Local Market Listing Fragment
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14 Sep 1944
Page 1
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Newspaper
San Marino Tribune
Location
San Marino, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
1
Readable OCR fragment shows items with can counts and brands. It lists quantities and weights unclear, including a bag and two white cans, but full product names or prices are not determined.
San Marino War Chest will begin its 1944 campaign October 9 with advance gift solicitation and residential solicitation on October 16 and the following week, announced Maurice Jones Jr vice president of the San Marino Community Council and chair of the drive.
Republican candidate Roy McLaughlin warned at a Baldwin Park Minute Women’s Study Club meeting that the New Deal regimentation and CIO control threaten bankruptcy. He labeled Tugwell and reformers as “pink experimenters” and urged business minded governance to balance books and prevent trouble.
An after school fall Playground program starts next week at Henry E Huntington school. Major activities include football and basketball with volleyball soccer tennis badminton skee ball shuffleboard speedball and ping pong also offered. Eighth grade boys will try out for the A team while sixth and seventh grade boys apply for the B team. A series of football skill tournaments precedes the season to build conditioning and readiness.
At its September meeting the district employed nine evening high school teachers including Albert Adams Ruth Bennett Edna Fager Collins Ellen Conner Gould Marian Lynne Helen Lucille Reese Mabel Wilson Schmidt Wilbur Shires Mae Whitney. Fifteen substitutes were approved and Freda Miller of Los Angeles hired as clerk. Colleen Allen resigned as secretary to the principal.
Upton Close will discuss the question Should There Be a Fourth Term at a Pro-America Pasadena event Tuesday night at 8 in the Shakespeare club auditorium. The program highlights his long career as a war intelligence officer and journalist and lists San Marino patrons and ticket contacts for nearby residents.
South Pasadena San Marino evening high school will start courses next Monday for adults over 18 not in day school. The program includes music appreciation, rug making, Spanish, woodcarving, tailoring, dressmaking, millinery, and parent education, with sessions morning and afternoon to fit needs. Registration details and locations are provided by Principal A H Hauret.
Captain William E. Moore Jr., USMC, formerly of San Marino, was wounded in the left lung during the assault on Chonito Ridge, Guam, on July 25. He is hospitalised in Hawaii and recovering. Moore enlisted February 1942 during junior year at Stanford, went overseas January 1943, and rose from first lieutenant to captain.
The San Marino public library displays a miniature antique furniture set owned by Carol Adams a ninth grade student at South Pasadena San Marino High School from Massachusetts. The Victorian living room set includes a divan six chairs a piano stool an overstuffed table and dark mahogany with gold plush. Also displayed are Toby mugs a candlestick vases artificial flowers and a carved whatnot. The exhibit runs through September and the provenance of the pieces remains unclear.
Sgt Bert Hall is listed as missing in action since a raid over Germany on August 16. A tail gunner from San Marino, he has been overseas since February and was part of a group led by Lt Col Jimmy Stewart. Hall, 19, last celebrated his birthday in April and served at an air base near London.
Pasadena area Young Republicans plan a 7 30 pm banquet at the Pasadena Athletic Club. Judge Goodwin Knight will speak and Ed Ainsworth of the Los Angeles Times will be master of ceremonies. William M. Martin presides. Music and entertainment scheduled.
Anthony Collins will conduct the Mozart Orchestra of California in an all Mozart program in the hillside theater of Occidental College Saturday September 23 at 8 p m The Occidental glee club and a cappella choir comprising 200 voices will also sing.
San Marino opening day enrollments total 1128, down from 1172 last year. Superintendent Neher expects numbers to rebound by month’s end with Huntington leading at 526, Valentine 442, and Stoneman 160. sixteen new teachers report, including Lucille Wood as district music teacher.
The San Marino City club begins its fall program with a Tuesday 6 45 pm meeting at Huntington school cafeteria Chief speaker Col Alexander R Heron state director of reconstruction and reemployment will discuss The Missing Link Is Still Missing Pete McCloskey will report on Boys State experience Civic affairs chair Charles Stanley directs planning at Beach D Lyon home 1223 Old Mill road
City council postponed decision on warehouse permits to review late information. A 72 hour week for firemen was approved as staffing allows. Public hearing set October 11 on San Marino Community Church variance. Police captain Beaver to retire October 15. A setback variance for H Roy Kelley was postponed. One year lease renewal for ration board headquarters approved with 30 day cancellation.
The Junior High PTA approves a fall program with a membership drive from September 27 to October 8 led by Mrs. Harry Warren. Mrs. Norman Perkins seeks funds during the drive while room mother coordinators for each grade will be announced by Mrs. Gregory Lawrence. Regular meetings occur on the fourth Tuesday. the September 26 session will be in the school library. Mrs. Bryant White schedules events for new and returning members. President Mrs. John Burnham announces two new departments led by Mrs. Gladys Hatley Scoles and Mrs. Montclair McCabe.
The San Marino Community Church asks the city council to re zone the east side of Virginia road from Huntington drive 800 feet south to the Sherwood road line for a new church. Architects drawings show the plan with off street parking hidden by landscaping and a vista to Valentine school. The San Marino school board endorses the project and the high school district plans to sell remaining land by public auction.
The Republican Women's club of San Marino postpones its September gathering from next Monday to Monday, September 25. President Mrs Albert B Ruddock announced the change and the group will meet at noon in the garden of Mrs Lynne Emmett at 1591 Virginia Road.
Mrs. Frank EF Jorgensen is appointed vice chairman of the San Marino Red Cross Blood Bank committee and will work under chairman Mes Berry during the October 19 visit. The San Marino branch appeals for more kit bags to aid service members, ensuring more servicemen receive essentials.
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