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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1925
Page
3
Invitations issued for an afternoon auction bridge party on Wednesday June 10 at the Woman's Improvement Club house hosted by Mrs. Charles Field and Mrs. Clyde Otto. The event follows a schedule of festive socializing and cards.
For the first time a large Republican Woman's Conclave will assemble in Los Angeles on June 23 at the Alexandria Hotel to formalize the California federation. The event promotes citizen involvement and Republican principles with leaders from national and state groups attending.
Mr and Mrs C R Miller returned home this morning from Los Angeles where they attended Shriners programs. They left the Coliseum at 10 45 last night and say the crowd was so great progress was slow, arriving home at five this morning. Girl Scout Hall Hosts Masquerade Party For Junior High Students Miss Noble Paxton and Miss Carmelita Lloyd hosted a masked party at Girl Scout Hall on Main Street for Junior High students. Comic costumes and mask guessing provided much fun. After disguises were removed, games and refreshments followed with chaperones Miss Evelyn Meleen and Miss Sarah Monnette assisting.
A guide urges choosing non crushing clothing for travel, highlighting knitted garments such as golf vests sweaters and scarves. It cites a famous sea voyage passenger who wore a hand knitted green and brown two piece dress and carried a knitted bag to curb seasickness, noting ease of care and tasteful sea attire.
Jay Gould and Arthur Webster visited Los Angeles to view the Shriner electrical parade. Mrs. J. J. Mueller and others returned from a stay in LA, while Misses Hattie Green and Helene Van Zandt attended the Shriner celebration at the colliseum. Coronans includes F. J. Mueller and daughter Marjorie, Elmo Hought, and Dr L. A. Wright. Substantial progress on the Corona Steam Laundry building at Sixth and Fuller streets under N. G. McCurdy.
Contractor Frank L. Crandall secured the work of erecting a new barber shop building on West Sixth near Locke's Tire Shop for Harry Morrison. The 15 by 40 foot structure has the foundation in and materials are being assembled for rapid erection. Crandall recently moved from Long Beach and has since engaged in building activities here. Watsonville General Petroleum Company plans a distributing plant here.
Horace FE Stearns died Thursday morning at his Riverside home 966 West 8th Street Funeral services are set for Saturday at 2 p m at Simons Undertaking Parlor Lemon and 8th Streets He is the father of Mrs S A Dudley of 3010 So Main Street and many friends express condolences
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