18 Jun 1923
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1923
Page
1
Miss Campbell delivers a valedictory at First M church with a large congregation. Alics Merino Campbell, head of the class, speaks on choosing stars, striving for high ideals, and balancing wealth with inner growth and public service.
The listing praises Westbound Limited as a mighty epic by producer Kio rgy Johnson, featuring a dramatic photodrama of flesh and blood with two screeching iron monsters racing toward destruction. Also shown are other acts including Ted Henkel and his popular syncopated program.
The Riverside County Chamber of Commerce will hold its next regular monthly meeting at Idylewild in the San Jacinto Mountains on Saturday June 23 at three o clock P M. At five o clock the Idyllwild Tavern will serve free barbecue and offer lodging discounts. Officers will present fall reports and elect new officers. plans for a County Woman's Clubhouse will be discussed. A charity program at Phre Christians church will feature short stories and other numbers. Proceeds support Christian Endeavor work.
The Class of 1925 presents a relief of Theodore Roosevelt for the new high school. The Windstorm picture by the student body will adorn the building nook as work progresses with finishers busy and painters at work on the structure.
Fragmentary report describes Linn feet incident and a coach fault during a Friday game. It mentions Pudlertor unsure play and Stanley bags missteps that disrupted the board, with references to ongoing home action and a fast week.
A man named Fox faced a court after a reckless driving incident on an autumn night. He allegedly wavered across a road, failed to yield to oncoming traffic, and resisted an officer, resulting in a jail term and a trial that noted prior incidents.
Clark purchases Roberts Studio located at 10 Math Street and plans to maintain portrait work and new photography services for the city park department. Nelle Fink remains with the studio, expanding group and landscape photography while Clark oversees artistic direction.
The Strangers Banquet marks a landmark film with an all star cast led by Claire Windsor Hobart Bosworth and Ford Sterling. The feature showcases Sathagers Lamphere Haatalice and Marshall Neltlan in a triumph praised for its ensemble performance.
A notice describes a game preserve area at the Ellinori Club with hunting grounds, feeding sites, and trails along hills and a lake. It mentions local trails, a Morgan trail, and access roads for visitors, with references to deer and wildlife viewing in the hills.
Fragmentary text describes Gad M Scoville and Charles Was embarking on a journey toward the west while containing references to old shoes and a plot involving a shipyard, crooks, and a protective mission to save a father’s legacy. The piece hints at a romantic subplot amid a dramatic treasure hunt.
The famous tenor Ltarpe Audies is scheduled to perform at the Congregational Church Sunday as part of a local arts program. A reception follows the event and attendees are invited to enjoy the concert.
A detailed irrigation plan labeled Irrigation 15 was presented at a Lincoln area meeting. Officials discussed water systems and proposed flood controls along the Western depository, with engineers describing site work near Fortbee, Pimapeerdgtragy, and The Weeltes Brove. Public attendance showed strong interest from residents and local committees.
An automobile collision occurred in Santa Ana Canyon with vehicles damaged and occupants taken to a nearby location for treatment. The fragmentary copy notes emergency response and the involved parties but lacks clear names or precise details.
The article describes a church gathering with singing and a sermon. Notable segments include a dramatic tenor performance, a pastor led sermon on Come unto me, and a Ninety and Nine hymn finale by Mr Rice. The event aims to support Mission Pobre Cooperation with a clean wholesome entertainment program.
The touring show Comedy Shuffle Along arrives at the Loring Theatre in Riverside. The act promises lively routines and broad humor as it tours major U.S. cities, with a stop in Riverside scheduled for Wednesday, June 20.
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