25 May 1928
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
1
Funeral services for Everett Phipps Babcock architect of Pasadena homes were held at Turner Stevens parlors. He died during a minor operation and is survived by his widow Mrs Clare Delano Babcock and brother-in-law H Louis Delano.
John A. Sexson, superintendent of Pasadena schools, told 100 delegates at the Southern Day Vocational Guidance Association meeting that effective leadership rests on strong followership. In the afternoon, delegates toured the Huntington Library and Art Gallery and heard George W. Cole discuss the library’s collection and its future.
A large San Marino City Council meeting discusses Sunnyslope area annexation to curb Huntington drive food stands and sets hearing dates. The council also considers a bank depository resolution for city funds and addresses a request about Arcadia Balloon School reversion to county recreation use.
Flags across San Marino were flown at half mast on Wednesday to honor Henry E. Huntington founder of the city who died in Philadelphia a year ago. Civic groups urged observance of the anniversary with a citywide half mast, noting Huntington's role in shaping the area.
A Pasadena real estate firm announces the sale of an attractive residence at 930 Rosalind Drive in San Marino. The buyer is an Easterner who will move in next fall. The home was built by Harold S. Wheeler, a noted builder of high class residences.
City resident C A Morgan of 1283 Sherwood Street promotes The San Marino Tribune. He mails copies nationwide and sends copies to Council Bluffs Iowa for friends. He plans to sell Iowa property to invest in San Marino and is known as a reputable builder with several fine residences here.
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