Court of Honor to honor San Slato Eagle Scouts
The Court of Honor will be held Monday evening May 29 in Huntington School auditorium following the Camporee at Lacy Park. Five Scouts from Troops 2 3 and 9 will receive the Eagle Award with other senior badges and awards likely the largest ever at a March Court.
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Lacy Park
Huntington School
San Slat
Mit
Tenderfoot Uni
Liesbi
Robert Cronshey
Lewis Smith
David Beers
Roy Phelan
and Langthorne Skyes
Hal Kennedy
Maurice Jones Jr
Lloyd Hall
Scrutine
Hotchkis Named Treasurer of State Chamber
Preston Hotchkis of 1415 Circle Gene San Marino, retiring president of the State Chamber of Commerce, was elected treasurer of the State Chamber on May 19 at San Francisco when the Chamber's board of directors met for the new fiscal year. Hotchkis, a member of the San Marino City Council, is Turn to page five.
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Preston Hotchkis
Gene San Marino
State Chamber of Commerce
Treasuer
State Chamber
San Francisco
Direc
Tors
Hotchkis
San Marino
Honor Roll to Be Printed Next Week
Difficulty in checking draft board records delays publication of the local service men and women Honor Roll. The full list will appear in next week's paper on June 1, compiled by San Marino Post No. 239 American Legion under William C. Fundenberg and Lorenz Diehl.
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Tribune
San Marino
Local Girls Win College Scholarships
San Marin high school students Miss Enid Hart and Miss Mary Elms have won college scholarships to Pomona College and a 150 dollar resident scholarship, respectively. Miss Hart, valedictorian and D A R awardee, led school activities and pursues French studies. Miss Elms, daughter of Mr and Mrs Myron Elms, earns a Pomona or California scholarship. Miss Bobby Jo Scott also receives a four year journalism scholarship at the University of Southern California and serves as school publicity commissioner.
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Enid Hart
West Drive
Mary Elms
Gainsborough
Pomona College
Miss Hart
Frank Hart
Miss Elms
Myron K. Elms
Huntington
American Legion
San Marin
Bobby Jo Scott
Merle Scott
Scott
University of Southern California
The
Tribune
Scout Camporee Draws Record Attendance at Lacy Park
San Marino residents and Scouts hosted a standout Camporee at Lacy Park with Troop 5 posting the largest attendance to date. Judges praised preparation and teamwork as awards were given for message relay, memory tests, bugling, commando race, track events, first aid, and message writing with Troops 1 2 3 4 and 5 earning top honors.
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Jack Spielman
Richard Armstrong
Pete Lindquist
Don Kruse
John Coombs
John Kern
Richard Speck
Ken Stokes
Roy Phelan
Dick Huyck
Local Cub Pack Initiates 13 New Members
Last Tuesday at Huntington School auditorium the San Marino Cub pack welcomed 13 new Cubs joining the group of 157 aged 9 to 11. Awards were given to Wolf, Bear, and Lion scouts, with merit badges earned by several Cub Scouts, and 11 boxing matches performed for entertainment during the evening.
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Huntington School Auditorium
San Marino
Cubs
Stevens Vandenburgh III
Edward Cramsie
John Gothem
William Calwell Jr
Lorin Jordan
Ralph Witham
John Sehiim Jr
Jimmy Cox
Donald de Boynton
Tony Brooks
Raymond Pentz
John Kent Blanche, Jr
Douglas Alexance
Billy Cranton Wisiatutt
Wolf
Fritz Riedlin
Bobby Harrington
Donald Brisbane
Jack Pierre
Donald King
Frank Pare
Richard Clarke
Jimmy Kuhn
Eddie Riesen
Bob Best
John Seidler
John Lucas
Bertram Thurner
Clarke Sellers
Jimmy Dwight
Austin Hathaway
Richard Andreson
Gerald Forrest
John Stevenson
Jack Wasserboehr
Wolf Gold Arrow
Robert Seymour
Arthur Heywood
Charles Westlake
Carter McIntyre
Roger Swig
Edward Renwick
Garry Bizzantz
Billy Foote
Peter Reynolds
Hunt Holliday
David Kern
Eugene Dryden
Joe Gumner
Marvin Moon
Fred Garrison
Jerry Harrington
Lion Silver Arrow
Richard Dakin
Martin J. Forrest
Den
James L. Potter
Mmes
J. Edwin Addicott
William Schmitz
Emory Westlake
Robert Lee Combs
John Carrington
John Huffman
Mark Harrington
Stuart L. Seymour
Dan L. Woods
R. R. Robinson
Robert O. Young
Franklin Loffer
William Prather
Emanuel Cederauist
Benton
Huntington School
Mike Toll
Bill Clark
Lewis Amestoy
Garry Ellis
Harry McIntyre
John Roberg
Dick Shooshan
Bob Garrett
Henry Mackel Praised After Aerial Gunnery Graduation
Photographer-gunner Henry K. Mackel of San Marino received a personal commendation from Commander E. E. Dolecek after graduating with honor from an aerial gunners training course at the U S Naval Air Station Jacksonville Fla. The 18 year old petty officer will combine photography and gunnery training to become a naval air crew man and air combat team member. Mackel is the son of Mr and Mrs James P Mackel of 2847 Cumberland Road and was noted as one of ten honor students for his classroom record and aerial marksmanship.
