New Year Hopes For Corona In 1921
A Riverside county note wishes Corona a prosperous 1921 with hopes for the Los Angeles aqueduct, Pay It In Corona, better markets for citrus, City Beautiful plans, state highway expansion, a Santa Fe depot, new residences, and dairy sales. It urges community effort and mentions Van Pelt’s return to Riverside fair leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Los Angeles Aqueduct
State of California
Santa Ana Canyon
Pomona
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
Record Cold Spell Grips Southern California Growers
Officials report another intense cold weather episode across Corona Pomona Ontario Highgrove Redlands and Riverside Arington with temperatures around the freezing mark. Weather expert L H John-Yop warns of a low pressure system offshore that could raise temperatures by week’s end while smudging continues at Riverside Arlington and Highgrove areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Groves
Corona
Riverseie
Arington
Pomona
Ontario
Highgrove
Redlands
Jacek Krost
Othe
Pacific Ocean
Vitrus
L. H. John- Yop
Pacifi Coast
Nevada
Utah
Johnson
Riverside
Arlington-Riverside
Mercury
Riverside spends 77000 on heat for eleven nights
Riverside citrus growers burned approximately 500000 gallons of oil at a cost between 16000 and 17000, plus 10000 for labor, totaling about 27000 for eleven nights of heating. The siege of low temperatures is the longest in Riverside citrus history with mixed loss expectations from the exchanges and growers. Temperature varied across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Press
Riverside Citrus Groweers
Riverside
Arlington Heights Fruit Exchange
Exchange
Corona Council Closes Year With Quiet Meeting
The Corona city council ended the year with little action, hearing a proposal from an appraisal firm to inventory every dwelling, business, and building for replacement value. A swap of a high-mileage street department car for a new model was approved with $295 cash, while another higher priced offer was considered. The council also discussed removing Cypress trees on Valencia street and replacing them to fit the area’s planting plan.
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Corona
Stowe Essex
Fef. K. Lee
West Sixth Street
Valencia Street
California
Martinez charge reduced to reckless driving
The charge against Joseph T. Martinez was reduced from driving while intoxicated to reckless driving and he was fined 50 dollars by Justice Stobbs of West Riverside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph T. Martinez
Justice Stobbs
West Riverside
Sam Tyson Conducts Weekly DMV Tests at City Hall
Officer Sam Tyson of the California Highway Patrol conducts the regular weekly examinations and operator tests this afternoon at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Tyson
California Highway Patrol
Health Officer Conducts Immunization Clinics in Riverside Schools
Health Officer Dr. W. B. Wells of Riverside County visits Banning and Palm Springs to run immunization clinics in public schools today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Wells
Riverside County
Banning
Palm Springs
Wood Will Plead In Riverside Court Over Child Support
Dave Wood of Blythe will appear before Riverside Superior Court next Monday to plead to a charge of failure to provide for minor children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Wood
Blythe
Superior Court
Riverside
Seaboard Oil and Development Co Incorporation Filed
Certificate of incorporation for the Seaboard Oil and Development Company with 5,000 shares without par value was filed with Riverside County Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seaboard Oil and Development Company
Riverside
Hanapel Checks Garretson Storm Drain Project
City engineer A. H. Hanapel surveyed the completed Garretson avenue storm drain and attended a city council meeting last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Hanapel
Garrettson Avenue
Wisdom Shown By What People Do Not Do
A compact reflection notes that prudent action is revealed more by restraint. Wise conduct emerges when choices avoid excess or harm, underscoring virtue in restraint and measured behavior.
Corona Welcomes New Year with Parties Across Town
Coronas awake at midnight greet 1931 with a parade of events. A big "whoopee" at Glenn Harper’s Corona theatre runs from eleven to two. Norco hosts a third annual Legion costume ball. Lake Norconian club hosts Rex B. Clark planned dinner dance for visitors at seven fifty per plate. Bells and whistles mark the noisy arrival of the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronans
Glenn Harper
Corona Theatre
Norco
Legion Post
Lake Norconian Club
Southland
Rex B. Clark
Corona
New Year Holiday Observed by Jorona Daily Independent Staff
New Year's Day will see the Jorona Daily Independent staff join other city workers in celebration. No afternoon paper. Friday edition merged. Corona banks city hall post office and many businesses closed for the day. Some residents travel to Pasadena for the parade and football game though interest is down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorona Daily Independent
Corona
New Year Party at Corona Theatre With Eddie Cantor
Glenn Harper presents a New Year program at his Corona theatre tonight. The show includes Eddie Cantor on screen in Whoopee and live acts under the Fanchon Marco banner. Reserved seating and favors marked with the 1931 label will be distributed before midnight as a royal entertainment unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Harper
Corona
Corona Theatre
Harper
Eddie Cantor
Fanchon-Marco
Corona Defeats Perris In Two Basketball Tilts
Corona high school teams coached by Thome and Maloney beat Perris Valley Union High. The varsity won nineteen to fifteen as Perris used substitutes. The lightweight squad triumphed thirty to fifteen, displaying the same precision as in football. A second-day clash with Banning was set for the local gym for another workout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perris Valley Union High School
Corona
Thome
Maloney
Perris
Mahoney
Banning High School
There is More Merit in Preserving Virtue Than Acquiring It
A concise moral reflection asserts that maintaining virtuous conduct holds greater value than the pursuit of virtue itself. It emphasizes steady character over rapid attainment.
