Car Crash Injures Long Beach Woman At Eighth Street
Mrs Jarlés Orrill of 65 Lime Avenue Long Beach was rushed to Corona Hospital after a collision at Eighth and Main streets. Her car driven by her husband collided with Lambeth of West Olive street Cotona. She suffered deep facial lacerations from shattered glass and a severe shock but no internal injuries.
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Jarlés
Orrill
Long Beach
Corona ‘Hospital
Bealdes
Merrills
Eighth
Lambeth
Main
Merrill
Funeral Services for Ransom Bird Shelden
Funeral services in charge of the Riverside lodge of B P O Elks were held for Ransom Bird Shelden age 78 in Riverside. He was the father of Ransom Paul Shelden of Corona and left a widow at 410 West Fourteenth Street Riverside and a daughter Mrs F La Thompson of Fort Benjamin Harrison Indianapolis Indiana.
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Riverside Lodge
Riverside
Ransom Bird Shelden
Ransom Paul Shelden
Corona
West Fourteenth Street
la Thompson
Fort Benjamin
Harrigan
Indianapolis
Indiana
Hunters witness trio steal crash scar car in Carbon canyon
In WOHENO two men and one woman attacked a large machine in Carbon canyon southwest of here. They shoved the heavy device over a steep embankment, wrecking it. Hunters watched but the trio fled in another machine before officers reached the scene. Investigations continue.
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Woheno
Carbon
Old Timer Is Here Claud Sanger Recalls Corona Changes
Santa Fe Sptines resident Claud Sanger of Corona recalls 1887 days when Corona was small. He notes only two old friends Sumner Billings and Arthur Taber remained, and says Corona has grown and changed since then while in town yesterday.
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Claud Sanger
Santa Fe
Corona youth earns recognition for radio skills
The Corona youth, age unknown, displays strong ability in assembling radios and mastering the code used. He passes the required test and is recognized as an aid in wireless message handling during emergencies, marking notable early success in radio.
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Abilty
Corona
Billie
Sam
Church Workers to Survey City on Child Census
Church workers from nine churches will conduct a city wide survey of all children of Sunday school age tomorrow. The effort received permission from Glen D. Wight, superintendent of the schools, aiming to boost attendance. Special data cards will be used and shared with Sunday schools to encourage participation.
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Welitz
Glen D. Wight
Visitors from South Dakota cheer Corona visit
Mrs. Harry Bonmsford and daughter Geneva Widdess of Belle Fourche South Dakota arrived in Corona for the winter with the former's sister Mrs. C. C. Johns and mother Mrs. Emma Huimmer. They are touring California for the first time and enjoyed Corona and the community. En route they stayed in Oakland for a few days with relatives.
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Corona
Harry Bonmsford
Geneva
Widdess
Belle Fouche
South ‘Dakota
C. C. Johns
Emma Huimmer
California
Oakland
Jameson Named Commission Head for Ortega Mountain Highway Plan
Jameson of Corona was named chairman of the Ortega joint highway directors overseeing financing and building of the mountain highway from Biltmore to San Juan Capistrano. Other members include George Jeffrey of Orange County and Laguna Beach Mayor Frank Champion. An advisory attendance featured L W Blodgett and Orange County officials as plans for an early meeting proceed.
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Jameson
Corona
Riverside ‘Ounty Board of Supervisors
Ortega
Biltmore
San
L. W. Blod‘gett
Orange County
Brubacher Leads Annual Carrier Boys Subscription Contest
The Daily Independent reports a hot contest as carrier boys race for new subscriptions. Top performers Alvin Brubacher Charles Thatcher John Lee Allen Harvey Robinson Philip Hunt Kenneth Smith Billy Clark Harlow Noble Maurice Robinson Tyler Thompson Vincent Shank show strong early effort. A cash prize for most new subscriptions drives hustle with local friends aiding renewals.
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Carrier Boys
Daily Independent
Betis
Alvin Brubacher
Charles Thatcher
John Lee Allen
Harvey Robinson
Philip Hunt
Kenneth Smith
Billy Clark
Harlow Noble
Maurice Robinson
Tyler Thompson
Vincent Shank
Evangelist A. EB. Harper Opens Bible Lessons
Large audience attended the opening of a series of Bible lesson meetings by Evangelist A. EB. Harper at 603 Main Street. The theme was The Inspiration of the Bible. Organizers plan more chairs and room heating as meetings continue nightly at 7:30.