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Henry K. Mackel
San Marino
U. S. Naval Air Station
Jacksonville
Fla
Navy
San Diego
Naval Air Operational Training Command
Naval Air
James P. Mackel
Cumberland Road
E. E. Dolecek
Gunners’ School
High School PTA Installs Officers and Plans Summer Work
Officers led by Mrs. Harold W. Wright are installed with corsages. New slate includes Mrs. Rockwood Nelson as VP and Miss Nadia Tupica as second VP, plus secretaries, treasurer, historian, and auditor. James Carpenter and Miss Jessie Oldt announced summer programs. fashion show, string ensemble, and committee chairs introduced.
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Harold W. Wright
Rockwood C. Nelson
Nadia Tupica
Joseph Dobson
Kenneth Hull
Azel Freeman
R. G. Kenyon
McIntyre Faries
W. E. Dresser
Charles McClain
Jessie Oldt
Russell Adams
Robert Hadden
Hazel Ostle
P.T. A. First District Council
Lorraine Davis
Adrienne Penny
Harold Wright
James Carpenter
P.T.A
Wright
Mmes
Rex C. Hubbell
R. M. Gunzel
C. H. Brainard
F. W. Clark
Crace Webb
Leo Sievert
Collis Jordan
W. A. Pettit
Harry M. Folsom
Arthur Vinjes
Rockwood Nelson
Roy Simpson
Clyde Holly
William H. Lanson
Frank Clough
Malcolm Morlan
Robert Russell
San Marino to Buy Cow for African Children Hospital
The Ninth Grade Club of the San Marino Community Church votes to buy a mature female cow for the Children's Hospital at Metet Africa. Members contribute toward a $50 purchase price and humorously demand a Christian cow.
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San Marino Community Church
Children’s Hospital
Metet
Africa
Poppies to Be Sold Here This Week End
Mrs Sarah H Nash local chairman announces the American Legion Auxiliary sale of one thousand veteran made paper poppies in San Marino Friday and Saturday May 26 27 to raise the local quota of 100 dollars. Poppies will be sold at schools business stores and through street sales with funds supporting child welfare and veteran rehabilitation. Donations payable to American Legion Auxiliary No 139 can be sent to Mrs Nash 1817 Los Robles Avenue.
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San
School Trustees Re elected Share of votes shown for incumbents
Votes of confidence were given to two school board incumbents in last week’s elections. Morris B. Pendleton polled 24 votes as trustee of the San Marino Elementary Schools. In South Pasadena San Marino districts Joseph C. Partsch received 111 votes from the High School district and 87 from elementary district voters.
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Morris B. Pendleton
San Marino
South Pasadena
Joseph C. Partsch
State Guardsmen Win Praise For Efficiency
Pasadena's Fourth Battalion of the California State Guard including San Marino's Company B earned a high rating at a federal inspection, with praise for officers and esprit de corps. Company A of Pasadena, led by Capt. Gerald R. White, received special commendation for leadership and training. The 400 officers and men are now fully equipped and ready for emergencies. They were seen in action with standard rifles and 15 field pieces during the Rose Bowl United Nations American Day pageant.
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Pasadena
California State Guard
San Marino
Ninth Service Command
Salt Lake City
John S. Staats
Gerald R. White
San
State Guard
Fifth War Loan Drive Opens June 12 to July 8
The Fifth War Loan drive launches June 12 and ends July 8 with the slogan Back the Attack Buy More Than Before. The national goal is 16 billion dollars and San Marino’s local quota is expected near two million dollars, with final figures pending.
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San Marino
Washington
Vanderhoof to Be Ordained Here Sunday
Frank M. Vanderhoof, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph S Vanderhoof, will be ordained at 4 p.m. Sunday at the San Marino Community Church. He is the first from the church to enter and complete the ministry. Vanderhoof is a graduate of Huntington School and South Pasadena San Marino High School, studied at Wheaton College and UC Los Angeles, attended Princeton Theological Seminary, and will pursue graduate work at Columbia University and Union Theological Seminary in New York City.
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San Marino
Frank M. Vanderhoof
Huntington
Uate
South
Los
The
Presbytery of
Los Angeles
Columbia University
Union Theological Seminary
New York City
Pres of
Rvice
James
A. Dean Oster
Raymond Hill
Memf
Clothing for Russia drive ends tomorrow
The San Marinans are urged to donate clothing immediately at Huntington Valentine or Stoneman Schools, depots for the county wide drive to collect one million pounds for civilians in unoccupied Russia and liberated areas. Russian War Relief Inc. leads with Los Angeles Civilian Defense endorsement as 60 million destitute people await aid.
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Russia
San
United States
Red Army
Faries
Portland
Red Cross Home Service Aids Soldiers Families In Wartime
Red Cross home service grows in importance assisting military personnel and families as the war progresses. Local chairman Mrs. A E Sears of San Marino coordinates via camps hospitals and bases to handle financial aid housing hospitalization and family support for service members and ex service personnel.
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Red Cross
Home Service
Home Service Committee of the
A. E. Sears
San Marino
Hetween
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