10 Jul 1925
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1925
Page
1
Joy G. Jameson reported from Cleveland where the Rotary convention drew large crowds. Speakers noted long seating capacity and historic roots of Rotary service, outlining five rights for boys including birth, environment, education, religious training, and honest livelihood.
A Corona meeting is planned next Wednesday to discuss establishing a local Business Men's or Credit Association. Frank A. Wood advocates for organization to protect merchants amid lending pressures. Los Angeles Ontario Upland Riverside credit groups will send secretaries to advise on structure and credit rating. J. H. VandeWater of LA Merchants Credit Association will speak.
A quip from a historical columnist ponders whether William Jennings Bryan would scold the monkeys less if they could cast ballots, using satire to critique suffrage opinions.
Tonight at 7 30 p m Congregational Church hosts Angels versus Other Church at recreation grounds White Sox Indoor plays Arlington Cubs at Arlington Corona Indoor faces Pomona at Pomona Rotary meets at 12 15 p m Hotel Kinney Municipal band concert in city park at 7 30 p m Saturday Market Day promotes trades with advertisers Sunday K P Picnic at Live Oak Park Fallbrook Church services begin 9 30 a m Monday Poultry calling demonstration at Norco by R B Basson White Sox vs Baptists at Recreation Grounds.
Riverside district manager C A Gillespie said Riverside and Corona are not included in the proposed gas rate increase. The filing targets Los Angeles and possibly San Bernardino counties with effect only if approved. Further details awaited as the railroad commission decision nears.
The speaker notes that Japanese in the United States may declare a Humiliation Day and that if California lawmakers act in time the legislature could establish it as a legal holiday.
The piece laments France’s ongoing cabinet turmoil as a symptom of national unrest and cautions against pursuing get rich quick schemes, suggesting steadier, more practical paths to prosperity.
Corona girls trounced Arlington 17 to 6 in nine innings at Recreation grounds. Mildred Verner hit a home run, Frances Cane pitched well, and Rose Pate led in fielding and hitting as Corona pulls ahead 1-0 in the series with Arlington. A return game is set for next Thursday at Arlington with local sponsors urging strong Corona turnout.
The 8th Division Air Service is in summer camp at Rockwell Field Coronado California for August training camps for R C T C Air Service units and Air Service Organized Reserves. After camps they return to Crissy Field San Francisco by motor convoy and airplanes under Major Delos Emmons.
The Corona White Sox Indoor team schedules a game with the Arlington Cubs at Arlington tonight as they push to rebound from recent matches. Arlington leads the five matches with three wins to Corona’s two, and local hopes rise for a upset victory. The White Sox managers say they are ready to challenge the regulars and a practice game may be arranged next week.
The Congregationalists prep for a night showdown at the Recreation grounds promising a fierce arena clash with Methodist Baptist and Christian teams. Charley Miller says they are ready and the fur may fly while John Emerson cites a busy schedule to delay lining up the Methodists and Baptists show interest in the challenge.
An August visit by Eastern chemists from the American Chemical Society will survey Corona lemon districts. A special Riverside train will bring delegates August 2 at 2 pm, with a banquet at Glenwood Inn then tours by auto to Corona. Hosts include Lemon Products Co and Corona chamber.
The Independent hints at a charming Corona youth known as Bobbie who makes frequent trips to Anaheim and stirs chatter about his love life. Details on the romance remain unclear as questions about the charms and timing of visits persist.
The text notes German disappointment with the allied disarmament proposal and discusses their long standing expectations and reactions to Allied statements. It presents a cautious view of German sentiment and possible implications for diplomacy.
Fifteen minute talks at the Lions club gathering in Hotel Kinney featured Carl Ernst outlining electricity history and use in the U.S. Fred Schaal recounted a remarkable life story while William Locke pressed for exact figures. The group noted early California power milestones and the growth of electric services amid private versus public ownership trends.
A busy Saturday shopping guide notes green corn dominates the week’s produce, with lettuce, greens, and several staples priced to lure Sunday shoppers. Peaches, berries, celery, beans, and fresh fruits arrive from multiple regions, while local crops hint at rising prices in Corona and Hemet districts.
The Coast route is open for motor traffic from San Diego to San Francisco despite reports otherwise. The Touring Bureau of the National Automobile Club says motorists should stay on the main route through Santa Barbara and not turn off until earthquake damage conditions return to normal. Traffic is declared normal with no slides along the route.
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