Christmas Dinner at Dyberg Home Social Event
Mr and Mrs Carl Dyberg of 821 West Eighth hosted a Christmas Day dinner for seventeen guests. The festivity featured poinsettia and holly decorations a Santa Claus centerpiece and a lighted tree. Guests included I H Moore and multiple Dyberg and Garner family members with stories and children's play following the meal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Dyberg
West Eighth Street
Santa Claus
Rap PY
John. Regan
Gon Toe
Gilbert ‘Moore
Arthur
Emily
Delmar Garner
Will Garner
Eli Garner
Otto Dyberg
Anne Lawson Hosts Christmas Noon Dinner
Anne Lawson of East Kendall Street acted as hostess at a Christmas noon dinner held at her home. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Lee Balaam with son Harold of Lynwood, Mrs Frank Lawson and son Richard of El Monte, Mrs Cain of Tulare, Fred Lawson and Myron Kilbourne of El Monte, Mr and Mrs Clarence Morton of Corona, Mr Vance Dittamore of the U S S Maryland, and Anna Morton of Corona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anne Lawson
East Kendall ~Street
Lee Balaam
Harold
Lynwood
Frank Lawson
Richard
el Monte
Cain
Tulare
Fred Lawson
Myron Kilbourne
Clarence Morton
Corona
Vance Dittamore
U.S.S. Maryland
Anna Morton
Robinsons Entertain Over Holidays as Family Visits
Mr. and Mrs. H Clyde Robinson hosted relatives at -123 West Tenth Street with their son Robert H Robinson and Ruth Marie of San Bernardino. In Orange, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Claypool and family entertained guests including Virginia and Kenneth Jr. On Christmas Day the Robinsons joined their son s in San Bernardino for dinner. Coronans returned home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Clyde Robin
Pon
West-Tenth- Street
Robert H. Robinson
Ruth Marie
San Bernardino
Orange
Kenneth Claypool
Virginia
Kenneth, Jr
Robinson
Coronans
C. W. Field
Robert Otto
C. C. Otto
Costa Mesa
Wm. Kennard
Kennard
Floyd ‘Kennard
Glendale
Azusa
Charles Compton
Peelers Attend Yale Affairs at Riverside and Perris
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Peeler spent Christmas morning at a Riverside breakfast with gifts exchanged at the Anderson home. A noon turkey dinner followed at the John Peeler residence in Perris with more presents. On the return trip they visited Carl Bridges and his wife in Riverside. Mrs. Bridges is Vivian Peeler by birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Peeler
Riverside
Gerald Anderson
Mabel Peeler
John Peeler
Perris
Peeler
Carl Bridges
Family Gathering at Willits Home in Corona del Mar
The R L Willits home at Corona del Mar hosted a Christmas gathering with hosts and relatives including Nancy Ned Hyatt David Mary Lou Kerr Virginia Phyllis Inez Kerr Hazel Hyatt Marjory Shellden Nora Hampton Lester Hampton Rob ert Allan David and Al Daniels and their children. Stanford students Virginia Kerr Mary Low Hyatt Robert Hampton visited from Stanford for the holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Willits
Corona del Mar
Land
Nancy
Ned
Victor Hyatt
David
Mary Lou
Virginia
Phyllis
Inez Kerr
Los Angeles
Christmas Day Visit By Coronans Family Hosts Joyful Event
Former Coronans and Mrs Robert Bay of Compton hosted a Christmas Day gathering for children and families. The event marked a six year gap since the last gathering, bringing together relatives and neighbors for a warm celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Bay
Compton
Corona Christmas Sunday and New Year Reunion Notes
A Corona crowd shares reunions and holiday visits across towns from Fullerton to Anaheim and Santa Ana. Families from Berkeley Norco Victorville Monrovia Elsinore Azusa and Glendale gather for dinners dances and church events. Local clubs donate baskets and relatives celebrate Christmas with relatives and friends in Corona and nearby communities.
Local Couple Returns to Corona to Start Business
Mr and Mrs Tony Cedar longtime Corona residents who lived in Oklahoma have moved back to 325 Belle Avenue. Cedar brings over fifteen years road work experience including a supervision role on the Corona Prado highway project and plans to open a business in Corona after a Nebraska visit and favorable impressions of the city and its people.
