Rotary aims and objects committee leadership outlined
Walter Hill president elect announced committee chairs for the new master control group at the Ostend convention. The aims and objects committee will oversee community service and boys work, shaping the organization’s social mission and guidance for citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hill
Ostend
Hife
Aotaslin
Mae
Hill
Fred. Mueller
George
Suidécor
Prentice Pleads Not Guilty In Pottery Case
Judge Stahl set July 3 at two o'clock for a hearing on the pottery charge filed by Frank Chambers through attorneys for the colored club. Prentice, arrested yesterday, had pleaded not guilty. Chambers previously faced a peace disturbance case before Judge McNeil, resulting in dismissal.
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Prentice
Stahl
Frank’ Chambers
Colored” Club
Chambers
Open Bids Soon on March Field Building Scheme
Riverside reports the army plans to begin construction at March Field. Col WW Gardenhire, quartermaster officer in charge, will authorize barracks hangars and officers quarters with bids for administration quarters parachute hut and related buildings opening June 21. About 100000 dollars appropriated for erection.
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Riverside
Statés Department
March Field
Army
WW. K Gardenhire
Obama
ATS
Pears
Fragmentary Lecture Note Teases Detroit Business Link
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a lecture touching on Detroit business links and religious figures, mentioning Christian topics and nearby locations. The readable bits suggest a discussion of economic or community ties within the city.
Arlington Tops Corona In One Run Nightball Thriller
Arlington edged Corona 2 to 1 in a tense nightball clash. Don Sherman pitched well before a seventh inning exit, Stivers held on for the win, and Forbes misfired late as Arlington claimed the decisive run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Schaal
Corona ‘League
Arlington
Patrios
Arington
Don.Sherman
Forbes
Stivers
Siecca Stivers
Forbe
Sky-Pilot
Corone
Skinner
Harris
Willow
Kobayash
Pierce
Tucker
Burgess
Hammon
Corona
Scholder
Elie
Hiliott
Errington
Ae Harris
BBS
Ceeeneeneet Jacobs
Riverside
Ontario
Typographical Error in Grand View Creamery Ad
Readers alerted to a misprint in Grand View Creamery advertisement. The paper listed ice cream prices as 30c per pint and 60c per gallon, but the correct figures are 30c per pint and 60c per quart.
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Grang View Creamery Company
Grand View
Riverside Crash Injures Chino Truck Driver
In Riverside two-truck crash at 6 am left Celio Martinez of Chino with major cuts and bruises after his truck overturned. Harry A Miller of Los Angeles was cited for reckless driving and ordered to appear in West Riverside justice court next Tuesday.
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Riverside
Celio Martinez
Chino
Riverside- Hospital
Harry. A.miller
a-Los
Justice Briggs
West
Dourt
Miller
Martinez
Dr Porter to Speak On The Most Useful Man
Dr Horace Porter of Riverside, noted chautauqua lecturer, will discuss The Most Useful Man That Ever Lived at the Congregational Church Sunday evening. He is known for engaging, widely acclaimed talks and will present a story designed to enlighten and inspire Corona residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oronans
Congregational Church
Horace. Porter
Riverside
Porter
Corona
Unclear text on Corona city zoning and residence safety
Fragmentary notes discuss Corona city zoning and residential safety concerns. The readable phrases reference hearings and perceptions of risk in housing areas and the need for regulations. No coherent event or outcome is established in the legible text.
Building contractor W L Peeler injured after fall
W L Peeler a prominent local building contractor is hobbling with crutches after a twelve foot fall on a Ramona avenue garage job. X rays show a single broken bone in his left foot and he is progressing fairly well despite the handicap.
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W. L. Peeler
Ramona Avenue
Henry Jameson Real Estate Moves to Remodeled Room
Henry Jameson relocates his real estate office to the refurbished room that formerly housed the Corona Investment company, signaling a fresh start in a updated space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jameson
Corona Investment Company
Sorrel and Son Captivates Audiences At California Theatre
Manager Jackson announces with Sunday and Monday showings of Sorrel & Son following a warm reception to Lon Chaney. The film, praised as among the finest in years, showcases Brillant direction and realistic acting with Warwick Deeping's tale of a father and son set in postwar England. Captain Stephen Sorrell returns to find his family and future disrupted, yet strives to provide for his son through hardship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
California Theatre
Sorrell & Son
Lon Chaney
England
H. B. Warner
Anna Q. Nilsson
Alice Joyce
Stephen Sorrell
London
Milk Goat Folks Offer Prizes For Essay Composers
The Southern California Milk Goat Breeders Association announces six prizes totaling 20 dollars for essays on The Milk Goat as a Dairy Animal. Essays must be 500 to 1200 words, judged by three experts, with winning pieces to appear at Pomona and Riverside fairs. Submissions go to Mrs. Stiles in Corona or Rose Saunders in Redlands, Calif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Stiles
Southern California Milk Goat Breeders’ Association
Corona
Pomona
Riverside
Stiles
Southeast Boulevard
Rose Saunders
A.” Redlangs
California
Beaumont Grapes Cherry Season Draws Southern Californians
Beaumont reports a strong cherry season with Black Tartarians dominating the orchards. Visitors from across Southern California come to pick their own fruit as ranchers welcome tourists, boosting a gala weekend atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaumont
California
Smoking ban to cover eighteen California and Nevada forests
Beginning June 10, smoking is prohibited in all eighteen national forests of California and southwestern Nevada, with exceptions for camps and habita tion. The June 10 start also enacts the shovel and ax order requiring fire fighting tools for motorists and pack train parties camping in government forests. Issued by S B Shaw chief of the California district US forest service under authority of the secretary of agriculture, the rules follow federal laws and supersede earlier forest restrictions already in effect in several forests statewide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Nevada
S. B. Shaw
United States Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Congress
Coplen's Super Service Expands with New Pumps
Workmen finish a pretentious addition at the Coplen Super Service station on West Sixth Street. Two large delivery pumps and underground tanks enable offering four standard gasoline brands as business shows steady gains since opening, per J. B. Coplen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coplen
West Sixth Street
Businessa
J. B. Coplen
Egg Prices Steady in Los Angeles Wholesale Market
Los Angeles wholesale eggs held steady yesterday with fresh firsts at 26 cents per dozen, extra large 24 to 26 cents, mediums at 24 cents, and price to retail trade about two cents higher. Butter wholesale cited at 47.8 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los” Angeles
Los Angeles
Bae
Printers to Meet in Riverside District Meeting
District typographers plan a gathering at Riverside hosted by President George M Blair of Beltline Re?enounees. The event aims to discuss labor issues and union coordination among local printers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
George
M. Blair
Fire damages car at Bullock home garage
Fire crews responded to a blaze at the Bullock residence on Merrill and Boulevard last night. A Chrysler roadster owned by Max Bullock was badly damaged as he left the home to check reports and found flames in the garage. Insurance coverage was reported.
