Scenic road proposal near Corona discussed at Rotary meeting
Corona Rotary and chamber of commerce members heard a report on a scenic road southwest of Corona. The plan estimates $2000 per mile with ten percent grades reaching Oak Flat at about 2700 feet for valley and ocean views. New member Will Keller joined. remarks emphasized Rotary’s community role and outreach.
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Corone
Corona Rotary
Chamber of Commetrce
Messrs
Cas Lincoln
Bec'y
A. G. Price
BB. Nonhof
Forest Ranger
B. Stephenson
Rogram
L. L. Andrews O
Oak Flat
Ocean Shore Line
Lions Elect New Directors and Plan June Activities
Two new directors Fred Schaal and B. Harris were elected as retiring President William Locke saw off campaign speeches from presidential candidates. Dave Jones won the chair by a close majority after mutual pledges from Carl Ernst and Jones. Lions from Corona will visit Montebello den on June 20 charter night. Secretary Wood read a letter from Mrs. Johnson the Albany pianist missing banquet night. The club will fund Nick Norton’s Cedar Point convention trip. Next meeting is Wednesday June 17 with Jack Riley to install officers at Hotel Kinney banquet room for a Ladies Night gathering.
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William Locke
Carl Ernst
Dave Jones
Dave
Ernst
Jone
Montebello den
Corona
Wood
Johnson
Albany
New York
Nick Norton
Cedar Point
Ohio
Lions
Jack Riley
Riley
Hotel Kinney
Corona Calendar Highlights and Local Events
Tonight the Corona Indoor meets Ontario at Recreation Park 7 30 p m with play at Corona Country Club for members. Sunday Corona Red Sox face Pomona at City Park. Woodmen event at Bentley Glass hall 8 pm with special meeting. Lion officers install by Jack Riley at Hotel Kinney 6 45 p m.
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Corona
Ontario
Recreation Park
Corona Country Club
Corona Red Sox
Pomona
City Park
Fentley Glass Hall
Corona Lodge No. 33
Fraternal Brotherhood
Methodist Cea Aay
Fairmount Park
Ontario and Corona Club Face Off At Recreation Grounds
Ontario indoor baseball returns tonight to the Corona recreation grounds for a game against local boys. Corona has twice beaten Ontario here, though Ontario claims to have strengthened its weaknesses. Arlington beat Upland five to one with Forbes fanning 16 and allowing three hits, and a series of games is hoped to decide the better team.
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Ontario
Corona Recreation Grounds
Corona
Arlington
Forbes
Los Angeles and Salt Lake Railroad Reports 1924 Expenses
The railroad shows expenses for 1924 exceeding 1,000,000 dollars above the prior year 1923. Net figures indicate higher operating costs and potential impact on profitability for the line serving Los Angeles and Salt Lake City corridors.
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Los Angeles
Salt Lake Railroad
State Oil Production for April Reported
State production of oil for April reached 17,959,6653 barrels, reflecting monthly output figures.
Boulder Dam Association Meeting Tomorrow
City trustees attend an all day session at Hotel Casa Blanca to hear engineers and speakers on the Boulder Dam project. Assemblyman A C Murray of Riverside and Los Angeles mayor George E Cryer join Arthur P Davis former reclamation director and William Mulholland, chief engineer of the aqueduct.
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City Board of Trustees
Boulder Dam Association
Ontario
Hotel Casa Blanca
A. C. Murray
Riverside
George E. Cryer
Los Angeles
Arthur P. Davis
Reclamation Service
William ‘Mulholland
Aqueduct
Fernando Luna Held Without Trial In Riverside Slaying Case
Fernando Luna was held for the superior court without trial after a preliminary hearing in justice court at Riverside on a murder charge in the death of Elisa Cantarini. Key witnesses included Constable Rompaugh and Frank Hall, who testified Luna shot through a back door and fled, with Samaniego injured by Luna’s rifle. Hall described Luna’s entry into the house where Cantarini was found mortally wounded and his subsequent escape in a car.
