Corona Civic Efforts Aim to Beautify City Homes
An appeal from Corona civic leaders urges residents to improve home grounds this summer using rake and hoe. The piece notes gains in the north part of town, praises the City Beautiful group, and contrasts past and present visuals while urging community pride. It also mentions local crime news and regional politics including Los Angeles election intrigue and the Riverside fair merger debate.
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Corona
California
City Beautiful
Sheriff Pushes Fumigation Plan for New Riverside Jail
Riverside June 2 Sheriff Carl Rayburn urged the board of supervisors to install a fumigation plant at the new county jail to treat prisoners clothing blankets and bed pads. The $2600 system would disinfect with cyanide and formaldehyde and follows a Pasadena Los Angeles jail model. A clothing fumigation process will swap inmates into dungarees after bathing to prevent pest and disease transfer.
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Riverside
Carl Rayburn
Riverside County Board of Supervisors
Pasadena
Los Angeles
W. L. Carlson
Corona Gardens Improve Over Last Year in Contest
Corona's gardens in the second annual contest show significant improvement, with more entries and better displays than last year. The City Beautiful committee and Mrs. R. L. Willits reported the judging was progressing and expected results to outshine the first contest.
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Corona Gardens
Corona’s
City Beautiful
Chamber of Commerce
R. L. Willits
Legion Plans Fireworks Fete on July Fourth
Corona post of the American Legion approved a July Fourth fireworks display in Corona with additional plans possibly covering the entire day. A planning committee including C Gulley Day Jewell and D G Hows will meet to finalize activities and publicity and concessions.
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Legion
Corona
American Legion
C. Gulley
Day Jewell
D. G. Hows
al Root
Roy Wolfe
Plans for Vacation Close Summer Court Sessions
Superior Court calendar was continued to September 14 as judges G R Freeman and O K Morton presided. Criminal matters proceed during summer. only emergency civil cases go to court. Departments close in different months with law and motion probate and default on special dates.
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Riverside
G. R. Freeman
O. K. Morton
Corona Motorist Sentenced to County Camp for DUI Guilty Plea
Corona resident Eledesma pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated. Superior Court sentenced him to probation with three months in the county road camp.
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Corona
Frank Eledesma
Mrs Smith and niece visit Southern California sights
Mrs. Smith from the Mission apartments entertains her niece Mrs. George Briggs of Harve Montana. The visitors arrived last Saturday and will spend the rest of the week touring Los Angeles and surrounding area.
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Smith
The
Mission Apartments
George Briggs
Harve
Montana
California
Philharmonic to stage spring concert in San Bernardino
Leader Mr Franklin and Glenn Turner of Corona are members of the San Bernardino Philharmonic orchestra which will give its spring concert at San Bernardino high school auditorium Thursday night. The orchestra is directed by Dr J Plowe of Los Angeles with Everton E Stidham as soloist. Eighty five musicians from Southern California interior, many with national orchestra experience, compose the group.
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Mr. Franklin
Glenn Turner
Corona
San Bernardino
Riverside lawyers plan hillside gathering at Fidel Ganahl ranch
About fifty Riverside county bar association members and guests will convene tonight at the Fidel Ganahl ranch on Main street for a hillside fiesta. Assemblyman Isaac Jones of Ontario will be the principal speaker, with visitors from neighboring counties and San Bernardino appellate bench likely to attend.
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South Hills
Riverside County
Riverside County Bar Association
A. E. Ganahl
Fidel Ganahl Rancho
Main Street
Jack Forehand
Rancho
Isaac Jones
Ontario
Appelate Bench
San Bernardino
Y Boys of Corona Meet at Riverside
A group of Corona Y M C A boys met in Riverside with newly elected counselor Frank B Ware. County secretary Earley Dexter outlined summer camp plans. The club organized future programs and aims to form more clubs across Southern California. A social session followed with volleyball and swimming.
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Frank B. Ware
Riverside
Earley Dexter
California
Riverside Coach Jess Hill Returns to Lead Junior College Football
Riverside June 2. Jess Hill Hollywood Stars left fielder and former Trojan football star will coach Riverside junior college football again next fall. The board of education re employed Hill on a three month contract after the Pacific Coast league season ends, with duties starting October 1. Corona earns top chemistry honors as two students from local schools win state wide awards. Smith first and Thompson second, from Corona, were tested at Redlands University and will attend Occidental College dinner Friday with instructor. This is Corona’s first time winning the national chemistry honor for a high school.
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Riverside
Jess Hill
Hollywood
Trojan
Riverside Junior College
Board of Education
Hill
Hollywood Stars
Donald Smith
Tyler Thompson
Corona Studets
University of Redlands
Smith
Thompson
Occidental College
Corona
Robert Fink
Merger OKed for Southern California Fair and Exposition
Riverside June 2 The legality of the proposed merger of the Southern California Fair and International Date Show with the Los Angeles County fair into a single Pomona exposition was upheld by Attorney General U S Webb. The opinion clears the way for boards of both fairs to take definite action and finalize the merger.
