Postmaster Seat Fight Reignites Effort in Riverside
A Corona meeting at city hall reviewed local postmaster prospects as George A. Graham renewed his bid amid a two to one local favor for Fink. The Riverside committee, attendees including Chauncey McFarland and O K Morton, weighed petitions from Rosc oe Johnson and other contenders and discussed Swing’s role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chauncey McFarland
Riverside County Central Committee
O. K. Morton
George M. Blair
J. C. Emerson
C. E. Harris
George E. Snidecor
W. C. Barth
L. L. Andrews
Civil Service Commission
George A. Graham
L. A. Fink
R. A. Newton
Graham
Fink
Newton
Congressman Swing
Republican County Central Committee
Riverside
Ww. C. Barth
Walter S. Clayson
Johnson
Clayson
McFarland Speaks
McFarland
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Corona Clubs and Baseball Schedule Preview
The Corona calendar lists Kilkare Club with Mrs Hughes on Thursday, Rotary Luncheon Friday at Hotel Kinney, American Legion Auxiliary Dance, Women's Club, Lioness Club with Mrs Henry Hart, Market Day Saturday, Shop in Corona, Church Sunday, plus a 2.30 pm baseball game Corona versus Pomona at the local diamond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary Club
Hotel Kinney
American Legion
Lioness Club
Henry Hart
Corona
Pomona
Corona Country Club Favors Parkridge Plan
Corona Country Club members favor a proposal by Dan Gilkey to assume the club assets in the future. Credit for the property would be applied toward memberships in Parkridge Country Club, two miles northeast of Corona where an eighteen hole course is under construction. Ground clearing and fairway work continue as crews prepare greens. The recommendations were sent to the Corona Country Club holding company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Country Club
Dan Gilkey
Long Beach
Parkridge
Dinners in Cans Redefine Home Roles in Modern Life
A reflective opinion notes canned and bottled meals reduce domestic duties and questions whether a husband still needs a wife for companionship or to hear his troubles, suggesting shifting gender expectations in modern households.
Dry supporters plan mass meeting at Fullerton High
Antis saloon forces schedule a mass meeting for dry supporters at Fullerton High School at 8 15 pm to discuss raids and paying raiding officers. Stanley C Chapman defender of the dry position explains his suit aims to prevent city payment of 2800 to raiders and challenges itemization and authorization of raids. A restraining order against Fullerton trustees is in force with a permanent hearing set before Judge Williams Friday.
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Santa Ana
Fullerton High School
Stanley C. Chapman
C. C. Chapman
Fullerton
Chapman
Orange County
Anti-Saloon League
Federal
Trustees of
Williams
Superior Court
World News in Brief items reflect varied 1920s events
Reports from Los Angeles Sacramento New York and London cover fatal car crash verdict boxer cases new boxing law vote tallies flying machine predictions and navy fleet reforms. Notable items include Gene Stratton Porter’s death linked to a streetcar collision and Kid McCoy facing murder charges with a mixed jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Gene Stratton-Porter
Kid McCoy
Crail
McCoy
Trustees Plan Lighting Extension for Grand Boulevard
The Board of Trustees directs City Engineer Jessup to draft plans for extending electroliers around the Grand Boulevard forming a light district. Aiming to fund the system by district apportionment, not frontage feet, with related street and sewer work to be coordinated.