County Health Officer Warns on Gas Heater Dangers
County Health Officer Dr W R Wells issued a warning against using gas heaters in rooms tightly closed to exclude smoke. He warned that burning gas heaters in spaces with all windows shut can produce deadly carbon monoxide and cause fatalities, especially as houses stay shut to keep out orchard heater smoke on cold mornings.
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W. R. Wells
Recreation club opens at Seventh and Washburn streets
L L Andrews announces the new Recreation Club grounds near Seventh and Washburn are nearly finished and open to the public. A horseshoe court is ready with seats and games inside the club house offering checkers and dominoes as further recreation. The project, promoted by the chamber of commerce, welcomes Coronians and visitors to drop by and enjoy the facilities.
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Long Beach
Ll. J. Andrews
Recreationa Club
Seventh
Washburn
Andrews
Horseshoe Court
Corota
Theeelah House
Dom
Chamber of Commerce
Amon
L. L. Andrews
Homecoming of alumni at Corona high school
The Corona high school homecoming drew about three hundred people including three dozen alumni and current students. Mary Brown directed the alumni program with strong help from her music class. The oldest represented class was 1897, led by Mrs. Joe Chaney, with two members from 1902, Mrs. Harry Lyman and Joy Jameson, attending with their parent alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona High School
Mary Brown
Corona
Joe Chaney
Harry Lyman
Joy Jameson
Coroma Chamber of Commerce Holds Final Meeting
The Coroma chamber of commerce directors met at the Dimney Cafe for the year end session. Retiring President Winter Pawl Wutster led the board as they reviewed strong financials and pledged service funds, noting record membership gains and healthy treasury. The January 12 open meeting was announced.
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Beard
Coroma Chamber Cof Commerce
Meio
Dinmey
Stind
PAWL
Bousttad
BB. Andrews
Inge Pro
Tae
Tao
Explosion damages Mission Inn tunnel under city hall
Riverside reports an explosion in a steam tunnel from the Mission Inn to City Hall and other buildings. Plumber Marl Elerman entered with a candle to inspect the tunnel when gas likely ignited, blowing a sidewalk section, shifting the floor, tossing furniture and breaking windows without injuries. An investigation was ordered to find the gas source.
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Riverside
City Hall
Mission Inn
Marl Elerman
Kelley 19 Named Head of Gn On Center
Annual meeting of the Corona center of the Riverside county farm bureau elected NOC. Kelley director and kept Mrs. Andersot as secretary treasurer. The center holds the county trophy cup for greatest gain in membership and will strive to retain it. Ixel ley to appoint a membership committee including T. de Andrews Moss Anderson and CGeorge Pidpete. Ed Andrews, retiring director, summarized center efforts.
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Corona Center
Riverside County Farm Bureau
Fk. Trene Anderson
Sixth Street
Noc. Kelley
Andersot
Ixelley
Market 11000 Bales Cotton in Palo Verde
Palo Verde valley market thinly trades 11000 bales with 16000 acres. Ginners work nights to finish picking for January end. Ginning totals show Palo Verde Ginning company 378 bales and Pettit-Manush 454 bales.
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Palo Verde
Blythe
Dee
Palo Verde Valley
Gnanek
Hales
Palo Verde Ginning Company
Pettit-Manush
Beekeeper Association Plans Annual Meeting
The Kraverside County Honey Producers' Association advisory board set Tuesday January 23 for the annual meeting. The session was at Agricultural Commissioner A. Te. Bottel's office and will be at the Y M C A starting at 10 o'clock a.m. A luncheon is planned. Attendees included E L Lohrli president James Moore secretary C A Worth unitary inspector L L Andrews Corona and C R Ballinger.
Chest Expansion Through Cardio and Strength Work
The best method to expand the chest involves consistent cardio and resistance training. A strong heart supports better endurance and overall chest development.
Corona Man Pleads Not Guilty in River Valley Case
Felipe Munoz of Corona, charged with possessing a still for illegal liquor manufacture, entered a plea of not guilty in Riverside Superior Court after being bound over to the higher court by Justice Stahl. His case is set for January 15 in department one and will be heard by a jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felipe Munoz
Corona
Riverside
Justice Stahl
Radio Inspector Exam Set in Riverside
An examination for the radio inspector position in the navy will be conducted soon in Riverside. The notice comes from W A Pratt secretary of the government civil service board at the county seat.
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Navy
Riverside
W. A. Pratt
Government Civil Service Board
You Cannot Control Others Tongues But Your Own
A compact reflection urges personal restraint over others opinions and speech while emphasizing self discipline and mindful communication as a path to wiser choices.
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Gods
Ir. van Pelt
Niverside
Wim
Wigor
Mr. Hole
Corona Council
Tyson
Wood
Hanapel
Casey Jones
Sie
Neos Sven
Union Pacific
W. H. Bailey
Ogden
Bailey
Oklahoma
Lake Nordonian Club
Plenty Whoopee
URES
Perrism
Publis
Bogch
FAR Chamber
Gatiber
Sesseton VE Rinney
Tientsin
George Atcheson
China
Taft
San Francisco
Denver
Washington
Orient
Moo Ton Inn
Gha
Cyvy Hall
Kelley
County Plan Meeting
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