22 May 1933
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Newspaper
Corona Daily Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1933
Page
1
Carleton Post No 168 G A R California and Nevada May 18 1933 adopts resolution mourning comrade Henry Cunningham. The group expresses sincere sympathy to his family and orders copies sent to Corona Independent and minutes.
A Corona Independent letter urged residents to back young musician Vincent Shank, arguing civic pride hinges on recognizing youth achievement. The appeal notes 150 local families depend on small donations and urges 15 cents per person to fund a reward.
The author notes progressives helped shape the 1787 Philadelphia convention and warns the final document emerged from compromise amid debates. Describes heated sessions, pivotal figures like Franklin, Dickinson, and Henry, and uneven ratification including Massachusetts and Virginia tensions.
A fire damaged a five room house at 301 Joy street occupied by Mr and Mrs A Gonzales. The blaze began in the roof at 1 30 o clock Sunday morning and caused considerable damage to the home.
An undated testimonial from Mrs. B A Ferris of Washington DC praises Kruschen Salts for weight loss and increased energy. She notes her husband lost 16 pounds in four weeks after taking the remedy, and recommends a half teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. The ad touts a four week jar price and a money back guarantee.
Corona and Riverside area youths competed in a long pentathlon event with Corona junior Albert Strickland leading in multiple events. Wilbur Joy dominated senior events with a 16 feet 8% inch broad jump and 9.4 second 75-yard dash, while Lloyd Leest posted strong marks in high jump and basket scoring.
A new Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer talking version of The White Sister starring Helen Hayes and Clark Gable played at Corona last night. The film, shown tonight for the last times, features a moving, sympathetic adaptation of F. Marion Crawford’s tale with strong performances and a heartrending finale. A separate report notes a house fire with extensive roof damage due to a defective chimney, discovered by several people and combated by local firemen.
A brief shower moved in from the southwest yesterday afternoon bringing a trace of rainfall to Riverside and nearby areas. Temescal range saw the heaviest moisture with brisk showers reported in Los Angeles and the San Gabriel mountains.
Motorists must follow few but crucial steps this summer to curb forest fires. Do not throw lit cigarettes from cars. smoking is restricted in marked mountain areas except at homes or campgrounds. Extinguish matches by breaking them and ensure campfires are completely dead before leaving.
Dr Lange a LaGrande Oregon resident since January 1927 dies details of his birth June 14 1886 Athal Kansas and education at Osteopathic College Kirksville Missouri 1918 service at Hoover Bell Chapel officiated by Rev. Dr Wallace A Williams with a Christian church membership since 1915 and post graduate work in Los Angeles noted sympathies from The Independent and friends.
Rev. John M. Barnhart will conduct the executive board meeting of the Methodist Camp Meeting Association of Southern California at the First Methodist Episcopal Church in Los Angeles. The session Tuesday morning will elect officers for the new year.
Tuesday May 23 1988 brings horoscopic notes on personal magnetism and project enthusiasm for children born that day. English historian Sir Archibald Allison was born in 1887 on this date, with other listed celebrants including Andrea Appiani and Sarah Mar.
A reflective fragment notes a moment when the speaker could still utter the name of mother and be heard, invoking Beethoven as a backdrop to a sense of happiness and loss. The line hints at personal recollection and the enduring power of voice and memory.
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