Morrow Boy Dies in Accidental Auto Strike
Coroner's inquest finds Donald Morrow 14 died from internal hemorrhages after being struck by a car driven by A D Mills. Witnesses differ, truck driver Zumstein testifies Morrow hesitated to cross. Mills not held. Funeral set for Baptist church. Families affected with Mills neighbor to Fourth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Dickson
Donald Morrow
A. D. Mills
Grandview
Fourth
Joy Streets
Max Zumstein
Mills
A. D. Millis
Earle Redwine
Mr. Redwine
Zumstein
Donald
Corona Hospital
D. A. Grew
Baptist Church
Walter Reed
West Eighth Street
East Fourth Street
Dave Jones
L. A. Maes
R. 8. Billings
N. C. Hansen
Lester Harris
C. W. Harris
T. L. Lindamood
Frothy Dessert at Rotary Luncheon Sparks Musical and Debate
The Corona Rotary club held a lively meeting described as a frothy dessert with an All Star Segregation program. Will Keller led a piano interlude while Arthur Lang performed, and a lengthy debate followed on the topic RESOLVED That the Greatest Need of This Country is More Popular Songs with multiple speakers and comic interludes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Rotary Club
Will Keller
Maryland
Ernest Knauer
Harry May
Walter Clayson
George Blair
Glen Wight
J. B. Coplen
L. A. Wright
J. B
Charley Evans
Fred Snidecor
Herbert Key
Walter Hill
R. R. Root
R. R
Curtis Publishing Plans $250000 Scholarship Fund
Curtis Publishing Company announces a $250000 scholarship loan fund to develop leaders from grammar school boys. Funds will be awarded to boys in its sales and delivery workforce who demonstrate leadership qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Curtis Publishing Company
Lost woman returns after long search near Elsinore
Mrs. Steve Susa of Elsinore was found after a 48 hour search by sheriff officials and state motor patrol officers. She had been visiting relatives in Anaheim and returned home last evening stating she had left to visit relatives.
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Steve Susa
Elsinore
Anaheim
Susa
Marshal Barber
Clem Sweeters
Lyle Saward
State Motor Patrol
Speed Typing Contest Opens November 19 at High School
The first of a three part typing contest pits the high school commercial department team against the Business and Professional Women's club team on November 19. Local banks and businessmen donate prizes including a silver cup from First National Bank to be displayed in the bank window. Individual top three finishers receive cash prizes. coaching by Miss Hazel Zumbro and public spectators invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Citizens Bank
Walter Clayson
L. A. F. Maes
John P. Key
Hazel Zumbro
Corona
First National Banks
Corona Home Bakery
Ray Alcorn
Riverside
Trene Ashley
Tilson
Fraser Brothers
Tad” Fraser
South Riverside
Lyman D. Bedford
Bedford
Alhambra
C. A. Harding
Corona First National Bank
Charles McMillan
Hiram Strauss
Norco Poultry Men Hear Good News From HR Clark
Norco Poultry association gathered over 250 members for an evening of discussions and music. Officials announced plans for a new Norco products store in Los Angeles and a possible egg price increase, with emphasis on careful grading and marketing of Norco eggs. Eugene Anderson, praised as a top piano student, and talks by poultry experts from nearby districts highlighted the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Clark
Rex
Joy Jameson
Frank Ware
Nick McCurdy
Harry Lyman
Norco Poultry Association
Norco
Prof
Norton
Preston Boys
Corona
Riverside
Eugene Anderson
Eugene
J. C. Anderson
King
van Nuys
Moore
William Newman
Rex B. Clark
North Corona Land Company
Newman
Los Angeles
Clark
Los Angeles Exchange
Business Men Will Close For Day Of Armistice
The Corona Business Men's Association plans to close all stores on Armistice Day November 11. An all-members and prospective members meeting is set for November 16 at Kinney hotel at 7 o'clock to discuss the observance and a large community gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Business Men’s Association
Association
Corona
Kinney Hotel
Corona Calendar Highlights For Week Events
Tonight the Girls' League Hi Jinks start at 8 at H S Auditorium. Saturday Desert Play at Palm Springs at 3. Sunday Corona faces San Bernardino Mutual Creamery at the new baseball ground. Services at churches begin 9 30 a m. Tuesday W W I C meets 3 p m. Pianologue after the meeting. Federated PTA meets 7 45 p m at H 5 auditorium. Wednesday prayer services in churches.
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Palm Springs
Corona
San Bernardino Mutual Creamery
New Baseball Ground
Lions Banquet Honors Secretary Treasures at Ladies Night
A Lions club banquet drew near fifty members and guests including wives and sweethearts for a birthday felicitation of the local institution. Lion Frank Wood received a silver pencil for long service while Dr W A Walker sang, Mrs Merle Harris performed, and Ralph Martin read a Corona biographical spoof of the dentist. The group then visited the bank reception at Sixth and Main before returning for dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
William Locke
Lion Frank Wood
Dave Jones
W. A. Walker
Merle Harris
Bobolink
Ralph Martin
Corona
Dr. Walker
Bill Nye
C. KE. Harris
Mr. Harris
Joe Smith Moves Across the Street to New Cigar Stand
Veteran cigar dealer Joe Smith relocates from his old shop to Lester Harris confectionery on the northeast corner of Sixth and Main. Harris sold out, and Smith quickly moved in with a full stock of cigars and smokers’ delights for his loyal Coropa patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Coropa
Joe
Lester Harris
Sixth
Main Streets
Smith
Princeton exceeds charity drive quota with $25,000 raised
Princeton University has surpassed its $25,000 goal for the annual charities drive. Funds will be distributed to several groups including the Princeton summer camp American Red Cross student friendship movement and Princeton in Peking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton, N. J
Princeton University
Princeton
American Red Cross
Student Friendship Movement
Peking
Shoptalker to Feature Work in Corona
The Shoptalker visited Corona today meeting with the Chamber of Commerce and Business Men's Association executives. The weekly feature will appear in The Independent, led by Martiana Wentworth Berteling, a noted newspaper woman and writer. It aims to cooperate with civic and social groups to boost business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Chamber of Commerce
Business Men’s Association
Independent
Martiana Wentworth Berteling
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Morrow Boy
Grand View Dairy
Arthur Lang
Ed. Clark
Jim Campbell
Met Case
T. C. Jameson
George Snidecor
John Key
Grant Simms
van VanDerhoof
Bert Gully
Charlie Scoville
Frit Kuster
Bank
HR. Clark
Corona Banks
Circle City
Shoptalker
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