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Bullock
Merrill and
Boulevard
Tosca'elock
Ve Department
Max
Farmers Friend Solves Crop Outlook In California Valleys
Sacramento June 7 Special to The Independent State expert E E Kaufman reports interior valleys benefit from warm weather boosting melons onions and potatoes while coastal crops lag quality shatters as harvest peaks in Shatter district New potatoes linger for better prices lettuce moves to cooler coast counties with Contra Costa Salinas Watsonville and San Luis Obispo counties expanding acreage Salinas valley and Watsonville gains noted with increases in lettuce acreage and harvest shifts to summer markets.
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Sacramento
Independent
E. E. Kaufman
Federal Agricultural Statistician
Kaufman
Shatter
California
Couler Coast
Sumer
Contra Costa
Humboldt
San Mateo
San Luis Obispo
Watsonville
Santa Maria Valley
Salinas Valley
Riverside Merchants Cleared of All Charges
In Riverside on June 9 Superior Judge Reuben Schmidt dismissed the allegations of receiving stolen property against fruit merchants Tom Karnakas and George Ginebas. The district attorney moved for dismissal as youths who fabricated stories were minors. Dale Addington, 19, confessed and vindicated the merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Tom Karnakas
George Ginebas
Reuben Schmidt
Ford
Dale Addington
Karnakas
Gianebas
Deward Ferguson
Old Theatre Fixtures Moved From Kinney Hotel Site
Fragments report that all fixtures from the Majestic Theatre were removed from the Kinney Hotel building and room 48 and placed in new relocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
Kinney Hotel
Funeral of late Jay Gould held here on Monday
Funeral services for Jay A Gould of Corona will be held Monday at 2 30 pm at the Looser chapel with Rev Charles Evves of the Congregational church in charge. Gould died Friday morning at 8 o clock at Mary Henderson sanitarium in Banning after a period of illness. He was nearly 27, born in Oakland, resident of Corona, and married to Lola Barnes less than a year ago.
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Jay A. Gould
Corona Young Unit
Sunnyslope Cemetery
Charles E. Evves
Congregational Church
Gould
Mary Henderson
Banning
California
Oakland
Corona
George Gould
Lola Barnes
Jay
Numerous Babies Adopted in May
Sacramento report shows 75 adoption applications received by the state department of social welfare in the past month with 59 babies presented for new parental assignments. Los Angeles County led with 40 applications and 35 adoptions, followed by San Francisco with 8 requests and 4 adoptions, Alameda with 5 requests and 10 adoptions, and Santa Clara with 3 foster parents seeking children. Other counties such as Contra Costa and San Diego each filed two requests. Additional individual adoption requests were filed in Butte Riverside San Joaquin San Mateo Santa Barbara Tulare Tulareme Yolo Humboldt Kings Imperial Marin Orange Siskiyou and Sacramento counties, with Fresno and Kern counties completing 2 adoptions each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Juhe TV
Daily Independent
State Department of Social Welfare
Los Angeles County
Baby Adoption League
San Francisco
Alameda County
Santa Clara County
Contra Costa
San Diego
Butte
Riverside
San Joaquin
San Mateo
Santa Barbara
Tulare
Tuolumine
Yolo
Humboldt
Kings
Imperial
Marin
Orange, Siskiyou
Fresno
Kern
Cornea and Narco Clash Set for Ball Field Showdown
A clash between Cornea and Narco is scheduled for the ball field tomorrow with manager Hil preparing the squad. The prompt matchup highlights a tense baseball showdown and anticipation across the league.
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Grant Ms
Knauer
Arthur
Lang
Jas
Campbell
Gience
Detroit
Jon’ Christian
Sherman
Tee Crean
Truckman
SMASH
DR. Porter
Corona Church
Coronang
Regua
Coronans
Ltd
Farmers
Jay Gould
Sunnyslope
Wards of State
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