Memorial Day Observance Planned in Corona by Legion and G A R
Memorial Day will be observed in Corona with a 9:30 a.m. assembly at the Woman's Club house on May 30. Speakers from notable state names will deliver addresses before a parade to the cemetery. G A R graveside ceremonies, Legion firing squad and taps will mark the day with Corona band music during the events. The organizing committee includes Glen D. Wight Edwin Birdsall M B Patteson and Frank Pinkerton. A full program is to be announced soon.
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Legion
Woman's Club House
Legion Boys
Taps
Corona Band
Glen D. Wight
M. B. Patteson
Edwin Birdsall
Frank Pinkerton
Von Elm Champions Natural Golf Ground Plans
George Von Elm, noted Southland golf star and holder of multiple amateur and open titles, endorses the Parkridge Country Club project as a potential championship level course. He writes that the region offers natural terrain and excellent possibilities for both championship and average-player layouts.
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George von Elm
Southland Golf “Phenom
Bobby Jones
Parkridge Country Club
John Duncan Dunn
Dan Gilkey
von Elm Baye
Globe Ice Cream to Build 250000 Additions in Los Angeles
Globe Ice Cream Company plans a 250000 addition to its Los Angeles plant. The project aims to expand production capabilities and create local jobs as part of an ongoing growth strategy.
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Los Angeles
Globe Ice Cream Company
Teachers Picnic at Fairmont Park Promised Today
City teachers plan an afternoon picnic at Fairmont Park with Lincoln School as host. Contests are planned and results from tomorrow’s Independent are expected. Washington School protests the indoor baseball announcement. Junior high touts an unbeatable team and will compete today outdoors. Debates are set to offer attractive statements.
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Fairmont Park
Lincoln School
Washington School
The Spaniard at California Theatre and Local Events
Community notices list events including The Spaniard at California Theatre, Temes cal Lodge and Lions Club gatherings at Kinney Hotel, Royal Neighbors at IOOF Hall, Lincoln School entertainment, Indoor Baseball at Arlington, Rotary at Kinney, Norco School show, H S picnic at Pickering Park, WCTU oratorical contests at Junior High, and a second bridge tourney at Country Club. Sunday church services and a Masonic picnic at Covina are noted with other club activities.
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Temescal Lodge
F. & A. M. Lions Club
Kinney Hotel
Royal Neighbors
I. C. Oo. F. Hall
Lincoln School
City
Fairmont Park
Arlington
Rotary
Hotel Kinney
Norco
Pickering Park
Cheese Factory to Be Established in San Jacinto
San Jacinto milk skimming and cheese plant eyed to cut LA area milk surplus. Reopening would process 400 cans daily, with cream shipped to Los Angeles and skim milk sold to poultry and hog producers or turned into cheese. Sewer access needed. plant closed in 1923.
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San Jacinto
California Milk Producers Association
Los Angeles
Milk Producers Association
George Thomas
Riverside
California hospital clown visits Riverside for week
C. D. Armstrong known as the children's hospital clown of California plans entertainments in public schools and at Sherman Institute. He performs with a balloon helmet and stunts, offered free but supported by public donations, and reportedly meets with success during his Riverside stay.
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Sherman Institute
C. D. Armstrong
Junior High Forensic Artists To Award Medals
Eighteen eighth grade contestants will compete in a W C T U oratorical contest at the junior high school with subjects on liquor smoking and narcotics. Three groups of six will be judged by three judges each and three silver medals awarded. Post ers by eighth graders will be displayed downtown and prizes for posters on temperance will be given.
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W. Cc. T.U
L. L. Andrews
Dan Miller
Grape Crop Looks Good This Season in Wineville District
Otto Nilsson of the Union Pacific Railroad reports a strong grape outlook with higher returns expected as the district builds a shipping platform near Collins for heavy shipments. Farm Advisor Winslow notes a bumper crop anticipated in Coachella valley with harvest set for late June and new shipping sheds under construction.
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Otto Nilsson
Riverside
Union Pacific Railroad
Nillson
Union Pacific
Collins
Winslow
Coachella Valley
Rosenberg Brothers Win Contract for Hanford Packing House
Rosenberg Brothers Company secures contract to construct a new packing house in Hanford, detailing project scope and expected completion timeline as part of ongoing local industry growth.
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Hanford
Rosenberg Brothers Company
Annual Exhibits 10 Be Made June 4
Annual exhibition of work from the Junior high school will be held on Thursday June 4. The event will be the last Parent-Teacher association meeting of the year with reports presented and officers elected. The show will feature manual training sewing cooking and art work.
