Corona Union Missionary Teas at First Baptist
The Corona Union Missionary society holds a 9 Silver Tea in the First Baptist Church social hall Thursday at 2 30. Rev Donald F Brown plays a vibraharp solo and Mary Patricia Newhouse performs piano pieces. Mrs Danidel Hogan and Mrs Fred Fitch report on the Feder a Council of Churchwomen meeting in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Union Missionary Etc
First ‘Baptist Church
Donald F. Brown
Mary Patricia ‘Newhouse
Federaa Council of Churchwomen
Los Angeles
Danidel Hogan
Fred Fitch
Ros
Corona
Walter Walkley Elected Associate Patron of Star Chapter
Walter W Walkley was elected associate patron of Crown Chapter Order of Eastern Star at last evening’s meeting in the oni hall He succeeds John Lufkin who moved to Long Beach and quit his duties Ritualistic services were by Mrs George E McCauley worthy matron and Fred Sthaat worthy patron The program featured vocal solos by Mildred Nelson and Mason Thompson with piano by Lusa Mae Hopkins Refreshments were served by Mrs Jessie Chaney and committee Attendees included Mrs Genita Ward and guests from Riverside and Los Angeles Crown Chapter officers planned next week’s service with Leona Hall Susie Huckins and others The U S W V auxiliary meets June 17 at Mrs Mamie Si als home 613 Howard street The Guild of St Episcopal church holds Wednesday noon meeting at 2 30 oclock concluding with refreshments
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter W. Walkley
Crown Chap‘ter
Order of Eastern Star
Oni
John Lufkin
Long Beach
George E. McCauley
Fred Sthaat
Mildred Nelson
Mason Thompson
Lusa Mae Hopkins
Jessie Chaney
Community Calendar Highlights Tonight and Tomorrow
Corona civic groups meet tonight including Garden club at 6 30 p m at Episcopal church and Den Mothers at 7 30 p m 1218 Belle street Corona Round Table gathers at Room 6 Junior High and 1 0 C F at Odd Fellows Hall Dunkers and Well Baby Clinic at 9 a m tomorrow with gatherings across Corona from Main street to church buildings from 9 a m to 2 30 p m including Congregational Women Woman's Council Episcopal Guild and more listed by time and location.
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Corona Civic Garden Club
Episcopal Church
Cily
Council Chambers
den Mothers
Belle Street
Corona Round Table
Odd Fellows Hal
Somorrow
Dunkers
Main Street
Well Baby Clinic
Woman’s Improvement Club
Congregational Women
Congregational Church
Woman’s Council
Church of Christ
Episcopal Guild
East Seventh Street
Well Baby Clinic Scheduled for Wednesday
The Well Baby Clinic will be held Wednesday at the Woman's Improvement clubhouse. Hours are 9 to 12 and 1 to 3. No July clinic. Mothers are asked to bring their babies. Mrs. Claire Buller and Mrs. Jesse McCarty assist Mrs. Dr Van Cleve.
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Woman’s Improvement Clubhouse
Claire Buller
Jesse McCarty
van Cleve
Rubidoux White Shrine Meeting March Riverside
Rubidoux White Shrine of Jerusalem meets Wednesday in Riverside with a 6:30 chicken dinner followed by the regular session. Mrs Kerby Moore presides as worthy high priestess and Fred Gonzales as watchman. About 25 attendees expected and Corona visitors plan to join. Royal Neighbors families host picnic at city park Thursday at 6:30 with basket suppers and park amusements for all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rubidoux White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Riverside
Kerby Moore
Fred Gonzales
the Shepherds
Loyalty Supper at First Methodist Wednesday
The First Methodist church hosts its monthly Loyalty social with a potluck supper at 6 45 p m. speaker Lawrence G Thome the attendance and welfare officer will discuss The Youth Problem in Corona. Attendees are asked to bring their own table service bread and butter. Lt Ralph Garton recently visited home before returning to his Salinas base and Lt Bob Wal has call on Pay Sittle one ring the service ten months ago.
