Corona high lightweight team wins tri county league title
A tribute praised Corona high school lightweight football players and coach Mahoney for winning the tri county school league title. The article stresses clean play, training discipline, academic balance, and responsibility to the community, urging students to uphold integrity on and off the field. It notes tough games, ongoing studies, and the importance of self judgment in future success.
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Corona High School
Mahoney
Corona
Corona S D School Board Adds Day Off After New Year
The Corona school board decided January 2 will be added to New Year holidays, giving no school Friday and making up the session later. Teachers attending a Miss Phillips lecture will earn credit toward the Los Angeles teachers’ institute. The board also bought a power lawn renovator to combat devil grass on district property.
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Board of Education
Corona
Miss Phillips
Comnock School of Expression
Corona Teachers’ Association
Methodist Church
Los Angeles
Washington
Phillips
Los Angeles Institute
Indio Resident Walker Granted $5000 Bail in Riverside Case
Riverside December 11 C W Walker prominent Indio resident and writ petitioner against Indio city council was released on $5000 bond after a complaint by Mayer J Paivley alleging assault near Cabazon. Bail was reduced from $10000 to $5000 on attorney Joseph Seymour's motion. A preliminary hearing set for December 19 before Justice Childers.
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Riverside
C. W. Walker
Indio
Adn
Pul
Berm
Mayer J. Paivley
India
Mathaesratt Im
Oteaver
Walker Wethr
Justice Fee Childers
Sanning
Fellowine Oan
Walker
Pawles
Cabazon
Compliant
Walkers
Pawley
O. S. Marton
Weto
Joseph Seymour
Seymour
Woti
E Dude Morton
Disincorporation of India
Eiy
Justice Childers
Albert Ford
Riverside cow-testing results for November announced
Riverside county cow-testing association filed the November report with 30 herds tested among 1 481 of 1 822 cattle. W F Eldridge of Corona led with 89 cows at 42 6 pounds butter fat daily, followed by Folsom Dairy Riverside with 23 cows at over 41 pounds and W W Randalls Riverside herd with 13 cows at 45 3 pounds for small herds.
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Riverside
Riverside County
W. F. Elridge
Corona
Folsom Dairy
Ww. W. Randall
Binnion to Lead Corona Dokkies to Annual Parley
Roy C. Binnion of the Al Tir Sar Temple No. 189 will head Corona Dokkies as they travel to San Bernardino for an important parley. The meeting will focus on the foundation fund supporting college educations for worthy youths. A Tustin man is expected to be elected royal vizier to succeed the Corona chief.
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Roy C. Binnion
Orange County
al Tir Sar
Dokkies
Corona
San Bernardino
Binnion
Southland
Gate City
Corona Rotary Club to Hear Norco Talk
Corona Rotary Club prepares a Friday noon lunch program featuring Norco development and future plans. T C Jameson president says speakers from North Corona Land Company, which developed Corona’s northern neighbor, will present.
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Corona Rotary Club
Norco
T. C. Jameson
North Corona Land Company
Corona
Coronado Chamber Sets Date for Annual Meet
The Coron a chamber of commerce board met for a brief session led by secretary Wallace G. Sutter and set January 5 as the date for the annual membership meeting to be held at the Woman's Improvement Building. A top speaker from the Los Angeles chamber of commerce is expected, with negotiations ongoing. The forum committee and presidents Kuster and Andrews will handle event details. Also reported was progress on the recreation club house at Seventh and Washburn, with grounds work to begin soon and wrap up within a couple of weeks.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Wallace G. Sutter
Chamber
Woman's Improvement Club
Sutter
Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce
F. W. Kuster
L. L. Andrews
Glen D. Wight
C. M. Scoville
E. E. Knauer
Dave Jones
Recreation Club
Seventh and
Washburn Streets
Weather Report Closes Night With Chilly Readings
Last night’s temperature dipped to about 30 degrees, with reports noting some frost in interior spots. The chamber of commerce chart listed 32.5 degrees as the coldest reading shortly after seven in the morning, while the Ganahl grove thermometer recorded 53 degrees above zero in the foothills. Tonight’s forecast calls for light frosts in interior areas.
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Altho
Ontario-Pomona
Chamber of Commerce
A. E. Ganahl Grove
Tri County League poised for battle among Chino Bonita Colton
Colton High coach Norman Fawley says Chino and Bonita lead the field with Colton close behind in the tri county league race. Corona is labeled weak and Claremont a dark horse as the season starts.
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Colton High
Chino
Bonita
Colton
Corona
Claremont
Norman Fawley
Local Merchant Freed of Federal Charges for Arkansas Store
Albert Mandell, a Main Street merchant, returned to Corona after federal authorities dismissed charges tied to a former Arkansas mercantile store. Officials said a winding up misunderstanding was resolved. he explained details to U.S. district attorneys and judges to their satisfaction. The report notes a city Christmas tree dedication event at the high school campus with a program and remarks by Jen 1D. Wight.
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Albert Mandell
Main Street
Corona
Arkansas
Mandell
United States
Curand
Dane
Comone
Pierent-Teachers’ Association
A. Vaile
Sias
C. A. Vaile
Wight
Huge Riverside liquor still raided by Sheriff Sweeter team
Riverside officers led by Sheriff Clem Sweeter seized a large still on Dewey Avenue east of Streeter Street capable of producing about 250 gallons daily. The raid captured 12 000 gallons of mash forty gallons of alcohol and other equipment. Jess Lockhart owner and Wendell Adams and his wife arrested Adams in charge. Deputies Carl Rayburn Roger Knowlton Robert Bailey Lester Graham and Steve Lynch participated.
