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Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1925

Page

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City Board Plans Finance for Corona Park Plunge

City trustees discuss finances tied to the Corona National Bank for park operations. A private plunge proposed by J W Galbraith on Lincoln Street near the railroad gains board support, but permits hinge on the state health board. An old 65 foot well on Lewis Clark Kellogg Street is flagged as a danger and a request to fence or cover it will be made to the owner. Attorney Claygon’s opinion on English law says action to compel filling is unlikely, moral responsibility to address the hazard remains.

Waller Clayson Lewis Clark Kellogg Street Claygon City Plunge J. C. Berner First National Bank Corona National J. W. Galbraith Lincoln Street State Board of Health

Christian Church Picnic Planned in Local Park

The Christian Bible school of Corona has arranged an annual picnic in the local city park tomorrow afternoon and evening. From two o'clock on there will be games and stunts for children led by teachers and adults. At five o'clock ball practice will take place at the park diamond under Lee Whipple, newly elected captain. At six o'clock all Bible school and church members will gather with a basket lunch to share an evening meal.

The Christian Bible School of Cotrona Park Lee Whipple Christian Bible School Bible School

Corona Calendar Prominent Meetings And Games

Tonight list shows Pythian Sisters meet at 7 30 p m Corona girls indoor team vs Arlington at Arlington also Fellowcraft degree at F and A M Master Masons invited Lions Club at Hotel Kinney 6 45 p m Neighbors meeting Christian Church Bible school picnic prayer service Nazarene 7 30 p m Rotary club Stel Kinney recreation ground Riverside on recreation ground serves as event hub.

Pythian Sisters Corona Arlington Fellowcraft Lions Club Hotel Kinney Oval Christian Church Bible School Nazarene Rotary Club Stel Kinney Riverside

Stop Forest Fires campaign fund grows with pledges

California residents back the chamber of commerce fund to reward boys and girls in the Stop Forest Fires drive. The list of donors includes Joy G. Jameson, H. L. Lyman, John Key, Walter S. Clayson, Elzie Veach, William C. Keller, and others adding to the total as the program, run with the state forestry service and California development association, aims to reduce forest and brush fires and protect water sheds and timber.

Chamber of Commerce Joy G. Jameson H. L. Lyman John Key Walter S. Clayson Elzie Veach William C. Keller Corona Cafe J. Johnson J. Mueller J. B. Coplen R. W. Stanfield J. C Emerson Dave Jones Carrie State Forestry Service California Development Association

German inventor plans air trip to Yellowstone next summer

Heinrich Krug, a German flying machine manufacturer, plans a Berlin to Yellowstone National Park air voyage with his brother next summer. His wives will sail to New York and join the trip to the park. Krug aims to land in mountain districts and avoid volcanic terrain.

Yellowstone Park Berlin Germany Yellowstone National Park Heinrich Krug Krug Faithful Inn United States New York Park Yellowstone

San Bernardino to collect Wright Act fines from city courts

San Bernardino County will collect Wright Act fines and related misdemeanors from sixth class city recorder courts for arrests by city officers. District Attorney George H. Johnson says the county may reclaim fines back two years, with traffic violations possibly excluded, pending Auditor guidance.

San Bernardino San Bernardino County Recorder's Courts Dist.Atty George H. Johnson Johnson Supreme Court Fresno County Vincent L. Roth

Recorder Muniz Issues Heavy Fines Under Motor Vehicle Act

City Recorder Miller inflicts multiple fines for violations of the Motor Vehicle Act. Offenders face $25 per wheel for insufficient solid rubber on trucks and trailers, with firms like City Transfer, Frost 4 Frost, and Harry Gibson named. Fines for reckless driving and speeding range from $8 to $165, while June traffic fines total $456 and funds await city or county disposition.

City Recorder Miller City Transfer Company Frost 4 Frost Trucking Company Harry Gibson M. W. Fredmall F. E. Dominus H. O. Phillips H. Giddings Eugene Fields Sam Fletcher Fearn Gray N. L. Steins California

Saxophone Dropped as Steam Roller Scene Stuns City

A Kansas City Star quip notes a surreal image of a saxophone dropped before a steam roller, alongside another bizarre sight of a ukulele fed to a buzz-saw, highlighting city oddities with wry humor.

Kansas_ City Star

Immigrants Tour Scenic America by Air Plan

The travelers intend to visit the United States by air, touring notable landscapes and cities as part of their itinerary. They aim to showcase sights and experiences across the country during this planned journey.