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Grand Circle Boulevard
Grand Boulevard
Board of Trustees
Jessup
Great Circle
Frank Wall
Poundmaster
Lewis and Hughes
Main Street
Street Committee
Jus Villa
Walter Clayson
BE. BE. Hamilton
Merrill Street
Sixth
Main Streets
H. M. Rouse
Lions Hear Fresno District Convention Reports
Corona Lions at the weekly luncheon heard three district convention reports from Lions Jones Norton and Locke. Ernst Menifee and Morrison recounted Riverside den’s meeting hosting Harry Newman of Toronto Canada, president of Lions International. Delegates brought back messages on national progress, with child welfare named as the principal International focus for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Lions
Hotel Kinney
Lions Jones, Norton and Locke
Fresno
Ernst, Menifee
Morrison
Riverside den
Harry Newman
Toronto
Canada
Lion International
Speaker Discusses Woman and Politics in Pasadena
Miss Eleanor Miller, Assemblywoman for Pasadena, spoke to the Woman's Improvement Club on Woman and Legislation. She noted women are now citizens and growing more involved in their duties, sharing incidents from her term in office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Miller
Pasadena
Woman's’ Improvement Club
Teachers to Attend State Meet in Los Angeles
Teachers of Quyana must attend the state teachers institute in Los Angeles on December 17 and 18 in conjunction with the annual California Teachers Association meeting. Teachers from across the state will convene to discuss methods and problems in youth education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Teachers’ Institute
Los Angeles
California Teachers’ Association
Corona Brotherhood Meeting Set For Tomorrow Evening
Roscoe Johnson will lead the regular weekly meeting of the Corona Brotherhood tomorrow at 7 30 in the Free Methodist Church church room corner Sheridan and Ninth streets. An invitation is extended to all men of Corona to attend as undenominational devotion services gain popularity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Johnson
Corona Brotherhood
Free Methodist Church
Sheridan
Ninth Streets
Corona
Citrus fly threat prompts funding push at state level
Sacramento reports the demand for state funds to eradicate the citrus fly as it invades orange and lemon trees in Sacramento Sutter and Yuba counties. W S Woglum of the California Fruit Growers' Association warns the pest could do more damage in Southern California than the Mediterranean fruit fly. Horticultural commissioners back an eradication campaign while the California Development Association joins discussions at the fifty seventh annual California Fruit Growers and Farmers convention in Rio Vista on transportation and irrigation issues.
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Sacramento
Sutter
Yuba
California County Horticultural Commissioners’ Association
W. S. Woglum
California Fruit Growers’ Association
Citrus Marketing Organization of
California
Woglum
California Development Association
Rio Vista
City Basket Team Opens Season With Big Win
Corona city squad overwhelmed High School 40 to 6 on an outdoor court as wind hindered long shots. Glass and Nichols powered the city offense while Coplen and Reeder led guards and Meyers Centered. coach Thome plans a strong high school team from a 32-man roster.
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Th High School
Corona City
Green
Glass
Nichols
Jimmy Coplen
Reeder
Chief Meyers
Sherman
Thome
Hill
Sanford
Otto
Ely
Tuthill Humble
Red Hinl
Raveen
Bandy
Sweet
Cane
Tucker
James
Newcomb
Gaddy
Parker
Gay
Blackman
Peeler
Powers
Filler's Merchandise Ordered Sold At Local Store
The merchandise of J. Filler at 512 Main Street has been ordered sold to satisfy creditors. John Dorsch, merchandise adjustor, will supervise the sale and may set any price. A general sale starts Friday at 9 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Filler
Main Street
John Dorsch
Thorpe to Speak on Evolution at Free Methodist Church
George L. Thorpe will discuss Evolution, Atheistic and Theistic at an address Friday evening at 7 30 o clock. The Free Methodist Church invites the general public to attend the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thorpe
George L. Thorpe
Free Methodist Church
Horton and Johnson Head to Los Angeles for Business
Herman Horton formerly with the Daily Independent and Bill Johnson a traffic officer left last night for Los Angeles where it is believed they will seek business connections. The pair has been in the city for about a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Horton
Daily Independent
Bill Johnson
Los Angeles
Canyon Closure Ends Thirty Day Road Repair
Santa Ana canyon highway will close to travel starting Monday morning announced by Supervisor T C Jameson. The road is expected to remain closed about thirty days for repairs and resurfacing between the Riverside County line and Corona city limits with a detour planned.
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Santa Ana Canyon
T. C. Jameson
Riverside County Line
Corona City Limits
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Kilkare Club
World News
Jordan
New York
Tommy Gibbons
St. Paul
Kid Norfolk
Baltimore
Madison Square Garden Arena
Ruth Rutherford
Paul Isenberg
Hallowe’en
Isenberg
San Francisco
Arthur Brisbane
Chicago
Pacific Ocean
Washington
Curtis D. Wilbur
Great Britain
House Appropriation Committee
Califrnia
Coolidge
Robert M. LaFollette
Frank C. Jordan
London
Currie
General Fund
Sewer Fund
Lgnden
Corona Club
Mens Brotherhogs
City Basket
Horton
Canyon
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