Scouts End Future Paper Drives In City
The San Marino District Boy Scout Committee ended the semi annual paper drives after 13 years to focus on advancement work and camping. Paul Whistler cites falling paper prices and time needed for scouting skills as reasons. The committee and scoutmasters voted unanimously to discontinue the drives and urged disposal through usual channels with discarded clothing and other items, advising not to accumulate papers to prevent fire hazards.
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San Marino
Paul Whistler
Mrs. Marie Molle Dies At 83 In San Marino Home
Marie Molle, 83, native of France, died Friday May 17 at her Sherwood road home after 65 years in the southland. Survived by daughter Euphrasia Miller with whom she lived. Services held Monday at the Wee Kirk O the Heather in Forest Lawn Memorial Park.
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Marie Molle
Sherwood Road
France
Euphrasia Miller
Wee Kirk
Forest Lawn Memorial Park
Quote of the week on government cuts and politics
The excerpt presents several quotes criticizing government waste and bureaucracy. Senator Byrd argues departments can be trimmed 5 to 10 percent and still function. The piece notes political stubbornness, a push for new bureaus, and a rumor about replacing the president's state of the union with a world state report.
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Senator Byrd
Virginia
Ides Return Home After Round World Tour
Mayor and Mrs. Carson Ide returned to St. Albans road after a three months tour around the world. They started February 18 with several companions visiting the Far East, Near East, and Europe. The mayor cited San Marino as unsurpassed and noted Nepal and Bali as highlights and meeting many notable people.
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Carson Ide
St. Albans Road
San Marino
Alex Robertson
Max Hayward
Kathryn Toll
Far East
Near East
Ides
Europe
Ide
Nepal
Bali
First Year Graduates Show Lower Grade Point In College
The San Marino High School class of 87 graduates now in their first college year posted lower averages than their high school marks. First semester college grades averaged 1.60, while high school averages stood at 1.91, a drop of .31 points.
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San Marino High School
William Higman
Pomona Student Wins $500 Experiment in International Living Award
Dan Evans a Po mona College sophomore earns a $500 scholarship from Experiment in International Living He will live with a German family this summer to observe life through locals eyes Evans son of Mr and Mrs Jack M Evans of Ashbourne Drive attended San Marino schools from kindergarten through South Pasadena San Marino High School class of 55 He is part of a program linking study and living abroad.
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Dan Evans
Pomona College
Dan
San Marino
Stoneman
South Pasadena - San Marino High School
Jack M. Evans
Ashbourne Drive
Dan Hammack Reelected To San Marino School Board
Dan S Hammack Jr was reelected to a four year term on the San Marino Unified School District Board of Education in a quiet election held Friday at Stoneman Huntington and Carver Schools. He ran unopposed and will begin the new term June 30 alongside fellow board members Robert Treuer Maurice Jones Jr Bruce Alexander and Alex Robertson.
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Dan S. Hammack Jr
Board of Education
San Marino
Schoo
Stoneman
Huntington
Carver
Hammack
Robert F. Treuer
Maurice Jones Jr
Bruce Alexander
Alex Robertson
Dave Mills Tops League Shotput
San Marino track highlights varsity star Dave Mills as CIF semi finals qualifier advancing from Arroyo to Chaffey finals. Mills threw 53 feet 5 inches to qualify and leads eight contenders for the CIF crown amid a broad Southern California field with Mills already holding league titles and records.
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Don Norberg
San Marino
Dave Mills
Arroyo
Chaffey
Mills
Dave
California
San Marino Titans Spring Sports Banquet Set at 6:15
The fifth annual San Marino High School Titans Spring Sports Banquet will be held Monday at 6 15 p m in the high school cafeteria. The event honors boys in basketball baseball track tennis and swimming with varsity letters and awards for captains MV and most improved on JV and lower teams. Garland Lewis athletic director will present coaches and introduce main speaker John Wooden UCLA head basketball coach.
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San Marino
Garland Lewis
John Wooden
UCLA
Forgery Case Involves San Marinans In Bank Check Scam
Rene Sommer, 28, of San Marin, and Arthur Paschall, 51, of Los Angeles, were arrested on charges tied to forging three $100 checks drawn on Sommer’s mother's account. Sommer allegedly passed one check. Paschall admitted forging the others. Mrs. Lucy Sommer found the cancelled checks and reported the crime. Arraignment was expected soon.
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San Marinan
Los Angeles
Rene Sommer
Arthur Paschall
Ralph Bennewitz
Paschall
Sommer
Paschal
Lucy Sommer
Virginia Road
San Marino High School elects Jim Connelly as president
Newly elected San Marino High School student body president Jim Connelly is identified as the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul J. Connelly of Kerns Avenue. The parents were misreported in an earlier version.
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Briton S Jr
Lorrin C. Tarlton Sr
Chester Avenue
Stanford University
J. E. Wallace Sterling
University
Ns c
San Marino High School
Jim Connelly
Paul J. Connelly
Kerns Avenue
SMHS
Women's GOP Club to Hear Bruce Reagan at Luncheon
Bruce V Reagan a longtime Republican and Hoover Commission advocate will speak at the San Marino Women’s Republican Club luncheon at 11 45 a m Tuesday in the Marino House. The club wraps its season with the May meeting prior to summer recess and flags will be sold at the event. Reservations can be made by calling area numbers.
