Parkridge Country Club bond plan sparks legal clash
The Parkridge Country club dispute continues as a Los Angeles attorney filed a $473,505 appraisal with the state corporation commission. Owners seek authority to issue $325,000 in bonds to pay debts and develop the property while white members challenge the club’s ownership and racial covenant history. The case involves prior bylaws restricting membership to whites, a later amendment, and ongoing court actions including a Riverside suit and federal bankruptcy proceedings.
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Parkridge Country Club
Los Angeles
State Corporation Commission
Friedlander
Guy Eddie
Nathan Katzer
Eddie
Corona
Riverside
Dan Gilkey
Katzer
Welch
Gilkey
Riverside County
A. G. Ritter
Los Angeles Central Avenue
Ritter
Superior Court of
State Supreme Court
Chino Peach Growers decline pool participation this summer
The Ontario Chino Peach Growers association will not join the pool for the season. President George P. Weldon convened a meeting at Chaffey Union High School to gauge growers sentiment. Growers prefer marketing their own crop rather than tying into the pool.
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Ontario-Chino Peach Association
Peach ‘Organization
Chaffey Union High School
George P. Weldon
Weldon
Funeral of Mrs Mabel Miller in Anaheim Tuesday
The funeral of the late Mrs Mabel Miller a Corona school teacher will be held in Anaheim Tuesday at 2 30 p m Cremation will follow and ashes placed with her husband who died months ago She left Corona Friday after school closed ill in Vancouver BC where she died Tuesday Survived by daughter Eva Grace Miller Welch of Ann Arbor Michigan son Philip D Miller and brother Gay Brown of Longmont Colorado Her Corona friends plan to attend the Hilgenfeld Rollins funeral parlors on Broadway in Anaheim are handling arrangements
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Mabel Miller
Main St
Anaheim
Iy Corona Friends
Canada
Michigan
Vancouver
British Columbia
Corona
Miller
Eva Grace Miller Welch
Ann Arbor
Philip D. Miller
Sawtelle
Gay Brown
Longmont
Colorado
Hilgenfeld S. Rollins
Broadway
New Parking Law Enforced Soon in Corona
Signs warn motorists that U turns are banned on downtown streets. Police Chief Garner says enforcement may begin Sunday. The ordinance has limited two hour parking from 8 am to 6 pm daily except Sundays and holidays. enforcement starts after the warning signs by the Automobile Club of Southern California are placed.
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Automobile Club of Southern
Automobile. Club.of
Southern
California
Corona
Holia
Fathers Day satire on money obsessed dads by Lawrence Monfort
Tomorrow is Fathers Day and the piece humorously laments the financial burden and endless expenses tied to fatherhood. It catalogs the mythic role of dads, notes the abundance of bills, and jests that fathers are creatures of money rather than flesh and blood.
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Lawrence Monfort
Dad
Los Angeles Officer Pleads Guilty To Intoxication
Adele Bell Costello a twenty three year old Los Angeles policewoman pled guilty in the city police court to intoxication. Judge Stahl fined her twenty five dollars and she was to Murrieta, later detained in Corona for the night before trial. Also four men named M Hernandez M Gomez and Jose Barger were fined twenty five dollars each after pleading guilty to drunkenness.
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Adele Bell Costello
Los Angeles
Judge Stahl
Murrieta
Corona
Corona Police Department
Protem Stahl
M. Hernandez
M. Gomez
Jose Barger
Eves
Immee
Lighting Up Ramona and Palm Avenues In Corona
Progress continues on the ornamental lighting project by Robertson Electric of Santa Ana for Ramona and Palm avenues. H. H. Burch of the Corona chamber of commerce says the system should be ready for July 4th illumination during Corona’s Independence Day celebrations.
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Robertson Electric Company of
Santa Ana
Ramona and
Palm Avenue
H. H. Burch
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Corona
Power Cut Dims City After Gunfire Incident
A shooting incident near a main electric cable left the Bulgarian city dark for several hours. Authorities reported a man was wounded as the lights failed across part of Ofia. Police are investigating the gunfire and blackout connection.
