Mother of C. E. Frazier Dies After Six Week Illness
Mrs. Nella B. Frazier 90 mother of C Finis Frazier died early today in a Riverside hospital after a six week illness. She was born January 9 1867 in Jamestown New York and moved to Corona in 1949 to live with her son. She was active in the Daughters of the American Revolution and First Christian Church Cameron. Her survivors include a son a grandson a great grandson and more. Remains to be sent to Cameron Missouri for services and interment.
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Nella B. Frazier
C. Finis Frazier
Riverside
Corona
DAR
Frazier
Jamestown
N.Y
Cameron
West Kendall St
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
First Christian Church
John Finis Frazier
Daniel Neale Frazier
Craig Burnham Frazier
Atwater
Bell Thomas Mortuary
Water plant upgrades approved for Norco work
The Norco board unanimously approves installing a 100000 gallon settling tank at First and Valley View to boost production and reduce operating costs. Overall construction is estimated at about 7000 dollars, with Bulot and Quigley tasked to implement the board’s recommendations. another director meeting is set for tomorrow evening.
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Valley View
Powe & Son
Board of Directors
Bulot & Quigley
Directors Outline Civil Service Plan and Staff Conditions
Last week the board described a program covering civil service, vacations, sick leave and working conditions for staff. Of 18 contractor claims for extra payments, 16 have been settled or nearly settled, with about $30,000 in total claims remaining versus two disputed claims at $120,000 requiring interpretation of specifications. The Norco district setup post Corona Naval Hospital closure has largely been replaced by new jobs at Thermac, Gladding-McBean, Four Corners Oil Pipe Line and other industries, ending the temporary arrangement.
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Norco
Corona Naval Hospital
Thermac Company
Gladding-McBean
Four Corners
Rosary Tomorrow for Frank Danieri Jr
A rosary will be recited at 7 20 pm tomorrow at Brown Grimes Funeral Home for Frank Danieri Jr 606 East Sixth Street He was 51 and died suddenly yesterday morning at his home Heart attack is suspected He was born November 16 1906 in Casablanca near Riverside and lived in the Corona area Survived by wife Louella a son Bob of Fontana three grandchildren four sisters and three brothers Requiem Mass Thursday at St Edward s Catholic Church with Bishop Matthew J Thompson officiating Interment Sunnyslope Cemetery Friends may call at the mortuary
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Brown & Grimes
Frank Danieri Jr
East Sixth St
Danieri
Dameri
Casablanca
Riverside
Corona
Louella
Sixth Street
Bob
Fontana
Sam
St. Edward’s Cathole Church
Matthew J. Thompson
Sunnyslope Cemetery
First Church of Christ
Iva Williams
Sunnayslope Cemetery
Bell-Thomas Mortuary
Colorful extension telephones make a practical festive gift
Select a colorful extension telephone for any family member this Christmas. The bright phones add beauty to a room while offering convenience and everyday use. To order, simply contact your telephone business office for availability and pricing.
Seasonal phone tips for Christmas calls to the East
Pacific Telephone offers timing advice to ensure faster service during the holidays. Placing calls a few days before or after Christmas Day reduces delays as lines will be busy on Christmas Eve and Day. A. P. Cooper, Manager, extends holiday wishes.
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Pacific Telephone
Helen Forrester Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Helen Forrester 49 died at home 917 Commercial St after a long illness She was born March 9 1908 in Centerville TI She and husband William moved here from Lafayette Ind three years ago She leaves three sons Raymond Frank and Claude daughter Mrs Dorothy Hinds six grandchildren three brothers Cathel Orville Noble Slaughterbeck and two sisters all of Indiana Funeral 10 am Saturday at Home Gardens Assembly of God Rev Leonard Hicks Interment Sunnyslope Cemetery Brown Grimes Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Helen Forrester
Commercial St
Centerville
William
Lafayette
Ind
Forrester
Raymond
Frank
Rialton
Claude
Arlington
Dorothy Hinds
San Bernardino
Cathel
Orville
Noble Slaughterbeck
Indiana
Grethel Compton
Margaret Wilson
Sudden Heart Attack Figures in Riverside Woman's Passing
Sudden heart attack ends the life of a Riverside woman active in the Grand Chapter of California and several fraternal groups. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Annabel D Meeker of Santa Ana and Mrs. Ruby Ogilvie of Riverside, three sisters, and five grandchildren. Funeral services are set for Friday at the First Church of Christ with burial at Sunnay Slope Cemetery. Bell-Thomas Mortuary handles arrangements.
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Annabel D .Meeker
Santa Ana
Ruby Ogilvie
Riverside
Almed Stevens
Ethel Whistler
Whittier
Alicia Griffith
Downey
Coronan Arrested in Alleged Child Beating Case
Allen J. Jones 31 of 1133 Merrill Street was arrested at his home at 3 50 a m and jailed on charges of disturbing the peace assault with a deadly weapon and felony child beating He was to be arraigned in Justice Court this afternoon
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Allen J. Jones
Merrill St
Justice Court
Anonymous Crayon Payment Sent to Tewksbury School
Everett G. Thistle, superintendent of the Tewksbury school, received an anonymous letter with a single quarter and a note claiming payment for a coloring crayon taken five years ago. The quirky anonymous gesture arrived by mail and prompted no further action.
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Tewksbury
Mass
Everett G. Thistle
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