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First Methodist Church
Lawrence G. Thome
Kchodls
Corona
Ralph Garton
Salinas
Iby
Bob Wal
Saad
Sittle
Norco Honors Sixth Graders Entering Junior High
A Norco school assembly saluted sixth graders who will enter Corona junior high next fall. Awards were given by American Legion members for top posters, essays, and piano selections. Farewell remarks honored Miss Evelyn Searls as she leaves for service after three years teaching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norco
Corona
America
Irene Dick
Hringale Barnet
Harry Kay Wilson
R. P. Johnson
American Legion
American Légion
Arlene Wheeler
Harriet Kay Wilson
Doris Nelson
Robert Fisher
Jon Shakhon
Don Gunner
Evelyn Searls
Joan Lamb
Leatrice Preston
Annett Havens
Dorothy Garner
American Legion Auxiliary
Marilyn Galbraith
George Lamaguxreau
Miss Mason
Binith Ag
Daryl Benstead
the Bigho
Helen Jacobs
Virginia
Monfee
Betty Kirts
Katherine Hacker
Joyce Taylor
Betty Kitts
Earline Dick
Louise Seely
Lucille Boyd
Ann Wheeler
Shirley Andrews
Gary Gore
Norman Thompson
Billy Warnsworth
Alfred Gibbs
Taps
Eringale Barnett
Betty Halls
Garner
la Venne la Roche
Fleutsch
Mrs Merquelin Heads Norco Episcopal Guild Again
Mrs Helen Merquelin was reelected president of the Norco Episcopal Guild at the regular meeting. Mrs G Warell was elected secretary and Miss Molly Melhorn treasurer. An all day meeting featured a potluck luncheon and an afternoon sewing session. Miss Molly Jo Warrell of Los Angeles will stay two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs C S Warrell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Merquelin
Norco Episcopal Guild
Ee ‘ i Stal
Kea, Ad
C. ‘5. Warrell
Siases Welcome Evelyn Violet Born in Gardena
Mr and Mrs William Sias welcomed a daughter Evelyn Violet born May 26 at Bon Air hospital Gardena. The baby weighed six pounds fourteen ounces. The mother is Margaret Dennis, daughter of Clara Terry of 103 Southwest Grand Blvd. The family lives at Meadow Park Dairy Gardena and has a two year old daughter Katherine Eleanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Sias
Bon Air Hospital
Gardena
Evelyn Violet
Margaret Dennis
Clara Terry
Southiwest Grand Blvd
Sias
Meadow Park
Katherine Eleanor
Initiatory Degree to be Granted by Circle Lodge Tonight
The initiatory degree will be given to one candidate this evening at Circle Lodge 377, LO.Q.F. The meeting is called for 8 o'clock and all members are urged to be present.
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Circle Lodge
Lo.q.f
Visitors Arrive in Los Angeles and Ramona Avenue Guests
Little Judy Phlfts visits her mother Mrs Genita Ward in Los Angeles for a few days. Mr and Mrs Jack Lee visit Rev and Mrs W J Lowe on Ramona avenue. Mrs Harry Hill and her daughter from Palo Alto are expected today for a visit, guests of Mr Hill and parents Mr and Mrs W E Hill on West Olive street.
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Judy Phlts
Genita Ward
Los Angeles
Jack Lee
W. J. Lowe
Ramona Avenue
Harry Hill
Palo Alto
Mr. Hill
W. E. Hill
West Olive Street
Penestrian Hit By Car Says He Was Not Hurt
Police reported W. P. Bruiner struck by a car driven by Mrs. Virginia Covington of Battle Creek as he crossed Sixth and Main. Bruiner, from a local rooming house, said he felt no injuries. Also noted are Mrs. C. W. Wilson and Harriet Kay heading to Laguna Beach and Norco Girl Scout Troop 10 meeting with Ensigns Rogehler and Anderson.
