Coronans Honor Civic Service With 4800 Hours In One Club
In a Christmas letter M G Gob by Robinson praises Coronans for volunteering time to city service. He cites one club contributing about 4800 hours in a year, noting other service groups also give freely. He argues civic work would cost a pretty penny if paid and urges readers to value volunteers.
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M. G
Gobby
Corona
California
Chamber of Commerce
Rotary
Lions
Weather outlook with mixed clouds and showers
Mostly cloudy today with light showers in the north and west. Snow possible above 6000 feet in the mountains. Parts cloudy Tuesday. Cooler conditions in the north and west today and in the southeast Tuesday. Winds are breezy across mountain and interior sections.
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Windy Mountain
Twins in a Basket IPO page feature
Picture shows Sties twins Joseph Anthony Jeff and va Antoinette at month old in a bicycle dashket ride with father doe Rios. Family includes four other children Richard Maury Dolore and Virginia. Home listed as SUL Belle Ave.
Death of Keith C. Ellis in Home Gardens
Keith C. Ellis 45 of 3889 Temesens Home Gardens died at 12:45 a m Sunday from a heart attack. He worked at Fixhamie Lemon Co. and was a member of the Home Gardens Chamber of Commerce and local unions. He was born October 22 1902 in Weiser Idaho and leaves a widow a son in the Navy a brother and two stepchildren. The Brown Funeral Home handles arrangements with service date to be announced.
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Keith Carol Ellis
Temesens
Home Gardens
Flis
Fixhhamie Lemon Co
Sallis
Elis
Corona
Spokane
Wash
Home Gardens Chamber of Commerce
Theradinal Brotherhood of Teamsters
Spokane Aerie No
Order of Flagles
Weiser
Idaho
Femonia D. Wuis
Robert HL. Tillis
U.S. Navy
Rhode Island
O. D. This
Lincoln, Neb
Raymond Hupene Holland
San Jose
Calif
Deluna Marie Condrack
Auto Hits Curb in Fog Injuring Arlington Driver
Jorman Dewey Pitts, 18, of Vead's Auto Court, suffered scalp lacerations when he drove into a curb on the south side of Pine avenue near Kudid in Arlington in thick fog. He received first aid at Corona Hospital, was treated and released. The crash occurred outside Verona city limits at 3 am today and was reported by Pitts, an employee of the Temescal Water company.
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Jorman
Dewey Pitts
Vead
Auto Court
Pine Avenue
Kudid
Arlington
Pitts
Corona Hospital
Verona
Temescal Water Company
Two Deny Theft of Handbag on December 4
Joe Tain and Julian Martine pleaded not guilty to petty theft of a handbag valued at 350 from a car near Chandler Avenue. They were arrested after Geneva Leak reported the purse missing while at a nearby cafe. Chaperoned intoxication charges tied to a separate defendant, with court dates and local venues noted.
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Joe Taiin
Julian Martine
Ching
Caronear
Wis
Poros
Eeaber Ylound
Geneva Leak
Chandler Avenue
J. TH Piurienen
Thotie Gardens
Cuiloyn
Ay Diay
Coumty Road
Carl Mulvoy
Vyron Street
Couple Pleads Guilty to Bad Check Charges
Four Corona area residents, two couples, faced charges of passing worthless checks totaling about 3370. McClures pleaded guilty two others not guilty as bail set at 5000. Suspects were located in Riverside Prescott and Phoenix and returned to Corona for hearings.
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Corona
Justice Court
George Alen McClure
Maxine McClre
H. O. Eliott
Marion Elliott
Park Inn
Charles F. Mix
H. O. Wott
Circle Liquor
YD. W. Hulett
Flett
Manhattan
Lyle Hatton
Maxis McClure
Western Auto Supply
M.N. Hatcher
Miotts
Prescott
Ariz
NeChiue
Maxine
McClures
Justice of the Peace
George F. McC Waley
Hatcher
Polio Cases Reported in Riverside County Hospital
One new polio case in Corona at Riverside County hospital. A 11 year old, Tibler, from 526 Dts. ab ostreet Corona, admitted with polio symptoms. Clarence Manards, 2, of Perris, diagnosed with polio and listed as fair. Catherine Conie, Riverside, suspected victim, returned home after evaluation.
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Sinaitter
Othe Riverside County Hospital
Tibler
Ostreet
Corona
Clarence Manards
Perris
Pionild Barnter
Noree Dias
Isola
Een
Josathan Dla
Garfield
T. Corona
Hig Womie
Catherine Conie
Riverside
Jefferson School to Add Kindergarten and Two Classrooms
Corona Unified School District will open bids January 4 1949 for additions to Jefferson School including a kindergarten unit two classrooms extra toilets and a storage room. The project is the first in a district wide program adding new buildings and improvements across Corona with frame stucco construction and concrete floors.
