Busy Session Of the City Legislature
A letter of appreciation for Council courtesies to Miss Marie Barnevelt was read. Norval Hunton urged a street crossing over Pacific Electric tracks at Huntington drive near Chelsea road to ease traffic, with Pedestrian crossing considered if full crossing not feasible. Alhambra water rights issue referred to City Attorney after debate on voting away San Marino rights. American Legion asks police authority recognition. Dr. Q P Gifford addressed Federated Church Brotherhood luncheon at the YMCA on Three Blind Men amid warm reception.
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Pacific Electric
Huntington
Chelsea Road
Downing
Alhambra Water Department
Kewen Canyon
Cou
Lacy
Valentine
San Marino
Alhambra
San Gabriel Water Co
H. A. Armstrong
American Legion
Q. P. Gifford
Pasadena
The
San Tribune
Federated Church Brotherhood
May Day Queen And Court At Huntington School
May Day pageant on the school lawn drew a large crowd as Helena Hooper served as May Queen. Students from kindergarten to eighth grade performed in songs, dances, and scenes celebrating summer vacation activities and school days remarks by Superintendent E. Neher and music head Mrs. Lillian M. Haughton noted for the well executed program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hen E. Huntington
Lillian M. Haughton
E. ©. Neher
Helena Hooper
City Club Balloon Night Comingues at Huntington School
The City Club meets at Huntington School cafeteria on Tuesday evening in May for a varied program by Carson Ide and Everett Tyler. Guy Hill of Goodyear Rubber discusses air ships and a new giant craft under construction in Akron. Music by a male quartet and community singing led by Howard Wan.
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Huntington School
Carson W. Ideod
Everett A. Tyler
Guy Hill
Goodyear Cre and Rubber Company
Akron
Ohio
Howard ~Wan
Show for Disabled Veterans at South Pasadena High
Norvill Dann of the American Legion South Pasadena announces a May 19 program at South Pasadena High School auditorium. A stage performance of When Mazie Came Back by Turner and Greyson Denni will raise ticket proceeds for the Tonnie Boyd Post Veteran Hospital to assist disabled veterans widows and orphans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvill Dann
American Legion
South Pasadena
South Pasadena High School
Mazie
Turner
Greyson Denni
Tonnie Boyd Post Veteran Hospital
Stoneman School P T A Meeting Set Next Tuesday
Mrs E C Myers president of the Stoneman P T A urges all members to attend the next meeting at the school on Tuesday May 19. Former district president Mrs H C Baldwin will speak on the Seven Objectives of Education. Officers for the forthcoming year will be elected and vocal selections by Mrs Mary Wilkes Last and Mrs Rockwood C Nelson will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Myers
Stoneman Parent-Teacher Association
H. C. Baldwin
First District
Mary Wilkes
Rockwood C. Nelson
Rev H F Burr Elected Head Of Oneonta Club
Rev Holland F Burr head of the Oneonta Club succeeding Dr Guy B Baird. Other officers elected include Dr F A Sperk and Jerome McNair as vice presidents, A B Merrihew secretary treasurer. Directors include Gerald Ayers Herbert Powell and others. Charles W Paddock spoke on the Olympic games at the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy B. Baird
Holland F. Burr
Ministers of
South Pasadena
Oneonta Club
F. A. Sperk
Jerome McNair
A. B. Merrihew
Gerald Ayers
Herbert Powell
John W. Whitmore
James Wallace
Leslie J
San Marino Council Abandons Monthly Solicitor License Ordinance
The San Marino city council abandoned a proposed monthly license of 100 dollars for all solicitors and agents after a second reading citing a city attorney report that similar ordinances face invalidity per Supreme Court rulings. Mayor Lacy and others urged caution on water issues and potential litigation affecting nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Supreme Court
Alhambra
Rewan Canyon
Valentine
California
R. H. Lacy
SAN MARINO AVIATRIX BACK HOME AGAIN
Mrs Florence Lowe Barnes the Marino aviatrix returns home after illness during a flight up the Pacific Coast with Herman A Nater president of the Pacific Advertising Clubs Association She was in Redding hospital and traveled by train to Marino It is expected she may be confined to her home for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marino
Tising Clubs’ Association
Pacific Coast
Redding
San Marinans Address Arizona Public Health Meeting
Raymond A. Hill of 2480 Oak Knoll Avenue spoke at a convention of the Arizona Public Health Association in No gales Arizona. He presented a paper titled Determining the Source of Municipal Water Supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond A. Hill
Oak Knoll Avenue
Nogales
Arizona
Arizona Public Health Association
Hill
Wilson Avenue Bridge Paving Under Way
Curbing completed at the widening for the Wilson avenue bridge with Los Robles, paving work now in progress on the structure and approaches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson Avenue
Los Robles
Bank Leaders Visited President Hoover At White House
Herbert D. Ivey of Citizens' National Trust and Savings Bank Los Angeles Orra E Monnette vice chairman Bank of America Los Angeles and Sylvester Weaver of Los Angeles were received by President Hoover at the White House last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Ivey
O. E. Monnette
White House
Herbert D. Ivey
The
Citizens’ National Trust
Bank of America
Los Angeles
Sylvester Weaver
Hoover
Story Hour at Library With Miss Daubney This Saturday
Miss Daubney the librarian announces another story hour for children on Saturday May 23 at 11 30.
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Huntington Drive
Oakleigh Drive
Marie Barne
Velt
Norval Hunton
Huntington Drive Chelsea
Street
Dr. Gifford
Dr. O. P. Gifford
H. E. Huntington
Balloon Night Comingues
O.P. Gifford
Stoneman
H. F. Burr
Ray
Francis Huntoon
Walter J. Miller
Charles Davis
Ray Carter
Norman T. Kirk
M. E. Rothenberger
Jennie Durfee
Paul Ensign
C. M. Richards
Edward Cheverton
Frank Joyner
Miss Frances Huntoon
Considera
Tion
Aviatrix
Florence Lowe Barnes
Herman A. Nater
Pacific Adver
Miss Huntoon
D.A.R
San Marinan
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