Annual Banquet of CNIS Alumni Association
The Corona High School Alumni Association held its annual reunion Saturday evening at Coldwater Canyon. About 100 former students attended the 7:30 banquet under live oaks with a menu of tomato salad roast beef scalloped potatoes buttered rolls coconut cream pie and coffee. Toastmaster Ray Brown led the program with greetings by Mac Glass and a reply by Anna Grace Key. A short skit entertained guests and business session elected Jack Fitch president with reports showing $36 pledged to the loan fund and $13 on hand in the general fund. The group planned loans committee appointments and a rally of school songs closed the evening along with a dip in Glen Ivy and dancing.
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Ray Brown
Mac Glass
Anna Grace Key
Leslyn MacDonald
Jack Fitch
Herbert Smith
Juanita Brunson
Paul Gleason
Alumni Association
Loma Tower
Glen Ivy
Hot Springs
The New Hospitality in Auto Camp Tourism
Rebecca N. Porter surveys open air auto camps across the United States and in Southern California. She describes the self serve, pay as you leave model, likening the camps to Eden opened for travelers and noting how they provide privacy despite proximity in places like Denver and Santa Barbara.
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Rebecca N. Porter
Fremont-Smith
Buffalo
Santa Bar Bara
Santa Barbara
Denver
Manhattan
New -York
California
Corona People Head for the Yosemite Valley
A group from Corona departs for a two week vacation in Yosemite Valley. Among those leaving are Mr. and Mrs. Perle Glass and daughters Evelyn and Ruth, Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Lavery, Rev. and Mrs. F. C. Reid, plus several others. They plan to see as much as possible during the trip.
Children’s Day Observed at St. John’s Church
Sunday observance at St. John’s Episcopal Church featured Missionary Sunday with stories by lay reader J P Key as rector’s illness prevented a children’s sermon. a parish house program highlighted Neighborhood House work in los angeles, missionary offerings were approved, and students presented poems and pageant on church year and bishops.
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St. John’s Episcopal Church
J. P. Key
Richard Rude
Los Angeles
Episcopal Church
St. John’s Church School
Bishop Rowe
Alaska
Herbert Key
Florence Gully
Dorothy Mcguire
Mildred Verner
Augusta Doel
Maimano
Maimann
Edward Doell
Concert Postponed Till Friday Night
A concert has been postponed to Friday night at 7 30 PM. The Edison Poonogr was to perform Tuesday but will now appear Friday evening.
County Chamber Backs Bond Issue After Idyllwild Meeting
The Associated Chambers of Commerce of Riverside County voted to endorse a proposed highway bond issue after a Saturday meeting in Idyllwild. Delegates discussed allocation preferences while approving a county park exhibit, a county camp ground project, and increased pay for rural mail carriers.
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County Chamber OF Commerce
Wdyllwild
Associated Chambers of Commerce
Riverside County
Idyllwild
Corona
W. C. Barth
James L. Davis
Herbert M. Key
L. L. Andrews
W. S. Clayson
A. A. Newton
W. L. Peeler
E.F. Clark
India
Fred E. Snidecor
A. C. Fulmer
Boy Scouts
Unprecedented crowd at Autochrome lecture at Baptist Church
A large Sunday evening turnout filled First Baptist Church to capacity to view Rev. George H. Holt’s autochrome pictures of the Grand Canyon Painted Desert Petrified Forest and Indians. The lecture emphasized missionary themes and drew praise from attendees while Rev. Walter S. Reed organized the event.
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First Baptist Church
George H. Holt
Holt
Grand Canyon
Desert
Petrified Forest
Tennesseeans Set Picnic Reunion in Sycamore Grove Park
The Tennesseeans of Southern California plan their annual picnic at Sycamore Grove Park in Los Angeles this Saturday June 28. President M. W. Wilson has secured as speaker Hon. Harry T. Burn, the Tennessee state legislator who cast the deciding vote for woman suffrage.
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California
Sycamore Grove Park
Los Angeles
M. W. Wilson
Harry T. *Burn
Tennessee
WwW C T U Salutes New Members At June Park Meeting
Sunday school picnics forced a schedule shift to Wednesday June 22 at 2 30 p m in City Park. This is the last meeting until September and all members are urged to attend and invite friends. A reception for new members is an important feature.
