Avenue
Monterey Road
Thaddeus Lowe
Lorain Road
San Marino Avenue
Oswald T. Allen
Freeman F. Long
C. M. Patterson
Sierra Madre Avenue
Barnett
Pasadena Water Exchange Approved After City Negotiations
Pasadena boards approve swap of its San Marino water distribution for California Water and Telephone Company services in Oak Knoll. Pasadena pays 76000 dollars and transfers San Marino system plus Marengo Reservoir. company gains 30000000 cubic feet of Morris Dam water to supply Euclid avenue district with exclusive usage. Timeline extends to 1939 or upon Metropolitan Water District Morris Dam takeover.
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California Water and Telephone Company
Pasadena City
Pasadena
Oak Knoll
San Marino
Marengo
Morris Dam
Metropolitan Water District
Euclidave-nue
W. F
Morris
Euclid Avenue
May Festival at Stoneman School dazzles with "Whistle While You Work"
Stoneman school hosts its annual May festival this afternoon at 1 15 p m. The prologue from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs leads into numbers by the Kinder Band dances and drills from various rooms and a finale by the whole school.
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Stoneman School
Snow White
Garden Club Flower Show at Huntington Gym
The San Marino Garden Club under Mrs. Joseph T. Whittemore showcased striking flower arrangements and plants in the Huntington school gym last Saturday drawing hundreds of visitors. Notable displays included children’s exhibits and centerpieces with colored backdrops and ceramics. Sweepstakes prize went to Mrs. Chester A. Swift with runners-up Mrs. Roy F. Ensign and Mrs. Paul Hamilton. Bulb winners featured several first and second places for bulbous and tuberous specimens.
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Huntington School
San Marino
Chester A. Swift
Roy F. Ensign
Paul Hamilton
Ron Stever
Swift
Ensign
M. Ryder
Poppy Day Observed Preparations For May 28
Poppy Day will be observed Saturday May 28 as the American Legion Auxiliary distributes memorial poppies. Mrs Schoening of San Marino chairs the unit poppy committee and reports over ten million poppies are ready. Disabled veterans and hospital patients craft the flowers, aiding therapy and employment for the disabled.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Schoening
San Marino
Unit
Auxiliary
San Fernando Hospital
Woman's Club Meeting at Huntington May 25
San Marino Woman's Club reports a full Guild Day with business session and a May 25 luncheon at Huntington Hotel. Morning session includes nominating committee reports and officer reports, while afternoon features Pearl Wheeler dancers and Redlands Bowl dances by Russian Gypsies Nadia Vasilkova Maximova and Ina Rublova. Reservations contact Mrs Willis B Kyle or Mrs A Elantic.
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San Marino
Huntington Hotel
Willis B. Kyle
A. Elantic
Pearl Wheeler
Redlands
San Marino Choral Club to Perform May 22
San Marinans are urged to save the date Sunday May 22 at 4 p m for the annual spring concert of the San Marino Choral Club in the Huntington School auditorium. Albert J Adams directs. George Adams of Pomona College, pianist, will perform two groups of piano solos. The 30 member group will present eight or ten numbers plus a male quartet featuring Donn Thomas Percy G Whitman Chesney W Carver and Homer McWilliams. The event is open to the public.
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San
Adams
Pomona Glee Club Club
Philharmonic Auditorium
San Marino Business Association hears early San Marino talk
The San Marino Business Association held its regular meeting at Pierres with sixty members present. Lindley Bynum of the Huntington Library gave an entertaining talk on the Indians Spanish and early American days in San Marino leading to its partition into ranchos. John A. Barton announced the June 6 annual meeting and officer elections with nominating committee members named. Frank Collins reported on the crossing situation and the investigation to date.
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San Marino
San Marinno Business Association
Pierres
Lindley Bynum
Huntington Library
Ranchos
John A. Barton
George Ringstrom
E. L. Payne
A. L. Gotterdam
Frank Collins
Vacant San Marino Lots Debated by Property Owners
San Marino residents forming an organization to address the problem of what to do with vacant business lots. Taxpayers met at 2725 Monterey Road to discuss options and plan further meetings. Participants included C. J. Filley Clyde Church Laurence Boothe Norman Russell Percy Cowherd Harry Heffner R. S. Van derhoof J. D. Snodgrass Chesney Carver Hans Munser R. A. Hightower A. L. Gotterdam and F. W. Collins. Continued on Page Five.