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Evanglist
A. EB. Harper
Main Street
Republicans Endorse Southern Unification Plan
Republicans from eight southern counties including San Diego Imperial Riverside and Ventura discussed political problems and unified plans for state and national government in Santa Ana. The group backed a reapportionment proposal to create a separate Southern California district combining Orange Riverside and Imperial counties, with San Bernardino Mono and Inyo in another district.
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Santa Ana
T. B. Talbert
Orange County
Republican Central Committee
San Diego
Orange
Imperial
Riverside
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Santa Barbara
Ventura
California
River‘side
Mono
Inyo
Plans for atmospheric observations on Vujoan mountain
The report outlines plans to observe atmospheric conditions at Vujoan mountain, BK mile east of Jurdan. Initiatives aim to determine local atmospheric properties and related measurements.
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Vujoan Mountain
Milea
Jurdan
Corona Considers Hospital Expansion Plan and Bond Debate
An article reports strong local support in Corona for a new larger hospital as part of Hoover campaign plans. Mayor Colbern backs a 325000 bond, with Lions Club and Glenn Harper providing the site, while citizens weigh bond versus public subscription or city ownership to fund the project.
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Corona
Daily Independent
C. A. Colbern
Young
Hoover
The
Lions Club
Glenn Harper
Corona Theatre
Independent
New Spanish American War Veterans Camp Opens in Corona
A newly organized Corona camp for Spanish American War veterans is to be instituted with ceremony at the Knights of Pythias hall at 7:30. Installing officer Charles E Dickson of Santa Ana will lead the event, with delegations from Fullerton Pomona Ontario and Riverside and GC Thatcher named commander.
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Corona
Charles E. Dickson
Santa Ana
Dickson
Knights of Pythias Hall
Grand Army of the Republic
American Legion
Fine Residence for Maj Harmon at March Field
Riverside December 2 War department announces a 5 million dollar March Field army aviation post residence for commandant Maj Millard F Harmon. The on site bungalow style nine room building will cost about 14 500 and be ready shortly after April 1 1930. Plans are in Col W W Gardenhire’s office with painting contract for thirty men and related bachelor officer facilities.
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Riverside
War
March Field
Millard F. Harmon
War Department
C. ‘Gardenhire
Unga ‘Owstad
Bachelor Offir
H. Phteet
Six Die as Santa Fe Train Hits Auto at Grade Crossing
Six people including a newly married couple on their honeymoon were killed when a San Diego bound Santa Fe train struck their coupe near Santa Fe Springs. Victims: William R. Deford, Ed C. Bike, Mr and Mrs Joseph McCann, Audna Day, Arlene Herr. Deford likely at wheel. witnesses and train crew to testify at a probable inquest.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe
Santa Fe Springs
Wiliam R. de ¥ Ford
San Bernardino
C. Bike
Joseph McCann
Centralia
Washington
Audna Day
Arlene Herr
Deford
John S. Baker Ranch
Norwalk
Charles Allen
McGee
Jesse E. Miler
Coronans Visit Holtville For Thanksgiving at Emerson Home
A Coronans party spent Thanksgiving and the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. John C. Emerson, formerly of this city, at their Holtville home. Attending were Mrs. G. Emerson, Miss Phyllis Hillain, Mrs. Henry Tuthill and Loren A. Emerson. The group enjoyed warm hospitality.
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Coronans
John C. Emerson
G. Emerson
Phyllis Hillain
Henry Tuthill
Loren A. Emerson
Emersons
Week End Guests At Hotel Kinney Include Notable Visitors
Week end visitors at the Hotel Kinney included Mr and Mrs W Robinson from Chicago Mary L Anderson and Rose Griscott of Arlington D DeBecker and G Voltes of Oakland Guy Burrens of Los Angeles I Ganbhor ge Art Colburn March Field L Warren Mr M Golden and others noted in guest list.
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Hotel Kinney
Firemen and inhalator aid fail to save Corona man
Corona fire department and Riverside medical staff battled double pneumonia in Pedro Russo thirty seven at Corona hospital Saturday. Firemen used city inhalator for hours but his heart gave way after nine a.m. to six p.m. Funeral for Russo pending. he leaves a widow and four children after twenty years in Corona.