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Board of Education
Corona Unified School
Jefferson School
Jefferson
Corona Unified District
Forty One Corona Residents Blood Typed For Red Cross
Corona Branch of the American Red Cross reports forty one Corona men and women had their blood typed last week. Rev Don Mogen and branch officers thank participants and urge more volunteers to join the registry to save time in emergencies. After holidays another effort will boost registrants with extended hours.
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Corona
American Red Cross
Don Mogen
Corona Branch
KR. L. Johnson
Walter J. Wood
J. .W. Kramer
R. Ko. Davenport
W. M. Gills
Roos
Lorraine Thomas
Bertha Thomas
Jessie Davis
Jesse McCarty
Dan Hogan
Naval Hospital Laboratory
J. E. Beck
Is. J. Tilson
Hleage
Farmer vows to guard fourth barn after three weekend fires
In Greencastle Pennsylvania 42 year old farmer John Palmen begins work on his fourth barn. He promises to monitor it closely especially on Saturdays after the previous three barns burned on Saturdays.
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Greencastle, Pa
John Palmen
Junior High School dedication top story wins prizes
Robbie Walker of Corona High School wins a $40 prize from the Riverside County Publishers Association for a junior high feature. Marilyn Tower takes the $60 first prize. checks will be sent at the next meeting. The December Blythe ceremony honored the new Corona Junior High building with remarks from district officials and community leaders.
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Robbie Walker
Fed Ritter
Corony High School
Riverside County Publishers’ Association
Marilyn Tower
Riverside
Grady Setzler
Blythe
J. OR. Gabbert
DL Vv. Duffey
Kay Wilams
Krenic Ware
James Rhodes Jess Lillibridge
Franks Bishop
John Colladay
Cavendolyn Bryant
Stanley Wilson
Colladay
Bishop
Wilson
California
Corona Junior High
Bryant
Tts cl
Dlev
Croddall
Sister Kenny Dinner Draws 200 in Los Angeles
Rosalind Russell described meeting Sister Kenny as a powerful moment while Kenny urged pooling efforts to combat infantile paralysis. The fundraiser showcased Kenny’s controversial demonstration and aimed to establish Kenny Clinic in Los Angeles for the disease’s treatment.
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Kenny
Rosalind Russell
Los Angeles
Priday
Hke
Sherman Turtle
Lotisa
Tpo
Frank Inierson
Rank Morrell
Jess Lillibridge
Southern California
Eleivens
Kenny Clinde
Wan Pe Rcemt
Oany Hospital
Dante
Drunk Driver Fined in City Court Case
Richard Joavid Livingston faced City Court after a drunk driving incident on Coolidge Street. He received a 30 day suspended sentence on conditions, with a fine. The prosecution described other arrests and a separate detainment involving Pony Lone and Corma, but details were unclear in the fragment. International news notes U.S. aid to China linked to a coalition government and remarks by Paul Hoffman on possible regime changes and coalition prospects in Nanking and Shanghai.
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Richard Joavid Livingston
Uniprld
Shanghat
China
Paul G. Hoffman
Economic Cooperation Administration
Doffman
Nanking
U.S
J. Leighton Stuart
Hofman
Kuomintang
China Kai-Shek
Hoffman
United States
Hoffiman
Anerbaur
People’s
Whhl Moff Sdate
Tientsin
Gasoline prices to go up roughly one cent
A near one cent per gallon rise was posted by several San Francisco Bay Area service stations and others in La Brancaigo as part of a cost of living basis. Standard Oil decision to let dealers set prices enables a broader rise, with industry spokesmen predicting general increases ahead.
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San Francisco
Rapton
Apoltos
Hogoay
General
Standard
Richfield
Seaside
la Brancigeo
Tve
Standard Oil Company
Lilienthal Sees Atomic Energy as boon not doom for mankind
Exclusive interview with David F. Lilienthal of the Atomic Energy Commission expresses belief that atomic energy will greatly benefit humanity and not destroy it. He cautions about espionage efforts seeking atomic secrets and foresees a “new world” of knowledge and power, while staying confident in U S institutions and people.
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David F. Lilienthal
Atomic Energy Commission
Cao
Littenthal
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
Corona Daily
Sties Twins
Joseph
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Antoinette
Doe Rios
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Richard
Maury Dolore
Virginia
Keith C. Ellis
Gwendolyn Bryant
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Chember
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Stentor Bleh
Slater Kenny
Seejing
Minmay
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Alias
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Tren Dunne
Justin
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Wester Pacific Fleet
Gladys Glad
Mark Hellinger
Canada
Arthur Gottlob
Hutty
Gladys Coadh
Miss Glad
Mark Hellingsr
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