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Tony Cedar
Oklahoma
Corona
Belle Avenue
Cedar
Prado
Nebraska
Record quail hunt nets Caldwell 3 birds from 56 shots
In Columbia Mo quail hunting experts note deputy city clerk W C Caldwell fired 56 shots on two trips and bagged three birds earning a return of 0.59 per shot. The finding is described as a possible local record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
W. C. Caldwell
Caldwell
Coveys
Legion Auxiliary in Informal Meet Discusses Welfare Plans
Members of the American Legion Auxiliary to W. H. Jameson Jr. Post 216 met informally at the Memorial Hall Tuesday night. They planned welfare work for the next regular meeting on January 9 and noted the annual Christmas giving to disabled veterans and their children with substantial past totals and hospital support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Jameson, Jr
American Legion
Aux- Hiayy
Auxiliary
Sawtelle
San Fernando
Corona
Brothers Quartet Sinks Fourteen Pins in Detroit Match
Four Barden brothers Elmer Herbert Ray and John formed a bowling team in Detroit and each posted scores of 146 in the opening game. Despite the identical tallies the brothers lost the match by fourteen pins to another family team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Barden
Elmer
Herbert
Ray
John
Young Wife Sues for Divorce in Bartow Circuit Court
White, 15, sues for divorce in Bartow Circuit Court authorities report the grounds as incompatibility and ill treatment. She seeks to be barred from local schools as part of the action stating a desire to return to school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White
Bartow
Fila
A Brand New Calendar Poem by A E Gale
A reflective verse on starting a fresh calendar year with hope and vigilance. The speaker wishes for shared restraint to avoid regret, noting how time and memory fade and urging alert living to keep the upcoming year meaningful.
Civil Service Exam Sanctions Key Examinations in 1940
Sacramento announces a competitive exam for Chief of the Division of Exhibits in the Department of France with duties coordinating policies for the State Agricultural Society and the District Agricultural Association. January 18, 1940, start date. salary $400 monthly. headquarters in Sacramento with statewide travel. Applications due January 3, 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
State Agricultural Society
District Agricultural Associationg
Department of France
Agricultural Society
District Agricultural Association
State Personnel Board
P Street
Los Angeles
San—Francisco
Profile of Senator Wagner Won Labor Jurisprudence and Public Service
A New York born German immigrant who rose from Tammany assemblyman to U S senator in 1926. Wagner helped draft the National Labor Relations Act and the National Industrial Recovery Act, backed the Railroad Pension Act and Social Security, and led in state and federal labor reforms. He began public life in 1905 with Alfred B. Smith, rising to Democratic leadership and a seat on the State Supreme Court before joining the U S Senate.
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New York
NRA
Supreme Court
Sidewalks
Alfred B. Smith
Wagner
New York State Assembly
State Senate
State Supreme Court
America
Hay
City ‘College
New ‘York
Sen
Democratic Party
Wwagner
Hia
Gavice
Hopewell Youth Sets Record with Three Squirrels Shot
Johnny Ridenour, 15, fires into a tree and brings down three squirrels in a single shot scene at Hopewell. The display stands as a local record for the boy shooter and the quiet woodland setting draws crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Johnny Ridenour
Unclear battle report near Serbian frontier in 1980
Fragmentary account describes Turkish forces defeating regional rivals near a frontier in 1980. Key figures Murad Lazar and Obilich are mentioned with a fatal outcome and political intrigue surrounding a sultan, but many details are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witaca Cave
Milos
Lazar
Kish
Logs Obilich
Obilich
Appointment of Army Chaplains in Regular Army
The Adjutant General announces examinations for appointment as first lieutenants in the Regular Army chaplain corps to be held January 30 to February 2 1940 in Washington. Eligible male U.S. citizens 23 to 34, ordained and in good standing with listed denominations, must have 4 year college and 1 year theological seminary, and 9 years in active ministry. Applications must reach by January 20 1940.
