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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
2
Sunday school pupils and teachers from Baptist and Methodist churches enjoyed a day at Fairmount Park Riverside yesterday. They left the city in a Pacific Electric car at nine o'clock and spent time boating and swimming on the outing.
Riverside American Legion post No. 79 advances toward constructing a club house on Lake Evans with an 80 by 56 foot main area and a 70 foot right wing. James M. Wheeler oversees construction, with design features including a 40 by 60 foot ballroom, two front entrances, a ladies auxiliary room, a den for veterans, a kitchen, a men's lounge, billiard tables, shower baths, and a stone fireplace.
Mr. G. M. Emerson a well known local merchant left Monday for a visit to his old home state of Illinois. He will see his daughter Mrs. E F Johnson in Decatur and son H E Emerson in Cairo before possibly staying in Chicago on the return trip.
Families of five men drowned when yacht Thelma capsized at Balboa prepared to bury the recovered dead. Relatives aided search. hope rests on bodies washing ashore. Also reports funeral services for W. W. Squires, Jonathan A. Morris, and Ralph Lewis Farnsworth, with sea conditions remaining heavy at Balboa.
Los Angeles dispatch notes a man was forced to abandon a pair of trousers containing $60 in bills during a rescue. Separate item reports fourteen million dollars planned for school building construction in the current year.
Berkeley reported a new peak in weekly building permits with a total value of 506000 dollars. The surge reflects activity across multiple projects and construction sectors in the city.
Thirty seven cars of sheep were shipped from Tehachapi district amid steady livestock traffic. The move showcases regional ranching strength with buyers seeking wool and meat markets. Local officials note the traffic reflects agricultural utility and supply chain activity.
Cornerstones were laid for two new Redlands school houses as part of a public works plan. Officials announced construction will begin this summer and aim to expand facilities for local students and communities.
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