02 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1923
Page
1
News reports suggest possible unrest as tensions rise around liquor policy in New York. The piece highlights student and community reactions, with focus on local school elections and notable public figures.
The Congregational church held two special meetings in a week. The Junior Bible Class hosted a mothers reception with about twenty five attendees and feature talks by Mildred Shaw and others. A community tea followed with cookies served by a committee led by Florence Miller and Mabel Miller.
Fragmented OCR text appears to mix personal notes and local notices. It references Harmuth and Eemo Houghs, a cold winter, and a Richardson home in the north, with scattered entries about dates, people, and places. The readable content hints at local correspondence, household mentions, and community references without a coherent single event.
The fragment describes Clara being placed in prison today. It mentions guards, a yard walk, and prisoners in cells, with little coherent context about charges or exact location beyond Los Angeles. The tone implies a courtroom or prison transfer update.
The California Guernsey Breeders Association announces a field day on Saturday June 26 at Addy Stock Farm Van Nuys and Brant Rancho Owenstoutt. Western National Association liaison Westover arrived in Los Angeles to assist with the event. Purebred Livestock Association endorses the tests on Guernsey breeders. Attendees include livestock interests from Southern California and other regions with tours of the Adoty St. Barnota facility noted as the state’s largest and most modern dairy. Talks by prominent western livestock men are planned at this event.
In a Corona Recreation game Dro Do Al Crew rallied a Specials lineup to defeat Jack's Seals on a rough field. Doe showed strong hitting and fielding while players like Al Daniels and Skinner contributed solid defensive plays. Krick in left and Shapel in center staged notable moments as the crowd watched.
A Carleton Post Memorial Day comparison finds three veterans totaling 242 years, with the trio identified as the Post’s oldest members. The group at the ceremony includes Woo Hutibis and others, while the Wednesday service notes a combined age of 1626 and an average of 54 years among attendees.
Urbita Springs announces the summer season opening tomorrow with new attractions and events lined up. Local officials expect steady crowds as visitors arrive for the season in San Bernardino and nearby communities.
A large grass fire near a Chandler area home drew a crowd Friday as flames surged and were fought with water and tools. Neighbors reported heavy smoke and the blaze spreading before firefighters contained the incident.
Readable fragments show names and terms but lack coherent events. The text mentions people such as Mikel and Hamilton and references dates or actions, but specifics remain obscured.
The junior class hosted its annual banquet for the senior class on Friday at the Woman's Improvement Club. Attendees included faculty and board members with spouses. The menu featured fruit cocktail, veal patties, creamed carrots, peas, rolls and butter, tomato salad, tea, ice cream and cake. Mrs. Andrews and Superintendent Woacht spoke. Marguerite Swoverland sang, and Robert Kiohk delivered a piano solo.
The defendants were bound over to appear for trial in superior court with bonds set at $500 each. Attorney Albert Ford of the district attorney's office prosecuted the case for the state.
Willis Macelroy arrives in Corona amid unclear text fragments and scattered phrases. The readable portions mention places like Corona and California, with numerous garbled segments suggesting names and events but lacking coherent details.
The Rev N Jackson Wright is slated to give the baccalaureate address on Sunday in June at the local commencement ceremony. The event will feature dignitaries and a sermon reflecting on graduation themes and community faith.
A Guarantine inspector is described as in critical condition amid unclear circumstances. The report mentions renewal actions and possible transfers involving Los Angeles and other locations with garbled text obscuring details about agencies and dates.
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