Wartime Romance Ends In Outdoor Garden Ceremony
A garden wedding crowned the union of a bride and groom with friends and family in attendance. The bride wore a net gown with a shell pearl, carried gardenias and carnations, and was aided by attendant Ann Skinner. After a short reception at Mission Inn in Rio, the couple departed. The Toastmasters club outlined summer meeting changes including July August September dates and a shift toward table topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
Iniland
Tev
Lowe
Mar- Dorin
Asper
South Pacific
Ann Skinner
Litita Gilliland
Ontario
O. Wishart
Wayne Beast
Ormal
Migsion Inn
Rio
Toastmasters Club
A. H. Gale
F. J. Andrua
Edson B. Fuller
Past Presidents of Woman's Club Lunch Meeting
The Past Presidents of the Woman's Improvement Club held their annual luncheon at the Fuller Rancho with Mrs. Lawrence Thome presiding. The event featured remarks from former leaders and a report on club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Improvement
Club Helal
Setur- Highiday
Fuller
Rancho
Lawrence Thome
Meta Foee
Community Calendar Evening Meetings Tonight and Tomorrow
City council meets at 7 p.m. in council chambers. LO.O. hosts 8 p.m. at LO.C.F. hall. Dunkers gather at 9 a.m. tomorrow on 614 Main St. Woman's Council at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Church of Christ. Episcopal Guild doors open 2:30 p.m. at 136 Southwest Grand Blvd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Council
Lo.o
Lo.c.f
Dunkers
Main St
Woman’s Council
Church of Christ
Episcopal Guild
Southwest Grand Blvd
Fred Wilson Keast Weds In Berkeley
Miss Evelyn Jones of Pomona and Lt. j.g. Fred Wilson Keast of Claremont formerly of Corona united in marriage at the First Congregational church in Berkeley on May 19. The bride wore poudre blue with navy accessories and gladioli and delphinium. The groom, a UC alumnus and naval aviator, earned wings and served in the South Pacific and Guadalcanal. They plan a honeymoon in Berkeley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
Berkeley
Evelyn Jones
Pomona
U.C.L.A
Lockheed
Keast
Chaffey , Junior College
University of California
Naval Air ‘Base
Alameda
Jacksonville
Brig
South
Pacific
Guadalcanal
Steak Bake Held by Faculty of Lincoln School
The annual steak bake by the Lincoln school faculty was hosted Monday evening at Miss Rena White’s Palm avenue home with Miss Bernice Cadger and Mrs. Eut Nice Read assisting. A pink and blue color scheme framed a evening of supper on the White patio followed by formal entertainment and a gift of appreciation for Mrs. Reed, the principal. A second note recalls a Friday evening party at Mrs. Staton’s home honoring Mrs. Bernice Gillespie with games and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln School
Rena White
Palm Avenue
Bernice Cadger
Eutnice Read
White
Reed
Clair Hutchison
Fred Read
Ada Ashcroft
Frances Findley
Mariebelle Stiles
Bess Downing
Esther King
Edith Halling
Helen Bruington
Eleanor Danari
Margaret Bollero
Floyd Staton
Bernice Gillespie
Tars
Staton
Sheridan Street
Ann. Danari
Pete, DeGeorge
Charmazel Maus
Faye Balassi
Earl Wall
Jane ‘Staton
Mildred Sanders
Nancy Muratore
Ruby Tanari
Carmel Dalcamo
Ella Goode
May Self
Sacha Turnam
Betty LeGros
Bertha Taflinger
the Hoateggs
Trio Piano Recital Showcases Mrs Dart’s Pupils
An afternoon festival featured Mrs Genevieve Harmer Dart's pupils performing in a three piano ensemble. Groups ranged from three to nine players with pieces including Star Spangled Banner, Children and Nature themes, sonatinas, and patriotic numbers. Special solos complemented the program with accordion, violin, and vocal numbers amid a stage decorated with a flag and matsillija poppies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Harmer Dart
