New Chamber of Commerce officers named at noon meeting
Fritzow Easter and Corona headline as key figures after the board selected a new president. A. W. Briges steps down after serving as president. Fred E. Snidecor continues as treasurer. Seema Products named first vice president amid organizational changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritzow
Easter
Corona
Pesident
Chamber of Commerce
A. W. Briges
Iemeembate
Seema, Company
Gmen Products Company
Fred E. Snidecor
of Commerce
Kuster
Ben White Held on Theft and Disturbing the Peace Charge
A notice from the Valley constable states Ben White of Palo Alto was brought in for a juvenile case on a charge of stealing and for disturbing the peace in Blythe county. The item notes he is held for further court action and may serve days in custody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley
Ben White
Paloda
Anay
Blythe
Delighful Lodge Installation Set With Notables
An evening on Thursday January 9 features the installation of elected and appointed officers. Will H. Fischer, past grand master, oversees the program with Rollie W. Miller serving as master of ceremonies. The lineup includes George V. Claytor as worshipful master and Frank S. Johnsson as senior warden among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wys
Will H. Fischer
Rollie W. Miller
George V. Claytor
Frank S. Johnsson
Darst
Sindécor
MS Seoville
Ray ‘W. Smith
Willian
E. Loranger
Deacath
Hutchison
H. House
Luther Patton
Tyler
Fragmentary note hints at local issue near Fetal Govern Corona
A partial OCR item mentions a locational phrase in the Corona area and hints at a governing matter. The readable text is sparse and non-specific, with no clear event, date, or named entities beyond place labels.
New Arrival to Receive Royal Welcome in Corona
The 1930 arrival is slated for a royal reception in Corona with private parties and public fairs planned. Glen Harper’s Corona venue offers stage and screen entertainment, Rex B Clark’s Lake Norconian club hosts a gala dinner dance, and the Women’s Improvement Club holds a New Year’s Eve party with a lecturer and midnight frolic. Police Chief Garner warns against rowdyism and racing cars as year ends.
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Corona
Glen Harper
New Corona
Rex B. Clark
Lake Norconian Club
Corona Theatre
Garner
Corona Council Concludes 1929 Session
Corona city council closed out 1929 in a quiet session with little business. The body discussed plans for a larger Corona hospital and deferred action. Salary warrants were paid and a Veterans Welfare Bureau letter thanking the council for tax exemptions was filed. Two late bids for West Eleventh Street lighting were received but not opened, to be considered at the January 7 meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona City
Corona Hospital
Veteran's Welfare Bureau
West Eleventh Street
Hancock Bridge Party At Harris Court Home
Mr and Mrs Chas Hancock hosted a small circle of friends for a bridge party Saturday evening at their cozy Harris Court residence.
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Harris Court
Chas. Hancock
Victims of Fire Relocated Here
After a great amount of work since Sunday their place of business and stock were destroyed by fire Graham Bros. are now operating at Fifth and Ramona streets two blocks north of their former location. The E G Gilliland garage and Dodge Bros. agency moved equipment into the adjoining room. D R Menefee Railway Express service is shown in the Winship Catten room at Sixth and Ramona. Thus all victims of the fire are carrying on today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graham Bros
Fifth and
Ramona Streets
E. G. Gilliland
Dodge Bros
D.R. Menefee
Railway Expresa
Winship’ & Cattern
Sixth
Ramona
Death summons Dr. B. S. Haywood longtime Southern California Methodist figure
Dr. B. S. Haywood died suddenly at Hollywood Hospital after a stroke at home in Los Angeles. A 60 year old former superintendent of the Methodist hospital in Washington and former head of missions in Porto Rico, he had served Riverside and Wilshire churches and recently paused duties with Anaheim church to care for his wife’s health abroad. He leaves a widow a daughter and a brother, summoned from the east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. S. Haywood
Methodist
Southern Caifornia
Hollywood Hospital
Haywood
Los Angeles
Evergreen Cemetery
Riverside
California
Mexico City
Washington, D. C
Porto Rico
Corona
Dr. Haywood
First Methodist Church of
Wilshire
Corona athlete Jesse Hill set for big East West grid clash
Hin Corona fans and statewide sports readers will watch Jesse Hill in the East West grid classic at Pasadena. Hill, hampered by a knee injury since Notre Dame, is said to be in peak shape and Coach Jones plans to use him in the Trojan attack against Pittsburgh. Hill’s speed and evasive running pose a threat to the Panthers defense as Corona supporters tailgate and listen for updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Jesse Hill
Pasadena
Hill
Notre Dame
Jones
Pittsburgh
Saunders
Musick
Smoky Village
Pennsylvania
Southland
Pitti
Lake Norconian Club Owned and Financed by Rex B Clark
The Lake Norconian club is owned and managed entirely by Rex B Clark. The paper retracts previous reports of asset distribution to stockholders and any link to the Clark Holding company. The club is seen as a valuable community enterprise, with no plans to sell or close, and false rumors harm Corona residents.
