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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1925
Page
4
Mrs. George H. Thorpe of 815 Ramon a avenue welcomed a surprise visit from her brother Charles Sunier of Clovis California. Sunier was en route to Pueblo Colorado and had not seen the Iowa residency pair for over a decade.
Women of the country club enjoy a lunch at 12 30 Saturday before finals of the Auction Bridge tournament at the Coro na Country Club on Olive and Vicentia streets. Hostesses Mrs T A Fraser Mrs H M May and Mrs H Lt Lyman oversee the luncheon and the tournament with entrants urged to attend or send a substitute.
Pupils of Mrs. Norma R Robbins perform in a recital at the Woman's Improvement Club House next Tuesday evening with violin numbers from Riverside students. Mrs Robbins accompanies the performers and Mrs Howard Ware joins on Tom Tom while Mrs Frank Ware plays the Cymbals.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stiles depart with Mrs. Lula Currier and Alice for a month of travel to Yosemite Valley Sacramento San Francisco and Oakland to visit relatives. In Pomona they join Mrs. Stiles' niece Miss Biller and in Los Angeles join Mr and Mrs I W Gleason.
Miss Gladys Kimbell and Miss Letha Raney hosted the board president and family at Barton Flats cabins for a weekend. Guests enjoyed rest and short hikes by the cabin site in Corona California.
In Santa Ana on June 16 Daniel Mendez shot and killed Bernardo Garcia after Garcia refused to let him sing at 3 a.m. Mendez was later killed by officers who surrounded his home. His brother Ed Mendez is jailed on attempted murder charges after firing at police during the siege.
A pithy maxim urges daily effort as the core rule of life. The adage highlights discipline and focus as keys to meaningful progress, framing each day as an opportunity rather than a routine certainty.
Desert of God in Mongolia offers ample grazing similar to Kansas or Oklahoma and features a new hotel listing in Los Angeles with 250 fireproof rooms. The New Bronx Hotel at 423 E 7th Street provides hot water, elevator service, room telephones, steel lockers, and welcomes guests with children. Rates quoted as $1 3.
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