City tackles storm drains and dog measures at council session
City engineers ordered a survey and cost estimates for repairing and possibly rebuilding storm drains to protect groves and streets from future storms. Trustees debated funding by tax levy or bonds as April floods caused extensive damage. Dr. W. S. Davis urged rabies prevention through dog vaccination and muzzling ordinances. Capper’s request for major Main Street repairs was denied due to fire-zone rules and hazardous structure conditions.
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A. H. Hanapel
W. S. Davis
Board of Health
Riverside
D. W. Capper
Main ‘Street
Capper
Ely
Santa Ana
Grease in Differentia in Rear Axle Housings
Newer rear axle housing design reduces the need to add lubricant. Owners often find draining old lubricant and refilling is required rather than topping up. The article notes replacing lubricant is now common during maintenance rather than additions.
Corona Santa Ana Canyon Highway Upgraded Work
Street work on the Corona Santa Ana canyon highway proceeds with straightening and improvements aimed at smoother traffic flow and safer travel for motorists.
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Corona, Santa Ana Canyon Highway
Calendar Social Tops Year With Large Crowd And Lively Skits
The First Congregational church calendar social drew 232 attendees and raised $120.51 for debt relief. The event opened the new fiscal year with fresh faces and an arranged slate of skits led by Mrs. T. A. Fraser. Erna Marzinke starred as The Girl, with Zella Stickle and others performing as a Coquette and various characters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Congregational Church
T. A. Fraser
Lawrence Thome
A. M. Root
Zella Stickle
C. Vaile
Maxine Stickle
Florence Fraser
Mable Miller
Billy VanDerhoof
Alvin Lyman
Chas. Vaile
Erna Marzinke
M. L. Paine
Russell Pierson
Charles Vaile
Rotary Convention Explores Ethics in Business
Denver hosts the Rotary International convention where delegates discuss applying Rotary ethics to business and social life across 35 countries. Donald A. Adams, retiring president, urges using citizenship power and integrity already in the club to benefit communities.
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Denver
Colo
Rotary International
Rotary
Rotary-Anns
Rotary Club
Donald A. Adams
Indian Curios Presented to Masonic Library
Mr. W. Russell and his wife donated a 55-piece collection of genuine Native American clothing and war hunting instruments to the Grand Lodge Masonic Library of South Dakota. The artifacts, gathered about 45 years ago by Kacesedl, are displayed on the library’s second floor museum and are not modern curios.
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Sioux Falls
S. D
W. Russell
Grand Lodge Masonic Library
South Dakoota
Kacesedl
Riverside Hosts Corona Nightball Showdown at Riverside Stadium
Riverside expects about 2000 rooters as Corona visits for a key nightball clash on Mass Street. Riverside aims for a home win after recent league tilt losses to Tittspar and San Bernardino.
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Corona
Mass Street
Riverside
Seventh Annual Children's Floral Parade at Ocean Park
The Seventh Annual Children's Floral Parade will march along Ocean Front Walk at Ocean Park next Sunday June. Hundreds of flowers and children from the Southland will decorate various children's vehicles. The display promises the finest attractions with the cream of Southern California's beautiful youngsters.
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Ocean Park
Ocean Front
Southern California
Southland
Brotherhood Meeting Set at Methodist Church Thursday
Corona Brotherhood will gather Thursday evening at 7 30 at the Bolivar room of the Methodist church. Moses J Johnson will lead the session.
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Brotherhood
Corona Brotherhood
Methodist Church
Buira¢u
Hkosese J. Johnson
Ram Sules of Research at Meetings Highlight Past Presidents Work
Reports note past international presidents and members presiding at meetings. Sociological investigations cover boys work crippled children playgrounds and guidance of underprivileged boys as key topics discussed.
Bible Study Class Draws 150 at Corona Convention
The Federated Men’s Classes of Riverside and San Bernardino counties gathered at First Christian Church in Corona with Rev. Geo F Teubman of Long Beach as speaker. A banquet and musical program followed, addressing church divisions and the call to involve men in church life.
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Christian Church
Riverside
San Bernardino
First Christian Church
Sap Bernarding
Whipple
Finchkine
Geo. F. Teubman
Long Beach
Ile
Ike
Sturge
Dle
Admeton
Knversine
Pernmardinge
Colton
Foedtends
Dpotwonia
Thermet
San Jaccrete
Isimore
Beirymonth
Biasing
Longe Beach
Fontana Birthday Celebration Marks 13th Anniversary
Fontana observes its thirteenth birthday with a program from midday to midnight led by the coronation of Fontana’s Queen of Fontana. The event includes a children’s procession, maypole dance, and festival of flowers noting Fontana Day’s link to regional agricultural development and brush land reclamation. City contracts for seven blocks of street paving.
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Diane Chet
Funor
Bontana
Pontana
San Bernardino Valley
Ulster Lodge Holds Rare Masonic Relics
The Ulster Lodge preserves silver Masonic relics from the late eighteenth century attributed to Matthew Bellew. The pieces are Irish decorated, encraved with bright-cut Order inscriptions, and bear Dublin hallmarks from 1798 with Bellew initials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulster Lodge
Matthew Bellew
Anil
Dublin
Dublin Hall
Matthew Yellew
Baker held on $2000 bail in Nu-Air case
Riverside County records show R B Baker former Nu-Air organizer arrested in Long Beach and brought to Los Angeles on $2000 bail. He allegedly kept Nu-Air funds including checks and cash while forming a rival company. authorities seek recovery of all Nu-Air property in his possession.
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Nu- Air Rubber Company of Americad
R. BR. Baker
Long Beach
Los Angeles
Baker
Riverside County
David Wells
Prea C. Roegge
Nu-Air Company
Ko, Welch Jr
Fiiverside
Teade
Wineville Cannery Opens Season With Apricot Pact
The Wineville cannery starts the season with contracts for about 1600 tons of apricots from Nuevo and Neinet districts and small tonnage from Ontario. It plans a busy spring with peach contracts from Nuevo and others, while tomatoes are also expected. The Arlington plant of Le Siero tests Canning Company will operate in August, and the California Cooperative canners plant on the opposite side will not open for apricot and peach packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Stern & Son
Witeville
Ontario
Wineville
Nuevo
le Siero Tests Canning Company
Arlington
Jis
California Cooperative Canners
City Plunge Free Day Draws 800 Children
A mild afternoon drew 800 or more youngsters to Est Sixth Street’s city plunge on Tuesday free day. Water reached 75 degrees as kids and amused adults enjoyed the pool. staff said the lively scene should push the attraction as a busy summer hotspot.
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James Davis
Plunge
Dunsmuir Plans Two New Tracks From Station to Yards
Southern Pacific Railroad announces construction of two new tracks extending from the station to Nutglade yards. Project aims to improve freight capacity and streamline yard operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunsmuir
Southern P Pacific Railroad
Y. Nutglade Yards
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