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Ofia
Bulgaria
Corona Sky Line Drive Survey Maps To Be Issued
A Corona Roads Committee credited for promoting the Corona Sky Line Drive reports a survey by the Automobile Club of Southern California. The survey covered the route from Orange County near a county park to Sixth and Main street Corona. The drive will be officially named the Corona Sky Line Drive and maps will be issued for motorists.
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Corona Chamber of Commerce
Automobile Club of
Southern California
J B. Coplen
Corona Sky Line Drive
Orange County
Sixth
Main Street
Corona
Southland
Coplen
Chamber of Commerce On
Automobile Club
Orange County Board of Supervisors
Orange County Park
Trafic
Long Beach Drive
Santa Ana Canyon
Captain Alfred Davis of Paris Marry Inlaws His Brother
Captain Alfred Davis of Paris wed his brother in law in a brief ceremony noted in column items. The event highlights family ties and local social customs.
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Alfred Davis
Paris
Xslete
Corona Annexes Pomona Game in New Work
Corona walloped Pomona 7 to 0 as Pomona fielded a patched together lineup from the city league. Stivers pitched well for Corona and Crevelin worked for Pomona but received little defensive support, leaving many spectators disappointed by vacant seats despite the Corona band.
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Corona
Pomona
Riverside
Arlington
Ontario
March Field
Balawick
Stivers
Crevelin
Recreation Club
Corona Band
Mystery Man to Visit Corona Theatre Next Week
The California theatre welcomes Dr. X8 a famed seer for Tuesday and Wednesday night shows. Manager touts his uncanny mental flashes and ability to forecast events for presidents kings and statesmen, promising awe amusement and insight into the future.
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Corona
California
California Theatre
Dr. X
Fruit Prices Vary as Markets Show Wide Bid Range
Report from the eastern and midwestern markets shows wide bids for fruit with demand mixed. High prices appeared for select fruits including lemons and Valencia oranges with several cities listing strong bids and others noting light offerings. New York and Cleveland saw notable prices for standard and specialty lemons and mandarins.
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Auedions
Piacentia Valeretas
New York
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Jestrite
Minervia
Platner Q
Sinkist
Camel
Alleged Slugger Gangs with Bad Checks Caught by Law
Riverside police report C B E Davis 80 Visalia farm employee confessed to buying two automobiles with forged checks totaling over 2000 dollars. Davis, tied to Hemet Redlands purchases, was brought to Riverside jail from Visalia and faces forgery charges. He allegedly stored the Hemet car in a local garage and the Redlands car in Hemet, with arraignment expected.
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Perris
Davis
Hlemet
Perior
Visalia
Dayly
Hemet
Redlands
Visalia County
Riverside
San Joaquin
Corona Judge Freeman Visits Corona Friends
Riverside Superior Court Judge Freeman of Riverside visited Corona yesterday on a business trip tied to his ranch property and spent time with Corona acquaintances and friends.
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Corona
Judge Freeman
Superior Court of Riverside
Untimely Predictions Cited In Dam Break Warning
A literary fragment cites Dr X claiming advice prevented financial ruin social ruin and physical decay three days before a dam break disaster. The text attributes the warning to the management commentary in the source.
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Dr. X
Them
Riverside realtor bound over on forgery charges
Fleming, a Riverside real estate dealer, was bound over to the superior court on charges of forging deeds and a lease involving Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson’s home on Walnut Street. Handwriting expert testimony linked signatures to Mrs Peterson’s, and Fleming’s mother testified she notarized documents with Peterson present. Fleming may be arraigned again today.
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Riverside
Dune
Ey Fleming
Jdustice
Tie P. Peterson
Elizabeth Peterson
Mleming
Atty. Redwine
Mary Fleming
Fleming
Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors Picnic Draws Large Crowd
Big city park gathering for Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors annual picnic. Families attend as committees line up a program including foot races sack races three legged races and a peanut hunt with prizes. Report says the event is the largest and most successful in the community.
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