Five traits of a good sportsman sermon by Rev. Reid
The Rev F C Reid pastor of the Con ee church delivers a Sunday sermon on the Golden Rule and five characteristics of a good sportsman Fair play acceptance of defeat loyalty to referees honesty no winning by dishonest means and generosity to others He laments professionalized amateur sports and calls for abolition of paid coaches and costly training while stressing sports as training for integrity in life and business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. C. Reid
Coneee Church
America
Reid
Jesus
Barbecue Picnic Draws Citrus Belt Pythian Members to Cajon Pass
Citrus Belt Pythian Association members and families enjoyed a royal barbecue at Cajon Pass with local delegates noting benefits of installing a concrete dining area for tourists. Coronans present included BR Billings, J T Crandell, E E Roberts family, R L Bruneon family, J H Forehand and others along with attorneys and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citrus Belt Pythian” Association
Cajon Pems - Abdey
Coro‘na Lodge
California
Coronans
Ira W. Misenheimer
Winnie Riddell
Max Zunstein
al Danels
A. W. Brown
Stéphen Bird
FE. M. Hill
Brothers Meet After 22 Years Absence
A family reunion unfolds as brothers Joseph Rycraft and his wife visit to reconnect with relatives after a 22 year separation. Bertha arrived in the evening from Day to Indlong to spend the summer with Warren Rycraft and his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Rycraft
Cyrene ¥ Itey
Bertha
Indlong
Warren
Rycraft
T O Andrews Heads to Grand Army Encampment
T O Andrews, commander of the Southern California Veteran's Association, sails to Santa Monica for the Grand Army Encampment. His daughter Mrs McMullen of Prescott Arizona arrives with her children Raymond and Elizabeth. The family will visit then attend the encampment for about ten days, with Elizabeth and Mildred Andrews joining for a brief outing.
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T. O. Andrews
Southern California Veteran’s Association
Santa Monica
McMullen
Prescott
Arizona
Raymond
Elizabeth
Andrews
Acmp
Mildred Andrews
Guests at W E Harmuth Home in Corona
Mr and Mrs W E Harmuth of 119 Burr street hosted weekend visitors including Mr and Mrs William McKeand Guthrie Oklahoma Mr Ed McKeand Los Angeles Mr and Mrs Frank Atkinson also of Los Angeles and Mr and Mrs Bert Tshe Billings Montana This is the McKeands first Corona visit and they plan to stay about two months improving Circle City impressions.
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W. E. Harmuth
Burr Street
William McKeand
Warmuth
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Harmuth
Ed. McKeand
Los Angeles
Frank Atkinson
Bert Tshe
Billings
Montana
Corona
McKean
Circle City
Brass on Screen At Loring Theatre Riverside
Motion picture patrons liked the screen version of Brass shown at the Loring theatre in Riverside last night. The run continues through the week except for two nights when the Pepper Box Revue comes Wednesday and Riverside High School Commencement Friday. The film follows Philip and Marjorie Baldwin, a young married couple whose ambitions pull them apart, leading to divorce. Cast includes Monte Blue, Mario Prevost, Frank Keenan, Irene Rich, and Cyril Chadwick.
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Loring Theatre
Riverside
Riverside High School
Philip
Majorie Baldwin
Phillip
Marjorie
Gaiely
Monte Blue
Mario Prevost
Frank Keenan
Irene Rich
Cyril Chadwick
Country team faces Worco Coyotes tonight
Local notes indicate a game tonight featuring OL0R against Worco Coyotes with community chatter, unclear details, and scattered references to venue and schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worco Coyotes
Mrs J G Daniels Laid To Rest In Corona
Funeral services for Mrs Elizabeth Daniels 55 wife of J G Daniels were held at Hoover's Funeral chapel in Corona. The Rev F C Reid led the service with organ music by Mrs C A Dickinson and hymns by Mrs Arthur Dickinson. Pallbearers included Arthur Dickinson C H Thacker John Walker Frank Dunham Thomas Ashcroft and Dennis Williams Interment followed at Sunnyslope cemetery. Numerous local groups sent floral tributes reflecting her esteem in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover's
Main Street
Elizabeth Daniels
J. G. Daniels
Sherman Street
F. C. Reid
Congregational Church
Arthur Dickinson
C. A. Dickinson
Knights of Pythias Lodge
Fraternal Brotherhood
Corona
Valley Poultry As Association
Fan Sisters
Corona Fire Department
Southern Sierras Power Company
Workers’ Union of
The
C. H. Thacker
John Walker
Frank Dun
Motion Picture Industrial Exposition Opens in Los Angeles
The first annual American Historical Revue and Motion Picture Industrial Exposition debuts July 2 at Exposition Park Los Angeles and runs to August 4. Produced under the Motion Picture Producers Association the event honors the Monroe Doctrine Centennial with daily elaborate programs and a colossal Spanish themed citadel of exhibits. Leading film stars participate on the largest stage ever erected for color spectacle and filmed pageants amid aims to boost the motion picture industry in Los Angeles and strengthen Three Americas relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exposition , Park
Los Angeles
Motion Picture Producers Association
Americas
Mammouth Stadium
Fire destroys Alfalfa ranch in northwest TD area
Fire swept the I Amoun Alfalfa ranch and caused about 93000 in losses. Officials say the origin is undetermined while investigators inspect the scene at the Lewis Kabacherli property northwest of TD Arse.
