Impressive St John’s Church Wedding of Miss Scoville
Miss Catherine Scoville, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Chas M Scoville, married Mr John Rushworth Hardisty at St John’s Episcopal Church yesterday. The ceremony featured pink and white decorations with Cecil Bruner roses and smilax, a rose pathway to the altar, and a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev C F Maimann. A wedding breakfast followed at the Scoville home on Howard Street for about thirty guests.
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John Rushworth Hardisty
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C. A Dickinson
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Elise Thayer
Dorothy Tuthill
Riverside
C. F Maimann
Scoville
Howard Streets
Senior Glass Play Draws Full House at High School
The Senior Play staged at Corona High School Auditorium last night drew a full house with both acts of The Suddenness of Peggy and its sequels receiving strong applause. The seniors and coach Miss Thrasher earned praise for a well received performance and notable talent.
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Martha Frudson
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Mildred Buzan
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Erna Marginke
Neva Miller
Willie Warner
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Dr R R Root Sets Up In Bank Building Offices
Dr. R. R. Root settles into new office rooms in the First National Bank building as his spare time is spent arranging the space and coordinating with staff.
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R. R. Root
First National Bank
The Topic of the Day Pathe Phonographs
Our topic today covers Pathe phonographs with authoritative insight. The discussion examines how these devices function and the broader music playback era they helped define.
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Pathe
Nightfall over Corona’s Canopy of Palm and Hills
Evening softens over Corona as crimson clouds spread across the western sky. Mountains fade to mist while the night orb rises amid gentle breezes and the scent of orchards. Timeless silhouettes of palm trees, pepper trees and eucalyptus frame the lit boulevards and distant steeples and homes.
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Corona-Historic and Actual by F. Wm. Ellis
A first installment of a serial fact story promoting Corona overviews living, investing, and local leadership. It previews districts, residents, and notable figures shaping the region as it invites reader engagement and future installments.
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Corona
Corona Circle City of Southern California Reveals Rich Prospects
The article extols Corona as a thriving home and investment area in Southern California. It highlights citrus and farming resources, quarry and clay industries, parks, pools, and health resorts. The Circle City speedway on a three mile circle hosted major races in 1914 with Eddie Pullen and Barney Oldfield setting records.
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Corona
Eddie Pullen
Mercer
Barney Oldfield
Grammar School Field Day at Washington School
Students from Ginecol and Washington schools held the second annual Field Day on a fine May day at the Washington School grounds. The program began with a Maypole winding by fifth and sixth graders, followed by a Maypole drill and track events.
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Linceln “Hoo
German War Origin Report Denies Govt War Preparations
The German government publishes the parliamentary committee report on the origins of the war. Written replies from statesmen, generals, admirals, politicians and financiers deny that Berlin expected war or took special preparatory steps, while acknowledging a mobilization scheme for finance and industry if war occurred.
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von Delbruck
Interior
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Reichsbank
Ma Krupp von Bohlen
Misen Armanemts Works
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