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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1930

Page

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Football Fandango and Local Notes From Corona

Tomorrow features a big football game drawing 90 000 in stadiums and millions listening at home sparking debate about sports hype and public interest. The column names readers like Marion Featherstone and Allen Davis praising or critiquing golf and football tales while Corona figures and local ads pepper the page.

Marion Featherstone R. D. Lamson Harry Slaten Corona Fred White Ray Smith Tennyson Allen Davis

Corona High Teams Split Debates in Citrus League Round

Corona high school debaters split results in the Citrus Belt League first round. Ellery Whitcomb Jr and Miss Trelen Knoll defeated San Bernardino high school on the affirmative at Pomona with judges from San Bernardino junior college. Vivian Peeler and Carol Cunningham of Corona lost two to one at Pomona but impressed judges from La Verne college and Chaffey junior college.

Corona High School All Industries Ellrry Whitcomb, Jr Trelen Knoll San Bernardino Patricia Mahoney San Bernardino Junior College Pomona High School Vivian Peeler Carol Cunningham la Verne College Chaffey Junior College Rank A. Bishop Lucy McDougald

Frank S Johnson Elected Worshipful Master Of Corona Masonic Lodge

Frank S Johnson, Glen Ivy Hot Springs owner manager, was chosen worshipful master of the Corona Masonic lodge for the coming year. Wilbur Durst and William Loranger named senior and junior wardens. Fred E Snidecor re elected treasurer and C M Scoville secretary. Installation planned mid January. George W Claytor to serve on board of trustees. The lodge notes progress in 1930 including a new lodge home on the second floor of the Corona theatre building.

Corona Masonic Lodge Franks Johnson Glen Ivy Hot Springs Wilbur Durst William Loranger Fred E. Snidecor Steenth C. M. Scoville George W. Claytor Temescal Lodge Corona Theatre Southern California Claytor Lodge Board of Trustees

Veteran Editor Henry R. W. Smith Dies in Corona

Henry R. W. Smith, Civil War era journalist and longtime Corona resident, died today shortly after noon. A veteran of Cincinnati Gazette and New York papers, he later worked on Chicago Tribune and other midwest outlets, famed for editorial depth and political interest. Funeral plans to be announced tomorrow.

Henry R. W. Smith Corona Mr. Smith Ralph S. Paxton Howard Street Smith Cincinnati Gazette New York Chicago Tribune

Lions Celebrate Stanfield Birthday At Corona Lions Club

Yesterday the Corona Lions honored Ralph Stanfield with a birthday luncheon program chaired by Stanfield and Earle Dexter guest speaker from the Riverside Y M C A. A large cake was shared as telegrams and messages from Mexico and a Kansas sheriff noted Stanfield birthplace and history.

Stanfield Lions Club Corona Lions Coronan Earle Dexter Riverside Y. M. C. A

New Crop Corona Oranges Gaining in Color and Sugar

Employment in Corona area packing plants is rising as substantial fruit moves toward markets worldwide. Three cars of early Corona oranges have sold in San Antonio and Salt Lake City, with six cars of early navels in Orange Heights awaiting shipment. The American Fruit Growers association reports grapefruit and lemons also fueling payroll gains and local business activity.

Corona Corona District San Antonio Texas Salt Lake City Orange Heights Queen Colony Fruit Exchange Orange Heights Packing Company A. E. Ganahl Foothill Naels American Fruit Growers’ Association Coachella Imperial Valleys

Scoutmaster Hing's Troop Welcomes Two New Scouts

Members of Troop No. 34 of the Boy Scouts met in the parlors of First Methodist Church last evening and welcomed John Norton and Bill Congdon as new scouts. The eighteen attendees then enjoyed a lively meeting and were guests at the Corona Theatre with Scoutmaster Raymond King as host.

First Methodist Church John Norton Bill Congdon Prado Corona Theatre Raymond King

Dog Ordinance Published in Full by City Council

The Independent prints the city council’s dog ordinance in full today. It carries an emergency clause that makes it effective immediately despite protests from many residents.

Corona the Independent

Corona Student Wins Fifth in National Poster Contest

Corona high school student Ty Purvis earned fifth place in the poster design contest at the national orange show in San Bernardino. The award, achieved among scores of designers from more than 150 schools in the southlands, brings pride to Purvis, fellow students, and the art faculty.

Ty Purvis San Bernardino Corona Southlands Parvis

Davis Announces Program for Riverside County Chamber

James L. Davis of Corona, secretary of the Riverside county chamber of commerce, announces a December 16 meeting at the Alessandro hotel in Hemet with speaker Chris A. Gunmere of Los Angeles on Community Responsibility. Dr. L. B. Weston and H. W. Postlethwaite will lead the event, expected to draw 150 attendees from Corona and across the county.

James L. Davis Corona Riverside County Chamber of Commerce Chis. A. Guminere Los Angeles Southland Alessandro Hotel Hemet Davis Hemet Valley

India Man Goes on Trial for Shooting

Charles McCormack of India faces trial in Riverside Superior Court on December 12 for assault with a deadly weapon with intent to commit murder. Testimony says he shot a garageman named Doyle in the neck near Whitewater after an argument, with the state alleging no provocation and the defense claiming self defense.

Charles McCormack India Riverside McCormick Doyle Whitewater McCormack

Hesitation warned against in moral maxim

A concise adage cautions that delaying action in the right leads to wrong outcomes, suggesting decisive conduct guards against ethical lapse. The saying emphasizes the value of prompt, principled choice.

