18 May 1934
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1934
Page
1
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Real estate leaders from Alhambra San Gabriel South Pasadena Pasadena and Arcadia gathered at Bow Bells Hall in San Marino for a Realty Board event. Norgal D. Huntoon presided as C S Meigs of the National Syncrotax Association outlined tax aims arguing a 2 percent income tax could fund state needs with no tax on real estate unless used for income.
The Huntington Art Gallery prepares extensive changes to paintings furniture and other objects of art prompting a two week gallery closure from May 29 to June 9. Library exhibitions the Arabella D Huntington Memorial Art Collection and the botanical gardens will remain open on weekdays except Monday with entry by card.
Fairies and sprites filled the Henry E. Huntington School lawn as parents watched approval grew for the Mag fete costuming and stage setting. Miss Humphrey directed back-drape painting with Mr. Butterbaugh supervising construction. A fairyland castle backdrop with colored clouds and trees set the scene on an 8 by 14 foot surface. Five workers Patri cia Lillie Jack Carter Josephine Littig Maxine Hurble and Cecil Jean Streeton completed the drop. The program featured rhythmic numbers presented with beauty.
The San Gabriel Welfare Association hosts its annual June bridge party at the Church of Our Savior Parish House on 535 West Roses Road, San Gabriel, Monday afternoon June 11. Attendance is urged for support. details to be announced. The report notes 2273 lunches served in April, milk for underfed children, meals for adults, clothing, jobs found, and food aid applications, with calls for more assistance.
In the Huntington School cafeteria on Tuesday afternoon the combined Parent Teacher Associations met. Mrs Ira C Batterree of the Huntington PTA presided after Mrs Leo E Sievert of the Stoneman Association spoke, with fellowship noted and encouraging reports from the recent state convention.
John Stuart of 1385 St Albans road was honored by the National Association of Realty Boards. He was named by Hugh Potter national president to serve on the national committee on state and local taxation, as announced at the South Pasadena Realty Board meeting where he is an active member.
George C Bush superintendent of schools was chosen president for 1934 1935 at the Oneonta Club gathering in South Pasadena. New officers include Daniel S Hammack first VP McIntyre Faries second VP A B Merrihew secretary treasurer and Leslie J Cooper sergeant at arms with eight new board directors. Theodore Macklin from the agriculture department urged cooperation to avoid force regimentation.
Building inspector Geo A Cronskey reports a May building upturn in San Marino with four permits issued last Friday pushing the month total to 52 200. Permits include a 30 000 two story 22 room home on Circle Drive for Charles L Matthews. a 6700 six room one story house on Twin Palms for John B Glick. an 8000 two story ettii room home on Lombardy Road for Mr and Mrs James T Wood. and a 7500 eight room one story model home on Melville Drive by A Pierre and Son.
Troop 1 of the Boy Scouts held a Friday night swim at the Pasadena Athletic Club with a large turnout of boys enjoying the recreation.
Our attention has been called to recent visits to homes in San Marino by people claiming affiliation with various organizations. They lack credentials and seek information for improper purposes. Householders should be cautious when opening doors to strangers to avoid later unpleasant and costly visits by marauders.
The South Pasadena High School P.T.A. holds its final meeting Monday at 8 pm in the administration building. Mrs. James Wallace will speak on Growing Up in the World Today with students adjusting to change. Mrs. E. C. Myers will install the new officers. A fashion show featuring sewing class clothes will be presented.
The last City Club gathering before summer holidays drew a large crowd chaired by GC W Cornell. Judges Frank Collier Harry Archbald and Walton Wood attended with Pasa dena City Attorney Harold Hull as guests. Speaker Tom McGaff, a Whittier police officer and fingerprint expert, stressed fingerprinting importance with cited cases.
Stoneman School pupils present May Day in Fairyland at 1 15 this afternoon. Every child participates in a colorful program centered on fairy tales including a May Pole Dance and stories such as Jack and the Beanstalk and Red Riding Hood. Parents and friends are invited to attend the court yard ceremony.
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