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Lake Norconian Club
Rex. B. Clark
Clark
Wrigley
Mr. Clark
Clark Holding Company
Norco
Corona
Parkridge Club Affairs Reversed in Superior Court
In Riverside on December 30, the Superior Court reversed earlier foreclosure judgments in the Parkridge Country Club case. The court allowed Dan Gilkey bankruptcy trustee E Lynch to file demurrers immediately. Judgments were for 29454.51 against Strossea and 18904.55 against Gilkey, with costs. sheriff sale of the clubhouse had not consummated the deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Hammond Lumber Company
Charles G. Strossee
Dan Gilkey
Parkridge Country Club
Mechanic’s
O. K. Morton
Parkridge Club
Corona
Strassee
Gilkey
Yuletide motor ride ends in Corona court scene
Riverside party winds through Corona with Officer Lowery guiding visitors to the Hotel d Garner at city hall. At Corona Police Court Judge McNeil handled the cases as O Flores faces reckless driving, M Giulen and O Nabarretta charged with drunkenness, and A Clemente fined for breaking a jug of wine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. Flores
Riverside
Corona
Flores
Clemente
Riverside man jailed on battery charge after alleged beating
Jose Bazant, 40, Mexican resident of Riverside, is in the county jail awaiting arraignment on a charge of battery preferred by his wife. He is alleged to have beaten his spouse cruelly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Bazant
Riverside
Bazant
Fire at McClintock Ranch Ruins Stock Farm
Sunday blaze at the Robert McClintock ranch in the city west destroys a large stock farm and over a hundred thoroughbred horses. Fire victims were suffocated by smoke and meat distributed by local Mexican residents and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert McClintock
Crislow Held on Petit Theft Charge in Riverside
A. W. Crislow, age twenty, was booked at the county jail on a petit theft charge. He was arrested at Perris and transported to Riverside by Constable John P. Pike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Crislow
County
Perris
Riverside
John P. Pike
Insurance Talk At Norco Meet Names Local Officials
Addresses of insurance will be given by A M Staney, insurance director of the information bureau federation, and A Postlethwaite, vice president of Riverside County farm bureaus, at a meeting held in the community hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Staney
Informa Oe Bureau’ Federation
A. Postlethwaite
Riverside County Farm Bureaus
Pplday
New Scout Craft on Elsinore Lake
The twenty one foot dory Pioneer donated to the Boy Scouts of San Bernardino is offered to the San Diego organization. County scout executive A J Roberts is advised. The boat was given by the United States navy and may be transported to Lake Elsinore for use by Sea Scouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
San Bernardino
San Diego
A. J. Roberst
United States Navy
Coachella Comes To Corona In League Basketball Showdown
Corona and Coachella high schools prepare for a Saturday basketball clash after Coachella swept Corona last season. The first game starts at 1 pm at Corona High School gym as fans are invited to watch the encounter. Corona aims to regain its former laurels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Coachella High School
Corona High School
Youthful fugitive faces long Riverside term at San Quentin
A 13 year old runaway from Oklahoma ends up in Riverside after a spree of burglaries. Buck Redding, 20, is sentenced by Superior Judge Morton to prison for breaking into Riverside junior high and junior college and damaging property. Probation reports detail seven years of roaming across states, thefts, and a Navy desertion before his arrest in Riverside.
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Oklahoma
San Quentin
Buck Redding
Riverside Enterprise
Redding
Morton
Riverside
el Paso
Los Angeles
California
Mathews
Navy
Hurgy
Corona Man Seeks Return of New Year Open House Custom
A Corona citizen urges neighbors to restore the old practice of open houses on New Year’s Day to foster community spirit. He recalls how many homes welcomed visitors for brief social chats and well wishes, noting the goodwill lasted throughout the year.
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Corona
Firs
Johnson in Charge Coronations Club Opens New Year
The Coronations club meets for its first session of the year on Thursday at noon at the Kinney Grill. President Ralph W. Stanfield says Roscoe J. Johnson has arranged an interesting program.
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Coronations Club
Kinney Grill
Ralph W. Stanfield
Roscoe J. Johnson
Visitors From Cities Reach Kinney Hotel
Corona visitors mingle at the Kinney hotel this morning including A. Donohoe J. I. Pierce L. W. Holmes from Los Angeles W. A. Clark and Mrs S J Clark of Oakland M O Fowler V Ca Malo A I talino all of Los Angeles Ivan Adams of Corona B M Browne of Seattle and Gustaf Jakeen of Stockholm Sweden.
