Civic meeting to discuss Corona Forward plans in 1925
The Corona Chamber of Commerce holds a dinner tonight at Kinney Hotel banquet room with six members outlining Co vonk activities in the past year and the duties and prospects for 1925. Talks cover Civic Improvements Building and Business Industrially and the 1925 outlook by named speakers.
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Wedi
Comimerte
Eryone
Covonk
Corona
T.C. Jameson
Geo. B. Snidecor
Harry M. May
Walter 3
Clayson
Arthur’ “Lane
Baat J
Local Club Notes Echo Community Events
Fragmentary lines show upcoming meetings and lectures from Lions Club Rotary Club and Garden Beach groups. Mentions Mrs Claire City Trust, Muelle Pree lecture, Kinney Hotel and Club House, with times around 9 A M and carnival hints.
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Lions ‘Club Junicheoh
Title unclear due to OCR fragments
Atlanta resident Lauren Foreman elected eminent mene archon of Sigma Alpha Iota fraternity. Boston is slated to host the next convention city at tegaions of the organisation.
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Atlanta
Lauren
Sigma Alpha Mpapion “Fraternity
Boston -Seie A
Tegaions
Norco School Event Promises Evening of Song and Dance
An upcoming Norco community program at Norca School Tomorrow at 7 30 features Leslie Learned and Rex B Clark. A short program includes a piece titled The Ole … gobv?ton. Admission or details were not fully clear in the readable text.
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Bhs Paciut al
Norca’ School
Léslie
B. Clark
Pkit
Norco
Arabian Nights and the Genie in Oriental Tales
The piece reflects on how readers, young and old, view Arabian Nights and Alladin and his lamp. It notes the Genie’s power and suggests closer study reveals deeper meanings beyond a simple fairy tale. Concludes with a note that the discussion continues on page 3.
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Ato BE
Palmatier
Alladin
Norco School Opens Doors Amid Holiday Blues
Norco hosts a new school as its doors open with 86 students registered for work under Superintendent Gien Dy. Wight. Three Corona teachers join Norco as principal Miss Louise Gilbert, Miss Ethel Barbour, and Miss LaVynne Wright join the staff, with Mrs. Ruth Pipkin filling a vacancy. Corona district now lists 57 teachers across five schools.
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Anan
Corolans
Corona
Norco Institution
Gien Dy. Wight
Norco
Louise , Gilbert
Ethel Barbour
LaVynne Wright
Ruth Pipkin
Wight
Reciprocal passport arrangements urged by U S Chamber group
The foreign commerce committee of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States issued a statement advocating reciprocal arrangements with other countries to reduce passport costs and formalities.
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Washington
Foreign Commerce Committee
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
World News in Brief from Nations Partly Truncated
Sacramento reports the 46th legislative session opening at noon with anticipated power struggles between Richard son and opposition, temporary officers to be chosen and ballots for permanent posts to follow. Broadway war talk in New York, Mussolini opposition in Italy continuing strong, and mixed U S business outlook with steel revival and rising copper prices noted. Washington highlights weekend Capitol events and Senate committee activity.
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Sacramento
Richardson
Senate
House
Broadway
Satin Conferande
Tedio
Lucreszia
Metropolitan
Opera Cater
John McCormack
London
Romé
Mussolini
Gup
Italy
New York
Washington
Capitol
January weather forecast predicts a wet start for growers
A weather prediction notes a very wet January across California with rain from the coast to the interior and variable conditions through the month. Forecaster G W Alexander reports Corona facing fair sun now, with Father Ricard detailing storm cycles and cold snaps into late January and early February.
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Father Hicard
Santa Clara ‘College
Gericus
California
G. W. Alexander
Corona
Ricard
British Columbia
North Pacific
Nevada
Arizona
Mexico
Oregon
Theorthwest
San Diego
Bernice Brown Edges Rivals in Noon Ballot Tally for Queen
Bernice Brown leads a crowded field in the Queen of Light race with 524 votes at noon as ballot boxes from Coplen Motor Company were not yet emptied. Georgia Lawrence trails with 522 and Mildred Buzan 511, while Edna Turk 507 and Riis Garner 506 also vie for the title. Two days of voting remain and merchants are warned to stamp institution names on ballots with concerns over ballot integrity.
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Bernice Brown
Queen of Light
Coplen. Motor Company
Georgia Lawrence
Mildred Buzan
Edna Turk
Riis Garner
Helen Boatright
Verna Peeler
Teresa Greer
Betty Reynolds
Lillian Parks
Corona Daily Independent
Chamber
Commergal
Independent
Nichols Pitches Winning Ball for Locals at Park
Clinton Nichols dominated on the mound as San Bernardino Ice Company blanked Corona 3–0 at City Park. Nichols allowed only one hit, while Jess Hill hit a solid home run in the sixth inning as locals delivered a tight pitching and defense display.
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San Bernardino Ice Company
Corona
City Park
Clinton Nichols
Nick
Jess Hill
Joint Installation Planned by Royal Neighbors and Woodmen
The Modern Woodmen of America and the Royal Neighbors of America announce a joint installation of officers tonight at 7:30 in the I O O F hall. Rose Roy will install Royal Neighbors officers. A Kizer will preside for the Woodmen.
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Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors of America
I. O. O. F. Hall
Rose Roy
A. Kizer
Woodman Lodge
A. Benedict
R. Browning
H. H. Davis
Geo. Snidecor
G. R. Tompkins
Lawrence Buzan
J. Hill
W. Benedict
W. S. Davis
Nine Leversen
Oracle
Nattie Hill
Rose Bilyeu
Delmeter
Hattie Dunham
Lydia Nolting
Nadiebell Stiles
Marshall
Dorabell Davis
Marshal
Iola
Carrol
Goldie’ Gloom
Mra
el ‘Woodward
Liltian
Civil War veteran T. D. Choate dies at 83 in city
T D Choate 83 died Saturday night at his daughter's home on Bellew Street after a brief illness. Funeral service held at Hoover Undertaking Chapel with Rev Walter Reed officiating. Born in 1841 in Lawrence County Tennessee he enlisted in the Confederate army in 1861 and was wounded at Richmond in 1862. He married Josephine Pullen in 1865. Survived by three daughters Mrs Hugh Lamb Mrs Tinnie Null and Mrs Lizzie Cleaveland a son Bill and two others with many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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T. D. Choate
H. A. Lamb
Bellew Street
Hoover Undertaking
Walter Reed
Pierce
Choate
Lawrence County
Tenn
Richmond
Josephine Pullen
Masoni Lodge
Missionary Baptist Church
Lamb
Hugh Lamb
Corona
Tinnie Null
Oklahoma
Lizzie Cleaveland
Dibble
Bill Eufaula
John
Hannah and
Mondoc
Sydney
Bowen couple welcome a nine pound baby boy
Mr and Mrs Bowen of 8 B Boulevard are the proud parents of a nine pound baby born Saturday night at Oyeil Ke meth. The younger Bowen child is named and family details are noted in the local birth announcement.
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Blayer
Bowen
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Fon
Mise Veronace Hall
Jarice
World News
Father Beer
Saiire
Citrus
Army
Kipling
Queen Victoria
H. Taal
San Bernardino
Ice Company
Aggregation
Royal Neighbors and Woodmen
Dover Chapel
Stork
Elmer
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