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   Corona Daily Independent (Newspaper) - February 12, 1930, Corona, California                                many J of Corona With Little i Work OB Hand of the of the brief of the city council lasl evening devoted ot a further of a twenty-six acre tract east of the city for use uh a and on which there iB possibility of the use of the ground for snch a Henry who owns considerable land in vicinity of proposed site appeared before the board ther the With the Instructing a. ' city make a survey of the land to its exact al action was taken lost During the Information was the council by H. thirty large of refuse were dumped each with the amount was also brought out i as a possible solution of the dumping grounds problem that the city might be able to make arrangements ft Waterbury to use large gravel pits on East Sixth a shorter city and that tion is by leaps and has to face is Corona Somehow or Other it seeing the dogs have not become imbued with the spirit of and seem to think that freshly made lawns and flower beds are made expressly for Many complaints are coming in concerning new lawns and harm done by Many of the canines are licensed but are permitted by to roam about at and they Others are who are likewise imbued with the Property owners and are complaining to the The is a problem that must be in sime er dop know it or or care 5 they for a dumping with the tlie refuse as it Is In large The will be at the next council cooling council lost waA Ave pepper trees from the T near The was referred to tho of The Banning chamber commerce wrote the a fervent Invitation community In the which they be at lU best between February 20 and March 1. The did not state officially they would attend this or It before the last that Harry M. had of the Eleventh street ornamental lighting system that the residents of that were pleased with It. Is the task ot rebuilding the system was much greater than the had figured .i was given through Hv O. street to the Corona to permit the Ing of a hedge along the side Santa Fe tq the small political Interest is the statement made in the Press of yesterday concerning T. C. Jameson of Corona who has come out for Governor The article n nf ' of the board of today authorized the Press to announce that will C. C. Young for are at liberty to say that T W eeed himself and I to work for his nomination at the August I d lent as governor and he has been eminently fair to Southern California and Riverside My estimate Is that he Riverside county by Mr. Jameson ia admittedly one of the strongest in county and his on political la highly Thru position as chairman of the board of he has had excellent to form a of Governor Young's and his decision to support him Is sigr and over .to by All members of tHe were present loot evening with the exception at Men Pat Through of in Leadership Work and ' among the thirty engaged In training and helpers In Scouts work for this felt the edict of the Boy Scout law last night In the second session of the was put Into service and least two or three men were reminded of the trips they once took to the The meeting iast night was filled with pep and according to air another lesson In Scout work will be given and the is out for every man in interested on work to be present at the junior high week on and will continue and it is expected that a still larger enrollment of Corona men will be The work Is progressing In a most satisfactory R. pleading guilty before Judge O. K. Morton at Riverside superior court to driving while applied for Report of Probation Officer C. W. Mathews waS for 17 TiF the court which sentence will be IN held his Wednesday morning session of police court today but visitors and a less of W. T. of Riverside apologised to for a Feb. 11.Whether a airplane or a meteor fell on the north side of the wild Maria mountains last night waa tlie question set ihls section agog A Los camped near t hee of this morning reported what they believed was a plane falling In Members of the porty returned to search the region which is very mountainous an prospectors here suggested that might have been a falling meteor which probably dissolved Into Residents of the Blythe forty miles north of have been Two planes hovered over this city late then turned Reports from both Los Angeles and Phoenix the planes are Club Sponsors Corona Plans Por forward to a national movement which be observed this year from April 27 to May Improvement club to see that Corona does her part the of the The following from the been appointed to care for campaign - in this The movement is closely allied with Ihe city work which is going forward with much enthusiasm in Corona * and the two groUpS will work together for the lire entire Tlie committees named by the Improvement club Window In tribute can paid tp any man he wAg { Mrs. Elmo Mra a friend of whp tooK oi Robert .to us speak a Frank X Mrs. others less B. remain to give j d Mrs. so who is and roosters for chamber of Such a Mrs. his kindly his helpful the stronger hearts of Miss Lowery and pie as the years roll To and honor is iss to follow his duty of It should stressing law For be a duty with for it makes of all the high Mrs. L. and Mrs. H. C. for the junior J. and