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Kinney — Hotel
A. Donohoe
J. I. Pierce
L. W. Holmes
Los Angeles
W. A. Clark
S.J. Clark
Oakland
M. O. Fowler
V. Ca Malo
A. Iltalino
Ivan Adams
Corona
B. M. Browne
Seattle
Gustaf Jakeen
Stockholm
Sweden
New Year Holiday Dismissal Impacts Corona Schools
Corona schools dismiss this afternoon for a one day New Year holiday. Students and faculty will not resume until Thursday morning to join Pasadena festivities broadcast by radio and attend short trips to nearby places.
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Corona
Pasadena
Parson
Cifick
Placed
Insterdét
Holiday Observance Delays Open Season Imports
Holiday and Corona observe a general holiday tomorrow closing banks city hall post offices and most stores offices. Daily The Independent issue combined with Thursday edition. Plans under way for New Year liners and parties. Many travelers head to Pasadena for the parade while others attend New Years football games. Wanderers plan trips to the mountains and Baja California with friends in Los Angeles.
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Corona
Yeones
Pasadena
Omers
Mexico
Los Atseles
Scouts Change Plans for 1930 Trail Event
Scout Ray King of Troop 34 announces Tuesday night meeting is off. Scouts will rally at the First Methodist Church in Riverside County on Tuesday evening January 7 to start ball prowling for 1930, a year expected to be stellar for Scoutdom in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray King
Treap
Boy Scouts of
Corota
First Methodist
Riverside County
Elsinore Man Named in $250000 Divorce Suit
Riverside reporting that Samuel Ha. Gunder a former Elsinore capitalist faces a $250,000 damages suit in Los Angeles County Superior Court filed by Rey V. Johnson. The complaint accuses Gunder of alienating Johnson's wife and inducing a divorce, with alleged trips to Texas and Arizona. The Gun Worlds owners of Elsinore Gun Works and distribution are tied to the case.
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Riverside
Samuel HA. Gunder
Elsinore
Agnes Gunder
Riverside Superior Court
Dan Subs
Superior Court
Los Angeles County
Rey V. Johnson
Los Angeles
Chiiges Gander
Cheatree Nove
Kingman
Avia
Dob San
Guider
Johnson
Resolution to Do All Shopping Locally in Corona
A local resolution urges residents to complete all shopping in Corona to boost the town’s economy. Officials say keeping spending in town supports parks schools and public services. The measure calls for community buy local campaigns and cooperation with merchants.
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Corona
Evangelist Wallace toSummarize Riverside Lectures
Evangelist Harper of the Church of Christ at 669 Alain Street announces that on Wednesday evening at eight o clock Evangelist Wallace, fresh from Riverside lectures, will present a summary of his two talks. Corona lectures at the Woman's Improvement Club House will cover The Day Which the Lord Has Made and The Origin of the Seventh Day Adventism. The speaker is highly recommended by local church members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Harper
Church of Christ
Alain Street
Wallace
Riverside
Woman's Improvement Club
Local housing notice amid scattered fragments
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a local classified housing notice mentioning a property and vacancy risk. Details are unclear, but the readable terms suggest a sale or occupancy issue on a residence.
Orange County Rail Line Siting Battle Over Prado Upper Site Favored
The Santa Fe railway's Orange county unit backs the upper Prado site for a Santa Ana River line to avoid costly route changes and protect safety. General Manager Etter says county residents’ welfare justifies the plan, while flood-control advisors favor the cheaper lower Prado option citing water rights and taxes.
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Orange
Santa Reo
Orange County
Upper Prado
Bath
Maniaer Win
Etter
Prado
Raifront
Eiter
Hartroyd
Hitter
Lower Prado
Todd
San ding man arraigned on theft charge in judge court
CM Clark of San ding arraigned in Judge HH K Statterday court on petit theft charged. He pled not guilty through attorney Frank Bates of San Bernardino. Jury trial demanded, set for January 21 at 1 o clock. Bond $500 continued. Complainant: GG McCurdy of Corona.
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CM. Clark c
Sanding
HH. K. Statterday
Abiiligg Petit
Frank Bates
San Bernardin
GG. McCurdy
Corona
Hess
City Records Confirm McClin Ranch Inside City Limits
City clerk files show boundary lines include the McClin ranch. West Sixth Street runs to a point near the old ball park and extends north to encompass portions of the ranch.
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McClin
Rips
Sixth Street
Ball Park
Aig
Tareas
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Corona Council
Daerah
Hin
Norconian Club
Guperior Court
Demutters
Corona's Court
Elsinore Lake
Basket Shooters
Coachella
Court
Johnson In Charge
Corona Visitors
Elsinore Mian
Samuel H. Gunder
Will Cofak
Railroad
Rae
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