Mexican healer Ibarra fined for practicing medicine without license
Juan Soto Ibarra pleaded guilty before Justice H K Stahl to practicing medicine without a license and was fined 100 dollars. Investigator William A Byrne and Officer Baker arrested him after days of inquiry into his Ramona Street clinic in Corona. The state alleges hypnotic vibration treatments harmed a young Mexican woman confined to Patton asylum, while supporters blame overwork and family duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Byrne
State Board of Health
Juan Soto
Ibarra
H. K. Stahl
Mr. Byrne
Officer Baker
Police Department
Corona
Board of Health
Ramona Street
Stahl
Patton
Patton Asylum
Board of Medical Examiners
State of
California
Banquet of Citrus Bell Firemen Held in Riverside
Over two hundred guests attended the Citrus Bell Firemen Association banquet at the Central Fire Station in Riverside Tuesday night. Marshal Jay presided as host and led the event with remarks and recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citrus Bell, Fireman‘s ‘Association
Central Fire Station
Riverside
Jay
New Ford Sedan to Debut in Corona Friday
Coplen Motor company announces in Corona that a new Ford sedan will debut Friday morning between 9 30 and noon at their show rooms. The spokesperson says the model may be a Fordor or Tudor but will be a sedan and part of Henry Ford's latest creations. Citizens are invited to view the car as it draws attention in the automotive world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Ford
J. B. Coplen
Coplen Motor Company
Corona
Grim Wave of Crime in Riverside County Halted
Sheriff's records show Riverside County experienced a crime wave with many forgeries and bad checks. Recent arrests include John Anderson and Daniel J. Perri, both facing long sentences and federal indictments. Courts have cracked down, with youth offenders and petty foragers receiving stiff penalties amid rising criminal activity and easy-to-detect forgery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff’s Office
Riverside County
Corona
John Anderson
Daniel J. Perri
Anderson
San Quentin
Perri
Atlanta
Jesse M. Cox
County Road
Porterville
Mail Them Early Advised By Corona Postmaster
Corona postmaster Rose J Johnson urges residents to mail Christmas packages early. A Corona Independent rep emphasizes packing fragile items well, marking perishables, addressing clearly, and using plenty of postage. The appeal advises early card mailing and to bundle ten or more cards for earlier processing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose J. Johnson
Corona
Santa Claus
Uncle Sam
P. M
Johnson
Income Tax Payments Overdue Before Christmas Time
Collector Galen H. Welch warns that fourth quarter 1927 income tax payments will be delinquent after Thursday December 15. A notice has been mailed to the last known address for taxpayers in the sixth collection district covering ten southern California counties. Failure to receive the notice does not excuse late payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Internal Revenue
Galen H. Welch
Welch
California
Venire Chosen for Riverside Grand Jury Includes Local Notables
A Riverside County grand jury venire was selected by Judge Freeman, featuring residents from Hemet San Jacinto Corona Riverside Norco and Elsinore. Notable names include Rex B. Clark Norco developer, with a first list of thirty named for prospective service.
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Coronans
Riverside County
Freeman
Superior Court
Lewis Jackson
Hemet
Lloyd Record
San Jacinto
Bessie V. Lyman
Corona
G. H. Dole
Riverside
Rex B. Clark
Norco
B. F. Haines
Ray Sullivan
Lydia Lambeth
J. V. E. Titus
W. G. Babcock
Gale H. McFarland
Mrs. Jones Killian
Claude P. Hancock
Eloise Jameson
J. E. Cook
Arlington
M. M. Mat
Fred J. Mueler
J. T. Burton
Elsinore
Alvin H. White
W. G. Fraser
Baxter Ott
Alfred M. Lewis
BD. F. Lindenberger
Elmo Hough
Henry F. Adams
Emily Freeman Hemet
Charles R. Brown
Axlington
Margaret L. Strong
B. J. Stark
Lincoln School Health Number A Praiseworthy Paper
The December issue of the Lincoln News, a mimeographed eight page health themed school paper from Lincoln school in Corona, features "The Gateway to Health" illustration by Marcia M and Helen P P, and contributions from W W E Hill and L G Thomas. It highlights well written prose and poetry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Lincoln News
Lincoln School
Marcia M
Helen PP
W.W. E. Hill
Board of Education
L. G. Thomas
Httle
Lincoln
Returns to Norco China’s Champion D W Yeoman Reopens Drilling Firm
D W Yeoman, who left well drilling to farm in Carbon Canyon, plans to return to his former trade at the start of the year and operate from Norco with two experienced partners to form a strong new company in the well and equipment business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
D. W. Yeoman
Carbon Canyon
Norco
Firm Citrus Market Holds for Navels and Lemons
California navel oranges remained firm in eastern fruit actions with light offerings while lemons stayed steady to lower. Navels traded in New York up to 6.90 dollars, and Corona lemons sold lightly in the east with a Baltimore car bringing 6.50 for Kiltie Q Redball and 5.95 for Kiltia Q standard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
