Memorial service honors Rev Fred White and Circle Lodge
Rebekahs held a memorial service at Odd Fellows Hall with Rev Daniel Hogan as speaker. He outlined four themes appreciation sadness adjustment and anticipation honoring the life and character of Rev Fred White and acknowledging Circle Lodge and Starlight Rebekah lodge members. Rex Conklin presided as master of ceremonies as the gathering remembered departed friends and shared reflections on faith and fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hogan
Gircle Lodge
C.F
Starlig
Rebekah
Odd Fellows ‘Hell
Hogan
eFred White
Odd Fellowship
Hy K .Stahl
resi_ epbrar ng
Fred ‘White
Fred Alden Fon Bynum
Bun
Ming Mar- Cito Vine Liede
Bert ‘Etter
Scouts Meet and Den Activities Highlight Week
Reports of two pack gatherings with Alfred Augh as assistant. Ernest Alumbaugh events and a 10th birthday tribute. Den meetings at 10 on Tuesday followed by rent checks and fee collection. Activities included a rac e and bread jump with Paul Dolan leading. Pack 88 members Gerald Brice and George Padgett attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Augh
Oya
Ernest Alumbaugh
Keitha Davis
Ned
Paul Dolan
Hailmerk
Sir Heisiden
Magnin
Gerald Brice
George Padgett
Community Calendar Night events at local churches and clubs
Tonight schedule features Fellowship supper at First Congregational 6 30 p.m. 20 30 Club 7 30 p.m. Topscate W F W Auxiliary 7 80 p.m. K P hall Surgical dressing lass 7 30 p.m. 178 Southeast Boulevard TOMOR Girls Work Council 9 a m 116 East Kendall Street Allied Relief 8 a.m Settlement House Adult Bible class 11 a.m. Methodist Lions Club 12 15 p.m. Hotel Springborg
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First Congregational Church
Topscate
W.F.W
K. of P. Hall
Southeast Boulevard
Tomor Girls’ Work Council
East Kendall Street
Allied Relief
Lions Club
Springborg
Methodist Women Elect Officers at Dinner Meeting
BH. E. Irwin was elected president with Bi chosen as vice president and Z. D. Hicks as secretary-treasurer at the Ladies' Night meeting of the First Methodist Church. Dinner was served by the Women's Society and an educational program followed featuring Dr. Glenn H. Joseph on the citrus industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BH. E. Irwin
Bichosen
Z. D. Hicks
Wight
E. Price
Woman’s Society
Homeheew Guest At Farewell Party For Merrell Finnell
Merrell Finnell leaves for U S Army service after a farewell gathering at 806 Merrill Street hosted by Mr and Mrs John Finnell. Guests include Albert and Ruth Phipps family, Elwood Rutherford, Billie Bab, Dewey Pettit, multiple Camptons, Parke and Wise families, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrell Finnell
U. S. Army
John Finnell
Merrill Street
Albert Phipps
Huntington Beach
Elwood
Eugene Johoe
Gene Jersey
of Home Gardens
Bob Parke
Pay Wise
Earl Phipps
Simmons
Doug Fleetwood
Legion Auxiliary closes year with meeting and plans
The American Legion Auxiliary met at Mrs. Annie Lincoln’s home with Mrs. G. H. Baker presiding to review year end work. Reports on Saturday night dances highlighted the evening as a key youth and service event. A caucus plan for Corona in July and a state convention in August were discussed. nomin ating committee results were deferred. A letter from Mrs. Day Jewell was read. social hour followed with refreshments. An Eastern Star card party is set for June 25 at Magonic Temple with cards, games, prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxilary
Annie Lincoln
Kendall Street
G. H. Baker
Auxiliary
the Legion
Corona
Day Jewell
Phoenix
Ariz
Hostegg
George Kennedy
First Day-in Camp Attracts 82 Girls Scouts
The first Day-in-Camp opened with 82 girls attending. Mrs. Q. K. Burman chaired the event with Mrs. Hastings as scout commissioner and many helpers. Four units named Purple, Red, Eagle, and Bluebird planned arts, archery, swimming, and nature study activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Q. K. Burman
B. Hastings
R. G Verity
Raymond Cox
F. E. Bishop
Jesse. Cox
B. A. Byrhans
Wyburn
Hichey
Ralph Penland
Edward Ran
Fe Cardinals
Eagies
Orange. Helens
G , Eadere
Verterdassay-in
Camp
Barbara Murphy
Barbara” Aha
Blaine Bryant
Joan Velthoen
Gloria Dee Ziligli
Allene Davey
Shirley Sandidge
Laurie Cox
Barbara Newcomb
Suzanne Penland
Beverly Hastings
Geraldine Massey