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Messrs. Sargent
Carlisle
Corona Fire Department
Corona
Riverside
Pedro Russo
Orange Heights Fruit Association
Corona Hospital
Rasso
Riverside County Farm Bureau Annual Report Highlights
The Riverside county farm bureau is cited as a major county-wide group in M. M. Winslow and N. L. McFarland’s annual report. The extension service notes 225 meetings with 10 053 total attendees, 52 field demonstrations, 1364 in attendance, 1388 farm visits, and 2337 agricultural bulletins distributed, with 763 members.
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Riverside County Farm Bureau
M. M. Winslow
County Farm Advisor
University of California
County Farm Bureau
Winslow
N. L. McFarlane
Farm Bureau
Riverside Farm Bureau Directors Plan Year Ahead
Riverside county farm bureau directors will meet next Friday to outline the plan of action for the coming year. Pater T. Carter is newly elected president and announces regular directoral meetings on the first Friday of each month during the year.
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Riverside
Riverside County Farm Bureau
Pater T. Carter
Mail Early for Christmas Packages Urges Corona Citizens
An appeal from local boys urges Corona residents to mail gifts early and follow proper packaging. They call for careful wrapping and clearly addressed parcels with return addresses, noting deadlines for eastern and middle western shipments and cautioning against increasing postage.
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Corona
Business Men to Dine and Talk at Corona Meeting
Corona businessmen and friends will dine tonight at Kinney Grill to discuss city business. A L Blakely of the Corona Businessmen’s Association organizes the event with a guest speaker. Tickets are one dollar, reservations through Blakely’s office.
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Corona
Kinney Grill
Kinney
A. L. Blakely
Corona Businessmen's Association
Choir quartet delights Wilshire church audience at First Baptist
Four member Wilshire church choir quartet from Los Angeles pleased the audience at the First Baptist Church main auditorium. Rev. F B White praised the performance saying two boys and two men blended beautifully and the numbers were wonderful. The pastor noted the audience was highly pleased.
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Wilshire Church
Los Angeles
First Baptist Church
F. B. White
Count Keysering on American humor from New York Evening Post
Count Keysering states that the American people lack humor and warns that if readers do not find it funny they have not understood the joke.
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Count Keysering
New York Evening Post
Cattle Rustling Charge Shocks Riverside Rancher
Floyd Geisendorfer 32, a rancher, was jailed on a cattle rustling warrant served by Deputy Arthur Crane. He allegedly stole three cows from Ernest Eddy of Wineville, with the missing cattle found on Geisendorfer’s ranch. Deputies seek owners of recent cattle losses as a herd is held for investigation.
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Riverside
Buffalo
Ariington
Arthur Crane
Floyd
Geisendorfen
Geisendorfer
Ernest Eddy
Wineville
Riverside Woman Found Dead in Loma Linda Sanitorium
Mrs. Florence O Cutter aged 57 of 1496 Le Street Riverside died by hanging in a Loma Linda sanitarium room. She had suffered ill health after losing her husband about a year ago and was found by a maid at 1:30 p m Tuesday. Coroner Dennis F San Bernardino ordered an inquest.
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Florence O. Cutter
le Street
Riverside
Loma Linda
Cutter
Morton to Leave Riverside for Palo Alto to Complete Cases
Riverside reports Jil O K Morton of the superior court will depart tomorrow for Palo Alto to stay until December to wrap up pending cases. Seven pences of this session eight extinied at 500 dollars. Two civil actions will occupy the majority of the court's time according to prearranged plans.
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Riverside
Jil O.K. Morton
Super Court
Palo
Valley
Membership drive progress reported by American Legion unit
Off duty privates of the American Legion report confidence that by Saturday noon the membership drive will meet the quota. The national headquarters and state department have issued citations for outreach, with a 100 member target set by Monte Wells, campaign chair.
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Chino
The
American Legio
State Department
Monte Wells
Ity
County Clerk Records Show Decline in Licenses
Records from County Clerk De Clayton at Riverside show ninety five couples obtained marriage licenses, a drop from October by eight licenses as the year progresses.
California Governor Receives Irrigation Funding Report
Reports reaching Governor on irrigation in California indicate funding totaling about ten million dollars. The document was presented to the President by state officials, detailing proposed projects and allocations.
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California
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Maj. Harmon
Holtville
Emerson Home
Farm Bureau Ans
Farm Bureaumen
Baptist Church
Ghind Legio
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