Richard Selley
Phyllis Brunson
Bruce Dolan
Valley Forge
Victory
Sousa
Bell
Albeniz
Bach
Sttubert
Saints Ideas
Moszkow
Ski
Coupetin
Grunn
Lecuona
Angelo Lunetta
Reuben Lemus
Blaine Bryant
Cammel
Lee
Muratore
Pamelia Moxingson
Kay Seeboki
Irene Dick
Joan Velthoen
Jo Anne Housely
Lila Jean Housely
Lois Millon
Leroy Lusk
Marilyn Herman
Shharli Lyon
Helen
Clark
Jo Ann Roos
Richard Kelley
Beverly Burman
Antoinetta Lunetta
Virginia Jewell
Virginia Bell
Ethel
Dillon
Opa
Nickle
Ann Mc@arty
Martha Jean Kirkpatrick
Donald Root
Kenneth Strong
Bobbie Baker
Wilburn Hacken
Iris Bonner
Las Verne
Combs
Jackie Phillips
Cay Lincoln
Patricia
Padgett
Patsy
Howard
Billie Belcher
Wilma
Lisle
Nadine Lask
Bernice Todd
Magon
Thompson
Norma
Roos
Marilyn Roat
Phyllis
Weekend Visitors and Local Notices Highlight Corona Social Scene
Miss Catherine Fraser of Los Angeles visited Corona guests including Mr and Mrs John Lufkin from Long Beach. Local families hosted weekend gatherings, cemetery visits, and hospital updates as residents shared news of guests, births, and travel across nearby cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coronna
Corona
Catherine Fraser
Los Angeles
John Lufkin
Long Beach
Poppy Sale Nets Legion Auxiliary Here Nearly $2560
Mrs. Harry Whealy Poppy day chairman and Corona residents helped the American Legion Auxiliary raise almost 2560 from a two day sale. All poppies sold Saturday and proceeds fund welfare work of the Auxiliary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion Auxiliary
Harry Whealy
The
American Legion, Auxiliary Today
Corona
Hoon
Auxiliary
Women of St John’s Have Two Meetings This Week
Women of St John’s Episcopal church Avil hold two meetings this week. On Wednesday June 2 the Gulki will meet at the home of Mrs Charles Scoville 136 Southwest Grand Bijal Mrs Ralph W Stanfield will preside. Friday the Auxiliary meets at the home of Mrs Thomas Rude 1822 Main Street Mrs Rude is president of the Auxiliary will preside at the business session. Miss ie will be the Teacher for the ice Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main- Street
Andrew County Picnic Set in Los Angeles for Ex‑Residents
All former Andrew county residents now in California are urged to attend the annual picnic at Sycamore Grove Park Los Angeles on Sunday June 13. The Andrew County Association of California leads the arrangements with Carl L. Stout serving as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew County
Missouri
California
Sycamore
Grove Park
Los Angeles
Association of California
Carl L. Stout
Nation mourns lower Memorial Day death toll amid rationing
United Press reports the three day holiday saw 144 deaths vs 350 last year. Gas rationing and a 35 mile per hour limit helped safety, with 71 peo ple killed in peacetime accidents and 38 more in other incidents. California led with 19 fatalities, Indiana 13, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania nine each, Minnesota and Michigan eight each. Most war plants remained open as workers stayed on production lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United: Press
California
Indiana
Punels
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Michigan
Nesota
Death of Sgt Richard Leae Set Carden
Mrs. W M Wrinkle received word of the death of her nephew Sgt Richard Leae Set Carden with the 85th Army in Dutch Harbor. He was 24, from Lebanon Missouri, and the death is reported to have occurred May 18. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. aisc in Soruid.