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Riverside
Dewey Avenue
Streeter Street
Clem Sweeters
Sweeter
Jess Lockhart
Wendell Adams
Adams
Carl Rayburn
Roger Knowlton
Robert Bailey
Lester Graham
Steve Lynch
A Taste for Scandal Riles Scandal-Tired Newsroom
A quip on gossip and the press hints at a restless era where sensationalism narrows friend circles and fuels public curiosity. The piece reflects on journalism's appetite for scandal and the social cost it imposes.
Corona High School Orchestra To Play At County Institute
Glen Wight, superintendent, announces Corona High School has been invited to furnish the musical program at Riverside County Teachers Institute at the county seat next Wednesday morning. The high school orchestra directed by I A Franklin and a boys chorus trained by Miss Mary Brown will present the program for county teachers.
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Glen
Wight
Corona High Schoos
Riverside County Teachers’ Institute
I. A. Franklin
Mary Brown
Alvord Women Plan December Farm Group Meeting
The Alvord farm center home department will hold its December meeting on December 17 at the Alvord school. Mrs. Laura L. Jones Mantonya, county home demonstration agent, will attend.
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Alvord Farm Center Home Department
Alvord
Laura L. Jones Mantonya
Christmas Tree To Shine Light Here
Community display features living Christmas trees in Core- Na bawns town. Local groups decorate trees with festive themes and lights for the holiday season at the Souttoiet boulevard home area. Neighbors are invited to view the decorations and join in seasonal activities tonight.
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Core- Na
Tsin
bPbateral
Souttoiet Boulevard
Football Team Honored At Senior Class Event
The senior class honored the football team with a presentation led by Robert Shank president of the student body. Ivan A. Yshop spoke for the faculty and Walter de Hill and Pred Te offered congratulations. The event featured football decor and festive atmosphere, considered a top social occasion of the year.
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Forte
Operare
Osentor
Batard
Peroivns
Robert Shank
Bie
Lioyd Sherwood
Eetleedd
Ivan A. Yshop
Vic Princ Pelo
Walter de Hill
Presidenet
Board of Education
Pred Te
Sindecor
Othe
Vno
Reverend Drate to Arrive With Family Soon
Congregation anticipates the arrival of Rev. and Mrs. Drake from Minneapolis Minnesota. They are expected to reach Corona around the tenth or eleventh and will coordinate arrangements for next Sunday's services. The church and parsonage have been redecorated in preparation for the pastor and family.
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Deirst Congregational Church
A. Forake
Otis
Chino Officers In Coor on Official City Business
Constable W J Tebo of Chino and Chino’s Chief of Police were in Coronado on official city business.
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W. J.tebo
Chino
Lodge Guests Explore First Degree Work in Riverside
Odd Fellows from Banning and Elsinore visited Riverside lodge Tuesday night with several candidates for first degree work. A large district meeting is scheduled for December 18.
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Odd Fellows
Banning
Elsinore
Riverside Lodge
Corona Alpha Beta Store Receives Honor at Evening Parley
A dinner meeting at the Corona Alpha Beta store honored Warren Ashleigh and staff for setting the system’s greatest two month gain in increased sales. J A Gerrard, president of all Alpha Beta stores in the south, and W Moore of Riverside spoke, with Louise McGown of A rpta Stores in attendance.
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Othe Kinney Luinque
Corona
Warren Ashleigh
Focal
Gerrard
W. ©. Moore
Riverside
Whoa
Louise McGown
Maraper Ashleigh
Water Parley Among Three Counties At Riverside
Riverside December 1 members of the boards of supervisors for San Bernardino Orange and Riverside counties will meet at the Mission Inn for a luncheon to discuss Santa Ana watershed water conservation. Francis Cuttle will report on costs of the Santa Ana canyon mouth project and luncheon will include a tour of the water works. The gathering follows an earlier tax relief conference at San Bernardino and will urge federal support for reforestation and job-creating measures.
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Riverside
Boards of Supervisors
San Bernardino
Orange
Mission Inn
Santa Ana Watershed
Francis Cuttle
Water Conservation Association
Santa Ana Canyon
San Brag Pease
Riverside man seeks damages after Imperial Valley crash
Peter Yount of Riverside filed suit in superior court for 42392 against O S Mayou and John Bromilow over a collision between Mayou’s truck and Yount’s vehicle. The wreck occurred at Imperial and Adams highways between FE Centro and Imperial, with Mayou allegedly employed by Bromilow at the time.
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San Bernardino
Imperial Valley
Peter Yount
Riverside
O. S. Mayou
John Bromilow
Young
Mayou
FE Centro
Imperial
Bromilow
Adams
Daylight Peeks Through Four Small Holes at Hy
Fragmentary note reports light seeping through four small openings at Hy with unclear purpose. No further details or context available in the readable text.
Tariff elimination urged by UC Riverside speaker
Riverside December debate discussed removing tariffs from most manufacturing goods. Dean Grady of the College of Commerce at the University of California argued the United States has matured and exports exceed imports, tariffs burden farmers and raise costs while hindering free trade.
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Riverside
Dec
Grady
College of Commerce
University of California
Rotary Club
United States
Middle West
Dean Grady
Riverside liquor fine for Crawford and Lane in court
Los Angeles men I J Crawford and Charles Lane were fined 50 dollars each in Riverside court after pleading guilty to possession and transportation of liquor. Sheriff Sweeters was the arresting officer.
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I. J. Crawford
Charles Lane
Los Angeles
Riverside
Sheriff Sweeters
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