America

Roberts New Head at Daley's Store

C. B. Roberts is named new manager at Daley's store Seventh and Main succeeding J. W. Rogers who left for Berkeley. Roberts previously served as assistant here, later managING a Daley store in Santa Ana. He is married with two children and lives in Corona at 802 Ramona Avenue.

C. B. Roberts Daley Seventh and Main J. W. Rogers Berkeley Mr. Roberts Santa Ana Corona Ramona Avenue

Commerce Chamber to Back County Fair Participation

The Corona Chamber of Commerce board favored participation in the Southern California Fair with local Farm Centers. They also agreed to set aside funds to entertain visiting chemists en route to the national convention in Los Angeles on August 2. Secretary and helper receive a one week vacation. summer hours to observe noon closing Saturdays. Regular meeting date changed to the second Thursday.

Corona Chamber of Commerce Los Angeles Miss Glass Secretary Price

Public Bath Probed After Fire Plug Top Is Snipped

In Inglewood July 14 Mrs. Milf red Rossi, known as Len nox matron, and her driver allegedly clipped the top of a city fire plug to enjoy a makeshift shower. A police court appearance was expected to determine charges.

Inglewood Milfred Rossi Lennox Centinela Springs Lizzie

Girls Indoor Team Fights Arlington Match on Strained Court

The Corona girls travel to Arlington tomorrow night for an indoor baseball contest with the Arlington team, a rematch after Corona won here. The standing is even and Corona hopes to repeat the performance on the strange court as rooters are urged to attend and support from neighbors and relatives.

Arlington Corona Hos

Sage brush fire prompts county fire unit cooperation call

A brush fire on the Clark ranch at Sage burned a five acre patch as Clark burned off land. The blaze was seen at 6 P M by Lookout Teeters who notified the district ranger at Keen Camp. F M Baird the county fire warden arrived at 3 30 A M after talks with Curley and Pew, finding the team already handling the fire and calling for better notification among Riverside and San Bernardino rangers.

Sage Clark Tahquitz Peak Keen Camp F. M. Baird Corona C. Curley Baird Walter Pew Hemet Curley Tahquit District Rangers Teeters Riverside County San Bernardino County Rangers

Unusual Attractions At Theatre Today And Tomorrow

Tonight at the California theatre the second run of The Confidence Man stars Thomas Meighan and is praised as a top crook story. Thursday and Friday present The Little French Girl a marriage drama with Alice Joyce Neil Hamilton Mary Hallan and Esther Balton in a famed adaptation.

California Theatre Thomas Meighan Meishan Mr. Jackson Alice Joyce Neil Hamilton Mary Hiian Esther Balton

Divers Plagued by Shallow Water Risk Anew

In a cautionary note for the season, safety officials urge divers to avoid shallow-water dives and assess water depths before entering. The reminder emphasizes local beaches and public safety guidance to prevent accidents.

Driving license lapse may put Rossi before judge

The only item spared from the downpour was Mrs Rossi's driving license which she does not possess. She is due to appear before the judge today facing consequences for driving without one.

Hospitality Days staged in San Bernardino July 22 23

San Bernardino hosts Hospitality Days on July 22 and 23 with an open air automobile show and a mammoth street dance. Amusement houses will offer special attractions for visitors from the Inland Empire as the Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event with a large coordinating committee.

San Bernardino Inland Empire

Flyweight Champion Pancho Villa Dies After Fight

Pancho Villa the flyweight champion dies in St. Marys hospital after an infected throat condition worsened following an operation. He fought Jimmy McLarnin at Oakland, losing by decision, and died at 11 a m after the operation. Villa had been champion since knocking out Jimmy Wilde in New York two years earlier.

San Francisco Pancho Villa St. Mary’s Hospital Villa Jimmy McLarnin Oakland Jimmy Wilde New York Philippines United States Vancouver B. C Frank Churchill McLarnin Bay District

European nations invite open talk on American debts

The Milwaukee Sentinel notes European nations favor broad discussion of their American debts while avoiding debate on who will pay the debt.

Near &Y Milwaukee Sentinel

Untitled fragment hints at wartime defense notes

An unclearChicago News fragment suggests a defense measure mentioning evolution tertory and Michigan peaches as possible examples, but the text is fragmented and no concrete event or outcome is shown.

Bryan Michigan Chicago

Also Mentioned on This Page

City Board Park Plunge Corqha Park Improvement Fund Traffic Street Improvement Fund Chrisitian Church Roberts Daley’s Commerce Chamber Flivoyer M. Baird Gate City Amusement Houses and Resorts Wise Churchill
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