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Lewis
Kabacherli
Ee Ranch
TD Arse
Children’s Day program at Christian Church delights crowd
The Sunday event showcased all ages from kindergarten to juniors with full participation. Dr Vawter praised it as the best he had seen in his ministry, and attendance surpassed 160, a new church record apart from revival marks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Christian Church
Vawter
Ashworth
Thompson
Bridenstine
Woodward
Alva Smith
Will Lambeth
Claire Hutchinson
University of California At
Los Angeles
Gertrude McNiel
Clarence McCarty
Annual Osteopathic Convention to Convene in Long Beach
The California Osteopathic Association plans its annual convention at Hotel Virginia Long Beach from June 14 to 16 with clinics for delegates at the College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons in collaboration with Los Angeles General Hospital on June 11 to 13. Dr L Van 4H Gerdine, ex consulting neurologist at Still-Hildreth sanitarium, Macon Missouri, will lead the college clinics and deliver the convention address.
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The
California Osteopathic Association
Virginia
Long Beach
College of Osteopathic Physicians and Surgeons
Los Angeles General Hospital
United States
L. van 4H. Gerdine
Still-Hildreth Sanitarium
Macon
Missouri
Pomona College Announces Degree Candidate Catherine Worthingham
Catherine Amanda Worthingham of Corona, a Pomona College senior, is a candidate for the bachelor of arts degree per the registrar's announcement.
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Catherine Amanda Worthingham
Corona
Pomona College
Col
Double Header At Corona Draws Local Baseball Fans
Sunday featured a morning game at Fast Sixth street where A W Brown's Blue Diamond club defeated an Los Angeles based Blue Diamond unit 27 to 11. An afternoon clash saw John Ragsdale leading lemon pickers against Jack Forehand's Seals with high scoring and strong batting noted though exact lemon picker tallies remain unclear.
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Corona
Blue Diamond Company
A. W. Brown
City Park
John Ragsdale
Jack
Pang
Elsinore
Industrial Plant Planned for Corona Promises Jobs
Corona weighs a new industrial venture after a luncheon at Hotel Kinney. Directors from the Corona Chamber of Commerce and allied committees heard a proposal that could bring a local plant employing about one hundred people. The plan rests with a few absent chamber members. The chamber will award a silver cup to the Corona winner in the county contest and will again cooperate with the Corona Farm Center exhibit at Riverside county fair this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Hotel Kinney
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Industrial Committee
Street Fighting Committee
Circle City
Chamber
W. (. Barth
John Q. McDorald
Chamber of Commerce
Corona Farm Center
Riverside County
Hearts Aflame at California theater this week
The Independent notes managers Lamphere and Hain line present Hearts Aflame as the feature bill for Tuesday and Wednesday at the California theatre. Adapted from Harold Titus Timber the drama promises strong emotion and a notable cast. A comedy Col Heeza Sfar in Meas ure Island is also scheduled to entertain audiences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Independent
Lamphere
Hainline
Col Heeza Sfar
Corona High School Class of 1923 hears baccalaureate from Rev N Jackson Wright
The Corona High School class of 1923 heard Rev N Jackson Wright deliver the baccalaureate sermon at the Congregational church on Sunday evening. The program included choir renditions and readings by local pastors and the Union choir. The sermon emphasized love and the law, with a long quotation on popular government and American institutions.
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Corona High School
N. Jackson Wright
Christian Church
Congregational Church
Harlan Bailey
St. John's Episcopal Church
Corona Ministerial Union
I. A. Engle
M. EB
F. (. Reid
Wroot
Union
John Strong
Aubrey Skinner
Mra H
Root
F. E. Clark
Harry Todd
Holy Spirit
L A S L Railway seeks to abolish passenger stations
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railway has applied to the Railroad Commission for permission to abolish passenger shelter stations at Hudson Narod Jurupa Avenue Riverside Magnolia Avenue Riverside Fallon and milk platforms at Bartolo and Glenavon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles and
Salt Lake Railroad Company
The
Railroad Commission
Hudson
Narod
Jurupa Avenue
Riverside
Magnolia Avenue
Fallon
Bartolo
Glenavon
Fordson sales rise as tractor demand grows
Increasing use of tractor power in commercial, industrial and agricultural work drives Fordson production to 38 478 units in the first four months of the year. Output more than doubles from the same period last year, reflecting strong demand for Fordson engines by Ford Motor Company plants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fergison
Nichols Wins Cherry Festival Prize at Beaumont
C Nichols of Conan, owner of a cherry orchard three miles north of Beaumont, won the first prize at Beaumont's Fifth Annual Cherry Festival. The display features Yellow Spanish and Early Chapman cherries now shown at the Corona Chamber of Commerce office. The event drew visitors from Southern California and local producers reported strong demand with prices averaging about 9.18 cents per pound. One tree yielded 809 pounds of fruit.
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Nichq
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Cate A. Worthingham
Pennsylvania
India
L. A. & S. L. Railway
Fordson
C. Nichols
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