Unique Christian Church Morning Service at Ninth and Main
The Church of Christ at Ninth and Main will host a morning service on Sunday June 12 with a board report on yearly financial and spiritual progress. A note paid by members will be burned ending a local debt while plans for building repairs paint and carpets are discussed. The service notes a mission offering of 125 dollars and 21 cents from the previous week.
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Church of Christ
Ninth and
Main Streets
Engle Family Leaves Corona for Farmersville Visit
Mrs Earl T Engle and her children of Lincoln Nebraska, guests of Rev I A Engle and family in Corona, depart for Farmersville to visit relatives. Mrs B T Engle, Rev Engle's sister in law, is married to a Nebraska Weslyn University instructor.
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Earl T. Engle
Lincoln
Nebraska
Corona
I. A. Engle
Farmersville
B. T. Engle
Rev. Engle
Nebraska Weslyn University
Oil activity on the Mojave Desert reported
In Kramer San Bernardino County plans to cement off and reenter the old Kramer Consolidated well. D F Wilson and Warren Weaver say oil could be produced by July 1. Interstate Oil Company controls leases. if 10 barrels daily, many wells may follow. Southern Pacific recently pulled from the Kramer region.
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Mojave
Kramer
San Bernardino County
Kramer Consolidated
D. F. Wilson
Warren Weaver
Sacramento
San Bernardino
Interstate Oil Company
California
Wilson
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Savage Laid At Rest
Funeral services for the infant daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Savage were held at the family home Ninth and Sheridan streets with Rev J A Engle of the Methodist Church officiating. The body was taken to San Dimas for burial after a brief service at the cemetery and was accompanied by Mr and Mrs W E Hill. Mr Savage works as a telegraph operator for the Santa Fe in Corona.
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W. S. Savage
Ninth and
Sheridan Streets
J. A. Engle
Methodist Church
San Dimas
W. E. Hill
Annual Junior Senior Banquet Brightens Corona High
The Corona High School Junior class hosted the Seniors at the annual banquet in the club house on Friday. Forty or more guests including the faculty and school board attended. Mrs F A Brubacher planned the event with Miss Gertrude NeNeil assisting, and the Sophomore class served. The evening featured toasts from student leaders and educators, praising education and community effort.
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Coub House
Cerona High School
Woman's Improvement Club
F. A. Brubacher
Gertrude NeNeil
Mesdames Marzinke
Kroonen
Perle Glass
C. R. Miller
A. R. Dickinson
Crawford
Corona
John DeWolf Key
Hugh Skinner
Erna Marzinke
Glen D. Wight
L. L. Andrews
H.M. May
Huxley
Ford Dealer Reports Strong Week as Six Cars Sold
R. A. Newton, the local Ford agent, says six new Ford vehicles were sold this week. Four cars arrived from the Los Angeles plant on Thursday and a Ford truck was sold Friday to R. T. Shea of Riverside.
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Ford
R. A. Newton
Mr. Newton
Los Angeles
R. T. Shea
Riverside
Device Using Air Compressor Cleans Cars
A device combining an air compressor with a water connection is being used satisfactorily to remove dirt and grease from automobiles.
Forest Hill District Sees 20 New Homes Under Construction
Twenty homes rise in the San Francisco Forest Hill district as builders advance residential construction. Local officials expect steady development and increased neighborhood activity with the project ongoing.
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San Francisco
Forest Hill
Baccalaureate Sermon Set at Corona Congregational Church
Rev. Walter S. Reed will deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the Corona High School senior class at the Congregational Church on Sunday at 7 30 p m. The service is a union meeting with Corona ministers, featuring choir numbers, anthems and scripture readings. Prof. F W Seager leads the music.
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Congregational Church
Walter Reed
Corona High School
Walter S. Reed
Baptist
I. A. Engie
Corona Ministerial Association
Moskowski
Father
Gounod
Messrs
Draper, Hampton, Seager and Clark
Schnecker
Mesdames Tilton
Snidecor
Draper and Clark
Preyer
F. C. Reid
Shelley
DeHaan
Whitsell
Mr. Carter
E. A. Watts
Mr. Seager
Gallilee
Morrison
Strong
Fink
Fear
Children’s Day at M. E. Church Tomorrow
The First Methodist church will host a Children’s Day program during the 10 45 a m worship. The Junior department sings Salute to the Bible and 23rd Psalm, with verses from Song 672 to follow. Other acts include recitations songs duets prayers and a short sermon by Mr Engle and Miss Carr.
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First Methodist Church
Mr. Campbell
Chilsholm Brown
Jack Cunningham
Majel Watrous
Bertha Cave
Lois Chandler
Vivian Carr
Mr. Engle
School
Country Club Outing at Coldwater Canyon
Fifty Corona Country Club members attended a jolly picnic last night at Coldwater Canyon. The evening began with swimming in the Glen Ivy plunge, followed by a picnic dinner up the canyon. A committee led the affair: Mr and Mrs F W Kuster and Dr and Mrs W S Davis.
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Coldwater Canyon
Corona Country Club
Glen Ivy Hot Springs
F. W. Kuster
W. S. Davis
Jamesons Return From Pleasant West Coast Trip
Mr and Mrs Henry Jameson arrived Friday from a pleasure motor tour that included a week in Yosemite Valley. They traveled through several intervening points and described the falls in full flow with especially bloom of wildflowers during the visit.