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San Marino
Paul N. McCloskey
Monterey Road
C. J. Filley
Clyde Church
Laurence Boothe
Norman Russell
Percy L. Cow
City Club Tops Ladies Nite Entertainment Tonight
The San Marino City Club hosts a semi annual dinner dance on May 21 at Vista del Arroyo Hotel. Dinner at 7 pm then a floor show with professional acts led by Al Wager. Acts include the Three Blue Streaks, Ten Kai and O Kino, Terry Green and a seven musician orchestra.
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San Marino
Vista del Arroyo
Harry Weber
al Wager
Booking Thetrical
Wager
Ten Kai
O. Kino
Terry Green
Helen
Annual Cactus Show In Pasadena This Week-End
The 10th annual Cactus Show comes to Pasadena Friday to Sunday May 16 18. Members of the International Cactus Society host an exhibit of cacti from the Americas Africa and Caribbean islands with rare specimens including Harold Lloyds importations. Educational displays and varied forms including hairy Old Man and golden plant attract casual observers.
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Pasadena
International Cactus Society
Americas
Africa
Porto Rico
Cuba
Jamaica
Chile
Hollywood
Harold Lloyd
Brilliant poppies enliven San Marino parkways
The San Marino City Park Department and the Garden Club beautification efforts transform parkways and vacant lots into a riot of color as poppies burst forth in flaming gold, earning communal thanks for turning unsightly areas into beauty.
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San Marino
City Beautification Department
Garden Club
P.T.A. Circus at Huntington School
Peanuts popcorn lemonade and candy excite Huntington school as the P T A stages a circus on the grounds. Students wear red and white badges for ten cents admission in lieu of tickets. The day begins at 11 with films in the auditorium followed by a swing band and carnival atmosphere. Lunch will be available at noon from school booths.
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Huntington School
P.T.A
P.T.A. Circus
San Marino
San Marino Legion Post 239 Prepares for Annual Track Day
A.E.F. report from San Marino Post 239 describes training for the Legion’s field day at Chevy Chase Country Club on June 11. Ben Parker enters the 100 yard dash while Kenneth Good, two time 1937 champ, hopes to repeat amid talk of Maxie Baer’s rumored comeback and other upsets.
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San Marino Post 239
The
American Legion
Chevy Chase Country Club
San Marino
Legionaires
Legion
Ben Parker
Maxie Baer
Mrs Lacy to reign at San Marino Silver Fiesta
Mrs Richard H Lacy is named Dowager Queen for San Marino Silver Fiesta at San Marino City Park on June 4. A committee met at City Hall and will meet weekly. events include a barbecue dinner 5 to 7, a parade, a pageant titled Le Fiesta del Molino Viejo, dancing by Raoul Ramirez artists, and an open air dance with a famed band.
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Richard H. Lacy
San Marino
Lacy
Queen Maude
Margaret Bent Hopkins
Mrs. Hopkins
Louise Liebhardt
Mission Play
San Gabriel
Raoul Ramirez
San
Four Burglaries Reported in San Marino Weekend
Four burglaries in San Marino over the weekend appear linked by a common modus operandi. Homes and stores suffered heavy losses, with jewelry, glasses, and blankets taken. entry was made by window cuts and phones disabled. The Gatterdam home at 1295 Adair was entered Sunday.
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San Marino
Joseph A. Gatterdam
Adair Street
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Dr. Hubble
San Marina
Huntington Library Board
Henry E. Huntington Library and Art Gallery
Edwin
P. Hubble
Woodstock Road
Hubble
University of Chicago
Edwin P. Hubble
Woman's Club
Edna Brainerd
Music Guild
Campbell
Wilson Avenue
Business Club
Aaron Slick
Punkin Crick
Drama Guild
Hu School
Louise
WM. Hertrich
Henry Huntington School
Helen K. Hull
A.E.F
the Tribune
Mrs. Lacy
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