Marquity Pixon
Roselyn Williams
Arlene Igerig
Evelyn Clachey
Patsy Sparkman
Ruth Pitus
Rallie Ray Morgan
Jerry Lou Emerson
Beverly Page
Virginia Rock
Dorothy Hobbs
Jacquilan Peters
June Shaw
Margaret Stanley
Eleanor Wood
Jo Ann Hously
Arlene Pick
Patsy Bishop
Joddy Peters
Helen Sox
Jeanne Lyman
Kathleen Bishop
Louise Fedder
Carol Smith
Patsy Markowitz
Ruth Gamble
Ardith Noble
Lorene Reader
Helen Smith
Helen ‘Headley
Connie Cox
Peggy Sue Cahall
Pauline Morton
Delores McNiel
Doris Price
Young People Entertained At Home Gardens Party
Mr and Mrs L C Kelley hosted about 80 youths at their home 202 North Brothertyn Street last Saturday for a farewell party for Dewey Pettit and Merrell Finnell heading to service. Ice cream and cake followed informal visiting with numerous local teens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Kelley
North Brothertyn “Treet
Dewey Pettit
Merrell Finnell
Lila
Dedlan
Wynna Shafer
Geraldine
Bobby ‘Compton
Gladys
Ruth
Buster
Andy Jersey
Darrell
Infants and Adults Die of Infantile Paralysis in Fresno
Two Kern county residents Perry Nelson Gates aged 42 and George M. Maddux a 10 year old Agalinga boy died as Fresno County General Hospital treats 11 others for the malady in a recent outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
Fresno ‘County General Hospital
Perry ‘Nelson Gates
George M. Maddux
Agalinga
Picnic and social events of Norco Club and Garden Section
The Norco Woman's Progressive club and Garden Section held a potluck luncheon at President Mrs. J. Hobbs home. Guests included Mrs Hobbs and Mrs Eearl Harges with an informal afternoon under the trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norco” Woman's Progressive ‘Club
J. Hobbs
Haples Garden
Hobbs’ Ater
Eearl ‘Harges
Hobbs
Adult Bible Class Social Meeting at Methodist Church
The Adult Bible class of the First Methodist church holds its monthly social on Thursday at the church. Members gather about 11 o clock for a potluck lunch at noon. The day will be informal and all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
City’s Garbage Contract Set to New Firm
City council delegates six members and votes to adopt a model ordinance regulating sale of electrical materials. City Attorney Clayson reads the ordinance for filing. A refund of $6 on a city business license is approved for the last half of the year. The mayor and clerk are authorized to enter an agreement with Sam Markowitz to divert water from RimPAU Avenue. All council members attend with Mayor Colbern presiding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League
Walter 8S. Clayson
Standard Brands
San Francisco
Sam Markowitz
Rim- Pau Bvenue
Colbern
Passenger Cars Tires and Tubes Listing Notes
A detailed catalog shows numerous individuals and firms with tire counts and tubes for passenger cars and trucks. Entries list names such as Harold J Fisher J Albert east Franklin H Jghgson R O Runalava Homer Carrgll Lt Stanley W Kerkering and many others alongside tire and tube quantities.
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Harold J. Fisher
J. Albert East
Franklin H. Jghgson
R. O. Runalava
Homer C. Carrgll
Stanley . W. Kerkering
Herbert
Lewis
Estefania Gonzales
Antonio
BR. “Ortiz
Rey Rainwater
BR. &. Warren
Artie Johnson
Bella Rubidoux
Fred P. Chavez
Joye Flores
Jose Flores
Jessie Roy
Gilbert Schop
Joe G. Munoz
H. L. Kirkland
L. Sheppard
Sylvia Meg‘sino
Haley F. Torres
B. F. Eceger
Euen D. Andrews
Rose c. Miguel
Antonia Gervantes
Mrs. W. K. Fish
Bue
F. W. Brockman
Sailvadee Rodriguez
Ace French
Glen, T
Dames
J.J. Mitchell
Matias Mejia
M. Eee
Don N. Floyd
James Emerson
Guagaupe
Abs Redonde
Ernest R. Dille
Metropolitan Water Co
Pande E. West
Fayian Mejia
Frank C. Smith
Ronald ©. Biladkshear
Glaude R. Young
Metropolitan Water O
Fred Burton Ghildress
Andrew W. Kite
Walter E. Goode
Bernice E. Jeffreys
Lée ©. Steward
Molly R. ‘Titus
Joseph A. Moore
George H.mack
Marie W. Newhouse
F. L. Reeder
G. C. Thompson
C E. Jackgan
George Beeson
J. ©. Parsons
Ricardo Ramirez
Earl D. Sare
Hoy &, White
George P. Rowe
Dimout Area Expanded Inland in Costa Mesa District
Military authorities ordered the coastal dimout area moved nearly a mile farther inland in the Costa Mesa district. The expansion aims to tighten blackout protections and adjust coastal coverage amid ongoing security concerns.