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Bruce V.reagan
Speakers’ Bureau
San Marinos
Republican Club J
Marino House
Hoover Commission
Reagan
Washington
Allen L. Laws
Andrew Dunlap
Alex Robertson
O. Meg Ng
Atlantic
M. O. Smith
Sycamore
L. H. Smith Elected Exec Vice President
L Hartley Smith of this city was elected executive vice president of the National Federation of Financial Analysts Societies at the annual director meeting May 19 in Cleveland. The group includes 21 analyst societies across the United States. Smith has worked with Dean Witter & Co in Los Angeles since 1929 and heads the firm's southern analytical department. Born in Pasadena he graduated from Pasadena High School and UCLA in 1929, and has lived in San Marino since 1936, where he has been active in civic affairs including chairmanships of the Recreation Commission.
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L. Hartley Smith
National Federation of Financial Analysts Societies
Cleveland
Smith
Dean Witter & Co
Los Angeles
Pasadena
UCLA
San Marino
Recreation Commission
SM Tribune May deadlines and delivery schedule
The San Marino Tribune issues deadlines for May items. News and photos must be submitted by Friday May 25, advertising by Monday May 27, and classified ads by Monday noon. The edition prints and delivers to residents on Wednesday May 29.
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San Marino Tribune
Titans Edge Santa Fe 2-1 In Tight Final League Clash
The Titan baseball team defeated Santa Fe 2-1 in the last league game, forcing a three way tie for the championship. Dave Carter pitched and John Garrett hit an in the park homer in the seventh, giving SM the win and finishing with an eight and four league mark and 14-4 for the season.
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Titan
Santa Fe
CIF
Bell Gardens
Titans
Dave Carter
Manuel Orozco
Chiefs
Herrera
Jones
Carter
Orozco
John Garrett
Blanche Collett Wagner Dies in Pasadena
Private services for Blanche Collett Wagner widow of Henry R. Wagner were held last Saturday in the Drawing Room Chapel of Ives and Warren Co Pasadena with Rev Scott Willmarth officiating. A Grenoble France native she was a noted artist and writer and had lived in the city 28 years.
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Blanche Collett Wagner
Ives and Warren Co
Pasadena
Scott Willmarth
Judge Upholds City In Variance Suit
Superior Court Judge James G. Whyte ruled in favor of the City of San Marino in a variance dispute with SS. Felicitas and Perpetua Catholic Church over parking and recreation space. The church plans to appeal the memorandum of opinion.
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Church
Superior Court
James G. Whyte
City of
San Marino
SS. Felicitas and
Perpetua Catholic Church
C. M. Castruccio
San Marino Tribune
Supreme Court
City Employes Dominate Twilight League So Far
The City Employes remain undefeated in the San Marino Twilight Softball League after a 4 0 win over the Wreckers and an 11 0 victory over the City Club Cubs. Pitcher Frank Higgins allowed four hits in the Wreckers game and two over the Cubs. James Gardner led the win with two home runs and a double.
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San Marino
Wreckers
Cubs
Frank Higgins
Higgins
James Gardner
San Marinan Concert Fund Honors Local Music Support
A San Marinan concert honors the Douglas Wright Jr. Music Fund with Johannes Brahms German Requiem performed by Occidental College Glee Clubs and Orchestra in Thorne Hall. The event recognizes Wright’s contributions and estate gifts to Occidental.
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Douglas Wright Jr
Occidental
Douglas Wright, Jr
Death Claims J Kirkpatrick
Private services were held for Johnathan Kirkpatrick former chief food and drug inspector for the Los Angeles County Health Department in Pasadena. He retired in 1952 after over 30 years with the department and worked in private industry until his death last week. Survivors include two daughters a sister and four grandchildren. Dr. Ray J. Dollenmayer officiated. Interment was private.
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Johnathan Kirkpatrick
Los Angeles County Health Department
Wendell P. Cabot and Sons
Pasadena
Kirkpatrick
Health Department
Department
Paul B. McAllister
John P. Pursell
Buena McDonough
Ray J. Dollenmayer
Pasadena Presbyterian Church
Art by Jane Kearney Exhibited at Scripps College
Jane Kearney daughter of Mrs Barbara B Kearney of Melville drive is among 10 Scripps College seniors whose artwork is featured at the college from May 22 to June 14. The Florence Rand Lang Art building will host daily visitors.
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Jane Kearney
Barbara B. Kearney
Melville Drive
Scripps College
Florence
Rand Lang
Hubcaps Missing From Oxford Road Reported
Rolla R. Hayes Jr. of Oxford road reported four Lincoln hubcaps missing valued at about $50. San Marino Police believe the theft occurred between May 9 and 10.
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Rolla R. Hayes Jr
Oxford Road
San Marino
European Cities On Film Slate At San Marino Library
A film program features Austria themed delights with gracious living and music. The show at San Marino Public Library runs Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Admission is free and programs are open to the public.
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Austria
San Marino Public Library
Port San Marinans Pick Hunting For Lost As Hobby
San Marino resident Captain Nancy Morrison of the Civil Air Patrol leads a Hollywood CAP ground rescue team. She has 12 years in CAP and has outfitted a jeep with gear costing over 5000 dollars donated to CAP. Morrison, a physical education instructor at Alhambra High, spent three days atop Topanga Canyon searching for a crashed plane with cadets.
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Morrison
Canterbury Road
Hollywood Squadron
Civil Air Patrol
CAP
San Marinan
Capt. Morrison
Alhambra High School
Topanga Canyon
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Star Spangled Banner Project
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J. Connelly
Bruce Reagan
GOP
L. H. Smith
Exec
SM Tribune
Blanche Wagner
City
San Marinan’s College Fund
Rotary
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Scripps
Port San Marinan
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California State Chamber of Commerce
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