Corona High juniors win chemistry trophy in Southland
Two Corona high school juniors Tyler Thompson and Donald Smith earned the American Chemical Society trophy after a three hour contest against top Southern California students. Their teacher C A Valle and math instructor Edith I Brown are praised for foundational work.
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Corona High School
Tyler Thompson
Donald
Smith
California
American Chemical Society
Southland
C. A. Valle
Edith I. Brown
Forest Fire Aid Urged in Cleveland National Forest
Henry Valentine, federal ranger in charge of the mountains section, asks residents of the Cleveland National Forest watersheds to preach carefulness to prevent fires. He notes a stronger fire-fighting stance than ever before, with Santiago Peak lookouts plus eight additional patrolmen assigned to special duty across the forest.
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Corona
Clevelatin National Forest
Henry Valentine
Deral
Valentine
Pepe
Santiago ‘Peak
Council Refuses Garbage Hauling License in Test
Corona council denies a garbage hauling license to R M Clark under the new ordinance after a brief discussion of enforcing the law. A public dance permit for Circle Arbor pavilion was granted. The American Legion gets one day use of the city plunge and grounds for Fourth of July events. Bills approved by the finance committee were ordered paid.
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Corona
R. M. Clark
State Railway Commission
Pacific Electric Railway
Arlington-Corona
Circle Arbor
C. Gully
American Legion
Legion
Recreation Club Sells Advertising Certificates In Corona
The Corona Recreation club sells Co op erative Advertising Certificates valued at 8.70 for 1. Purchases available from H G Phillips or board members. Certificates redeemable for 2 50 in merchandise 3 50 in services and 2 70 in recreation with five ball game admissions four golf games and two skating admissions. Valid until Sept 1 1931 ball admissions by July 14. Profit shared with J W Cort who promoted the idea after prior successes.
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Corona Recreation Club
H. G. Phillips
Recreation Club
J. W. Cort
Junior Lions Gather in Elsinore for Ladies Night
The Corona Junior Lions join members from citrus belt clubs tonight at the Elsinore Cleveland Country Club for a ladies night. Raymond Downs of Riverside, newly elected council president, will chair the business session. William Burrows, new governor of the district, will be guest of honor.
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Junior Lions Club of
Corona
Citrus Belt Council
Elsinore Club
Clevelin Country Club
Lions
Raymond Downs
Riverside
William Burrows
Federated Junior Lions Clubs
Corona High School Wins Chemistry Victory for Top Students
Corona High School celebrates Tyler Thompson and Donald Smith as top competitors in a Southern California American Chemical Society contest. Instructor C A Vaile and math teacher Edith Brown praise the students and their strong math foundation as key to the win amid 10 000 participating chemistry students from 200 high schools.
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Corona High School
Tyler Thompson
Donald Smith
American Chemical Society of Southern California
C. A. Vaile
L. D. Roberts
University of Southern California
Corona
Southland
Thompson
Smith
Edith Brown
Corona Chamber Heads Discuss Highway Projects at Luncheon
Corona chamber of commerce directors met at Kinney cafe with 16 of 18 present to discuss surface of county highway linking Temescal road and Glen Heights springs. T C Jameson, board of supervisors chairman, supported the plan and will take it up. They endorsed the American Legion Fourth of July celebration program.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Kinney Cafe
L. L. Andrews
T. C. Jameson
Board of Supervisors
Temescal Road
Glen Ivg
Jameson
American Legion
C. J. Lincoln
Romola Hearing Moves as Bloodgood Testifies
Herman H. Bloodgood, former state official, took the stand in Los Angeles in the mail fraud trial of Alexander Hursh and 18 Romola Inc. associates. He described dealings of the state real estate department with Romola and introduced correspondence showing efforts to obtain delayed titles for Romola clients. He also testified about rebukes to Habsh and Romola for alleged misleading ads in local newspapers.
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Alexander Hursh
Romola, Inc
Kiliis
Los Angeles
Herman H. Bloodgood
Romola Inc
Romola
Habsh
Company
Corona Legion plans Fourth of July celebration in city
The American Legion post of Corona wins strong support from the chamber of commerce and city council for a daylong Fourth of July event. Plans include fireworks, a baseball game, a picnic at the park, and aid from local fireworks makers to ensure a grand display. The closing of stores on the holiday is to be decided by the Corona Businessmen’s Association.
