Weather Predicted By Father Ricard Foretells Rainy Season
Father Ricard, noted as the padre of the rains, issues March forecasts predicting cloudy periods, several storms, and heavy winds along the coast. The schedule outlines multiple rain events from early March through April with intermittent clearing and continued unsettled weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spheesdusne
Fifodid
Satta Clara
Odipette
Mont
Father Ricard
Vancouver
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Francisco
Canadian
Washington
Rocky Mountains
California
Byrom
Corona calendar items list community meetings and events
Local listings show a sequence of club meetings and performances including Band Practice at City Hall 30 pm, Toros Psychology Club 330 pm with Mrs Alice Willems, American Legion 7 pm, choir at WIC house 8 pm Yesterday, Board of Trustees 7 pm City Hall, Music Section 3 pm WIC club house, Hotel Kinney events 7 pm and 6:45 pm, Mrs Ed Rogers 7:30 pm, Thursday APG club at Hotel Kinney 6:45 pm, Royal Norhibited Chess Initiative 7:30 pm I O O F hall, Rotary Club luncheon at Hotel Kinney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
Toros Psychology Club
Mies
Alice ‘Willems
American “Legion
Board of Trustees
Hotel Kinney
I. O. O. F. Hall
Terminal Building Opens With Large City Attendance
The Union Motor Terminal building was formally opened on Saturday evening with about a thousand residents attending. A municipal band played early, then an orchestra performed for several hours. Hosts included Graham Bros., Gilliland and Hooker, American Railway Express, and Mr and Mrs H R Rhine. Exhibits showcased the products displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Motor Terminal
Graham Bros
Gilliland and Hooker
American
Railway Express
H. R. Rhine
Red Sox Trounce Visiting Ball Club At Municipal Park
The Corona Red Sox avenged a four week prior loss to the San Bernardino All-Stars by blasting 14 hits and capitalizing on errors in a 15 to 6 victory at the municipal park. The deciding third game of the series is set for next Sunday at the local field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Red “Sox
Lee
All-Stars
San ‘Bernardino
Gate City
Municipal Park
San Bernardino
Milton wins Culver City speed test at 126 mph
Tommy Milton drives the Miller Special to victory in a 250 mile test at Culver, finishing faster than 126 miles per hour. Sixty thousand spectators witness the dramatic win and Milton earns 10000 dollars plus championship racing points. Harry Hartz survives a tail spin, praised for perseverance as the crowd watches in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fay
Rewder
Culver Sty
Tommy Milton
Uncle Igram
Milton
Harry Hartz
Hiartz
Miss Corona popularity race leads in halfway tally
Harriet Huff holds the top spot in the Miss Corona popularity poll conducted by The Corona Daily Independent. Votes show Harriett Huff and Hattie Green leading with 1563 and 1185 ballots respectively, while Flora Sherman 1113 Hazel 1110 Mildred Busan 1085 Georgia Lawrence 1021 Thelma Gardner 1020 and Carolyn Root 1020. Balloting continues for two weeks ending March 14 with a trip to Santa Cruz prize and California pageant honors. Ballots must be submitted at The Independent office before March 8.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriett Huff
Corona
Corona Daily Independent
Shhta Cruz
Circle City
California
Santa Cruz Chamber of Commerce
Independent
Highway work finished on Santa Ana Canyon and Corona Norco route
The Santa Ana Canyon road and the Corona to Norco stretch are completed and open to travel. Crews will begin resurfacing the canyon road from the county line to the city limits and then move to the Circle City to May Tower route. Miss Iva Reddick of Huntington Park visited Mrs. Myra Cundiff at 715 Victoria Avenue, staying as a weekend guest and being her cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Ana Canyon
Corona
Norco
Circle City
May Tower
Iva Reddick
Huntington Park
Myra Cundiff
Victoria Avenue
Miss. Reddick
Redlands couple guests of Mrs. Stickle on Main
Mr and Mrs George Gray benes of Redlands were Sunday evening guests at the home of Mrs Zella J Stickle located at 1102 Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George ‘Gray Benes
Redlands
Zella J. Stickle
Main Street
World News in Brief Highlights March 2 Dispatches
