Garden Section Plans Annual Flower Show Committees Named
The Garden Section of the Woman's Improvement Club appointed committees for the Spring Flower Show to be held the third week of the month at the Woman's clubhouse. Mrs. F. J. Mueller leads the event with thirty in attendance. Community participation is expected from Corona. Rules and awards are to be announced soon in The Independent.
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Woman’s Club
F. J. Mueller
Woman's Improvement Club
Corona
Independent
Hall
A. C. Barnes
Lester Hampton
Helen Whitmore
Alice Williams
E Shank
G. E. Smidecor
L. L. Andrews
Perle Glass
R. R .Root
T. A. Frazer
Community calendar of church, club and sports events
Local listings show a busy week with church gatherings and social events. Activities include Corona Brotherhood and M E Church meetings, a Ma onic Lodge session, Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Kinney, and a Missionary gathering at Congregational church. Also scheduled are a tennis finals at Corona Country Club, a baseball game Corona vs Chino, and Legion and Woodmen events at various halls.
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Rotary
No ball game at the High School tomorrow
Illness among the Chino players forces the High School to cancel the scheduled ball game tomorrow.
Upper Lake businessmen push Elk Mountain road repairs
Local business leaders in Lakeport urge opening Elk Mountain road and restoring bridges to improve access and commerce. They cite safety concerns and disrupted traffic as key reasons for the repair push.
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Lakeport
Upper Lake
Elk Mountain Road
Bank distributes quarterly dividend to stockholders
First National Bank mails three percent dividend checks to stockholders. President Geo E Snidecor announces the regular quarterly distribution.
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First National Bank
Geo. E. Snidecor
Rexall Employees to Broadcast on KNX in Corona Area
Grant Simms and Ralph Martin invite Corona radio fans to tune in this evening from 8 to 9 o'clock as Rexall stores of California broadcast over KNX Los Angeles Evening Express. Listeners are urged to leave feedback at Corona Drug Store to gauge program popularity and identify preferred features.
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Grant Simms
Ralph Martin
Corona Radio
Rexall
California
KNX
Los Angeles Evening Express
Corona
Simms
Martin
Riverside seeks another wing for station
Riverside Chamber of Commerce discussed expansion needs at its meeting urging the University of California Board of Regents to authorize funds for a new station wing as part of a university buildings bond issue. A prior appropriation was unused due to car conditions, and staff demand for more space was noted. The board also backed Arlington Heights Frost Protective Association plans to buy storage tanks and oil lines to form a grower cooperative against frost.
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Riverside County
Board of Regents
University of California
Berkeley
Riverside Chamber of Commerce
Frost
Chamber’ of Commerce
Arlington Heights Frost Protective Association
Arlington Heights Fruit Company
Bank of Italy Building Planned at Meyers and Montgomery
Orville reports a Bank of Italy building to be erected at the corner of Meyers and Montgomery streets. Orland authorities announce a $50,000 allocation for an additional reservoir on the Orland irrigation project. Long Beach notes Standard Gypsum Company leases a T acre site for a third Pacific Coast plant.
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Oroville
Bank of Italy
Meyers and
Montgomery Streets
Orland
Standard Gypsum Company
Pacific Coast
Olive Street widening set to start at once
In Los Angeles the Olive street widening project from Seventh to Pico is to commence immediately. In Sacramento a new sugar factory weighing eight hundred tons is planned with a construction cost of 1 250 000 dollars.
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Los Angeles
Olive Street
Pico Streets
Sacramento
Bakersfield Contract Award For Nine Wooden Culverts
A contract was awarded for the Cuyama highway project to supply nine wooden culverts. The award confirms progress on maintenance work and aligns with local infrastructure upgrades planned by the road authority.
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Bakersfield
Cuyama Highway
Ground broken for $100,000 tomato packing plant
Ground breaking ceremonies marked the start of a new tomato packing plant in Merced with an estimated cost of $100,000. City officials and local business leaders attended the event, highlighting expected jobs and economic boost for the area.