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T. Sqt
Edwin R. Brimberry
Riverside Community Hospital
Brimberry
Ann Norton
Sgt. Brimberry
W. M. Wrinkle
Richard le Ae Set
Carden
Harbor
Lébanon
Mo. Be
Es Aisc
Soruid
War Time Stamp Validity Notices and Details
Public notices detail expiration dates for Blue and Sugar Stamps, for canning and household foods, with stamps No. 12 15 16 18 24 and others from Book One and Three. It notes valid through dates June 7 August 18 June 3 and June 15 with specific items like coffee sugar and shoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lova
Unclear Family Visit Noted in Fairfax
Fragment describes Mr and Mrs Truman Phillips and their daughter Blaine visiting parents Mr and Mrs Tom Phillips on E street in Fairfax. Phillips is in the Navy and stationed at Tiburon. They returned home last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Phillips
Blaine
Robert’ Hebenstreif
Phyllis Puder
Truman
Phillips
Fairfax Wipent
A. Weéere
Tom
Simon
Hebenstreit
Navy
Tiburon
Cordha Norco War Chest council approves fund payments
Members of the Cordha Norco War Chest council met Friday evening at the Chamber of Commerce and approved allocations totaling 2300 dollars. Payments included 100 to the Queen Wilhelmina fund 100 to Greek Rel ief Society 250 to Navy Relief Society and 100 to the war prisoners relief fund. Discussions covered fall drives and a larger scale fiesta to raise relief money with no definite decisions on these plans. Attending were Joy G Jameson Elvin Touens William Boell Rex Conklin and Ben Sempeelle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cordha-Norco ‘War ‘Chest Council
the. Chamber ‘of Commerce
Wilhelmina Fund
Wan’ Relief Society
Navy Relief Society
erona-Norco- Commi
Rex
Joy G
Jameson
Elvin’ I
Nellie LeGros longtime resident dies at 68
Friends regret the death of Nellie LeGros 68 who lived in Glendale after leaving Inglewood. She died Wednesday May 26 after residing here since 1902 and funeral services were held at Forest Lawn on Friday May 28. Survivors include eight children: Helen Harts Oakland Lucille Lawson Glendale Eileen Goforth Geneva Lloyd Taglwood Birnest LeGros Los Angeles Clyde LeGros Monte Francis Begros Corona and Harry LeGros in the U S Army overseas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Lloyd
Driver Morgan Hurt In Early Morning Crash
Mr Morgan of 2021 Park Street sustained painful injuries and was treated at the hospital Saturday morning after his car collided with a vehicle driven by Joe Ridgot of Belle Street at 6:57 AM near Bight Street and Southeast Grand Boulevard. The Hoover Bell ambulance transported the injured to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansd
Morgan
Park
Grand
Joe. C
Belle Street
Hoover-Bell Ambulance
Auto stolen on Main Street recovered next day
James W. Robinson reported to police Saturday night that his car had been stolen from Main Street between Sixth and Seventh Streets. Police later located the vehicle Sunday morning and learned it had been driven away by another motorist who mistook the car for his own.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Robinson
Main Street
Belgian youths seized by Nazis sent to German foster farms
A fragment reports Belgian 14 year olds being taken from parents by Nazi forces and indentured to German foster families on farms. The brief notes the coercive relocation during occupation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgium
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Harold Vacantie
Igh
Detroit
Pda
St. oDevn
Andi
Woman's Club
Incheon
Fred Wilson
Lincoln Schole
Fridia
Afafah
Truman Phillips
Hiaine
Stion’ Hebenstreit
John “Edwards
Robert Hebenstreit
Norco
Kate Wallace
Nora ,Hearn
Nina Buré‘le
Claire Buller
Santa Monica
Clarence L. Stangeland
Local Water Company
the Fire Department
Tuscon and Douglas
Arizona
W. H. Saidan
George Foster
Florence Erb
Edith ‘DeLozier
Beulah Rush ‘Baldwin
Bert Johnson
A. H. Hanapel
Bark Street
Ed, ‘Rodgers
Balboa Island
Harold Baker
Corona Hospital
West Sixth Street
Betty Lou
San Bernardino
Mrs. Hanapel
C. M. Burns
ST. John's
ODD Fellows Lodge
Boole Cary
Ir’ Chest’ Council
Mec
ARS
Nellie. Legros
Dies Inc
Glendale
Sonn
Baten
Frisco
James Cagney
Hayward Lumber
Insurance
E. Sixth St
Ke Vanderhoof
Ramona ‘Street
Anvningr
Aleontia
Sanffary
Danny
Bhones
Cami
Kresh
Jewelers
Ethan Allen
Manin
Pacific Motor
Ramona
Vhone 660
Hoover & Bell
Hoover
Wm. R. Bell
S. W. Blvd
Sam Speer
West Sixth’ Street
East Sixth
Ebonard's
CABE
East Sixth Street
Houck
Theater
Kodak
Photestating
Gardin
Aare
Alba
Gpuerak Tanohing
Tr Kanes
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