County Farm Bureau directors gather for luncheon session
Riverside County Farm Bureau directors met at YWS ranch with President John Wherrell to review monthly business and discuss pest control. Delegates from Norco Corona and other area centers reported on local activities as over 200 members joined the Traveling Conference notes and arrangements for pest eradication were outlined to county officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside County Farm Bureau
John E. Wherrell
Yws Ranch
Farm Bureau
Little Lake
Corona
Perris
Beaumont
Coachella Valley
Alvord
Norco
Jurupa
Murrietam
E. Irene Anderson
Ww. F. Eldridge
Berkeley
John Wherrell
County Farm Bureau
Postelewaite
Coachella
C. L. Shaw
W. F. Eldridge
L. A. Fink
P. T. Carter
Geo. W. Thomas
D. S. Bell
A. E. Bottel
Peter T. Carter
Univeristy of California Agricultural Extension Service
California
Big plans for Kansas meet at Orange County Park picnic
All ex Kansans and visitors are invited to an all day picnic at Orange County Park six miles east of Orange on Saturday June 20. Bring own baskets while coffee cream and sugar are provided free. After luncheon there will be 30 minutes of five minute talks and dancing for the young folks in the afternoon hosted by the Orange community chamber of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County Park
Orange
Orange Community Chamber of Commerce
Complaints Charge Perjury and Libel in Anaheim
Anaheim June 10 Complaints charging criminal libel and perjury issued against M L Harbison who last week led ouster attempts against the anti Klan city administration. The complaints sworn by A W Franzen trustee allege Harbison's petition claimed officials hired an ex convict for chief of police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaheim
M. L. Harbison
A. W. Franzen
Board of Trustees
Harbison
Charles D. Nichols
Franten
Kian
Fumigators Meet to Discuss Citrus Pest Control Methods
Nearly 100 fumigators from Southern California gathered at city hall with citrus growers and Riverside station officials. G W Waterbury led the session, focusing on pest control history and the shift to fumigation as the proper method. Quayle Bottel and Woglum shared charts and experiences on gas mixtures and efficacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
California
G. W. Waterbury
Citrus Experiment Station
Riverside
A. E. Bottel
Riverside County
H. J. Quayle
University of California Citrus Experiment Station
Harry M. Smith
R. S. Woglum
California Fruit Exchange of
Los Angeles
Boutel
HH. G. Quayle
Indoor baseball clash set for next Friday night
Corona indoor baseball team travels to meet Ontario on the local grounds next Friday night. Riverside leads Ontario in two prior meetings, but Ontario has improved its lineup and a fast game is anticipated.
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Corona
Ontario
Riverside
Alta Mesa Mutual Moves Principal Office to Corona
Certificate filed with Riverside County Clerk shows moving of principal place of business from Riverside to Corona. A. G. Barnes is president and C. M. Scaville is secretary of Alta Mesa Mutual Water Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside
Corona
D. G. Clayton
Alta Mesa Mutual Water Company
A. G. Barnes
C. M. Scaville
No Fireworks Ban Enforced in Corona Before July 3
Corona officials warn no fireworks may be sold or lit before noon July 3 and will enforce Ordinance 408. Violations carry a $160 fine or 30 days’ imprisonment. Chief Bradshaw says some dealers already instruct buyers not to use them on the Fourth and will be arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Bradshaw
T. C. Jameson
County Board of Supervisors
West Sixth Street
Temescal Road
West Sixth
Temescal
Jameson
Buron Fitts to Speak at Flag Day Ceremonial
Attorney Buron Fitts, former Los Angeles deputy district attorney and past California State American Legion commander, will be the orator at the B P Q O Ellis Flag Day ceremony in Fairmont Park Monday at 8 oclock. Riverside lodge officers will lead the program with music, a tribute to the flag, and Fitts will deliver the address. The Elks parade at 7:15 from the clubhouse with Riverside Military Band, then motor rides to the park for the ceremony open to the public.
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Buron Fitts
Los Angeles
California State American Legion
B. P. QO. Ellis
Fairmount Park
Elks Lodge
Riverside Lodge
America
Riverside Military Band
Elks Quartet
R. J. Welch
Mjr
E. J. Burr
Searching Parties Hunt for Amundsen Explorers
Three search parties are organized to locate the Amundsen Ensworth fliers. The Norwegian steamer Ingertre sails to Spitzbergen to scout ice fields. MacMillan's Greenland expedition plans to depart in late June. Jean Charcot leads a third French effort to Greenland as Arctic experts warn Amundsen may run out of food within a week unless he shoots game.
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Amundsen-Ensworth
Ingertre
Spitzbergen
MacMillan
Tah
Greenland
Amundsen
Jean Charcot
France
Street crossing tunnel for school children under study
City officials in Los Angeles consider a tunnel under a street to aid schoolchildren crossing. Details on location costs and approval timeline are under discussion.
