Rotarians Discuss Club Affairs At Friday Luncheon
Rotarians held a luncheon meeting focused on Rotary objectives with talks by Hiram Smith George Blair Harry House and others. John P Key reported on a visit to the Orange Rotary club and Fritz Kuster shared experiences in Colombia and canal history.
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John P. Key
Rotary
Hiram Smith
George Blair
Harry House
Dr. L. A. Wright
Grant Simms
M. R. Case
Frank Ware
Grand van Valin
Fred E. Sindecor
Loma Linda
Herbert Key
C. M. Seoville
Wayne Blair
Rotarians
J. B. Coplen
A. M. Lewis
Riverside
E. M. Stark
John TH. Leecing
Columbia
Fritz Kuster
United States Navy
Olympus
Pamana
Petty Theft Charges Involving Local Suspects
R. C. Redfern was arrested in Santa Ana on Thursday and jailed on a petty theft charge. John Day of Riverside faces trial in Judge Difani's court on December 20 for petty theft.
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R. C. Redfern
Santa Ana
John Day
Riverside
Yule Holiday Break Sets Corona Schools Absent
Hearts of Corona school children await the holidays as classes pause for two weeks. Corona students in various schools and universities return home while teachers spend next week in institute work in Riverside and Los Angeles before a week long vacation.
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Corona
Riverside
Los Angeles
Steel arrives for Southern Sierras Power plant reconstruction
Seven thousand pounds of steel hauled from Los Angeles arrived for the Southern Sierras Power company project. A. W. Briggs, local district manager, says work costing about $25,000 will begin around January 1. Telecommunication work is under way and both projects total over $50,000, aligning with Hoover’s 1930 construction aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern Sierras Power Company
Los Angeles
A. W. Briggs
The
Telephone Company
Hoover
Corona
State fruit men argue over quarantine at Sacramento
An California entomologist, employed by a major state institution, faces charges of aiding opponents of federal and state quarantine systems as the state fruit growers convention opens in Sacramento December 19. He is accused of seeking to undermine the plant protection program, with G H Hecke outlining an attack on agricultural safeguards and urging countermeasures. The article discusses embargoes on foreign bulbs and pests like the European corn borer, alfalfa weevil, and Japanese beetle, and notes the ongoing damage from the Japanese beetle in eastern states. Continues on last page.
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Sacramento
California
State Department of Agriculture
G. H. Hecke
Gardner
Golf Club
Citrus shopping lagds in Riverside citrus shipments
Riverside December 14. Citrus shipments for the new season, opened Nov 1, are well behind prior years. Six cars of lemons and ninety five cars of oranges were shipped to December 7, compared with 218 cars of oranges and nine cars of lemons a year ago.
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Riverside
Seasod
Midnight Frolic for Corona Felk 6 Planned at New Theatre
Glenn Harper announces a midnight reception at the Corona theatre on December 31 to welcome 1930. He will show They Had to See Paris with a regular feature and open the program to audience suggestions for community singing or home talent acts.
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Glenn Harper
Corona
Corona Theatre
Mr. Harper
Bill Rogers
Paris
Harper
Red Cross Members Rise in Riverside County Drive
Mrs. C. W. Field of Corona attended the Riverside county Red Cross directors meeting in Riverside. The roll call showed over $4 200 raised and the Corona campaign will yield a complete summary. The county aims for five thousand Red Cross members.
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C. W. Field of
Corona
Riverside
Riverside County Red Cross
Red Cross
Pre-Yule Services At First Methodist Episcopal Church
Rev. Ray Willing Smith preaches morning on When They Had Prayer and evening on Two Prodigals and Their Father. Marjorie Ware reads Yuletide piece at night. Vested choir offers two anthems in morning and a gospel hymn at night. Woman's council drama Wednesday at 7 30 pm. Free admission.
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Ray Willing Smith
Marjorie Ware
Frank Ware
Home Missionary Department
The
Woman's Council
Rain Grant Simms Urges Wet Weather Aid
Drought weary population hears grant hopeful plea from Simms the druggist. He says if authorities release rain over the region residents will feel relief and the land recover. He urges action to end the dry spell.