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Washington, D
Sau
Baptiat
Rehea of Christ
Vane
Pie Reformed
Lutheran Yprissours Synod
Methodist
Presbyterian
J. Cathal
Snl
United States
Theological Seminary
Ufe
Adjutant General
Westward code: Hollywood cowboy era shapes youth morals
The article reports Charles Starrett detailing strict rules for Westerns to please a juvenile audience. Cowboys may not kiss the girl or marry off screen, must be kind to horses, avoid killing on screen, and rely on clean gunplay while the villain shows cowardice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Charles Starrett
Starrett
Will Haya
Hyogucing Company
Chariey Starrett
Poota
Jaqy
Gtar
Stoge
Columbia
Wes. Terns
Butter and poultry price quotations move in Los Angeles
Butter prices show changes across several grades with quotes around 200 to 380 at varying lines. Poultry and eggs also exhibit fluctuating values from 140 to 230 in the day's market report.
New York Navy Market Mixed After Subdued Trading
Ocean cargo notes report thirteen ships and two vessels sold in New York markets with navels gaining and Valencia down. Prices show navels at 2.40 to 9.15 and lemons around 3.75 to 4.75 in various city markets, with regional listings for Baltimore Chicago New York and Corona lemons.
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Otvrus
New York
Temona
Valencia
Lemons Bates
Corona
Baltimore
Southland LY
Chicago
Queen Gee
Royal
Conaart
York
Kittle
Hae Ve
Maduro
Glen Ranch
Musician Astronomer at Land Vermont Night Watch
A musician known as FE Coan, who keeps a private morning observatory from a simple bedroom, is described as a star gazer. Though he pretends to be an astronomer, his life’s work involves choirs and playing the shared organ as he studies the sky.
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Star Gazer
Atland Vt
Antronomer
Ca FE
Coan
Aimple
Flmple
Falcon dies after 38 inch wingspan found in city basement
A falcon with a 38 inch wingspan was killed by a plumber in the basement of a Central city skyscraper. Investigators cannot explain how the bird ended up deep in the cellar.
Alabama Tourists Plan 6000 Mile State Tour for 1940 Trip
MONTIOMERY Alabama dispatches two state patrol cars loaded with state literature to launch a 6000 mile tour through northern cities to promote tourism and bid for the 1940 tourist trade.
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Alabama
Montiombey
Ala
Meteorite Attracts Attention to Duncan McLeod Farm
A likely meteorite, described as an oblong stone, attracted many interested persons to Duncan McLeod's farm 17 miles south of town. McLeod found the stone buried 10 feet deep at a 45 degree angle while digging a dugout. It weighs about 45 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duncan McLeod
McLeod
Local Community Notices and Schedule Glimpse
Various civic and fraternal groups announce meetings and events in the coming days. Knights of Pythias Kinney Rebekah Lodge Lions Club Tau Chapter dine at Kinney Hotel and City Hall council and chamber events listed with times from 2:20 pm to 7 pm.
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Tephnoorsta
CUAS
Ureday
Lions
Club
Kinney
Rebekah
Lodge
Knights of’ Ryt
Oataty
Pan Kaney
W.lc
Corona-Noarco
Council
Norsco
Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
Martin's
Double Feature Opening Tonight at the Corona
Resort and family life mix with teen romance in You're Only Young Once starring Mickey Rooney and Lewis Stone. Also premiering Intermezzo and Love Story featuring Ingrid Bergman with Leslie Howard and Edna Best in the new Selznick production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mickey Rooney
Lewis Stone
the Corona
Ingrid
Bergman
David 0. Selznick
Cor
Leslie Howard
Edna Best
County Gets First Traffic Light in Clarke County
Thomas Alabama town council installs Clarke county is first traffic light at Thomanville busiest intersection. Two more lights expected soon as grid improves and traffic safety boosts.
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Thomas
Alabama
Clarke County
Police Station Opens With Cape Ann Art Donation
A combined police and fire station in Cape Ann hosts a dedication dinner for a $10,000 permanent art collection donated by 99 artists from local colonies. The event notes many artists were not invited to the dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alt Rockfort
Cape Ann
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G. W. Mallory
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Fred E. Snedecor
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John P.key
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Earl Reeves
San Francisco
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