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Riverside
Pomona
U. S. Webb
Heavy Fine Given Purveyor of Liquor in California
J T Niblett of Arlington faced a $1000 fine suspended if he leaves California within five days after pleading guilty to selling one gallon of liquor to a sheriff's office operative on May 14. A related felony possession charge was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Riverside
California
J. T. Niblett
Arlington
R. A. Moore
Sheriff's Office
Superior
Marty P. Amstutz
Niblett
Leonard J. Difani
County Recorder May Report Highlights Deeds and Fees
May county records show 697 deeds 183 trust deeds 30 mortgages 64 releases 161 reconveyances with receipts of 2561.75. Marriage licenses issued 118 receipts 286. Justice court disposed 193 cases. County fees 169 county fines 572 city fines 266 total 1007.85.
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Justice Court
Scouts Parley Held in Riverside With Leaders Present
Joy G. Jameson presided as Riverside county Boy Scout council president at a luncheon in Riverside. E R Nonhof of Corona represented the Corona Norco district.
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Joy G. Jameson
Riverside County Boy Scout Council
Riverside
E. R. Nonhof
Corona
Corona-Norco
Riverside Farm Bureau reports strong membership growth
Riverside county farm bureau enrollment reaches 797 after a membership contest. Palo Verde Valley wins first with 82 new members and 100 total, led by S. D. Kamrar and Alice Hanlin. Little Lake second with 88 members, Beaumont third with 75 under L. M. Anderson.
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Riverside
Riverside County Farm Bureau
Joan Campede
Palo Verde Valley Farm Center
Palo Verde
County Farm Bureau
S. D. Kamrar
Alice Hanlin
C. C. Nordal
Little Lake Farm Center
Little Lake Group
Beaumont
L. M. Anderson
Insanity Defense or Mrs Farris A Present Plan
Joseph Seymour, attorney, entered a not guilty plea by reason of insanity for Mrs Belle Farris of Corona in Riverside. She is charged with murder of her husband William F. Farris at their West Tenth street home on April 24. The case was set for June 30 with the insanity issue to be tried first.
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Joseph Seymour
Belle Farris
Corona
William F. Farris
West Tenth Street
Morton
Superior Court of
Riverside
Riverside County Grand Jury
Instruction School for P T A Workers to be Held
Mrs Clarence McCarty Corona council Par en-Teachers' association announces a P T A work instruction school at Chema Union High Riverside on June 5 at 10 am with luncheon at noon Reservations should be made with Mrs Ewing Norco secretary of the local group Mrs Fred Schaeffer Los Angeles second vice president state association will lead the program
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Clarence McCarty
Corona Council
Paren-Teachers’ Association
P.-T.a
Chemena Junior High School
Riverside
Ewing
Norco
Fred Schaeffer
Los Angeles
State Association
Riverside Peace Officers Prep For Beaumont Meeting
Riverside county peace officers plan to attend a Beaumont meeting on Thursday night. Corona members of the association will join the gathering to discuss local policing and community safety efforts.
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Corona
Riverside County Peace Officers’ Association
Beaumont
Rialto Lagers Crush Corona 23 to 0 in Nightball Thriller
Morgan clan of Rialto routed Corona 23 to 0 as twenty five hits battered Corona pitchers Jordan and Riley. Jordan, recent Corona signee, struggled after entering late and gave up seven teen hits in six innings. Corona managed nine hits but could not push across runs. Pomona beat Arlington 7 to 5 in a free hitting, loosely officiated clash.
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Corona
Morgan Clan
Rialto
Jordan
Riley
Corona Buckers
Tedder
Trojans
County Spends Quarter Million on Grime Watchdog
California counties totaling 14.296 million dollars protect citizens and property with county sheriffs offices largest cost. Riverside spent 251230 last year. overall protection costs edged down from 1929 figures as population grows.
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Sacramento
Independent
California
Riverside County
Corona and Norco Papers to Merge Under Harbert
The Corona Courier reports a leasing deal with J. L. Harbert owner of the Norco Beacon. The weekly papers will combine under Harbert’s management starting June 1 and be printed at the Daily Independent plant with community news for Corona and Norco.
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Corona Courier
Independent
George M. Blair
J. L. Harbert
Norco Beacon
Courier
Initiation Postponed for Starlight Rebekah Lodge
Josephine Johnston, noble grand, says the Rebekah initiation ceremonies planned for June 11 have been postponed to June 25. The lodge regular meeting will convene as usual on the original date.
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Rebekah Lodge
Josephine Johnston
Noble Grand of
Eisey
Intention to Wed Filed by Corona Couple
Notice filed yesterday with the Riverside County clerk records the intention to wed of Frank Emerson, twenty three, and Miss Mae Tisnerat, both prominent Corona residents.
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Riverside
Frank Emerson
Mae Tisnerat
Corona
Los Angeles Visitor Promotes Local Ford Motion Picture Event
James Coplen of Coplen Motor travels to Los Angeles on business tied to a Ford motion picture show planned for next Monday at the local company. A detailed announcement will appear in this newspaper later.
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James Coplen
The
Coplen Motor Company
Los Angeles
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