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Dimout
Costa Mesa
Funeral service for Lewis Ewing held in Hoover and Bell chapel
Lewis Ewing 61 died at home in Norcon Tuesday afternoon after a stroke. Funeral service set for Saturday at 10:30 in Hoover and Bell chapel with Rev. Raniel Hogan officiating. Survivors include daughters Virginia Wing of Los Angeles Dorothy Prescott of Gorong Rena Egmunds Bagwell and Chester Ewing of LaMesa and three sisters plus a brother and three grandchildren. Private cremation to follow.
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Hoover and Bell
Lewis Ewing
Norco
Radford
Port A
May
Ris
Saas
Virginia
Los Angeles
Dorothy Prescott
Gorong
Rena Egmunds
Bagwell
Robert
U. S. Army
Chester
LaMesa
N. L. Ball
Santa Maria
Arthur.Johnson
M. Sprouts
Kath
Nebraska
Charles Ewing
Santo
Marie
aupVive
Raniel Hogan
Bithener
Death claims Mrs Obie Ee Goed former resident of Norgi
Mrs Minnie Chell Gord of Norg County died at her Venice home after living there six months with her son and family. Immediate survivors are her son and his family. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 pm in the Birmingham Isabel Mortuary Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hell Ord
Fae Bee
Chellgord
Venice
Ngrco
Tany Veris
Bertie
Binrgham Isabel Mortuary
Washington
Aerpet
Los Angeles
Willkie Tops GOP 1944 Presidential Survey at Governors Meet
Wendell L. Willkie named leading 1944 GOP presidential hopeful by 15 of 15 governors surveyed at the 38th annual conference. Willkie received six first place votes, with Ohio’s John W. Bricker second and New York’s Thomas E. Dewey third. Support concentrated in the Midwest and East.
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Columbus
Wendell L. _Willkie
Republic
United
Teles
Willkie
John W. Bricker
Ohio
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Bricker
Wille Algo
Army pilot denied home leave for Solomons combat
Captain Julius Jacobson, an Army fighter pilot, returned to San Diego on leave from combat in the Solomons. His sleep papers reportedly lacked a home address, prompting the OPA director to order the books to be amended.
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Julius Jacobson
Ih Diego
Solomons
Seave
OPA
Horoscope fragment hints at lunar conjunction influences
A fragmentary horoscope notes forenoon activity after Moon Pluto alignment and a favorable evening with return rays. Details are unclear and partially obscured.
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Pluto
Critical Period for State Seen by Defense Chief
Pasadena-WF reports State War Council Director Keith warns of possible enemy bombing or sabotage as the state braces. He says officers are to report to posts at the earliest moment and civilian defense volunteers to be alerted and ready for action. Final preparations placing special officers statewide have been completed.
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Pasadena
State War Council
Keith
State War ‘Council
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E. E. Irwin
Methodist
Maerrecl Finnell
Legion Auxiliary
Eastern Star Card Party
Magonic Femple
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Slatoln Service
Adelaide D. Mills
Plizabeth A
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Rovracare
Senourch
iWashburn
Norco Club and Garden Section
Neve
Ross Duncan
Palm Springs
George Sprague
W. A. Galbraith
Marilyn
Gop Jack
Anaheim
Kenneth Dongen
W. Smith Payne
Lucille Lloyd
Las
Poles
Wm. Woodward
Dorothy Koch
G. Wilcoch
Fullerton
Gray Barathy
Arlene Batchman
Alexander Silver
Batchman-Silver
Presbyterian Church
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Ae Helen Roehler
Corong
Methodist Church
Frank’s Fruit Shack
Bagby
Eirjeksen
Ars
Mr. Chambers
Corona Lumber Op
Defense
Eas CA
Golan
John Garfield
Harry Carey
AIR’ Forge
Morris Ann Savage Tafter
Boston Blackie
Manhattan
Coca-Cola
Coca Cola
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