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Penestrian
Sixth
Main Streets
W. P. Bruiner
Virginia Covington
Battle Creek
Mich
NORCO
Ensign
Helen Rogehler
Ensign Hulder Anderson
National parks to open with curtailed services this year
The Department of the Interior announced that 168 national parks will open this year with reduced services in many western states. Grand Canyon and Yosemite offer select bus routes. Death Valley has a gas station at Furnace Creek but few facilities. Kings Canyon and Sequoia show limited or no concessions. Yellowstone and Glacier report limited services and no bus or hotel offerings.
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San
Furnace Creek Camp
Kings Canyon National Park
California
Yosemite National Park
Merced
Portal
Ahwannée
Sequoia National Park
Giant Forest
Visalia
Camp Conterno
Keinraths Receive Letter From Australia About Son Carl
Mr and Mrs Martin Keinrath received a letter and photos from a friend in Australia about their son Carl who has been stationed there for a year and has now moved to New Guinea. The letter expressed pleasure at hearing about the States and American joking, and the pictures were very nice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Keinrath
Carl
Australia
New Guinea
Keinraths
Labor battalions urged to reform zoot suitors
San Francisco report says Board of Equalization member George R. Reilly proposed placing zoot suit youths in labor battalions under army sergeants. He noted many in Los Angeles skidrow were rejected by the armed forces for criminal records and urged redirecting them from streets to work to protect soldiers and sailors on leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Board of Estaliation
George R. Reilly
Reilly
California
Los Angeles
Jittery Japs on Kiska Faced With Erupting Volcano
The Kiska volcano in Alaska showed signs of eruption with sulfur plumes and lava spills. Reports say smoke and lava were observed during bombing missions on June 6 and 7, marking a first this generation for Alaskans.
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Kiska
Alaska
Ddfense
Tim
Riers
Immunity from influenza virus shown in naval study
Commander Albert P. Krueger of the University of California reported at the Naval laboratory that influenza virus is airborne and can enter nose and throat. In experiments with mice, breathing the virus serum for 20 minutes yielded complete immunity against a lethal dose, while 40 percent protection came from 100 lethal doses, using horse serum-derived anti sera.
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Ubed
Naval
Albert P. Krueger
University of California
Naval Laboratory
University
Kriger
Housewives and children urged to aid in food production
Attorney General Robert W. Kenny urged housewives and children to help harvest and can fruits and vegetables this season. He said California must mobilize housewives, schools, students and white collar workers to stockpile food for fighting men, especially during August and September when processing peaks. He called cannery and plant conservation a critical war necessity.
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San Francisco
Robert W. Kenny
Los Angeles
Kenny
California
Labor accused of trying to crucify U S agriculture
Washington dispatch reports Charles W. Holman secretary of the National Cooperative Milk Producers Federation accuses organized labor of seeking to crucify American agriculture with a secret price rollback program for food. He claims labor has gained wages well above cost of living and warns a New Deal backed policy could raise taxes and public payrolls to enforce ineffective jobs.
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Washington
Charles W. Holman
Cooperative Milk
Tabor
Senate
Holman
Bor
AHL
William Green
Two With Same Name Trap in Local Bail Case
The H. E. Brockman of Corona posted bail of 25 dollars on an alleged battery charge but was not H. W. Brockman who lived at 1109 Palm Avenue. The article notes Denver's humidity at 39 percent explains why heat and cold feel extreme in Colorado's dry climate.
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H. E. Brockman
Corona
H.W. Brockman
Palm Avenue
Colorado
Denver
Rocky Mountain
Employers urged to shift to 48 hour week for war effort
Los Angeles area War Manpower Committee urged voluntary adoption of a 48 hour work week to aid wartime production. Director H. R. Harnish said the move is to be implemented voluntarily now and that firms resisting should await further instructions. The committee is not yet asking for hours reports or exemption applications.
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Los Angeles
Area War Manpower Committee
Area
WMC
H. R. Harnish
Harnish
Aviator predicts bombing Japan can force submission
Major Alexander De Seversky argues in Hollywood that Japan can be driven to surrender by long range air power. He cites Pantelleria and Lampedusa as precedents and says aircraft from the continental US could strike Japan, if military leaders push aero science.
