Cecil C. Howard Named Coordinator for San Marino Recreation
The San Marino Recreation Commission restructured its program appointing Cecil C. Howard as coordinator of all recreation activities. He will appoint playground directors, set rules, and launch a unified city plan. Ray Brice resigns May 31 to join Los Angeles County. Norton joins the committee to fill Wright's vacancy.
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Poppy Drive ends and city notes at Tribune office
A boy asked for a poppy during the Poppy Drive and learned the symbol supports a penny lost, while local society mentions a deep sea fisherman’s joke, Kiwanians’ stance on currency, and City Club meeting issues. The piece also notes blooms at San Marino Motors, a caretaker’s praise, and a review of The Good Road.
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Church Women Activities In Varied Fields
San Marino community church women plan the final meeting of the year a June 3 picnic luncheon at 2153 Adair Street. Reports by guild chairmen, installation of new officers, and a pot luck meal are planned. The group has funded hospital aid, aided refugees, sent bundles overseas, supported teas for new members, and raised about 4000 dollars for a new sanctuary. The Bible study class meets Thursdays at 9 15 a m in the Chattie under Mrs George Hammond and the executive board led by Mrs Purdum includes many longtime members.
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Record Number of Boy Scouts Win Eagle Award At Court of Honor
At Monday evening’s Boy Scout Court of Honor in the Huntington School auditorium eight San Marino Scouts received Eagle Scout awards. Recipients named include Jerry Addicott Joe Gumner Keith Chase Larry Mickel Jack Spielman and John Stevenson.
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Jack Spielman
John Stevenson
Memorial Day and Primary Election Day Observed
San Marino marks a double holiday on Monday May 31 closing stores offices City Hall schools and the local Security-First bank for Memorial Day and Primary Election Day. Post office operations will pause with limited mail collection and delivery while special delivery and perishable parcel post continue. Tribune offices also close.
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Republican Women Register Voters for School Election Effort
Republican Women of San Marino continue voter registration and precinct outreach led by Mrs R G Kenyon with Co-Chair Mrs Alan Robertson. Volunteers contact Republican and Democratic voters, remind about absentee ballots, and offer transport to polls for the Huntington School election.
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Better Educational Planning Assured By San Marin Election
San Marin voters set a local record in an uncontested election as Maurice Jones Jr. seeks reelection to the elementary school board and receives 382 votes.
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World Assembly Milestone Event in Hollywood Bowl
A World Assembly marks the tenth anniversary of Moral Re-Armament with two programs Remaking the World and The Good Road at the Hollywood Bowl on June 2 and 3 at 8:30 PM. Committee includes James L. Beebe Carl Cooper Preston Hotchkis Herbert D Ivey and others from San Marino. Tickets are free. request by SASE to Moral Re-Armament 835 South Flower Los Angeles 14 or call Madison 6 5461.
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Oscar A. Smith
C. C. Teague
Carleton B. Tibbetts
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James Wallace
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Kiwanis Meeting Discusses China and Local Elections
San Marino Kiwanis heard Dr. Thomas W. Mitchell recount China’s struggles and the Boxer uprising, amid plans for educational coordination as Paul Jones Jr. wins 1168 votes to join both San Marino and South Pasadena high school boards.
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Widen Monterey At P E Tracks
Improvement work on Monterey Toad portion of the Pacific Electric right of way will begin in conjunction with street resurfacing. Current barriers and open culverts narrow the street by three feet on each side and will be removed to allow full street width.
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Rotary Club Irving King to Speak at Pierre's Meeting
Rotary Club Irving King former president of San Marino Rotary Club will give a craft talk at Pierre's meeting. Last week program chairman Donn Thomason introduced Dudley Monk who spoke on the United Nations and UNESCO.
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Community Church seeks funds for new sanctuary expansion
Howard Seidell and James Wallace co chairmen report a promising drive to fund a sanctuary expansion. Fifty teams formed from over 100 church members and about 350 calls made. campaign targets a new building adjoining the current structure extending toward Virginia Road.
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How They Grow Up We Never Know How They Grow Up
Eight year old Fay Ann Chonette was taken to Huntington Memorial Hospital after a home accident required eleven stitches. She is the daughter of the Chonettes of 185 Windsor road. In a separate incident Richard Stoneman needed eleven stitches when his brother Roger struck him on the forehead with a bat during a drive in at 945 Afton road last Sunday evening. Both children are reportedly doing fine.
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San Marino Voter Registration Roster Shows GOP Lead
Registrar reports 6280 registered voters for June primaries in San Marino with 80 percent Republicans, 15 percent Democrats, and the remainder undecided or other. One voter registered Independent People's Party. Figures reflect current week.
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Nixon Seen as National Figure Ahead of Primary
Rep Richard M Nixon asks area voters to judge him on his congressional record urging high turnout for the primary. Campaign manager Harrison H McCall cites his leadership on the communist control bill and foreign policy roles including the Marshall Plan and Herter Committee work.
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