New York
Baltimore
Kiltie Q. Redball
Kiltia
Mrs Harold Rycktona Named Nurse at China Emergency Hospital
Fragmentary notice states Mrs Harold Rycktona of China held a supervisory nurse position at a local emergency hospital. Details are incomplete but indicate a formal appointment or recognition in the medical staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rycktona
China
The
Ears Emergency Hospital
Dn Pomonz
Corona Orchestra to Play Second Season Concert Tonight
The Alle gro concert orchestra, composed of Corona talent, conducted by Rev. D. L. Stivers, performs at 7:30 this evening in the First Christian church. Admission is by silver donation to cover expenses. The program features solos, duets, and comical trios and draws guests from San Bernardino, Redlands, and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allegro
Corona
D. L. Stivers
First Christian Church
San Bernardino
Redlands
Arlington Canning Plant Sold to Fred B. Neuhoff Firm
The Arlington Canning company is sold this week to Fred B. Neuhoff of Los Angeles. Neuhoff plans an expansion adding a new 85 by 40 foot building and modern machinery to make the plant a top Southern California tomato cannery. First unit will be built immediately, boosting payroll to about 6000 dollars weekly and creating numerous jobs. Neuhoff also acquired the Porterville Consolidated Cannery plant and owns a Van Nuys plant with 250 000 case capacity plus Stafford Packing. The Arlington operation will focus on fruit and tomatoes, with spinach production hoped for in coming years.
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Neuhoff
Arlington
California
Neuhof
Neuhoff Company
Porterville Consolidated Cannery Company
Porterville
Fred B. Neuhoff
Southland
van Nuys
Stafford Packing Company
Wilmington
Readiness for Corona community chest campaign under way
The Corona campaign plans to replenish the community chest to fund the year’s work. A. W. Blakely, campaign chairman, says funds support budgeted programs and are distributed by officials from participating organizations. Most support the chest system as a streamlined yearly funding method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
A. W. Blakely
Los Angeles
Riverside
Visitors from Los Angeles in Corona stay at Hotel Kinney
Out of town guests listed at the Hotel Kinney in Corona include P. E B. Meyers from Hollywood J. A. Ellis of Venice A McMillan from Los Angeles Ted Keener from South Gate G M Parks A Miller H M Wood and Arthur W Harris all residents of Los Angeles.
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Corona
Hotel Kinney
P. E B. Meyers
Hollywood
J. A. Ellis
Venice
A. McMillan
Los Angeles
Ted Keener
South Gate
G. M. Parks
A. Miller
H. M. Wood
Arthur W. Harris
Legion Chief Spafford Heads to California for Rose Parade
Edward E. Spafford national commander of the American Legion will visit California this month. He will participate in the Pasadena tournament of roses during the Los Angeles area tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward E. Spafford
The
American Legion
California
Pasadena Tournament of Roses
Southland
Chino Youth James Collina Dies from Infantile Paralysis
James Collina, former Chino High School football player and 1926 graduate, died Sunday from infantile paralysis. Word of his death reached Corona friends yesterday. funeral services were expected to be held in Redlands, his former home. He was a popular figure at the school and left many grieving friends.
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Corona ix
Chino
James Collina
Chino High School
Redlands
Travel talk at Congregational church on Stratford-on-Avon
On Sunday evening in the Congregational church the pastor Charles K. Evang will present another travel talk titled A Ramble Through Stratford-on-Avon. The talk explores Shakespeare’s birthplace with features of the renowned city visited by thousands of tourists annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford-on- Avon
Chas. KE. Evang
Stratford-on-Avon
William Shakespeare
Egg Market Report Los Angeles Prices Rise
Yesterday in Los Angeles the egg market showed extras at 40 cents, firsts at 39 cents, mediums at 31 cents and 44 cents, smalls at 30 cents. Retail trade prices were three to five cents higher.
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Los Angeles
New Citizen Born This Morning at Corona Hospital
A fine baby boy was born this morning at Corona hospital to Mr and Mrs Abe Lincoln of this city. He is the Lincoln family's third son. The report notes a forest fire destruction in El Staers California, spurring action.
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Corona Hospital
Abe”’ Lincoln
City
Lincoln
Elstaers California
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Roscoe J. Johnson
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Venire
Firm Citrus Market
Arlington Cannery
BIG Angelo Concern
Circle City
Arlington Canning Company
Doward Corona
Charitable Institution Fund
Chino Boy
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