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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1919

Page

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Corona Woman Jury Called for Local Trial

The first Corona jury trial in over a year began in the City Record eyx's Court with Marcial Martinez found guilty of violating the Nguor ordinance. City Attorney G R Freeman led the case for Corona, Atty A Trujillo of San Bernardino defended. Seven women were summoned including Mrs L J Otto, Mrs L L Andrews, Mrs R R Root, Mrs F H Roberts, Mrs F F Thompson, Helen Coffin and Lillian J Lewis. Mrs Andrews and Mrs Thompson were chosen for duty.

Corona City Recordeyx Marcial Martinez G. R. Freeman Atty. A. Trujillo San Bernardino L. J. Otto L. L. Andrews R. R. Root F. H. Roberts Redans Humble Ashley Atty. Trujillo Larrabee F. F. Thompson J. J. Lawson A. M. Spaugh G. T. Liebig C. M. Gibbs Jas. T. Crandall P. J. Whitten Jas. L. Davis L. D. Robbins N. C. White E. P. Kidder Los Angeles

Corona women serve on jury in liquor case

In Corona, the first all female jury heard the case of Marcia Martinez charged with possessing liquor. The twelve jurors returned a guilty verdict but recommended leniency. the judge fined Martinez 100 dollars with 75 suspended.

City of Corona Marcia] Martinez Atty, Freeman Martinez Redans Atty. Trujillo Larrabee Aittle Jas. L. Davis Agunt

Cupid's Rich Field at Our Telephone Exchange

June weddings have depleted the local telephone office and Manager Campbell seeks new recruits through The Independent Classified Columns. The office is described as a first class matrimonial bureau that gets results.

Cupid Campbell

Sunday School Picnic Unites City Churches Thursday

Arrangements for a large Sunday school picnic next Thursday aim to reunite city churches. Episcopal and Christian schools hope to attend, though not officially joined. Each school handles lunches and transport. Baptist school travels by trolley. Members meet at 9 A.M. at P.E. station for a 9 15 A.M. train.

Union Episcopal Christian Baptist P.E M. E Congregational Fairmount Park Free Methodist School Congregational Church

Salesman Encounters Four Women As Ballots In Canyon

C F Reis a Zelperback Paper salesman from Los Angeles picked up four foreign women while driving through Santa Ana Canyon. He mistakingly treated them as ballots and planned to take them toward Corona. He learned they were hikers bound for San Francisco and they showed interest in a pamphlet titled The Cause of the War which he gave them.

C. F. Reis Zelperback Paper Company Los Angeles Santa Ana Canyon Corona

Community Kitchen plan draws strong local interest in Calumet contest

A Corona library meeting on a Community Kitchen to reduce living costs drew wide support. Mrs. Perry urged evaluating a cafeteria on a community basis while a committee canvasses residents for commitments and possible locations near Sixth and Ramona.

Perry Venice Chamber of Commerce Sixth Ramona

Chandler Touring Car Sold to F W Kuster

R A Newton of the Ford garage reports the sale of a 1919 Chandler touring car to F W Kuster.

R. A. Newton Ford Garage Chandler F. W. Kuster

Building Boom Sweeps San Francisco Districts

San Francisco faces a widespread building boom as multiple districts undergo rapid construction. The surge reflects rising development activity across the city, signaling shifts in housing, commerce, and urban planning.

San Francisco

Mary Pickford in Daddy Long Legs Delights Majestic Audiences

Two large and enthusiastic crowds applauded Mary Pickford and her company for the Majestic screening of Daddy Long Legs. The comedy elicits hearty laughter and thoughtful moments though it leaves questions about the orphanage’s fate unresolved. Tonight’s show marks Corona’s third and final presentation.

Mary Pickford Mary Pickford Company Daddy Majestic Corona

Corona Soldiers Welcome July Fourth Parade Prize List

The town calls attention to prize awards for the Corona Soldiers Welcome and Home Coming Celebration on July Fourth. Prizes cover best floats in categories including Commercial Civic and Feature Best decorated auto and fraternal order floats and a comic float or individual entry. Notify W. L. Peeler to enter or have a float entered.

Corona’s W. L. Peeler

The Silent Woman at Danalda thrills audiences

Edith Storey stars in The Silent Woman a Metro play at the Danalda theater tomorrow. Adapted from Lois Zellner’s story and directed by Herbert Blache it follows Nan McDonald a lumberjack town clerk whose kindness toward an eastern family leads to peril and a tale of sacrifice and tragedy.

Great Northwest Metro Edith Storey Danalda Theater Lois Zellner Herbert Blache Nan McDonald

Veach Couple Visited Relatives in Anaheim

Mr and Mrs Robt Veach spent the weekend visiting relatives in Anaheim and returned to Corona Sunday evening.

Mrs. Robt. Veach Anaheim Corona

Corona Farm Center meeting votes for state farm bureau federation

Interest ran high at the Corona Farm Center gathering as members discussed forming a California state federation. Riverside County Farm Bureau President J E Wherrell outlined gains from unity and the legislature's action, notingFarm Bureau growth to 18 000 centers and 500 000 members.

Corona Farm Center Corona Calif J. S. Campbell J. E. Wherrel Riverside County Farm Bureau Federation of Farm Bureaus Pres Wherrell Farm Bureau Dong

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E. E. Penprose National Bank Riverside Helen Coffin Carroll McConnell F. J. Mueller Frances Brubacker Chas. Reid D. K. Wilson Geo. H. Holt Rose Wilkins Max B. Fitch the Independent Calumet Keys To Maxine Stickle Howard Street Marguerite Jacobs Alma’ Young West Sixth Street Elizabeth Gibbons R. F Riverside Prices Governm Danalda Mr. Sharp Arm Department of Agriculture Parm Warniece Dacs Thrift Corona National Bank Federal Reserve System
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