Generous Rainfall Continues in Southland
Southern California eyes a rain soaked weekend with heavy showers bringing up to 5.65 inches in the Big Tujunga area and 4.69 inches near Monrovia. The downpour damaged Pacific Electric lines, flooded highways, and toppled two bridges while farmers and hydroelectric power firms hailed the million dollar rain. The rain eased but resumed briefly as conditions remained unsettled.
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Los Angeles
California
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Big Tujunga
San Fernando
Monrovia
Pacific Electric
Burbank
Corona Youth Likes Hid City Attraction
Mrs. Carl S. Ross and infant son Donald returned from Riverside Community Hospital. Donald, about a week old, likes Corona and will stay with his father Ross for some time. Local canning plant plans to start spinach packing about April first.
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Corona Youth
Hid. City
Carl S. Ross
Donald
Riverside Community Hospital
Corona
Daddy Ross
Santa Rosa considers plans for more street paving work
The Santa Rosa City Council is weighing proposals for additional paving projects to improve local streets. Officials aim to expand road resurfacing, curb repairs, and drainage updates in the upcoming construction season.
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Santa Rosa
Calendar Notes of Local Groups and Events
Tonight Modern Woodmen Initiation at I C O F Hall 7 30 p m Woodmen of World business meeting Glass Hall 7 30 p m Tuesday Music Section W T C program at clubhouse 3 p m Hymnology Mrs Shank Greig program by Music Section W T C at 3 p m American Legion Auxiliary meets at 7 30 with Mrs Jesse Smith 1778 S E Boulevard K P Initiation 8 p m K P Hall Wed Prayer Services all Churches Thursday Lion Club meets Hotel Kinney 6 45 p m Rotary Club luncheon Saturday Market Day Shop with advertisers The Independent Sunday Easter Sunday Go to church
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I. C. O. F. Hall
Glass Hall
Shank
Greig
W. T.C
American Legion Auxiliary
Jesse Smith
E. Boulevard
Lion Club
Hotel Kinney
Rotary Club
the Independent
Pasadena speaker to address Corona Chamber Forum on Spare Time
Secretary A G Price of the Corona Chamber of Commerce announced that Geo W Braden of Pasadena will speak at the Forum meeting Friday evening at the Hotel Kinney. Braden’s topic Spare Time an Asset or Liability. The talk aims to boost local recreational activity and will be followed by discussion of current Corona issues.
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A. G. Price
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Geo. W. Braden
Pasadena
Chamber
Hotel Kinney
Corona
Price
Braden
Vaudeville Stars to Appear in Corona Night Show
The Orpheus Vaudeville Players bring pretty girls clever comedy attractive dancing and music to Corona High School auditorium on Wednesday evening April 15. All performers have headlined major acts in Keith and Orpheum circuits across large U S.
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Orpheus Vaudeville
Corona
High School
United States
Keith
Orpheum
Birthday Surprise Dinner for Dr Wright
Mrs L A Wright and fourteen friends hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Dr Wright at their South Blvd home. The event featured a handsome birthday cake with candles and a night of engaging conversation.
Bank of Italy to Build $175000 Home in Hanford
A Bank of Italy plans construction of a $175000 residence in Hanford. The project aims to house bank officials and staff, signaling expansion in the region. Construction timing and exact site details were not disclosed.
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Hanford
Bank of Italy
Parkridge Golf Club Earns Corona Chamber Backing
Corona Chamber of Commerce endorses the Parkridge project near Corona with a half million dollar backing after four months of study. The vote recognizes Dan Gilkey and associates for building what experts term a finest championship golf course in the West and potentially the country, coupled with strong hotel support and national and international tournaments.
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Parkridge
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Dan Gilkey and Associates
Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Okey
California
Southland
Citrus Belt
Glenwood Mission Inn
Glenwood
World News in Brief Aprils Global Rundown
A memorial to President Coolidge calls for arms control and an outlawry of war. California leaders say the state is a national focus, while a deadly Miami tornado kills three and injures twenty-three. Gov Richardson reports a six million dollar state treasury surplus and urges economy. Paris faces a cabinet split over a capital levy. Arctic exploration by navy pilots is planned in summer with Donald MacMillan leading the expedition. Bolsheviks alleged to have found a poison gas. San Francisco welcomes the Grand Fleet for twelve days of maneuvers. Utica Tunisia dig uncovers 2000-year-old artifacts including mosaics and a Punic sarcophagus.
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Washington
Coolidge
San Diego
California
Pacific Coast
U. S
Samuel Shortridge
Miami
Fla
White Belt
Westwood Inn
Little River
Sacramento
Paris
Herriot
M. Anatole de Monzie
Left Coalition
Arctic
Alaska
North Pole
Donald B. MacMillan
Wiscasset
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Grand Fleet
United States
Hawaiian
Australia
New Zealand
Bay Region
San Francisco Harbor
Utica
Tunisia
Freeman Easton Becomes Father With Seven Pound Daughter
Freeman Easton, a night traffic officer, welcomes a seven and a half pound baby girl born Saturday evening. The new father walked the town today in proud happiness over the birth.
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Freeman Easton
Altho
Revival Services Show Gain in Numbers
A Free Methodist revival program drew a fine congregation as Evangelist S. W. Stone preached from First Thessalonians 5 23 on sanctification and perfection. He stressed faith underpinned by justification and sanctification, citing scripture and warning against confusing separation with consecration. The message warned against lingering sin and noted the audience continued on the last pages.
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Free Methodist Church
S. W. Stone
First Thessalonians
Abram
Jesus
God
Evangelist
Parkridge Plans Founders Dance and Membership Increase
Parkridge Club announces a Founders party and dance at Corona Country Club on Tuesday night April 14. Membership rises from 160 to 200 on April 15 and will increase again every thirty days as the grove analogy is used to justify value growth.
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Parkridge
Corona Country Club
F. M. Leeston-Smith
Leeston-Smith
Parkridge Club
Dante's Inferno scheduled at California Theatre
Henry Otto, the motion picture director known for unusual and spectacular storytelling, was chosen by William Fox to direct Dante's Inferno. The production is slated for the California Theatre tomorrow and Wednesday evenings, with Otto praised for humor balance and artistic touches.
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Henry Otto
14 V
William Fox
Dika
Dante's ‘Huteras
California Theatre
Weeday
Cite
Otto
Ferno
Bailey Family Hosts Out-of-Town Guests for Sunday
Mrs. Robert Bailey of 820 Merrill Street entertained Sunday guests including Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Ernest from Los Angeles and Mr. and Mrs. Frankley from San Bernardino, with Mr. and Mrs. Bailey hosting at home.
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Robert Ft. Bailey
Merrill Street
L. A. Ernest
Los Angeles
3. Frankley
San Bernardino
Building activity under way in Los Angeles worth 60 million
In Los Angeles construction work is progressing on projects tied to a total expenditure of 60 million dollars. The article notes active development and large-scale investment shaping the city’s skyline and economy.
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Los Angeles
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