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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1929

Page

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Rotary Club Touts Scout Wireless Demo at Noon Meeting

Corona Rotary hosts a lively noon session with president Fred E. Snidecor back after illness. Boy Scouts present a wireless sending demo by Billy Evans, plus musical numbers and a New Year resolutions poem. Members hear district praise and notes on Havana Cuba club visit and Redlands Rotary.

Corona Rotary Club Fred E. Snidecor Boy Scouts Billy C. E. Evans J. B. Coplen E. E. Knauer Fritz Kuster Spidecor Frank Ware Boys ‘Work Committee Frank Ainsworth Orange Herbert Key Corona Service Club John P. Key Havana, Cuba Miami Florida L. L. Andrews Redlands Canton China Rotarians Melvin Clark Fred Kuster Vincent Shank Terry Ware Vincent Billy Evans

Riverside Court Orders 10 Buy Sewer Lands

Riverside city council tentatively acquires about twenty acres for a sewage disposal plant site at roughly $220 per acre through superior court proceedings amid prior controversy and an upcoming election set for early next year.

Riverside San Jacinto

Woman Sets Riverside Depot Record of Service

Mrs. F. L. Hudson former Miss Patterson will close the Santa Fe depot in Winchester after 39 years as agent, the longest continuous service at one depot. The state railroad commission approved abandonment, but she may keep a daily opening role if needed. Winchester once boasted a Recorder newspaper, doctors, and several merchants.

Riverside County Hemet News F. L. Hudson Santa Fe Company Santa Fe Hudson State Railroad Commission Winchester Wadson Hemet Tilla Patterson Little Red Wincheser Winchester Recorder

The Sweetest Love Story at First Methodist Corona

The First Methodist church schedules Sunday service with a sermon The Sweetest Love Story and a 7 30 p m New Year sermon titled The Waste Basket The vested choir will perform Nazareth My God My Father Lest I Stray The Lost Chord and Ivory Palaces Frances Thompson sings solo and the aim is to inspire and please Corona parishioners as the year ends

First Methodist Nazareth Gounod Frances Thompson Sullivan Ivory Palaces Henry Barraclough Corona

Malone Recovering From Warden Injuries Near Chino

Deputy state game warden W. C. Malone is nearly recovered from injuries sustained in an accident near Chino four weeks ago. He suffered nine broken ribs and a fractured vertebrae and was in critical condition for more than a week. He is expected to resume duties in San Bernardino shortly after the new year.

W. C. Malone Chino Malone San Bernardino

Plan Mecca for Sportsmen Here

G Ashworth of the Santa Fe railway writes that Corona offers prime duck shooting. A Temecula landowner promotes a Santa Ana river shooting range with cement blinds and flooded lowlands. Wild rice beds feed hunters as tame caller ducks abound. near the west lies a new government game farm releasing birds, making the area a premier hunting region.

BE. G. Ashworth Santa Fe Railway Service Santa Fe Magazine Corona Miller Temecula Santa Ana

Plan Early Marriage Notice Filed in Riverside

Plan for a planned marriage notice of intention to wed was filed yesterday with the county clerk at Riverside by Vester Lay and Miss Virginia Romer both of Corons.

Riverside Vester Lay Virginia Romer Corons

Pomona Host To Colbern Family Visits

Corona Merle Colbern of Pomona was a guest of his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Colbern here today while reviewing business matters. Last evening he was installed as worshipful master of a Masonic lodge in Pomona.

Merle Colbern Pomona C. A. Colbern Mr. Colbern

Court routes sixty light violations in raid results

Judge H. K. Stahl heard sixty cases in court yesterday linked to a highway patrol raid on defective vehicle lights. Ten defendants did not appear and faced possible warrants. fines were usually one dollar after light adjustments. Some offenders paid five or six dollars for lacking licenses, one motorist fined ten dollars for no brakes, and another thirty dollars for underinflated tires. Captain Ray King and A. R. Hastings testified.

H. K. Stahl State Highway Patrol Ray King Riverside A. R. Hastings State Force

Pantages Loses Bail Bid as Health Declines in Jail

Alexander Pantages has shed about sixty one pounds since family trouble arose and a Los Angeles judge ruled he is not entitled to bail while appealing. Doctors testified both for and against danger to his health, with others suggesting jail neurosis as the cause of his weight loss. He remains jailed.

