Religious school construction begins at Idyllwild Pines
Erection of the first unit at Idyllwild Pines signals the start of the religious camp conference headquarters on June 30. The Older Boys camp for ages 16 to 21 runs under the Southern California Council of Religious Education, with a parallel Older Girls event and an adult summer school.
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Idyllwild Pines
Religious Camp Conference
Southern Californian Council of Religious Education
Idyllwild
Hemet Road
M. Alfred Honline
George Ellingwood Joy
Los Angeles
Alice C. Woods
Pearl V. Gentry
J. O. Doolittle
C. A. MacDonald
First Christian Church
Riverside
Cubley Sells Stand at Corona Cash Market
J. A. Cubley former Corona Cash Market fruit and vegetable stand owner sells to George A. Lannom and son Herbert. Cubley plans a two month tour to Imperial Valley and Arizona while family stays in Corona.
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Cubley Sells
Corona Cash Market
J. A. Cubley
Corona
George A. Lannom
Herbert
Mr.Cubley
Imperial Valley
Arizona
Large crowd attends Mission Pageant in Orange County
A record crowd at the Mission Pageant of San Juan Capistrano was noted on June 21 with Orange County Day marked. Reservations came from Corona Anaheim Santa Ana Orange Fullerton Huntington Beach and Newport Beach. The summer run began last Sunday and continues every Sunday through September 7. Proceeds fund restoration of the mission ruins.
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San Juan Capistrana
George Gerwing
Orange County
Corona
Anaheim
Santa Ana
Orange
Fullerton
Huntington Beach
Newport Beach
Mission San Juan Capistrano
Large area burned ushers in fire season near Nuevo
A Friday night fire burned nine hundred acres of brush near Nuevo, visible as the season’s first forest blaze. Fifty firefighters gained control by early Saturday, with district ranger Fred M. Baird and warden Johnny Sakeld supervising crews from Perris and nearby areas. A separate 600 acre fire in the Cleveland Reserve caused further losses, marking an early, unfolding forest fire period reported to San Francisco headquarters.
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Nuevo
Cleveland Reserve
United States Forestry
San Francisco
Fred M. Baird
Nuevo Trouble
Johnny Sakeld
Perris
George Cummings
Fred Newport
Massive Fire Devastates Marysville Business District
A major blaze ripped through Marysville's Ellis block early yesterday causing about 250000 in damage. Dozens of stores and offices were destroyed including a furniture store garages tire shop radio store and several professional offices. The Morning Appeal and Evening Democrat buildings escaped damage to their plants.
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Marysville
Ellis Block
Morning Appeal
Evening Democrat
Mrs Riddell and Infant Guest at Grace Shepherd Home
Mrs Percy Riddell and her infant son Robert Dudley from Los Angeles are visiting for a few days at Miss Grace Shepherd's home at 502 East Seventh Street. Mrs Riddell once lived here and taught at Lincoln school.
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Percy Riddell
Robert Dudley
Los Angeles
Grace Shepherd
East Seventh Street
Riddell
Lincoln School
Clara Bow Wins First Night at Park Ridge Club Dance
Clara Bow, the film star, wins the opening night of Bohemian Night at Cafe Montmarte Holly wood. The event runs weekly for six weeks with a finals match for a Park Ridge Country Club membership and five golf lessons by John Duncan Dunn.
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Clara Bow
Parkridge
Hollywood
John Duncan Dunn
Miss Bow
Parkridge Country Club
Dunn
Corona calendar items list scheduled events and meetings
Tonight 6:45 Chamber of Commerce forum at City Park and 7 p m City Trustees at City Hall K P Ladies night Episcopal Church Sunday school picnic at Fairmount Park City Band Rehearsal 7 30 p m Thursday Lions Club at Hotel Kinney 645 p m Psychology Club picnic at City park 6 p m honoring Miss Alice Williams Masonic picnic at local park Friday Rotary club Hotel Kinney 1216 League Indoor vs Redlands at City
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Chamber of Commerce Forum
City Park
City Hall
Episcopal Church
Fairmount Park
We City Band
Lions Club
Hotel Kinney
Psychology Club
Alice Williams
Masonic
Local Park
Rotary Club
Redlands
Colton Wins One From Corona Nine in Wild 21-15 Game
P F E of Colton led a high scoring win over Corona Red Sox on the local park diamond. Colton pitchers Aldridge and Norego allowed several walks while Corona’s Skinner and Wheeler fanned many batters. Despite wildness on bases, Colton pulled off a dramatic 21 to 15 victory.
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Colton
Corona Red Sox
Aldridge
Norego
Skinner
Corona
Wheeler
Blythe Child Stealing Plea Yields Indeterminate San Quentin Sentences
Ramon Gusman and companions were sentenced by Judge W H Ellis to indeterminate terms at San Quentin after conviction on child stealing for the Blythe all night ride that abducted two minor girls. Francisco Nabarro Margarita Nabarro were also sentenced with Gusman. Juanita Nabarro avoided probation. The case was prosecuted by Albert Ford and W Earl Redwine, with Albert Trujillo representing the defendants.
