New Teachers Forestall 1962-63 San Marino School Year
Nineteen new teachers and administrators are hired for 1962 63 in San Marino schools. SMHS adds Dr. Noel Lawrence principal and Kenneth Bullock vice principal with 28 and 12 years in education. Among new staff are Charlotte Britsch English Sue Hagerman physical education Sylvia Hart government English Mary Reasoner English and William Rowland mathematics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Los Angeles
SMHS
San Marino High School
Noel Lawrence
Kenneth Bullock
Lawrence
University of Nebraska
Grand Island
Nebraska
Bullock
University of Southern California
Alhambra
Charlotte Britsch
Brigham Young University
Provo, Utah
Sue Hagerman
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Kansas
Sylvia Hart
Santa Monica Unified
Los Angeles State College
Mary Reasoner
University of St. Thomas
Houston
Texas
William Rowland
University of Red Turn
Three Arrestees Held After Concealed Weapon Found
San Marino Police arrested Peter J. Lopez of El Monte Charles B. Stone of Azusa and David G. Stevens of San Gabriel Tuesday evening after a .38 caliber revolver was found in the back seat of their car at Huntington Drive and San Gabriel Boulevard. They were turned over to Temple City deputies for further inquiry following the stop near Dow Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter J. Lopez
Alsdrive
el Monte
Charles B. Stone
Barbara
Azusa
David G. Stevens
Duarte Road
San Gabriel
San Marino
Huntington Drive
San Gabriel Boulevard
Temple City
Dow Pharmacy
Talk On Youth Exchange Promised By Harris Speaker
San Marino Exchange Club hosts Charles J. Harris known as Pops to discuss Lets Have Faith in Youth at 7 15 p m in Marino House on Mission Street. Harris' Key Club leadership spans California Nevada Hawaii with 180 youth clubs. he once travelled 30000 miles in a year of Key Club work and was named Citizen of the Year in 1953 Crenshaw Los Angeles. He also led Crenshaw Chamber of Commerce Crenshaw Civic Council and chaired the YMCA Crenshaw Branch Board for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J
Pops
Harris
San Marino
Crenshaw
Los Angeles
New Argot Emerges as World Moves Fast
A playful note from Connecticut and Ohio highlights new coined terms frokelsnortz and Gitzen snorker as readers joke about ever shifting language. The missive recalls a fish dealer’s quip on hearing, and defines a newspaper as a place people seek what they want.
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Connecticut
Frokelsnortz
Ohio
White Cane Days to Aid the Blind
October 5 and 6 have been designated as White Cane Days this year. Polo Boyden of San Marino Lions Club serves as chairman of the drive. Funds support blind and sight-impaired people across California and Nevada and aid the Foundation for the Junior Blind in Los Angeles and the Lions Hospital for the Blind in San Francisco.
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Polo Boyden
San Marino Lions Club
Boyden
California
Nevada
Foundation For the Junior Blind
Los Angeles
Lions Hospital For the Blind
San Francisco
Make-Up Mirror Causes Small Fire at Sasso Home
Fire department says a small make-up mirror focused sun rays like a magnifying lens at the Maurice Sasso residence on Devonport road started a blaze that ignited a beach umbrella. The San Marino unit extinguished the fire quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Sasso
Devonport Road
Fred Hardesty
San Marino
Grid Practice Begins For C Football Team
Football practice for the C team starts Friday September 7 under Coach Bob Cunz. Varsity and B squad drill mornings and afternoons. C team sessions run 9 to 11 and 3 to 5. B team works 8:30 to 10:30 with 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. wear mouthguards and waivers required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cunz
CIF
Lipscomb Calls Hearing on Export Control Violations
Congressman Glen Lipscomb of the 24th District says the House Committee on Export Control will hold a hearing in Washington on September 13 to review the export control program. He cites continued shipments to the red bloc and materials for strategic items, seeking justification for such exports.