A roundup from Berlin London Indianapolis Paris Harrisburg Rome Carthage and Los Angeles notes key figures: Karakhan on Russo Japanese treaty, Shaw retirement, McNamara arraignment in Indianapolis, Belgian court rumors, Pennsylvania’s search for a new public instruction chief, Mussolini censorship reports, Carthage expedition finds tomb, gas price shifts in California, Washington Prohibition mood, Austen Chamberlain policy outline, and Congress performance as March 2 closes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Elizabeth
London
Parkridge Holds Community Frolic for Southland Service Clubs
More than 700 members and families from Southland service clubs gathered at Parkridge Country Club for a Community Frolic and barbecue. Merle Harris of Kinney Cafeteria served the crowd in eleven minutes, and Dr. P. A. Crew of Corona Country Club spoke. The program featured Riverside Major Stewart, Brea and Los Angeles guests, a promenade around the course, and an exhibition of driving to conclude the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
Parkridge Country Club
Merle Harris
Kinney
P. A. Crew
Corona Country Club
Corona
Hi 'A. Tiérnon
Stewart
Helen Beets Wins Scholarship Honors
Helen Beets tops the high school scholarship standings with twenty points and leads the Scholarship Society ranking. Oliva Page is runner up with sixteen points as Beets handles six heavy subjects and starred in the student staged opera Iolanthe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Berts
Oliva Page
Miss Beets
Large business building planned on Mendocino Avenue
A large business building is to be erected on Mendocino Avenue in Santa Rosa. Details on the developer and exact size were not disclosed in the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Rosa
Mendocino Avenue
Citrus heating urged for Riverside citrus groves
More than 160 Southern California growers met Saturday night under the Riverside Chamber of Commerce citrus committee to discuss heating protection for groves. Speakers included Lloyd D. Young and G. W. Alexander with Tom McBride and others stressing that heating equipment boosts yields and prices during cold years. D. S. Bell chaired the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Lloyd D. Young
G. W. Alexander
U. S
Corona
Tom McBride
Igrivi-Vetron
Citrus Experiment Station
San Dimas
A. B. .Cumming
Highgrove
California Mutual Packing Company
D.5s. Bell
Chamber of Coxtoyartie
Shank Family Visited San Diego Over Weekend
Dr and Mrs Co E Shank and family visited San Diego Saturday and Sunday. The former was called to the bay by professional duties and returned home last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. E. Shank
San Diego
Bay
Coast River Company to Build $100,000 Factory
Los Angeles reports Coast River Company plans a new factory costing $100,000 to be built, creating 50 jobs. The project signals growth in local industry and employment prospects for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Coast River Company
Ice skating rink and hockey field planned in San Diego
A San Diego project to build an ice skating rink and a hockey field at a total cost of 200000 dollars is announced. The plans outline a major recreational facility investment for the city to expand winter sports amenities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Pacific Coast Sheet Metal Opens $1.5 Million Plant Unit
SAN FRANCISCO Pacific Coast Sheet Metal Company places a second unit of a 1.5 million dollar plant in operation, expanding manufacturing capacity and signaling growth for the firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San. Francisco
Pacific Coast Sheet Metal Company
Mickie Promises Big Value for Subscribing Paper
A playful plea urges readers to subscribe to the newspaper, claiming strong value and a yearly rate. It emphasizes that subscribing yields more for money and invites reader participation in the offer.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Geeral Smuts
America
Hotel _Kinney
Ed Rogers
Fifth
Crawford
Rotary Club
Covonans
RED Sox
Miss Corona
Independent Office
Harry
Hartzeeker Masident
Harriet Huff
I Ie
Hattie Green
Ate
World News
Berlin
Karakhan
China
The
Rote Fahne
George Bernard Shaw
Mr. Shaw
Archibald Bebear
Indianapolis
John J. McNamara
James A. Collins
Marion Criminal Court
Harrisburg
Pinchot
Will C. Wood
Sacramento
Wood
Pennsylvania
Geo. J. Becht
Pinellot
Rome
Mussolini
Italy
Carthage
Tunis
Byron Kuhn de Provok
Father de Lattre
Brown
State Railroad Commission
Southern District
Oakland
Alameda
Palo Alto
Fresno
San_ Jose
Escondido
Sahara
Europe
Austen Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Great Britain
Parkridge
Helen Beets
Stadiss
Riverside
Mickie
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!