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Newspaper

Corona Daily Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1925

Page

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Corona Municipal Band Concert Opens City Forum

The Corona district gathers with attendees from Elsinore Orange Arlington and Riverside to discuss band needs and future improvements. B D Hicks, retiring manager, presides as toastmaster and urges community musical participation while Mayor Nonhof pledges city support. City attorney Walter Clayson also attended.

Corona- Municipal Kinney Corona E Nonhof Hicks Corona Bad City Aid Nonihof Walter Clayson

Pickwick Stages Seeks Purchase Approval for Consolidation

Pickwick Stages System has applied to the Railroad Commission for permission to purchase Pickwick Stages Inc and to sell the operative rights and assets of Murrieta Hot Springs Auto Stage Line. The proposal includes stock and cash payments totaling about 351 000 with plans to reduce liabilities and consolidate routes between Anaheim Los Angeles and Murrieta Hot Springs Dismore.

Pickwick Stages System Railroad Commission Pickwick Stages, Inc Murrieta Hot Springs Auto Stage Line Murrieta Stage Line Commission Consolidated Systems Murrieta Line Anaheim Los Angeles Murrieta Hot Springs Dismore Pickwick Stages

New Motion Picture Theater Planned on Main Street

A new motion picture theater will be built in San Andreas on Main Street signaling additions to the town’s entertainment offerings. The project aims to revitalize the downtown area and attract visitors with a modern cinema.

San Andreas Main Street

Mulholland Drive Extension Planned Westward to Sea

In Los Angeles officials propose extending Mulholland Drive westward from its present limits to the sea, a distance of about 25 miles, to improve transportation and access along the coast. The plan includes connecting with existing roadways for enhanced regional traffic flow.

Los Angeles

Cricket to be hosted at Parkridge Country Club

The article notes a Teading sport event at Parkridge Country Club to be sponsored by the British War Veterans. B A Wright is president with B A Milbeue as secretary, a former official. R M Imperials and Lieut Col Mumby of the Royal Flying Corps, alongside Dan Gilkey, inspect the club site and select a grass field with a clubhouse for players.

Parkridge Southland B. A. Wright B.A. Milbeue R. 8. M. Ete Col Mumby Royal ‘Flying Corps Dan Gilkey Aleo

Veterans' Tent to Meet Next Monday

Nancy Ann Carr Tent of the local organization of Daughters of Veterans will hold its next regular meeting Monday night September 21. A pot luck supper will be served at seven o'clock. Mrs Moser and several members from Hollywood Tent will be present to give floor-work instructions. It is hoped all local members will be present.

Nancy Ann .Carr Organization of Daughters of Veterans

Lem on Men Hold Riverside Field Day At Citrus Station

The Lemon Men’s Club held its annual Field Day at the Citrus Experiment Station in Riverside. Dr H J Webber spoke after lunch at Fairmount Park, outlining South Africa citrus findings and Riverside station work. Attendees toured fertilizer plots groves irrigation pruning and citrus hybrids with emphasis on biological pest control and related crops.

Lemon Men’s Club Citrus Experiment Station Riverside H. J.webber Fairmount Park South Africa Riverside Station Corona

Rex Goodcell to Address Lions Club Meeting

Judge Rex B. Goodcell collector of internal revenue for the Southern California district will be principal speaker at the Lions club meeting at the Mission Inn in Riverside next Tuesday. The talk marks Riverside Lions observance of Constitution Day and several Lions will have birthdays celebrated with surprise stunts.

Rex B. Goodcell Internal Revenue Southern California Lions Club Mission Inn Riverside J. 8. Bordwell Riverside den Riverside’ Lions

Riverside Soda-Potash Plant to Erect First Unit

Riverside Soda-Potash Products announces plans to build the first unit of a large manufacturing plant with an estimated cost near 17000 dollars.

Riverside Soda-Potash Products Company

Meeting and Luncheon of District Home Economics Association

Mrs. Prary M. Johnson attends a meeting and luncheon of the District Home Economics Association in Los Angeles today.

Prary M. Johnson District Home Economics Associiati Los Angeles

Riverside Masons Honor Henry D French Jr in Master Mason Rite

Coronas attended the Ev. Lodge meeting at Riverside Lagh Wight with Henry D. French officiating the raising of his son Hey D. French Jr to the Master Mason degree. Henry D. neh Sr. presided as chair with Master Assisting Mr. wren and other past masters from Evergreen Lodge and nearby lodges. A banquet followed with speeches, then an Exemplification of the Master Mason degree led by Dr. L A. Wright and numerous regional members in attendance.

Coronas Ev. Lodge Riverside Lagh Wight Henry D. French Hey D. French, Jr Wren Evergreen Lodge Ig -Masonic District Lod Corona Mason Riverside L A. Wright Geo. M. Blair W.W. D. Barth A.R. Dickinson B. J. Chandler

San Jacinto Dairy Day Set for September 26

San Jacinto Valley plans Dairy Day an annual event recognizing its status as a key dairy district. The program includes a large barbecue and dance, with sports and popular activities to entertain crowds and showcase local dairy producers and grain feeds.

San Jacinto Valley San Jacinto-Hemet Valley California San Jacinto Dairymen’s Feed and Los Angeles

Additions Shaped for Daily Day Program on September 26

In San Jacinto committees finalize plans for the Daily Day events on September 26. A baby show joins the lineup along with a shore bronco boating program at the high school grounds between acts of the auto polo game. Sperry & Co. donates a silver loving cup for the best poultry exhibit. Auto show moved indoors to the Record garage building.