Alexander Pantages Los Angeles Pantages

Visitors at Hotel Kinney include Adamsons Sedgwicks and Cutler

This morning at the Hotel Kinney Corona guests included Mr. and Mrs. Dan Adamson with their Cody Nebraska family, Mrs. J E Sedgwick and Miss Harriet Sedgwick from Alhambra, and L Cutler of San Francisco.

Corona Hotel Kinney Dan Adamson Cody Nebraska J. E. Sedgwick Harriet Sedgwick Alhambra L. Cutler San Francisco

Mrs MacMillan Enjoys Day at Daughter’s Home

Mrs Charles MacMillan of Washburn Avenue spent Friday at the home of her daughter Mrs Lester Hampton on Lemon Street.

Charles MacMillan Washburn Avenue Dauhter Lester Hampton Lemon Street

New Years Party Planned by W I C Members

The Women's Improvement Club and families plan a New Year's celebration to end 1929 with a club-house reception at eight followed by Elmer Gandy's lecture on The Romance of the Butterfield Trail and a midnight theatre party at Corona Theatre. About one hundred seats reserved. advance reservations handled by Mrs. John Key and Mrs. Harry Lyman.

Women's Improvement Club Elmer Gandy Glen Harper Corona Theatre Ganday Southern California Gandy Butterfield Trail West John Key Harry Lyman

Four aqueduct routes named most feasible for Los Angeles

Engineers select four main paths for the Los Angeles aqueduct from the Colorado River and gravity flow, rejecting forty eight of fifty six proposed routes. The options include Black Canyon to Puddingstone via Goffs Ash Hill Lucerne Valley and San Bernardino with Morongo Valley and Barstow alternatives. Bulls Head to Puddingstone via similar corridors. Upper Parker via Rice and Cadiz to Ash Hill then Puddingstone. and Pichaco to Puddingstone via Ruthven Whitewater and Colton.

Los Angeles Colorado River Southland Board of Review Black Canyon Puddingstone Goffs Ash Hill Lucerne Valey San Bernardino Morongo Valley Barstow Bulls Head Lucerne Valley Morongo Valley Upper Parker Rice Cadiz Pichaco Ruthven Whitewater Colton

Noted People Visit Glen Ivy Resort

A string of celebrities and notable figures visited Frank Johnson's Glen Ivy mineral springs near Corona. Notables include Baron and Baroness Von Brincken of Hollywood, Rudolph Schildkraut recovering from heart issues, nurse Elizabeth Taverngek, Dr. Edwin Van Dyke of Berkeley, and other Hollywood and Los Angeles residents such as KE Duncan Jerry Duncan Wanda Williams and J J Sugarman.

Frank Johnson Glen Ivy Corona Baron Baroness von Brincken Hollywood Rudolph Schildkraut Holywood Elizabeth Taverngek Edwin ©. van Dyke University of California At Berkeley van Dyke Johnson’s Resort KE. Duncan Jerry Duncan Wanda Williams William de Napheys Los Angeles A. J. McCartney First Presbyterian Church of Santa Monica J. R. McCarty A. R. McCarty H. E. Milne Benjamin and Noble McCartney W. E. Urilk and Son Fraquier Curtis la JoNa Alberta Brackney Grant E. Bett E. E. Olmstead S. C. Briggs Long Beard J. J. Sugarman A. Inglis Petor R. Twist Claude Humphrey V. D. Case

Legion Dance At Memorial Home Tonight

American Legion hosts a Saturday evening dance under general chairmanship of Mark Pattison at the Memorial home. Citizens are invited to attend and enjoy the event this evening.

American Legion Mark Pattison Memorial Home

Chamber seeks felspar deposits for Corona plant

The Riverside county chamber of commerce asks residents to report commercial felspar deposits. A representative firm, not a large user here, may establish a Corona factory if suitable deposits are found nearby. No bonus is sought. the appeal targets property owners and locals with knowledge.

Chamber of Commerce Riveverside H. H. Burch Corona Burch

Fortunes From Wall Street Trajectories Note Forebears

A Gazette survey notes fortunes arising from ici activities on Wall Street viewed by inheritors as founded by forebears. The discussion frames lineage, enterprise, and the persistence of family impact in capital markets.