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Grant Simms
Corona Troop 34 Scouts Win Honors at Riverside Court
Corona Boy Scouts of troop No. 34 led by Raymond King won the attendance banner at the county court of honor held in Riverside. The event conferred several honors including a star badge for Harry Johnson as Corona Scout and featured a speech by Dr. Paul Simonds of Riverside.
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Corona Boy Scouts
Raymond King
Riverside
Harry Johnson
Corsona
Paul Simonds
Banker is Improving After Illness at Loma Linda
George E. Snide cor reports his brother Fred of the First National Bank is showing signs of improvement after a illness at Loma Linda hospital. He was diagnosed doubtfully with ptomaine poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Snidecor
Fred
First National Bank
Loma Linda Hospital
New Bloomington Florist Opens on Main Street
A. C. Howell of Bloomington, with years in the business, announces in the Daily Independent that flowers shrubs and plants are on sale in a newly built front-room store beside his residence at 918 Main St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Howell
Bloomington
Iowa
Main St
Daily Intependent
Bribery Allegation Tangles Passaic County Ranchers
Dec 13 in Chino an assertion of bribery of police officers and a judge concerns ranchers John Agliano and Santo Mocchi, east of town. They face arraignment Dec 17 before Judge Ralph Homan after Chief Harold J. Henry’s raid found a 100 gallon still, an 860 gallon vat, brandy, wine, sugar, yeast, and grapes with $2500 bail set.
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Chino
John 8
Agliano
Santo Mocchi
Here
Ralph Homan
Harold J. Henry
Homan
Palo Verde Men Fight Jail Term
Riverside December. Andy Pox and N T Sherman, Palo Verde, jailed for fifty days for liquor possession. Investigation continues into ownership of a still with potential further charges. conviction on the latter could bring a sentence in San Quentin.
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Riverside
Dec. T
Andy Pox
N. T. Sherman
Palo
San Quefitin
Corona Chamber Seeks Input for Orange Show Exhibit
Based on reports from the Corona chamber of commerce secretary, residents have been generous with ideas for Corona’s display at the National Orange Show. Suggestions collected yesterday are forwarded to T. W. Mall and his committee overseeing Corona’s participation in the Estros Classic at San Bernardino.
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Todith Bureh
Corona Chamber of Conmmeres Coron
Daily Independent
Corona
Chamber of Conweree
Tt. W. Mall
San Berdino
Jigneson Returns Home From Fresno Business Trip
Jigneson arrived home yesterday after a business trip that took him to Fresno.
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Fresno
Missions Church Debt Is Burned After Yearlong Drive
At Metho dist Church in Yucatipa a homecoming dinner celebrated wiping out its debt. E M Marks known as the apple box man led captains who collected pennies from monthly drives since February 1923. The fund reduced the $3 545 85 principal and interest to ashes. Rev W L H Stockton pastors the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yucatipa
California
W. L H. Stockton
E. M. Marks
Sheriff Ramsey leads crackdown on illegal liquor shipments
San Bernardino county sheriffs and dry squad raided a ranch near Wineville confiscating nearly two thousand gallons of wine and a large distilling plant. Five gallon kegs were seized from a truck delivering Christmas orders and ownership traced to a Los Angeles firm. Two Italian men, Neho Agiani and John Agiani, were jailed on possession charges with bond set at 1500 dollars.
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Ruevirstdi
Dee
Edry-Saqdad
Clem Sweerers
Sherif Shay
San Bernardino County
Norea
Wineville
Los Angeles
Neho Agtiani
Hien
John
Sweeters
John Agiani
San Bernar- Jind
Corona man weds Los Angeles woman in quiet church ceremony
Last evening at St. John's Episcopal Church William Reynolds Bhnha of Corona and Miss Elizabeth Susan Bungbe of Los Angeles were married in a simple ceremony officiated by Rev. T. R. Yates. Best man was William R. Login of Corona and maid of honor Miss Eileed Wardlow of Los Angeles. Both are well known locally and receive good wishes for their marriage.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
William Reynolds Bhnha
Corona
Euzabeth Susan Bungbe
Los Angeles
T. R. Yates
William R. Login
Eileed Wardlow
Captain Kidder Attends Theatre After Hip Injury Recovery
Captain Kidder, recently released from Corona hospital after a six months layoff due to a broken hip, and long confined at home, was downtown last evening to see Disraeli at the Corona theatre. He walked about well and friends celebrate his recovery.