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Los Angeles Street
Road over Donner Summit to be Resurfaced Sacramento
Road over Donner Summit in California is scheduled for resurfacing work. Officials have announced planned maintenance to improve surface condition and drive quality along the route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Donner Summit
Examination for County Teachers Arranged
A Riverside county board of education meeting will finalize plans for teachers' exams starting June 22 for Riv erside county schools next year. The office collects $12 retirement fund dues from each teacher statewide, and prepares $1 500 000 school budgets and plant improvement advice for trustees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Education
Ira C. Landis
County Superintendent of Schools
Riverside County
California
Dollie Garst
Brush Fire Burns Grazing Area Near Banning
A brush fire near Banning burned about 400 acres before county fire officials led by Fire Warden Fred M. Baird gained control. Local boys playing with matches are blamed for starting the blaze on land used by ranchers for cattle grazing, split between county and Indian reservation areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banning
Fred M. Baird
MGM Plans $25 Million Film Theater Expansion
Metro Goldwyn Mayer motion picture interests announce a $25,000,000 program to build or renovate film theaters across multiple regions of the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer
Motion Picture
Referee Resigns in Santa Barbara Bankruptcy Case
W P Butcher Jr longtime referee in bankruptcy for Santa Barbara county resigns over plan to settle B Lewis debt. Lewis assets listed at 1 million with liabilities around 10 million. Plan proposed by Oscar L Willitt would issue real estate certificates upon 50 percent claim deposits to pay a San Francisco bank mortgage.
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Santa Barbara
W. P. Butcher, Jr
Santa Barbara County
B. @. Lewis
Atascadero Colony
Butcher
William P. James
Lewis Companies
Lewis
Oscar L. Willitt
San Francisco
Washington Class Day Delivers Student Spotlight and Awards
Washington school sixth graders staged a full program with student leadership, music solos, dialogues, playettes, a dance, and an accordion solo. Nellie Danzo won the best gardener prize. Ada Achcroft, Grace Guerbino and Emma Lincoln earned perfect conduct awards as 39 graduates depart amid mixed pride and regret.
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Washington School
Earl Reinwald
Twins
Milton and
Merrit Meyer
Evelyn Roberts
Marcella Crick
Nellie Danzo
Ada Achcroft
Grace Guerbino
Eamma Lincoln
Regular aviation service planned from San Francisco to Sacramento
San Francisco officials announce a regular air route to Sacramento with scheduled flights and expected daily service. The plan outlines a direct link between the two cities, signaling growth in regional air transport.
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San Francisco
Sacramento
San Diego YWCA plans four story addition and new office
San Diego groups announce a four story addition for the YWCA, Pacific Telephone Co. will construct a new office building, and the Medical Arts office building is planned to rise ten stories.
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San Diego
Pacific Telephone Co
Medical Arts
California road funds ample for construction despite veto
State Controller Ray L. Riley announced California will have about 16.4 million dollars for road work in the next two years from gasoline and plate taxes and highway revenues, with an additional potential 6 million if the Breed tax had passed. Budgeted 20 million allocates 11 million for reconstruction and 9 million for maintenance. actual revenues could exceed allocations, but $2.9 million in department expenses are covered by bond funds.
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Sacramento
California Highway Commission
Richardson
Ray L. Riley
Riley
Senate
H.R. Braden
Board of Control
Highway Commission
Treasury
Department
Driver Weller Assessed Fines in City Court
City records show Muller fined twice for reckless driving at $25 each after a session yesterday. Ernest Gutaghi of Los Angeles paid a fine for unsafe road usage on West Sixth Street last Sunday. Torres Seleshan, unable to pay, jailed 12 days and had operator license suspended 30 days after prior park nuisance case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AL Muller
Ernest K. Gutaghi
Los Angeles
West Sixth Street
O. ‘Torres
Sleshan
Basily
Hicenke
Torres
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Russian Thistle A Menace
Kansas
Alta Mesa Mutual
American Legion
Washington
Accordion
Parmello Guerbino
Ada Ashcroft
Charlotte Dowdle
Monte Mutter
Mildred Brockman
Ruth Bowen
Alma Contee
Tie Dineri
Mary Danyo
Nellie Jace
Charlotte Lbowdle
Vera Poder
Grace Guterbite
Duamita Deetie Creneva Latras
Naive
Marcella Ikkrie
Flora Stee
Harbor
Ther Cae
Opal Rens
Baluo Marbedio
Ceees
Phine Serrazo
Hoys
Sielph Aguirre
Oy Beal
Hom Topae Evi
Pete Peececrec
Jolu Ha Gros
Uarsa Howtpertdie
Qaeda Oo
Slaverern Gowele
Geedeg Gaener
Giate Paregmib
Waibhera
Fr. Wil
Aberrit
Abe.ces
Bitear Meyer
Chartie Marratece
Ate@pte Moatter
Hark Reinwald
Fred Petuueca
Lye Ville Verondoek
Lea Dite
Commission
Wes
Weller
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