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Hollywood
Alexander
Deseversky
Japan
Pantelleria
Lampedusa
America
USO Opens 1000th Clubhouse This Week
USO raises milestone as it brings total clubhouses, mobile units and lounges to 1621 nationwide. Region Director George F. Hamilton notes two new establishments opening daily, with ten launched last month on the Pacific coast. He stresses expanding services to all armed forces wherever stationed or traveling.
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San Francisco
United Service Organizations
USO
George F. Hamilton
Hamilton
Nevada
Pacific Coast
Los Angeles to Become Great Industrial Center
Los Angeles county is expected to become a major global industrial hub within 25 years. Vincent P. Conroy of Transcontinental and Western Air predicts the shift, citing the aircraft and automobile sectors moving to the area and discussions with TWA officials after arriving from Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Los Angeles County
Vincent P. Conroy
Transcontinental and
Western Air
iInc
Conroy
Kansas City
TWA
Tomorrow's Horoscope Cites Backers for Ideas
Venus and Neptune align as a friendly ally helps Taurus or Pisces with ideas. A backer may provide funds to develop plans allowing easier progress and collaborative support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venus
Neptune
Galaxy of Stars in Forever and a Day at Corona
An Anglo American production presented by Metriptized opens tonight at the Corona theater. The film features Herbert Marshall Charles Laughton Ida Lupino Ray Milland Claudette Colbert Edward Everett Horton Robert Cummings Kent Smith Ruth Warrick Jessie Matthews and Merle Oberon in a romantic drama tracing a life from 1804 to the present day.
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Jfilm
REO
Radio: Pictures
Corona Theater
Herbert Marshall
Charles Laughton
Ite Lupino
Roland—¥ Crisp
Ray Milland
Claudette
Edward Everett - Horton
Robert Cummings
Kent Smith
Ruth Warrick
Jessie Matthews
Brian Aherne
Merle Oberon
Una O'Connor
Speeder's Trial Held By Correspondence
Pueblo Colorado Justice of the Peace S A Bates says he established a legal precedent. Samuel Singer was arrested for speeding and asked for a trial by correspondence to cover gasoline for a trip. Bates asked for a guilty plea and Singer acknowledged by mail. Singer paid $8 by mail for a total $8 fine and costs.
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Pueblo
Colo
Justice of the Peace
S. A
Bates
Samuel Singer
Denver
Singer
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STAR
Max. L. Rich
White,Oregon
Neste
Jackbart
Veral
Order of Eastern
Night of the Ungava of
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Arles E. Dixon ‘Auxiliary
Sinclair Home
Che
Charles E. Dixon
U.S.W.V
Mamie Si
Howard Street
Fred Hooker
Dinah Shore
NBC
Paul Whiteman
PWT
Rubidoux
Ralph Garton Home
Norco School
Fleutsch Ranch
Russell Lamb
Mayberry
Ralph ‘Terpening
Co. W. Wilson
Vera Jacobson
F. J. Hobbs
Mrs. Hobbs
Pearl Harges
Dorothy Wilson
Willie _Wilson
East Sixth Street
Riverside Community Hospital
Joan’ Barry
Joan Barry
Charlie ‘Chaplin
Beverly Hills
Dudge
Wm. Sias
C.F
C. W. Wilson
Harriet Kay
Laguna Beach
Springborg
East Sixth ‘Street
Lassen Valccnic National Park
Mount
Rainier National Park
Longmire
Olympic National Park
Crater Lake National Park
Oregon
Glacier National Park
Montana
Yellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Fane
Adelaide
Naan Coe
Psursquare
U. S. Agriculture
George Robert Freeman
Calif
Main St
Arall House
Los
Park City of Riverside
Jani Sinaha
W. Dent
Best and Best
Attye
Ot. Law
Col. H. J. Caldwell
Nuctioneer
Ofteano
Virgil A. Cunning
Ronald J. Clark
Speeder
Aer Theatre
Brian
Aherneida
Lupino
Sam and
Abner
Tom Conway
Falcon
Bank of America
Bank
Bank of America National
TNE Association
Macabee Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Member
Federal Reservé System
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