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Merced
World News in Brief from Geneva to Washington
World and national briefs report German neutrality discussed at a world jurists conference in Geneva. Dodge Brothers sale to Dillon Read & Co. announced in Detroit. U S Pacific Mail line policy remains unrevealed after talks in Washington. Navy Hawaii maneuvers plans discussed with Hughes in San Diego. California faces opposition to a 3-cent gasoline tax and Colorado River compact ratification creases tensions in Sacramento. Japanese opposition to a second naval limitations conference grows. Pan American Petroleum transferred to Blair & Co. and Chase interests in New York. Flight activity around battleships and fleet illumination draws large crowds in Los Angeles. Treasury shifts duties with Siph C. Andrews advancing prohibition enforcement oversight.
Parkridge Course Showcases Hole on Blasted Rock
The sixthteenth hole at Parkridge Country Club is praised as a feature hole by architect John Duncan Dunns. It was blasted from solid rock amid rugged scenery with a dramatic view. a dammed lake at the lower end will enhance natural hazards and attract visitors.
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Parkridge Country Club
John Duncan
Revival Services Draw Large Crowds at Local Free Methodist Church
Evening revival meetings draw strong attendance with Rev. S F Heilman reporting a solid altar service. Evangelist S W Stonepreaches on vision from Proverbs 29 18 urging careful search of scriptures to avoid false visions and maintain a vision of album religion leading to glory and victory.
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S. F. Heilman
S. W. Stone
City Tennis Finals Set For Corona County Club Saturday
Far City prepares for a three set match final in the City Championship with VanDerhoof Perpetual Trophy on the line. Chas A Vaile will play Ed Birdsall in a 3 out of 5 format after Vaile beat Jim Coplen 6-2 6-3 in yesterday’s semifinal.
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Ed Birdsall
Chas. A. Vaile
Tunis
Corona Country Club
VanDerhoof Perpetual
Vaile
Jim Coplen
Coplen
Yesterrday
Recreation Clubs Tennis Committee
O. R. VanDerthoof
Fay S. Reeder
Stanley Loan
Henry Jameson
Bob Solomon
W. G. Wolfe
al Root
Farmer
John Coplen
Eugene Blair
W. A. Walker
Ed Warpenter
Capt. MacNaught
Campaign Starts Against Fires This Year
The speaker outlined renewed efforts in the national forests to prevent fires this season. He warned that any act of lighting cigarettes or fireworks in fire-prone areas constitutes trespass against the government and will be prosecuted under the full extent of the law.
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Careloss
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Gigason
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Pomona
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American Legion Auxiliary
Jesse Smith
S. E. Boulevard
Corona Drug Company
Riverside
TH Favors Mountain Road
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Whittier
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el Torro
Orange County Park
Santa Ana
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Whittier State
China High
Jack MacNasty
World News
Geneva
Conference of World Jurists
Detroit
Mich
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Dillon, Read & Co
New York City
A. C. Schwartz
New York
Washington
Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Shipping Board
California-Orient Line
San Diego
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Coolidge
Secretary of the Navy
Wilbur
Chales F. Hughes
Arthur Breed
State Higway Commission
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Gov. Richardson
Colorado
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Pan American Petroleum and Transport
Copany
Edward L. Doheny
Blair & Company
Chase Banking Up
Lord Inverforth
Standard Oil Company of
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Los Angles
Hawaii
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Interpal Revenue Bureau
Parkridge
John Dencan Dunn
Free Methodists
Time 5
FAR City “Net
Charles Vaile
Tilt
Cecil Turk
Dean A. Crew
Fred Snidecor
John Key
Barnes
Herbert Key
F. F. Labrum
F. W. Kupter
Lawrence Thome
Ed Bink
Dick Parker
O. Ht
VarDerhoof
Ilght
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A. L. Linborn
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