Corona Beautiful Planned by Trustees
City officials study a systematic tree planting plan to create uniform shade across Corona. Trustees revived a push for organized planting after years of self chosen trees creating a ragged cityscape. Minutes show motions to pursue citywide tree planting, regulate future plantings, and other routine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Board of Trustees
H. W. Swenson
East Seventh Street
W. J. Thompson
Santa Ana
Sherman
Bhi
Los Angeles
March Building Permits Gain Over Last Year
Building permits issued in March totaled 24 275 dollars, a rise of over four thousand from last year’s 19 880 dollars. All permits covered residential construction and alterations, with several prospective business projects not yet included.
Happiness and Redistribution Through Determination
A concise maxim notes happiness is abundant and reachable through effort. It asserts that joy can be found and shared, yet requires resolve and steady action.
Traffic Officer Checks Licenses as Green Plates Persist
County traffic officer West was on duty this morning inspecting drivers in the city still using green plates. Few tickets were issued since many motorists delaying license papers through the vehicle department faced processing delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Vehicle Department
Corona Calendar of Community Meetings and Events
A compact listing of upcoming activities in Corona includes Club and civic meetings at Hotel Kinney and M E Church with invitations to all men and PTA members. The schedule features Rotary Luncheon, Orpheus Four concert, baseball game vs Chino High, Market Day ads, church services, Valley League opener at city park, American Legion and Woodmen gatherings, and a Greig Music program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Kinney
Orpheus Four
P. T. A. Corona
Chino High
H. S
Independent
Valley League
Pomona
Corona
American Legion
K. P. Hall
Woodmen of World Business
Glasshall
Parkridge Members Enjoy Evening Event at Kinney
John Duncan Dunn with kilts and bagpipes, Dan Gilkey and F M Lenson-Smith remark on club progress, and Dave Jones with his syncopators provided entertainment at the Hotel Kinney. Despite a rushed setup after the parade, a fair crowd attended. Architect Dunn praised the course lands and natural lay of ground. After talks, the group danced, with plans for a large Parkridge dance at the Woman's clubhouse mid month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Duncan Dunn
Dan Gilkey
F. M. Lenson-Smith
Dave Jones
Parkridge
Hotel Kinney
Dunn
Mission Apartments Change Hands at 2161 East Sixth
Mrs. P. B. Smith and Miss Lydia Nolting take over management of the Mission Apartments at 2161 East Sixth Street. Former proprietors Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Gibson depart for Pomona to reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Smith
Lydia Nolting
Mission
East Sixth Street
W. T. Gibson
Pomona
Led Lloyd Recovers After Major Riverside Hospital Operation
Mrs Led Lloyd of Southeast Boulevarde is reported doing nicely after a major operation at Riverside Community Hospital this morning. She had been in the hospital for a week. Doctors Geth, Martin, and Allison attended to the patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Led Lloyd
Southeast Boulevarde
Riverside Community Hospital
Hospital
Dra. Geth
Martin
Allison
Goronax
Do You Support The Local Newspaper And Its Community Role
The piece extols merchants supporting the town paper as vital to local commerce and community prosperity. It traces the history of newspapers from Italy and Amsterdam to America, stressing the newspaper as a key asset for churches, schools, businesses, charities, and public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Amsterdam
England
Boston News Letter
America
Pennsylvania Packet
Daily Advertiser
International and Domestic Briefs from April Dispatches
A summary of multiple April reports: Senator Shortridge urged President Coolidge to promote Judge James of Los Angeles to the Federal bench, Pasadena shelved a no smoking ordinance, March receipts and permits rose in Los Angeles, codification drafts numbered thirty were released, U S battleships set a record, a California water district bill faced Senate debate, Lost Hills oil discovery drew attention, the Shipping Board approved selling five ships to Dollar for 5.625 million, and Coolidge approved 1.322 million for National Guard armory pay with conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Shortridge
President Coolidge
White House
U. S
James
Los Angeles
Ross
Sacramento
Los Angeles Water and Power Bureau
Metropolitan Water District
Colorado River
Senate
Shipping Board
San Francisco Orient Service
Dollar Steamship Interests
O’cohner
Lissner, Haney and Hill
Plummer
Thompson and Benson
National Guard Association
Coolidge
Congress
War Weeks
National Guard
Auto caravan to inspect highway
A. E. Isham secretary of the 29 Palms Highway association issued an invitation to Coronans to join a caravan Saturday morning to become familiar with the Amboy to Whitewater road and its potential. Cars will leave Beaumont at 7 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Isham
29 Palms Highway Association
Coronans
Amboy
Whitewater
Beaumont
Orpheus Quartet Tickets On Sale At High School
A large crowd formed at Corona Drug Store to reserve seats for the Orpheus Four concert Friday night at seven o clock. The P T A committee expects a full house for the final entertainment of the year. The Orpheus Male Quartet is well known locally and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Orpheus Four
PP. T. A
Orpheus
Charre
Knights of Pythias Minstrel Program Planned for Corona
Corona residents will host a minstrel show and band concert on Thursday evening April 23 at 8 p m in the high school auditorium. The Al Borak Band of Los Angeles, a 30 piece ensemble, is billed as a top Southern California band and will perform before a local audience. The act travels through the Citrus Belt including Riverside and Redlands. The band is expected to perform a short concert at Sixth and Main prior to the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Knights of Pythias Lodge
Al-Barak Temple
Los Angeles
al Borok
California
Corona
A&d
Citrus Belt
Riverside
San Bernardino
Redlands
Pomona
Methodist Revival Attracts Attention In Local Wins
Interest grows in revival services by Free Methodist evangelist Rev. S. W. Stone. Pastor S. F. Heilman notes Stone is original and forceful with clear truth, and announces services will run every evening except Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Methodist
S. W. Stone
S. F. Heilman
Congresswoman Kahn's Platform Emphasizes Common Sense
The California congresswoman’s proclaimed platform is Just common horse sense. The remark suggests broad appeal on the Pacific Coast but faces scrutiny in Washington where details may be debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congressman Kahn
California
Pacific Coast
Washington
Rainfall Increases Across Southland Amid Heavy Storms
The second heavy storm in three days drenched Southern California with rain and snow from the Sierras to the desert. Corona recorded a heavy downpour lasting over an hour, Temescal Water Co reported 18 inches of rain, and Father Richard issued an April forecast predicting more unsettled weather with periodic rain and shifting winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Sierras
Corona
Temescal Water Company
Here
Father Ricard
Rainy
Los Angeles
Knights of Columbus
Father Ricard Elft
Santa Clara University
Vancouver
Eureka
Sacramento
Road work progresses in Coachella Valley area
Superintendent W. R. Conner says Avenue 62 oiling in Coachella valley is under way and may finish this week. Grading has begun on the Mecca Blythe road with plans for resurfacing a mile south of Corona City. Preparations are being made to lay a P stretch there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avenue 62
Coachella Valley
Conner
Mecca Blythe Road
Corona City
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Corona Beautiful
Business Girls
Lion Club
Hotel Kin
Greig
Country Club
Mission Apartments
Coronan
World News
Pasadena
Board of
International Commission of Jurists
Rio de Janeiro
Pan-American Union
Henry A. Wiley
San Francisco
Lost Hills
San Joaquin Valley
Universal Consolidated Oil Company
Auto Caravan
Orpheus Quartet
Knights Pythias
Sixth and
Maini Streets
Methodist Revival
Southland
Californi
Richard
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