San Jacinto Sperry & Co

Hemet Schools Open With 677 Registered

Hemet on Sept 19 reports Hemet Union High School opened Monday with 157 pupils 6% boys and 90 girls. Expected total 170 as some pupils await return from vacation and others work in fruit. Junior High has 220 pupils and grammar school 300. Mrs Belle Grant is principal.

Hemet Hemet Union High School Belle Grant

Methodist union approved by Southern California conference

The annual conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church in Southern California voted unanimously to unite with the Methodist Episcopal Church South. The record showed 205 for and none against. The conference then debated allowing laymen to vote on church questions, with results due later.

Los Angeles The Methodist Episcopal Church California South

Long Beach Bond Referendum Proposed for East End School

Long Beach voters will decide on a $200,000 bond to finance a new East End school. The measure seeks funds to build and equip the facility, with officials urging support to improve local education infrastructure.

Long Beach

Plans for Modern Dance Hall on Chestnut Street

MT and SHASTA report plans under way to construct a modern dance hall on Chestnut Street. The project aims to provide a new cultural venue in the city with anticipated community use and events.

Mt, Shasta Chestnut ‘Street

Missionary Lois Parker Dies in India at 90

Mrs. Lois Lee Parker aged 90, the oldest missionary on the Methodist Episcopal church rolls, has died in India. She was the widow of the late Bishop E. W. Parker.

Lois Lee Parker The Methodist Episcopal Church India E. W. Parker

Santa Ana Fats Again Fail to Appear for Indoor Game

Santa Ana failed to show for an indoor game against Corona at the Recreation ground drawing a small crowd. The locals improvised with split teams and a few players, including Skinner and Stanley Linn, filling in as stand-ins as the scheduling adversity echoed a previous absence earlier in the season.

Santa Ana Corona Recreation Ground Skinner Stanley Linn Turk Battery Linn

Hemet Woman's Club Opens October 1

The Hemet Woman's Club will hold its first meeting on October 1 with a Presidents' day theme. Past presidents are expected to attend and an unusual program is planned. Mrs. Atwood K. Whidden and assistants will arrange a luncheon at 12 30 p m.

Hemet Hemet Woman's Club Stag Atwood K. Whidden

Golden Fruit feature on local citrus groves

The Saturday Evening Post this week runs a piece titled Golden Fruit by Albert W. Atwood. Atwood, a Riverside resident and noted financial writer, appeals to area citrus growers and is illustrated with photographs by Avery Edwin Field supplied by the Riverside Chamber of Commerce.

Saturday Evening Post Albert W. Atwood Redlands Avery Edwin Field Riverside Riverside Chamber of Commerce Atwood Post Riverside Rotary Club

Pomona College Faces Hardest Football Season Yet

Pomona College opens its football campaign early next month under Coach Nixon who predicts the hardest season of his career. The schedule pits Pomona against USC in Los Angeles, California So. Branch, Cal Tech, Redlands, UC, Whittier, and Occidental, with two top opponents from California and a game in the Coliseum.

Pomona College Nixon Southern California Bill Spauldink California Grizzlies Workman Redlands Bulldogs Sid Nichol Pomona Redlands University University of California Whittier

Miller Named Dean of Men at University of California

Earl J. Miller Ph D a former assistant professor in the Economics department at the University of California Southern Branch has taken the newly created post of Dean of Men appointed this spring. He will aid and advise students represent the faculty on committees and promote honor and self government programs. Miller earlier taught at the University of Illinois and is noted as the youngest dean on the Pacific Coast.

Earl J. Miller University of California, Southern Branch Miller Southern Branch University of Illinois Pacific Coast

Norco Poultry Advisor George Sanan Resigns

George Sanan resigns from his Norco advisory post leaving the demonstration plant on a paying basis with 200 pallets. He plans to start a private poultry venture in San Diego with 10,000 White Leghorn pullets and Barred Rocks. Assistant Frank Tc Hunter will run operations until a replacement is found.

Norco George Sanan Sanan San Diego Th National Poultry Company Angeles Equocern Arom. T Company North Corona Frank Tchunter

Anaheim Council Sued Over Ouster Fight

M Harbison of Anaheim seeks 10000 dollars in damages from five city council members in Superior Court charging malicious prosecution. He cites two charges against him libel and perjury both dismissed. mayor and others named as co-defendants for alleged collaboration in the ouster dispute.

Santa Ana M. Harbison Anaheim Counci Aatorneys Halverson Price Angeles Harbison A. W Perry Mathis Geoffrey Stock JL. E. Miller W. D Grafton Franzen Council i Superio

Civil Service Exams Open for Riverside Typist Posts

The U S Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Junior typist and Junior stenographer at Riverside California. For details on requirements and exam format, and for application blanks, contact C R Redwine secretary Riverside Civil Service Board.

U. S. Civil Service Commission Riverside Calif Redwine Retary U. S. Civil Service Boe

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Pickwick Line Pickwick Stage System Would Pickwick Stages, Inc., Murrieta Line Veterans LEMON DR. Webber Main Rex Goodcell Bron Methodist Episcopal and Methodist South Southern U. S E. J. Miller U. OF C. Dean OF Men Anaheim Council Asks
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