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Glen Lipscomb
24Th
House Committee On Export Control
Washington
Lipscomb
Congressman Lipscomb
Select Committee
Red Bloc
Polio Clinic Set Tonight in Temple City
San Marinans may receive the third dose of polio vaccine this summer after many parent requests. State law requires immunization for public school attendees. The Temple City Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors the first dose clinic from 6 to 9 p.m. tonight at the Temple City Branch of American Savings and Loan Association on East Las Tunas Drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San
Temple City
Burglary at Sierra Vista Home Results in Theft
San Marino police report a burglary at 590 Sierra Vista, Nathaniel Gildersleeve's residence, last week. A television set, silver pieces, and furs were stolen and the affair was reported to the department last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sierra Vista
Nathaniel Gildersleeve
San Marino
Mr Rotary Turner Selected by San Marino Club
E Stanton Turner of Cumberland Road, Cumberland, is named Mr Rotary by San Marino Rotary President Ed Brewster. In a letter to District 530 Governor Edwin Brockman Brewster praises Turner's international prominence and his work on the Magazines for Friendship Program and his service with Rotary Club of Manila which helped elect the first Filipino president of the Manila Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Stanton Turner
San Marino
Rotary
Cumberland Road
Brewster
Dr. Turner
For Friendship Program
Turner
Rotary Club of
Manila
Philippine Islands
Manila Club
San Marino School Bus Schedules Published
The newspaper publishes the San Marino School Bus Schedules for San Marino High School Huntington Valentine Carver and Stoneman. Schedules list block by block stops and are printed on pages nine and ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
San Marino High School
Huntington
Valentine
Carver
Stoneman
Board of Education to Meet Next Tuesday in San Marino
The San Marino Board of Education will hold its first fall meeting next Tuesday September 11 at the Administration Building 1665 West Drive starting at 7 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Marino
Huntington Library to Exhibit Henry Wagner Work
An exhibit at the Huntington Library in September honors Henry Raup Wagner, San Marino resident and famed American scholar. The display features works he wrote or collected, marking the 100th anniversary of his birth born September 27 1862 near Philadelphia. Wagner, a lawyer turned mining man, influenced bibliography historical cartography and American West and Mexican history. He died in 1957 at age 95.
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San Marino
Henry Raup Wagner
Huntington Library
Henry R. Wagner
Philadelphia
American West
Mexico
Wagner
Chile
September 13 Last Day to Register for Full Elections
San Marino readers learn September 13 is the final day to register to vote in November elections. The Tribune lists Registrars of Voters and provides contact details for residents seeking registration updates.
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Ygister
the Tribune
San Marino
McW Vucers
Republican
San Matino High School
Blanche Ford Williams
Eld
Dave Boyle
Jan Hays
Bonnie Hutcheson
Ed Halligan
Peggy Henderson
USC
Colorado Womens College
Nixon
City Hall
Who Must Register To Vote
You must re register to vote if you have moved since you last voted or failed to vote in the Presidential election of 1960 or changed your name. To register you must be a California resident for one year by November 6 and a Los Angeles County resident for 99 days by that date. If you are 21 by election day you can register to vote.
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California
Los Angeles County
Famed USC Swimmer Demonstrates at San Marino Night
Jon Konrads of the University of Southern California gave a swimming demonstration at a Family Night event hosted by the San Marino Recreation Department. The Sydney native has set multiple national and international records and drew attention at the local gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Konrads
University of Southern California
San Marino Recreation Department
Konrads
Sydney
Australia
Legion To Hear Talk By USC Foreign Expert
Dr. Ross N. Berkes of the University of Southern California will discuss Significant International Problems at the San Marino Post 239 American Legion meeting on Wednesday September 19. The post will meet at Wissler's Restaurant 324 East Las Tunas Drive with dinner at 7 and a 6 p.m. cocktail hour. September meeting moves to the third Wednesday. all eligible members are invited, reservations via Harold Erdman Sycamore 93708 before 10 p.m. Monday.
