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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
2
A knitting feature notes London’s surge in hand knitted plus fours for men, alongside women’s knitting trends. It cites men adopting sport suits, golf sweaters, and durable knitwear, plus advice on earning pin money by knitting golf hose for the wealthy.
Santa Fe's machine shop program involves about $3,000,000 in expenditure and will be in full operation for the coming summer. The project will support fruit movement and other shipments, making Santa Fe shops the largest west of Topeka.
Country club members and friends anticipate a June 12 Friday evening event with Dictor Shura-Cura and his quartet of Melody Makers from Bagdad. The program ends with dancing to four performers and light refreshments served, curtain at eight fifteen.
Wife and four daughters of Mr. Smith Beck will stay in Corona en route to the Arizona City for next term. Mrs. Ella Seares departs for Denver to stay two months with her son and family. Royal Neighbors Modern Woodmen picnic planned at City Park with large attendance expected. Fraternal groups held gatherings at the park and church calendar events featured a picnic dinner and upcoming meetings.
The Mission Playhouse in San Gabriel nears closing as the first season of La Golondrina ends with a matinee on Sunday the 21st. John Steven McGroarty has trained a unique troupe over fourteen years at San Gabriel. The company balanced a successful Mission Play season with work on La Golondrina, the second California pathology play he is writing.
Tonight prayer meetings in all Corona churches at 7 30 p m. Thursday high school commencement in Temescal Lodge at 7 30 p m. Lions meet at Hotel Kinney 6 45 p m. Friday play at Corona Country Club for members. Junior High exams 10 a m. Rotary at Hotel Kinney 12 15 p m. Saturday shopping day with local ads. Public services morning and evening. Municipal notes about street lights addition in Jackson report.
The Beaumont Literary Section held its year end picnic on June 8 1924 at the home of Mrs Jid son Fuller with three autos departing from Mrs Howard Glass. Lunch followed under Captain and Mrs Austin with cherries and coffee. Officers were reelected Mrs Richmond president Mrs Glass vice president and Miss Lillian Lewis secretary treasurer. Plans for next year include history as subject and a book review per meeting.
The Second Annual California State Wide Beauty Pageant opens in Santa Cruz with the Court of Nations set on the boardwalk backdrop of Monterey Bay. Miss Santa Cruz Yetta Habor will inaugurate the event during a Grand Reception, as intercity winners from fifty cities compete for Miss California 1925.
George OBrien stars in The Rough Neck a South Sea island adventure by Robert W Service. Filmed during a six month Solomon Islands voyage it promises sharks fights native dances passionate love scenes and action.
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