State plan links Santa Ana river project to funds

Senate committee plans to recommend 6.0 million dollars for Santa Ana storm protection and water conservation. Senator Swing notes uncertainty over Hoover Young commission support as regional water needs face delays and interagency strain. George So Plinckley will attend a Los Angeles meeting where Santa Ana basin program is reviewed and recommendations prepared.

Sen Bernardine Santa Ana Senate Ralph Fe Swine Savings Oakland Cesseans Hoover- Young Joint Commission On Water Conservation Hoover-Young Communistet Vall Aecommission Santa Agee Orthiseenia Pobaeb Commission Swing California Caaliftornia Treeland City Duos Angeles Teriday Hoover-Young Commission Santa Agia

Riverside Officers Stop 1402 Motorists in November

In Riverside County, 1402 drivers were stopped by California Highway Patrol officers in November. Headlight violations affected many, with 84 motorists cited for other traffic laws. Brake tests on 26 autos found 22 with inefficient brakes. Captain Ray Wing led the county division.

Riverside County Calfornia Highway Patrol Ray Wing Riverside County Division

Riverside bank robbery suspects captured on way to Nebraska

Two 22 year old suspects Wraneis Benedict and William Trunt were arrested by Riverside County deputies en route to Nebraska on a bank robbery probe. They admitted they were wanted but denied involvement. Earlier arrests for vagrancy had led to brief county road camp sentences.

Riverside, Dec Sheri Sweeters Ominmoer Violatier Tater Nebraska Riverside County Yester- Heyadherneon Wraneis Benedict William Trunt Sweeters Bivthe Pruilty Sherif Charles Worcester County Bureau of Washington Roa Hemechet Biumt Gollbee Sheri Robeert Hiphweous

City Beautiful Organization Reports First Year

Review of the summer effort by the City Beautiful organization with a summary of activities. Report signed by chairman Mrs. Wlora Mueller and secretary Glen D. Wight details accomplishments and progress with future prospects.

City Beautiful Wlora Mueller Glen D. Wight Mooreads

Former Auditor Becomes Prison Clerk

Former Riverside county auditor Harry Ph Raymer, who pleaded guilty to grand theft, will serve his sentence at San Quentin prison. A deputy warden announced Raymer will be assigned clerical duties during his term, following his transfer to the penitentiary.

Harry Ph Raymer Riverside County Sen Quentin Oper

Court of Honor for Scouts in Corona District

Saturday evening at eight o clock the Corona district Court of Honor for all Scout troops will be held at the junior high school. Examinations and merit badges along with promotions to high scout ranking will be made during the program. Public is cordially invited. The eight o clock time allows attendance after the merchants down town party at seven o clock.

Chamber of Commerce Harry Daniels A. W. Briggs Southern Sierras Power Company Corona

Coron an Cleared in Commission Probe

Coronan Cleared by the state highway commission after a months long investigation by rail board special investigators into milk hauling practices in Southern California. The commission cleared Corona owner Payne of Corona Pacific Motor Express and ordered several housing firms to ease common carrier operations unless they held commission certificates.

Blarry 3. Payne Corona Pacific Motor Prxpress State Habweay Commission Rail Board Southern Californi Allout

School Board Plans Regular Session Monday Afternoon

The Corona board of education will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday afternoon at the office of Glen Wight, superintendent of schools.

Corona Board of Education Glen Wight

Hoover denies interest in any oil company

A White House letter to Alexander Cameron of Huntington Beach states President Hoover is not financially interested in any oil concern, domestic or foreign, countering circulating rumors.

Hoover White House Alexander Cameron Huntington Beach

Walnut crop payout to Anaheim growers tops 190000

The 1930 Anaheim walnut crop, totaling 442 tons, yields about $190000 in returns to local growers.

Anaheim

Missing Riverside Girl Found in Brawley With Friends

Sixteen year old Olinore Pickering, who vanished from Riverside, was located by sheriff officers in Brawley living with friends. Judge Ik Stahl was in Chino today attending to legal matters in the justice court of that township.

Olinore Pickering Riverside Brawley Stahl Chino Justice Court

Laguna Beach Postal Receipts Show 34 Percent Rise

Laguna Beach residents celebrate a 34 percent gain in postal receipts over November of the previous year. Officials attribute the increase to higher mail sales and improved service, with business figures and community morale improving accordingly.

Laguna Beach Legunoa Beach

Santa Ana Taxi Group Ban Case Draws City Court Review

A dispute over whether the Santa Ana city council can adopt an ordinance prohibiting local taxi companies from carrying passengers in groups will be decided by the city police judge in a forthcoming case.

Adventurous surfers reach Newport Beach seeking ocean voyage

The spirit of adventure drives two intrepid explorers Ifred Pohl and Maxick to embark from San Francisco toward Montevideo, Uruguay aboard a trail kayak. Their risky journey demonstrates daring in the open sea and endurance at sea.

Newport Beach Ifred Pohl Maxick San Francisco Montevideo Uruguay

Wagers Rise on Trojan Notre Dame Game in Corona

Local Corona residents discuss bets on the Trojan Notre Dame game tomorrow. Most bets are on even terms and many townsfolk back the outcome with small cash wagers.

Corona US. C

Noted Evangelist Basil Holt to Speak at Corona Church

Members of the Church of Christ in Corona expect to hear Basil Holt, a renowned evangelist, at Sunday evening services. Rev. Shelley praises Holt as a powerful speaker whose revival work has reached audiences on two continents and significantly aided evangelization in South Africa. Holt recently finished revival meetings in Johnson City, Tennessee, and Corona secured him for a coast visit.

Church of Christ Shelley Basil Holt Dr. Holt Brotherhood South Africa Corona Holt Johnson City Tennessee

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