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Parent-Teacher Association
Riverside pioneer Fred A. Worthley dies suddenly at 61
Fred A. Worthley longtime Riverside electric plant superintendent dies suddenly at his La Cadena avenue home. Born April 10, 1864 in Hale Maine he moved to San Bernardino and Highgrove before leading Riverside’s municipal light plant. He lived a ranch life after retirement and is survived by wife Edna Marsh four children and siblings. He belonged to Woodmen Magonic and Al Malaikah Shriner orders.
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Fred A. Worthley
Pioneer Riverside
Worthely
la Cadena Avenue
Municipal Electric Light Plant
Riverside
San Bernardino
Highgrove
Elmer
Leon
Agnes
Wilbur
Ada
Almon Jr
Emma Stinchfield
City
Worthley
The
Woodmen of the World
Magonic Lodge
al Malaikah
Texas Chinese Masons Dedicate New Temple
San Antonio Texans report a growing Chinese Freemason presence with a formed Chinese Lodge and the dedication of a new temple. The ceremony drew hundreds of congratulatory messages and visitors from many western points, reflecting that more than seventy percent of San Antonio’s Chinese population were Masons.
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San Antonio
Tex
Masonic Order
Masons to Host Picnic and Tennis Meet Sunday
league tennis dominates next Saturday on high school courts with Chino Colton Claremont and Corona fielding star players. play begins at eight featuring boys and girls singles and doubles, with eight players per school and spirited contests anticipated.
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Chino
Colton
Claremont
Corona
New Jersey Legislature Bans Sex Discrimination in Teaching
A recent act by the New Jersey Legislature prohibits all discrimination on account of sex in employing teachers for public educational institutions. The measure aims to ensure equal opportunity for qualified applicants across state schools and colleges.
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New Jersey
Governor Davis Acquitted by Kansas Jury
In Topeka Kansas former Governor J M Davis was found not guilty on a bribe solicitation charge tied to a pardon. Jury deliberated three hours with four ballots four votes for acquittal and one conviction on the third ballot audience applauded as Davis thanked the judge and praised his wife amid the victory remark.
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Peka
Kan
J. M. Davie
Kansas
Davis
James A. McClure
The Spaniard Bull Fights Captivate California Tonight
Ricardo Cortez stars as the famed matador in The Spaniard at the California theatre. Jetta Goudal and Noah Berry support, with two bull fights driving the drama as Dolores Annesley seeks love and escape amid danger.
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Spain
Charles V
Philip IV
Ricardo Cortez
Paramount
California
J. T. O'Donohoe
Juanita Savage
Cortez
Jetta Goudal
Noah Berry
Dolores Annesley
London
Dolores
Legion Plans Form Fourth of July Celebration Charge
The American Legion executive committee discussed Independence Day plans with the Lemgiem sponsor and community groups. Chambers of Commerce and civic bodies agreed to let the Legion take full charge, with final plans to be submitted for approval by June 1. The Legion aims for thorough and enthusiastic execution of events.
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The
American Legion
Lemgiem
Chamber of Commerce
Legion
La Sierra Academy Prepares 1925 Graduation Events
The 1925 La Sierra Academy graduating class of 28 will open with Class Night at 8 pm on the campus to accommodate a large crowd. Elder BE Emmerson of Pacific Union College will deliver the baccalaureate sermon at 11 am Saturday, and P T Magan, dean of the Los Angeles division of the Medical Evangelists, will give the graduation address next Sunday evening.
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la Sierra Academy
Elder BE. H. Emmerson
Pacific Union College
St. Helena
P. T. Magan
Los Angeles
The
Medical Evangelists
Loma Linda
Pittsburgh Platoon Schools Outpace Nonplatoon in Math and Spelling
A survey by Pittsburgh Educational Research Bureau finds platoon school students scoring higher in arithmetic and spelling than those in nonplatoon schools. The study highlights the advantages of platoon organization in city schools.
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Pittsburgh
Educational Research Bureau
Picture-story method aids reading in Detroit tests
The picture story approach has been tried with 10 000 Detroit schoolchildren. Officials hope self teaching will boost five months of progress to equal a full year.
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Detroit
Roaring Lions Plan Last Prep But City Meeting Tonight
Tonight the Roaring Lions meet at Hotel Kinney to finalize preparations for the San Diego district convention. Secretary urges full turnout as plans for the event are completed and guest of honor Jabs Snidecor receives the Civige sponsorship prize.
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Hotel Kinney
Lions
Jabs Snidecor
Civig
Hesay
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