City Trustees Set Budget and Adopt Electric Ordinance
City trustees approved a budget of 95 200 for the coming year and accepted the first reading of the budget ordinance. An electric ordinance for inspection and permits was read for the first time, with plans to appoint an electrician as inspector and regulate installations within and outside the fire district. The fire district ordinance No 426 was adopted on second reading. Delegates were named to the League of Municipalities convention in Long Beach.
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Yorpeninve & Veoech
I. R. Nowhof
Dr. Davis
League of Municipalities
Long Beach
Nonhof
Hinkley
Anderson & Ray
Currie Engineering Company
Colbern
Hanapel
Co. D. Meyers
Frank Johnson
Herman L. Scott
N. Galloway
Postmaster William Riddell Undergoes Major Operation
Corona postmaster William Riddell underwent a major operation yesterday at Corona hospital with Dr. Créw and Dr. Allison in attendance. He has been in ill health for some time and friends hope for his recovery and relief from his condition.
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William Riddell
Corona
Corona Hospital
Créw
Allison
Corona Calendar Recaps Local Meetings And Games
The Corona calendar lists a Pythian Sisters regular meeting tonight. Corona girls play indoors at Ontario with Ontario. The Corona Business Girls meet at Hotel Kinney at 7 p.m. Thursday Lions gather at Kinney Hotel at 6 45. Temescal Lodge F and A M holds its regular meeting at 7 30 p.m. Brotherhood in Baraca room of the Methodist church at 7 30. Friday Rotary meets at Hotel Kinney at 12 15.
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Pythian Sisters
Corona Girls
Ontario
Corona
Business Girls Club
Hotel Kinney
Lions
Kinney Hotel
Temescal Lodge
Brotherhood
Baraca
Methodist
Arlington Drops Another Game in Southern California Night League
Arlington loses game three to Whittier 6 to 2 in front of 4000 fans. Forbes strikes out nine and allows three walks for Whittier while Johnson fans seven for Arlington. Stratton hits a first inning homer for Whittier and Rasmussen adds two hits. Bevington drives in Arlington’s only run as Arlington trails the series.
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Arlington
Whittier
Forbes
Arlington Mus
Johnson
Stratton
Rasmussen
Scheider
Bevington
Arlington No.c
Delightful Auto Trip Reported by Johnson
Mr F S Johnson of Glen Ivy with daughter Marian and son Franklin completed a month long auto trip from Sacramento to Seattle and back. Niece Ruth Johnson from Sioux City joined part of the journey visiting Rainier National Park Crater Lake Oregon Caves Yosemite National Park Giant Redwoods and the Columbia River Highway. The party reports a wonderful time and many points of interest seen.
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F. S. Johnson
Glen Ivy
Marian
Franklin
Seattle
Business Men Hear A V Storer at Corona Grill
Corona merchants packed the Norco grill for a talk by A V Storer, Pomona Valley Credit Men's Association manager and state organizer. Mayor S HW Park urged local business unity, praising the association for saving merchants money through credit control and reliable recommendations.
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GRILL
Corona Business Men’s Association
Norco Grill
A. V. Storer
Pomona Valley Credit Men’s Association
State Association
Corona
S. HW
Park
Poros
Storer
Fin Boone
Nvera
China
Remarkable Venice Swim by Anna Van Skike
Mrs. Anna Van Skike, 65, completed her fifth 10 mile swim off Southern California in six hours. The former opera star sang a medley during the course three miles out. She hopes to swim 15 miles next year after moving to Southern California five years ago to recover from tuberculosis.
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Venice
Anna van Skike
California
van Skike
Principal speaker at Business Girls club meeting
Mrs. George L. Winter will be the principal speaker for the weekly Business Girls club meeting tonight at seven. The event takes place at Hotel Kinney.
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George L. Winter
Business Girls Club
Hotel Kinney
Best British Baby Crowned At Wembley Exposition
John Duncan MacDonald of Canada wins first prize as champion baby at the Wembley exposition beating more than three thousand infants. He is the son of Mrs A M MacDonald of Calgary Alberta.
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John Duncan MacDonald
Canada
British Empire
Efe
Enehind
Mrogud
A. ML. MacDonald
I Gary
Alberta
Orange to Celebrate Worthy California Heritage Week
Orange plans a multi event rededication featuring living tableaux of California's history in the public plaza. A one act play Eureka and a patriotic drill by high schoolers follow, with admission free for all.
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California
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Pope
Frota
Ilies
Areca
Tedloweeh
Webb
Haus
WL. Carrier
Orange Union High School
Eureka
Orange
Honduras and Nicaragua clash over town of Cefuentes border
The Honduran government accuses Nicaragua of aiming to occupy Cefuentes on the border, a town Honduras says was awarded to it by the King of Spain. Honduran troops remain on the Honduran side, guarding the area.
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Tegucipalga
Honduras
Nicaragua
Squirrel drive to exterminate pests across Norco area
Plan calls for the largest rodent drive in district history. On tomorrow morning at the Norco store ranchers, led by county officials, will deploy thousands of pounds of poison bait to exterminate ground squirrels in fields between First Street and the river. J G Tuthill, county superintendent of rodent control, will oversee the operation with local bureau and district representatives coordinating the effort.
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Noreo
Footock
J. G. Tuthill
Oawwathr Td Oare
Papi Qhopetiter Peeth Corin Parihhabana Pe QQ
McDonald Othe Coupe Y Saris Bureau
Varma Center
Norco
Amd
Represiatteys
Nttural Cutittaixeloner
Rive
Eoothad
Bowie
Abyss Tleea
Opepitiier Aghebee
uWilers Aid Pts
Turin Bureau
WeVialeation
Corona teen reports Yosemite Valley trip adventures
A 16 year old Corona youth writes from Yosemite Valley detailing canyon walls of diorite granite, waterfalls, and camp life. He describes hiking to Katy Dome, camping near the Merced River, visiting Fire Falls, attending a local dance, and plans to see High Sierra routes before returning home with $19.95.
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Katy
Gilaeet Sr
Merced
Blair
Coidiee Independent
Pahoe
High Sierra
Railroad doubles track with seven tunnels opening this fall
The project, costing 12 million for the second track and eight million for labor, includes seven tunnels totaling 12,762 feet. The long tunnel at 6885.4 feet elevation provides 6,000 feet of level grade aiding eastbound traffic and eliminating helper engines. Crews run three eight-hour shifts toward completion this fall.
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Uy Boris
de Sferrass
Morthtern
San Francisco
Spoirhs
Nev
Here
Andover
George W. Boschke
Stockton Wins Contract for New County Jail
A contract valued at 7,992 is awarded for the construction of a new county jail in Stockton. The award underscores county officials' plan to expand detention facilities.
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Stockton
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