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Captain Kidder
Corona Hospital
Disraeli
Corona Theatre
Installment buyers face market crash pressure
A quote from the American Lumberman notes that a man who bought a car on installments will be put on his feet by the market crash. The remark highlights financial strain on installment buyers amid economic trouble.
Advertising trends show 240 advertisers prepay 1920 funds
The president of the national advertisers association reports 240 advertisers have already made their 1920 appropriations, exceeding last year by twenty million dollars. The year’s normal increase is expected to be about eleven percent.
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Association of ‘National Advertiers
Tse
Appellate Court Eases Congestion in Fourth District
San Bernardino December report shows 250 cases filed since starting two months ago with 40 adjudicated and 15 awaiting decisions. Seven cases slated for argument December 17 as prep works advance toward Fresno four month session starting January 1.
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San Bernardino
Fourth District Court of Appeals
M.C. van Alten
Fourth District Court
Students from San Diego Army and Navy academy tour Pasadena
Edmund Stanfield returns from duties at the San Diego Army and Navy academy for the vacation ahead of the schools big drill for four hundred students. The group reports back December 3 and travels by Pullman to Pasadena where they march at the rose tournament parade and attend the Trojan Pitt football game as guests of the association. They stay in Pullmans and resume school the following day.
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Edmund Stanfield
San Diego
Army and Navy Academy
Pullmanus
Pasadena
Trojan Pitt
Pullnums
Fifteen From Corona to Coachella County Meet
A registration list from the chamber of commerce shows about fifteen Corona men and women active in Riverside county booster efforts will join President Walter Clyson and Secretary James L. Davis from Corona on Tuesday morning for the December meeting of the county chamber of commerce in the Coachella valley.
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Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Riverside County
Walter 8. Cliyson
James L. Davis
County Chamber of Commerce
Coachella Valley
Mutual Orange Distributors Reject California Fruit Growers Merger
Redlands December report says C B Earley general manager notes a proposed merger between the California Fruit Growers Exchange and the Mutual Orange Distributors was declined. Teague, named by President Hoover to the federal farm board, would join only with two strong grower owned cooperatives competing freely. The note highlights the two groups' dominance in citrus and a projected merger's risk to growers and distribution.
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Redlands
B. Earley
Mutual Orange Distributors
CLC
Teague
Hoover
Federal Farm Board
California Fruit Growers Exchange
Washington
Earley
California Fruit Growers
Pk Change
California Fruit Growers, Exchange
United States
California
Tens Bue
Tole
Merser
Vacation Planned for Joe Lowery Motorcycle Officer
A brief note states Joe Lowery of the police department will take a short vacation starting Monday. During his absence Motorcycle Officer will assume patrol duties and work to corral a group of ducks near the Salton Sea.
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Joe Lowery
Pila
Salton Sea
Joe
Riverside County Horticulture Estimates Show Crop Variations
Officials report varied crop estimates with many fruits and vegetables below normal. Lemons at twenty per cent and grapefruit at sixty four per cent of normal. lettuce ninety five per cent. potatoes ninety three per cent. dates five per cent. overall crops show cautious outlook for 1929.
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Riverside
County Horticultu Commissioners Office
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Steel
Dairy State
New Corona Theatre
Methodists
Tappaan
Francis Tappaan
Jesse Hill
University of Southern California Star
Tap
Krny Pinkert
Corona Troop OF Scouts
Fred E. Snidecor
City
Algeaten
Palo Verde
Coronans
Ghurgh
Coronan
van Allen
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