Ici Wall Street vArkangas

Best Story of 1929 Hunting Tale by Local Furniture Man

J Hoover of Cerann wins best hunting story for 1929. He recounts a deer chase in Canadian woods with coworkers from the electrical plant, describing a long ascent, a buck shot after a tense chase, and his pride in bringing down the prize animal. George Graham, fellow hunter, offers a brief remark on the tale.

Si) Hoover Cerann George Graham George Graham Will Bear Witness To the Follow Fris Tanyer Fale To O Amy York Sully

Catholic Faith Prayers for Rain Across San Bernardino

Catholic worshippers in San Bernardino gathered for a 7:30 am Mass with about 125 in attendance to request rain. A Litany of the Saints service was planned for Sunday after the 10 o'clock Mass with hundreds joining. The diocesan appeal was led by Bishop J Cantwell to end the regional drought.

San Bernardino Patrick Dunne St. Bernardine de Sienna Church

Controversy over state motor law and traffic officer Clark

Arthur Wagner of Ching sets January 2 date to show that Fred Clark Ontario patrolman gave him a speeder’s ticket under a disputed regulation requiring white vehicles and uniforms. Wagner, in defense planning with attorney, cites December 11 arrest in a black car as evidence the rule does not conform to state law. The showdown centers on whether small municipalities and city officers must follow the white car and uniform rule.

Fred Clark Ontario Oerly Trate Arthur Wagner Ching New Post Clark Wagner

DeMolay Club Plans Another Dance After Successful Event

Members of the De Molay, the newly organized club in the city, plan another dance soon following a splendid success last evening.

The de- Molay

Affluence Defined as Wealth Gap and Tax Reduction

The San Diego Union notes a discussion on affluence as a condition of those who retain disparity, proposing an income tax cut of 60 percent. The piece frames wealth as a difference in earnings and a policy shift to lower taxes for the affluent.

San Diego Union

Pomona College Plans Expend Over Million Next Year

Pomona College and associated colleges expect construction costs exceeding 1.4 million dollars in the coming year. Projects include Bridges auditorium with 2000 seats at Marston quadrangle, a swimming pool near the training quarters, a new Scripps dormitory, Scripps Library, and new units for the men’s dormitory system.

Pomona College Associated Colleges Charles i. Edmunds Bridges Marston Quadrangle Scripps Scrippa

Riverside County Re-registration Drive Initiated

All voters must re-register under a county wide plan with registration blanks distributed to deputy clerks in Riverside precincts. The process aims for a complete new counting of electors, with four precincts in the county and plans mailed outside Riverside city. A collector in Washington is compiling jawbones. a strange note ends with Arenzoun Prodtear.

Riverside County Riverside

Longest Train of Lettuce Shipped Out of Imperial Valley

Dec 28 longest string of cars loaded with lettuce moved this season leaving Imperial Valley for eastern markets. Thirty seven carloads rolled out in one train, bringing total shipments this season to 396 carloads. Growers report market prices holding firm.

Riverside County hill road project eyed for improved link

Local leaders push a plan to surface eleven and a half miles from Mockingbird Canyon to Val Verde on the Riverside Perris highway. The proposal seeks fifteen year bonds funded by local assessments with county support and board approval anticipated at the January 7 meeting.

Riverside Dev Prest- Minchies Val Verde Mareheld Perris van Buren Street Mockingbird Canyon el Sobrante Ranch Davidson and Fulmer Improves “Pleit Cssechicion Sipervisora Mockingbit Val Vide

Film Producers and Years of Work Highlighted

Film producers from various studios have sustained careers spanning years amid evolving industry practices. The report notes ongoing collaborations with tuners and technicians in a bid to optimize sound and visual fidelity across projects.

Missing coat on Monroe Street prompts parish appeal

A retired Methodist, Rev. John A. Wilson of Monroe Street, is reported missing a purple Bolivia-cloth coat after a winter outing. Neighbors recall the coat description and urge anyone with information to contact local authorities.

John A. Wilson Monroe Street Logan Shissett

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Ghal Ray W. Smith Malone Recovering San Bernardino County Bywle Report of Glen IV Resort Rudolph Schilkraut Alvord Farm Center Eardt Washington Mockingbird Canyon Hill Country Igs Punel
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