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American Legion
Corona
C. J. Lincoln
Asa
Board of Directors
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Legion
Plana
C. Gully
The
Gully
Corona Business Men's Association
Olive Woman Praises Harvard Boat Crew After Rescue
Mrs A W Mollica of Olive praised the Harvard lifeboat crew for saving passengers from the grounding off Point Arguello. She described three hours at sea aiding lifeboats, noting broken boiler made water oily and oars slimy, and that intoxicated passengers were aboard the coast steamer en route to Los Angeles.
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Olive
Harvard
Point Arguello
A. W. Mollica
Parent-Teachers Association
San Francisco
Rock Reef
Louisville
Los Angeles
Mollica
Waiting vs Working Split Sparks Debate
Report notes many residents idle while others push labor, highlighting social and economic tensions. Authorities urge productive employment and community programs to reduce idleness and boost local output.
Riverside County Treasurer Reports May Receipts and June Cash on Hand
Riverside County Treasurer Alice Mitchell reports May receipts of 1,074,216.26 including tax second installment returns. Disbursements totaled 394,117.43. On June 1 cash on hand stood at 2,199,426.91.
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Riverside County
Alice Mitchell
Man Seeks Probation After Guilty Plea in Drunken Driving
Earl Hoenschel admitted drunken driving in superior court and requests probation. A ruling is expected on June 6.
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Earl Hoenschel
Corona Fans See Doubleheader Ahead of Orange Belt Lead
Corona fans will attend a Sunday doubleheader at the city park diamond as Corona hosts Ontario in two games with a 1 15 start. If Corona wins both, they near clinching the Orange Belt pennant. Skinner and Jones will guard the first game while Hughes and Stoltz pair up for the second.
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Corona
Orange Belt Baseball League
Pawi
Ontario
Skinner
Jones
Hughes
Stoltz
Tennis battles waged at school en prize trophy
The annual high school tennis tournament for the Edwin Birdsall silver trophy opened Monday with semifinals set for Thursday and finals Saturday. Eight players remain after third round as Blair, Sherwood, Whitcomb, McCurdy, Veach, Smith, Chronister and Herbert Smith lead the field amid close matches and a freshmen junior high exhibition to follow.
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Edwin Birdsall
C. A. Vaile
Chie
Blair
Sherwood
Whitcomb
McCurdy
Veach
Smith
Herman Chronister
Herbert Smith
Birdsall
Walter Blair
William Clark
Elbridge Wallace
Harold Heers
John Ganahl
Onley Hammond
Loyd Sherwood
Leo Gervais
Harry Whitcomb
Ralph Paxton
Fred Kuster
Berlyn Brockman
Wilmer Buzan
Robert Snedecor
Albert McC
Busan
Robinson
D. Smith
Gregory
Chroniater
Rossiter
H. Smith
Krick
Regular Lions Club Meeting Agenda and Postponed Ladies Night
The Corona Lions club will hold its regular noon meeting Tuesday at Kinney cafe per president Dr D D Roos. The planned ladies night at Glen Ivy tomorrow has been postponed to a later date. New business includes installation of officers led by newly elected president George V Claytor.
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Corona Lions Club
Kinney Cafe
D. D. Roos
Ladies
Glen Ivy
George V.” Claytor
Riverside Council Notices Pacific Electric Rail Change
The Riverside City Council reports an official notice of a State Railway Commission hearing on Pacific Electric and its plan to abandon passenger service between Arlington and Corona. The June 17 session will be led by Examiner Hanford at Riverside City Hall with no formal city representation appointed. The council notes dwindling ridership and considers seeking extended hourly service if permission is granted.
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Los ‘Angeles
Agricultural Experiment Station
Berkeley
Hemet News
Arlington Cannery
Riverside Club of Lions
Corona Lions
Roscoe Johnson
Riverside
T. H. Rosenberger
The
Fair Association
Riversidera
Pomona
Riveralde
Pacific Electric Railway
Corona
Arlington
State Railway Commission
Key
Hanford
Riverside City Hall
Riverside City
Pacific Electric
Commission
Ington
J.W. Wells
Railroad Commission
Riverside Council
Boys of City Can Earn Theatre and Plunge Tickets
City youths are offered free tickets to Corona theatre and the municipal plunge under a city Beautiful project. Each boy earns one or more tickets by contributing cleanup footage along Perkins Street. Blank forms and project details available at Corona chamber of commerce.
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Bea
Corona Theatre
Perkins
Regar
the Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Probation sought in Riverside forgery case
Sherman West of Corona pleaded guilty in Riverside Superior Court this week to forgery and asked Judge Freeman for probation. A report on the loss of two coronas was noted in the headline blaze of the courtroom.
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Sherman ~ Weat
Corona
Riverside Superior Court
Freeman
Coron
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