for the show the greatest im- from now until It is a caSe of and after prizes will out in the ' Next similar will be taken and the two films will be There is no expense of this to the and more are urged to get into this pictures must be taken in the added their to the list of through Mrs. F. J. and more ors as of The stage Is 1 n more than curtain will be Bernardino's workmen and and railway and paid the customary 13  htis in Corona from the women Bbell of our people to attend in that city on Thursday 13, the their ' received stating t dancers B. of also contributed a Sum a Uke M. of Los Angeles charged with traveling at forty per hour in a had not in his appearance when court English of Los Angeles paid for the boulevard atop at Sixth and Main Science Radio listeners in vicinity may hear authorized Christian ' over- MFl noon 14 ftom 12.10 to 12:50 when Judge Samuel W. G. S. Third Church of Christ lios Greene la a of the board of lectureship of the the First Church in G. superi ior yesterday heard iS T Plyer Hay Camp for Experiments in This Feb. 11. Charles A. has temporarily his roaring plane tor may transfer his experiments to a camp to be established on the desert slopes of the San Bernardino north of Lake - Accompanied by his herself a glider and Mr. and Mrs. Jacic L. his Southern Colonel Lindbergh spent the weekend at the Maddux cabin in the Arrowhead it is made a trip north along the overlooking the Mojave He to Los Angeles late probably to arrange setting up a Lindbergh nothing of his at least to Correspondents who were Lindbergh at his camp on the route s which was abandoned wW Ship Creates Much mg: Miss ment In County Capitol e. Mii Garden were all agog of W. L according to A. Mrs. the says i head of the Henry j ln Feb. 12 meeting of the county board ot be held Thursday when arguments waterworks district be Matter of fUnds from the sale of the bonds is holding up the board insisting the money LEGION of the American Legion ot Corona are to all the men to listen in Los and enjoy the ' flyer is anxious to make a of glider tests at higher where wind currents are the all year the sweeps in off the desert providing excellent conditions for glider Nar row landing fields mean nothing in the thV glider the plane requiring than twelve of level ground Maddux ahd hopt inspected number of prospective fields from - out ' over the May Ask Hen to - Riverside will be the officials In Mrs. Alley and in with the W. and Mrs. L. Mrs. Charles Evans and Mrs. Ray Assembly to be the first case of its kind in the Riverside county courts Joseph attorney has asked ' the superior court for an order to a blood test to determine the paternity of a child involved in a sUlt Instituted by mother for support i nf not guilty to the of failure to provide and the continued to February 2S The attorney he samples of blood both the child and the riot prepared the mother consent the examination nor as to whether she under the declared that Buyer refuses to provide for the because it is not The chili is and months of T Is also district chairman for the of the I have been made for the holding ot the county prohibition oratorical contest on 14 at the high school In supply the air lines of the huge thirty-five passenger | ment of the American monoplanes by it was announced here night hy Br chief engineer of the Ford whose bearing besides - a party of three others and the at Field late yesterday by a heavy fog and his party spent night at the Mission and will probably on to the Metropolitan in Glendale early They yesterday from to the field i a leisurely course until yesterday's the of the intended big Mayo not ' the report - said the whether the plane will be like the present Ford ships which on Last SEEK oC American Legion and the Scouts organizations joined with the police of Brea in an effort to locate Mrs. twenty and her the point could slt that finished on col in the touches ed on for ' and on seven ' extending around the earn west of change here and there In the work was for the show Back In other Ing the of the hibits which ' All ay attempts were hSl find places in the entries two ed turned and probably will bo t the first matters executive Sil the staff missing since Mrs. a guest home of her child and started for wali with that - would do both took no extra had no husband felt that she have of and in. Brea anB Mr. Huntley An estate valued at 1107,500, TO and Mrs. N. of this the ing of their Viola and old son of Mt. and MrSt George Morton ot The wedding will take the spacious Morton March 1, and young couple will leave Immediately for a trip io the Grand Canyon other Arizona Miss Green well known In Corona and scores of friends ton Is likewise well-known a tormer student at present j father where thb young their - to most part Thousands - bxe ot fiult have been grounds two and applied assuming ANA GIRL the De at Mlsa of oC daughter late Agnes yesterday was bate in superior thus became the t tho' late Fred the hills for tij woman and both Main streets three the police Thei Fy ah board left Feb. for total of W. H field the doors will open until tho delivery car of K. had mother today ho was ' tlie co the State will and a- chance ap their expected  

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