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Ross N. Berkes
School of International Relations
University of Southern California
San P Farino Post
American Legion
Wissler
Harold Erdman
Sycamore
Rousselot Attacks Kennedy Over Cuba Policy
25th District Congressman John H. Rousselot told 950 at a $50 plate Huntington-Sheraton affair that Kennedy turns his back on the Monroe Doctrine and free Cubans. He says the president allows Soviet experts and guerrilla technicians to flow into Cuba 90 miles from the U.S. shore and hands Castro a victory. Ronald Reagan says the administration favors government control of economy and society, undermining individualism.
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Tam
John H. Rousselot
Huntington-Sheraton
Kennedy
Cuba
Castro
Khrushchev
Ronald Reagan
Total School Tax Edge Rises to $3.7554 per $100
This week the general fund tax rates bond interest and redemption rates and final assessed valuation figures became available showing the total school tax at 3.7554 dollars per every 100 dollars of assessed value.
GOP Picnic Draws High Interest as Nixon Speaks at Lacy Park
Local Republican HQ reports strong turnout plans for the September picnic at Lacy Park featuring Richard Nixon. Guests include precinct workers, November candidates, and city officials. Nixon speaks at 8 p.m. Tickets $3.50 for ham and chicken supper. admission free for Nixon talk.
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Richard Nixon
Lacy Park
Pat Hillings
Harold C. McClellan
Southern
California
Nixon
Republican
Huntington Drive
Nixon Headquarters
James Chess
Lorain Road
Ralph J. Hoyle Services Held
Funeral services were held at Hillside Church for Ralph L. Hoyle a former local resident and bank executive who died at Hope Memorial Hospital. Hoyle served as vice president and manager at Security First National Bank Lake and Colorado branch from 1936 until retirement. He influenced San Marino City Club Pasadena Lake Colorado district and many civic groups. Survived by wife Sylvia two sons Jack and Ralph and seven grandchildren.
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Hillside Church
Rose Hills Memorial Park
Ralph L. Hoyle
Hoyle
Newport Beach
Old Mill Road
Hope Memorial Hospital
Beach City
Security First National Bank
Lake and Colorado
San Marino
Pasadena
Lake Colorado Business District Association
Masonic Lodge
American Institute of Banking
Salvation Army
Pasadena University Club
Pasadena Merchants Association
Sylvia
Jack
This City
Ralph
Corona del Mar
Postal Receipts Rise to $20,115 in August
George Oremus, superintendent of the San Marino Branch Post Office, reports August postal receipts at $20,115.96, up from $18,659.17 in August 1961. The 1962 total exceeds last year’s by $1,456.79.
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George Oremus
San Marino
Oremus
Rotary Hears Talk On Court Today At Noon
San Marino Rotary Club will hear Judge Edward J. O Connor speak on the Superior Court Los Angeles County today at noon. O Connor appointed in March to the Superior Court after 20 years as a Los Angeles attorney with the Bureau of Internal Revenue Anti Trust Division Justice Department and the U S Attorney's Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Edward J. O’connor
San Marino
Department of Justice
Washington, D.C
US Attorney’s Office
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Thomas E. Almand
Art Hughes
Almand
Dodgers
San Marinans
Banefit Tha
Dodger Stadium
First National Bank
Hammack
Henry Wagner
A. Kalimap
Hampton Road
Veces
Robt. Wycoff
Rubio Drive
Clark Hunt
St. Albans Road
Ron Kissam
H. R. Kilpatrick
Euclid Avenue
T. Hammond
Flour Drive Oo
George Thatcher
Bedford Road
E. W
Atwood
Winston
Harold R. Erdman
Montrobles Place
Don H. Rose
Waverly Co
Aubrey P. Billock-Webster
South Allen
Stanley Arndt
Wetherby
County Registrar of Voters
Bill Blakesee
la Mirada
Legion
Rousselot
Red
Gop
Harry W. Hitchcock
C. E. Martin
Board of Education
Joe Miller
Thomas Armand
Republican Party
Walter Abernathy
54Th Assembly District
Robert Hitt
Republican National
John Bowler
Dan R. Ellis
Ralph J. Hoyle
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