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Fernando Luna
Elisa Cantarini
Justice Court
Riverside
J. E. Rompaugh
Luna
Temecula
Frank H. Hall
Tom Samaniego
Hall
Cantarini
Temecula Highway
ORUviaLe Power Project Seeks 8.5 Million Investment
A power project in prospect calls for an $8,500,000 investment. Key figures and local endorsements are noted as officials evaluate feasibility and funding sources. The proposal underlines regional energy development and potential job creation linked to the project.
North of San Francisco Launches $18 Million Building Program
Communities north of San Francisco unveil an $18 million building program for the year. Officials cite infrastructure and housing initiatives and outline funding sources and project timelines.
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San Francisco
Del Monte hosts Annual California Junior Golf Tourney
The Anual California Junior Golf Tournament for players under 16, eligible for C G A sanctioned events, will be played on the Del Monte course from July 13 to 16. The event is expected to draw 30 to 40 entrants.
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del Monte
Poisoning Dogs Near City Garbage Cans Reported
A southwest town area reports nightly dog poisonings near garbage cans. Five dogs are said to have died, two were saved by Dr Brunson, and the city collector’s own dog was among those saved.
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Brunson
Junior High Grants Graduation for 88 Students
The Junior high school held an auditorium ceremony for 88 graduates, evenly split by gender. Principal Letha Raney presented diplomas as H. M. May, Rev. Walter S. Reed, and others observed. Ruth Cunningham delivered the valedictory and Rev. Reed spoke on “The Law of Return.”
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Glen D. Wight
Letha Raney
L. L. Andrews
Board of Education
H. M. May
Walter S. Reed
Reed
Our Junior High School
Irene Walker
Ruth Cunningham
Miss Cunningham
Rev. Reed
Raney
Cesar Franck
Gladys Hoover
Crest Ranch Sold to Local Dairyman on Auburndale
QO. D. Van Dyke reports the sale of Crest Ranch on Auburndale boulevard to N. H. Gleason. The deal includes 35 head of Guernsey cattle, complete dairy equipment, and 75 acres of alfalfa land valued at $30,000. Van Dyke operated the ranch four years and departs Corona for Costa Mesa.
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QO. D. van Dyke
Crest Ranch
Auburndale Boulevard
N. H. Gleason
Byron Plans 400 Acres of Cucumbers for Seed
Byron officials announce that four hundred acres will be planted with cucumbers this year to produce seed. The project emphasizes large scale cultivation and future supply.
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Byron
Corona High School 1925 Graduation on Largest Class
Corona honors its largest graduating class of 1925 with 37 senior girls marching in, floral tributes, and performances. Bruce Baxter of USC urges leadership from educated leaders while class president Jesse Hill welcomes peers and President Glen D. Wight presents diplomas.
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Corona
Circle City
Charles Evans
Jesse Hill
Brewer
Matiebelle Stiles
Roosevelt
Benedict Arnold
Arnold
Matiebele Stile
Bruce Baxter
University of Southern California
America
Madame Curie
Margaret Root
Rudolf Frim
Glen D. Wight
Wight
Pearl Boyer
Elmus Ely
Yuma Editor Wins Defense Skirmish in Libel Trial
In Yuma Arizona June 11 the defense prevailed as judge overruled the state on admissibility of motive evidence in the criminal libel trial of George W Lynn publisher of the Yuma Herald. Lynn testified about his motive for urging Sanguinetti firms to withhold ads claiming greed for money and lack of community care.
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Yuma, Ariz
George W. Lynn
Yuma Publsher
E. F. Sanguinetti
Lynon
K. Elmo Bollinger
Mohave
Lynn
Aim
Sanguinetti
Inynn
Yuma Herald
Vermont Square Methodist Church to Coat $150000
A New Vermont Square Methodist church plans a funding action to coat one hundred fifty thousand dollars for an unspecified project. The item notes municipal or church funding but lacks concrete details on scope or timeline.
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Los Angeles
New Vermont Square Methodist Church
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Carl Lincoln
J. B. Coplen
Harold Poindexter
Culver City
Jock BY
Fred Schaal
B. Harris
Ontario Challengers
Boulder Dam Assn
Corona City
Conference of Engineers
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