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Www. C. T. U
Chino Corona Oil Drill Passes 3500 Foot Mark
In the Chino Corona lease the drilling bit has reached 3610 feet as operators pursue a higher gravity oil. Company officials anticipate deeper targets and renewed efforts. Three crews will return to the Tannyhill well soon, drilling around 500 to 600 feet, aided by new tools from the east to tackle the hard formation.
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Tannyhill
Tannyhill Company
Tamale Pie Dinner And Card Party At Brubachers
Mrs H Lyman and Mrs FP Brubacher hosted a tamale pie dinner Saturday night at seven. After the meal, bridge was played with Mrs Geo M Blair taking first prize. Guests included Mrs O R Vanderhoof Mrs Zella J Stickle Mrs A C Wood Mrs F B Redans Mrs D K Wilson and Mrs Geo M Blair.
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H. &. Lyman
FP. A. Brubacher
Geo. Mclair
O. R. Vanderhoof
Zella J. Stickle
A. C. Wood
F. B. Redans
D.K Wilson
Geo. M. Blair
Pike County Centennial Gala Opens in Troy Alabama
A gala week starts in Troy Alabama to celebrate Pike County Centennial with events, ceremonies, and community gatherings highlighting local history and pride.
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Troy
Ala
Pike County
Everett Brockman House Gets Fresh Coat on Main Street
The Everett Brockman house on South Main street received a new paint job brightening the facade and restoring its curb appeal for the neighborhood.
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Everett Brockman
South Main Street
Registration Time for Aliens Poll Tax Also
Aliens in Riverside County may register immediately under the new alien poll tax law signed by Governor Stephens. County Clerk D G Clayton reports supplies received and deputies to be appointed. all foreigners must register and pay a ten dollar poll tax. Tax due August 1 and delinquent December 31.
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Riverside County
Stephens
D. G. Clayton
Amherst College Opens Centennial Celebration
Amherst College today kicks off a centennial celebration marking 100 years since its founding. The campus events highlight the college’s history, achievements, and ongoing plans for alumni and students.
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Amherst College
Corona fishermen have exciting experience at Hemet Dam
George Graham Albert Russell Herman Barnes and Howard Ware fished near Hemet Dam. The boat leaked sank during the outing while two men paddled and bailed water. A dog swam between them as the party reached shore, and Barnes and Russell claimed all fish caught. The four invited readers to request more details from The Fishing Four Box B big office.
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George Graham
Albert Russell
Herman Barnes
Howard Ware
Hemet Dam
Barnes
Russell
Ware
Mr. Graham
Southern Furniture Market Opens First Semiannual Exposition
The first semi annual exposition of the Southern Furniture Market Association opens today in High Point North Carolina, featuring industry displays and gatherings for furniture trade professionals.
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Southern Furniture Market Association
High Point
N. C
Mexico City Opens First Great Commercial Conference
Mexico City hosts the first great commercial conference with delegates from the United States and other countries. The event marks a major business gathering as international participation is announced and ceremonies begin.
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Mexico
Mexico City
United States
Blue Sky Law Demonstrates Strong Benefit to Legitimate Business
Commissioner FE Be lows argues after six years enforcing Blue Sky Law in California that it promotes and stabilizes legitimate enterprises by protecting investors. He cites inventors prospectors and manufacturers who avoid fraud by public submarine offerings, saving millions and directing funds to productive commerce and retail spending.
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Commissioner of Corporations
Imprisoned Children Found After Four Days Silence
In Paterson New Jersey two children Harry Farber age 77 and Stella Weiner age 4 hid in an apartment closet during hide and seek. Four days later two boys searching for coins or games discovered them. the girl was partially conscious and the boy unconscious after being found.
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Harry Farber
Stella Weiner
Paterson
N. J
Childrel
Washington ceases to be a throne says Ford
In a Dearborn Independent piece Mr Ford argues the current administration shifts away from Washington’s omnipotent role. He says the nation must solve its own problems and return to democratic republican ideals. Washington no longer serves as a throne but a clearing house.
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Washington
Ford
United States
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ST. John's Church
Robert Key
Lois Shipley
Corona-Elsinore
North Main Street
Exposition Park
Baptist Church
Walter S. Reed
Chino
Hemet
Sacramento
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