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San Quentin Penitentiary
Ramon Gusman
Blythe
W. H. Ellis
C. W. Mathews
Juanita Nabarro
Gusman
Francisco Nabarro
Margarita Nabarro
Albert Ford
W. Earl Redwine
Albert Trujillo
San Bernardino
San Quentin
Mathews
Nuptials, visits, and banking notes mark busy weekend
Miss Ella Dora Hudson of Pasadena attended the Sorter Jameson nuptials Saturday afternoon. Mrs Irene Ashley returned to work at the First National Bank after visiting relatives in San Diego. Miss Marjorie Pires, staying with Dr. and Mrs. L A Wright, visited Glendale today.
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Ella Dora Hudson
Pasadena
Irene Ashley
San Diego
The
First National Bank
Marjorie Pires
L. A. Wright
Glendale
Important Forum Meeting Tonight by City Park
The chamber of commerce holds a forum at the city park at 6 45 pm with guests of note and a planned program. Secretary A G Price promises a valuable talk lineup and invites reservations by noon though extra plates are available for late attendees.
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Chamber of Commerce
City Park
Chamber
A. G. Price
May Appoint New Constable Today
County supervisors are expected to appoint a new Riverside township constable to fill the unexpired term after the death of W W Squires who drowned at Balboa Beach. Applicants include Victor Harris Ed Cooper Marty Shaw Charles Larrabee L J Tobias James Emmett J E Little Albert Haas and Franklin Thompson the latter being Squires son in law backed by the family.
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Riverside Township
W. W. Squires
Balboa Beach
Victor Harris
Ed Cooper
Marty Shaw
Charles Larrabee
L. J. Tobias
James Emmett
J. E. Little
Albert Haas
Franklin Thompson
Constable Squires
Ramona Bowl Fire Destroys 160 Acres of Brush
Prompt arrival of District Fire Warden F M Baird halted a potential disaster as 75 firefighters combated a 160 acre brush blaze on the east side of Ramona Bank. Hemet Fire Chief J H Spencer dispatched crews from Hemet and San Jacinto with county apparatus and forestry service tools. A second small fire near Ramona Bowl was extinguished by 10 pm. Police escort aided Baird during the chase to trace campers likely responsible.
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F. M. Baird
Heme
Ramona Bank
J. H. Spencer
Hemet
San Jacinto
Riverside
Hastings
Box Springs
Eureka Union District to Vote on $15,000 Bond Issue
The Eureka Union school district plans a vote on a $15,000 bond issue to fund district needs. Voters will decide on the measure at the upcoming election date established by officials.
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Eureka
Corona Chamber Plans Cash Prizes to Promote Forest Pledges
The Corona chamber and the Southern California Conserv Conservatives bureau outline a state wide drive to educate about forest fire prevention from July 1 to 15. Local prizes of 10 5 and 2 dollars will reward Corona youths who collect the most pledges to care for forests. A special 25 prize, plus a 50 prize and an airplane ride, will be awarded to top signers statewide.
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Forestry Department
Corona Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Southern California Conservative Bureau
Chambers of Commerce
A. G. Price
Corona Chamber
Corona
Price
U. S. Forest Service
Bey Sconis
Ttefe
Harpest Aeraner
Sigmers
California
Masons Plan Thursday Picnic at City Park
All Masons and families to gather for a regular old fashioned picnic at the city park next Thursday. A pot luck supper starts at 6 30 with over 200 expected for the meal. The lodge provides ice cream coffee and cream. Visiting Masons and families urged to attend.
Mr and Mrs H S MacGregor Weekend with Los Angeles Friends
Mr and Mrs H S MacGregor enjoyed the weekend with friends in Los Angeles. The social visit highlighted local hospitality and gatherings with their city acquaintances.
Law on Fines in Justice Court Explained for Corona
A district attorney letter to Judge C R Miller clarifies how fines from state law violations in a city recorder's court are handled. The Fresno v Shaw decision says the City Recorder, when acting as Justice of the Peace, sits in a Justice Court and fines must go to the County Treasurer.
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C. R. Miller
City Recorder’s Office
Corona
Morton
California
District Court of Appeals of California
County of Fresno
A. J. Shaw
Coalinga
City Recorder's Court
Justice’s Court
City Vicoorder
Harry Raymer
Riverside County
Feather River Power Company Incorporates Buck’s Ranc
Sacramento report notes Feather River Power Company incorporates Buck’s Ranch in Plumas County with a $50 000 purchase. The broader irrigation and power project totals about $6 000 000 as part of a major regional development plan.
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Sacramento
Feather River Power Company
Buck’s Ranc
Plums County
Colburns Attend Alaskan Reunion in Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs J Lee Colburn hosted a large Alaskan reunion at Sycamore grove in Los Angeles after a party of well over a thousand attendees. The Colburns shared memories of Alaska including ten years for him and eight summers for her. Colburn had moved to Alaska during the 1898 gold rush and worked mining there.
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J. Lee Colburn
Alaska Club
Los Angeles
Sycamore Grove
Great Company
Mr. Colburn
Alaska
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Nueve
Kidnaning
Ellis
Knights of Pythias
Cirrus Belt Pythian Association
Ramona Bowl
State
Nation
State Forestry Department
Khen
Justice CT
C. K. Morton
Miller
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