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Mrs. Henry Jameson
San Francisco
Yosemite Valley
Pasadena firm plans new building project
Pasadena business Staats Company announces erection of a new building while Redding Hopping Valley fruit growers raise funds to construct a commission house. The two items reflect local development activity with regional business and agricultural groups investing in infrastructure.
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Redding
Hopping Valley Fruit Growers
Commission House
Corona Couple United At High Noon In Corona
Miss Laura M. Wilson and Herbert S. Wroot wed in a quiet Methodist parsonage ceremony led by Rev. I A Engle. Attendants were Frances Powell and Howard Ware. The pair plan a weeklong motor honeymoon and are active in local church circles.
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I. A. Engle
Laura M. Wilson
Herbert S. Wroot
Frances Powell
Riverside
Howard Ware
Corona
M. E
Wroot
Baraca
Alvord
Crummer Bros. Warehouse
A. C. Wroot
Independent
Corona Boy Completes Farm Course at UC Davis School
John Wightman Jr. and his brother Andrew Wightman have been studying agriculture at the University of California Farm School in Davis. John recently graduated from the farm school, after Corona High School class of 1919, while Andrew plans to return to Davis in August to continue studies. They are sons of John Wightman of Commercial Street.
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John Wightman Jr
Andrew
Wightman
University of California Farm School
Davis
Calif
John
Corona High School
John Wightman
Commercial Street
Pentetow Visits City Hall in Cheerful Town Stroll
W J Pentetow greeted old friends downtown on Thursday and visited city hall. Accompanied by a nurse he appeared in high spirits and even playfully knocked a chip from Captain Merriam's shoulder, an act Captain Merriam called notable.
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W. J. Pentetow
Mr. Pentetow Altho
Capt. Merriam
Capt
Milk Producers Head Accuses Federal Lawyers of Intimidation
Milo Campbell president of the National Milk Producers Federation says federal attorneys threaten farmers with antitrust prosecutions. He urged a bill before a Senate subcommittee in Washington prompting Senator Walsh to demand more attorneys. Secretary Wallace notes the House bill would not lift antitrust restrictions, a view Walsh disputes.
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Milo Dpd. Campbell
National Milk Producers’ Federation
Campbelid
Senate
Washington
Walsh
Democrat
Montana
Wallace
Judge Clayson Trims Bill in Corona Garage Case
In Corona Garage v Parker, Judge Walter S. Clayson heard the case Friday and reduced the repair bill from 203.56 to 146.91 after deducting 56.25 for unsatisfactory work. Plaintiff Parker was awarded the judgment. defendants Myers and their attorney disputes were heard by Judge Clayson with H. K. Stahl and George R. Freeman as counsel.
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Corona
J. R. Parker
J. R. Myers
Walter S. Clayson
Parker Brat
Myers
H. K. Stahl
George R. Freeman
Delayed Building Cries for Action on 15 Billion Shortage
A U S Senate committee reports more than 15 billion dollars of new construction is needed, with 6 billion in railroads and 5 billion in housing. It calls for better transportation fuel and credit, but warns publicity must lead to concrete action by business groups laws and courts to end profiteering and break material and loan monopolies.
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United States Senate
New York
Lockwood Legislative Committee
Heater trailer speeds road repairs for asphalt work
A two wheeled heater trailer has been invented to tow behind a car. It carries eight gallons of repair material for asphalt road work and speeds maintenance tasks.
P. Co to Run 6 Minute SF Oakland Auto Ferry
A new six minute automobile ferry service is planned between San Francisco and Oakland. The city or company will receive 120000 dollars appropriated for constructing a slip on the Oakland side.
Los Angeles Sues for Adams Power Plant Condemnation
The City of Los Angeles filed in federal court in San Francisco to condemn the Adams Power Plant of the Southern Sierras claiming need for city growth. J B Criddle argues LA seeks a regional hydro power monopoly and could set rates to attract industry while disadvantaging outsiders. He notes LA has developed far less than filings suggest and warns huge annual investments are needed to meet growing demand.
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Los Angeles
San Francisco
Sierras
Colorado River
J. BR. Criddle
Criddle
State Railroad Commission
Los Angeles Aqueduct
Eureka Chamber Launches Drive for 3.8 Million Hotel
The Eureka Chamber of Commerce begins a fundraising drive seeking 3.8 million dollars to finance a hotel project. Local business leaders advocate tourism growth while visiting contributors outline the plan's potential economic impact.
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Eureka Chamber of Commerce
Ventura Boy 11 Dies After Eagle Attack
Eleven year old Juan Gonzales clambered a mastlike tree near Hobson Brothers ranch to view an eagle nest. The bird attacked with beak and talons, mortally wounding the boy who fell to the ground after the struggle. He died soon after.
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Juan Gonzales
Hobson Brothers
Ventura
Juan
Merchants Urged to Lock Doors After Dark
Police docket reports merchants leaving stores unlocked at night urging stricter closing practices to prevent thefts and break ins observed in daily notices.
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Corona
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Ing
Mrs.w
Savage
M. E. Church
Pasadena
Wm. R. Staats Co
U. C
Corona National
Federal Reserve System
Clayson
Southern Sierras
Ventura Boy
Eagle
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