Public market to open in Corona drive for Red Cross
Red Cross campaign heads toward 1000 members as L Taggart leads with 161 and T C Sias follows with 120. Teams continue door to door urging donations. Money can be left at the Chamber of Commerce First National Bank or Corona National Bank.
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L. Taggart
Red Cross
W. E. Will
Taggart
T. C. Sias
Hill
Chamber of Commerce
Hank
Corora National Poan
Rede Cross
Examination for Rural Carrier Postings and Details
The United States Civil Service Commission announces an examination for a rural carrier position at Coroma to be held January 12. Salary on a 24 mile route is 1800 dollars per year with 30 dollars per mile for each mile beyond 24. Motor routes pay 2456 to 2600 dollars annually. Open to citizens domiciled in the post office territory. both sexes may apply but sex may be specified for certification. Forms 1977 and blanks available from the vacancy office or the Civil Service Commission in Washington. Applications should be sent to the commission.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Coroma
U. S
Washington, D. C
Rotarians Plan Big Ladies Night Program Tonight
Corona Rotary members prepare a large entertainment program at the Glen Ivy hotel tonight at 7 o'clock. The event will feature talks songs and stunts with each Rotarian expected to contribute.
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Rotarians
Corona Rotarians
Glen Ivy Hotel
Dairy Officials in Corona Today
Dr. W. G. Brenner of the U S Department of Agriculture Assistant Farm Advisor John Q McDonald and Dr J F Butterfield of Riverside visit Corona to promote accreditation work for tuberculosis control in dairy cows. Cattle in Riverside Hemet San Jacinto and Arlington herds are being signed up for a testing program with tests at six months and one year.
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W. G. Brenner
United States Department of Agriculture
John Q. McDonald
J. F. Butterfield
Riverside
Corona
Hemet
San Jacinto
Arlington
Dr. Brenner
Brenner
Dr. Benner
Cc Hk
Newport Harbor to Be Surveyed Under New Plan
Orange county seeks immediate harbor survey after army engineers board unanimous decision. Congressman Swing reports approval and plans for $1,000,000 for preliminary work plus equal congressional funding to boost Newport Harbor prospects as a future coastal port. Mrs. I. L. Andrews to address Glenavon PTA on motion pictures as educational aids. Washington, D. C. to set earliest exam date requiring unmatted photos within two years.
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Coronans
Newport Beach
Orange County
Washyston
Newport Harbor
Board of Engineers For Rivers and Harbors
Phil Swing
Board of Army Engineers
Congress
Christmas Vacation Starts for Corona Schools Next Week
Corona schools will close for Christmas vacation one week from today with the last class dismissed Friday afternoon. Teachers attend a three day Riverside session and two days in Los Angeles for the California Teachers Association institute. Local Lions plan a duck dinner and district convention coverage, while Union Pacific reports strong tourist traffic to California as rail service expands.
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Trsaab Osterd Sy
Petesela Trrearogap
Teachers’ Institute
Riverside
Los Angeles
California Teachers’ Association
South
Norther Y Angles
Lions
Oh Norton
W. R. Locke
Holl Trovas
Harold Rapson
Studebaker
Bakersfield
Tulare
Mr. Norton
Feuerborn
Locke
Davis
Rapson
Tatedorsress
Union Pacific System
California
Union Padfe
Shook
Union Pacific
Corona Binet
Fedy
Attoebeess
Cabiferudoa
Corona Calendar Highlights Debating League Contest
This evening at 7 30 Citrus Best High School debates in the Corona calendar. Public invited to Corona Rotary Ladies Night at the Glen Ivy Hotel for social gathering.
Debating Night Opens Citrus Belt Contest at High School
The Citrus Belt Debating League kicks off tonight at 7 30 with Miss Elsie Hensen and Miss Frances Cane arguing for the United States entry into the World Court and Colton opposing. Miss Margaret Sweverland and Miss Pearl Boyer join Colton’s side in Hub City for the evening event featuring orchestra selections and other program items. Public attendance is invited to witness student achievements in debating this year.
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Citrus Belt Debating League
E. G. Ewing
Elsie Hensen
Frances Cane
United States
World Court
Colton
Margaret Sweverland
Pearl Boyer
Hub City
Radio Tonight at KHJ Teaches Musical Tones
Radio Tonight on KHJ features organ recital from First Methodist Episcopal Church with Arthur Blakeley at the keys and Polytech High School and Virginia Hose perform. Edward B Couch talks on Radio and Modern Verse with Sophye Ginsberg as pianist. Osborne explains Los Angeles highway plans. Filiping String Orchestra from New Oriental Cafe and Art Hickman’s Orchestra broadcast from the Biltmore Hotel.
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Seren
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Independent
Alpha Beta Plans Second Store and Public Market
Alpha Beta announces expansion with a long term lease for the entire lower floor of the I C C F building at 617 19 Main Street. A six concession public market is planned opening late January or early February with 7 000 square feet of space and 1 200 feet of shelf room.
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Main Street
H. P. Hamley
H. H. Davis
Edwards
Alpha Beta
First National Bank
Ome Coouds
Keller Family Visitation Highlights Corona Visit
Louis E K Keller of Cincinnati father of Wm Keller and family is visiting Corona with his son Albert B Keller and relatives. He has traveled to California since 1871 and now notes improvements in Corona, including air and fire protection advances as he spends time with relatives in Arlington and nearby.
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Louis EK. Keller
Wm. (. Keller
The
Keller Furniture Company
Corona
California
Cincinnatii
Keller
Albert B. Kaler
Arlington
Corona Airice
Edie
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