Local Notes and Social Tidbits From Corona
Mrs Jacheron hosted the 16 16 Whist club at Howard street with four tables. D K Wilson won first and G R Freeman second. Guests included Mesdames Merriman Blair Bnidecor Clayson and Miss Fraser. Also notes on a toy sale at A W Bates and a small fire at Ganahl ranch. O A Darst and wife arrive in Corona. O E S officers listed. Lorena Lockett visited Riverside. Local remarks on bills and aviation. Mrs Burkett visiting from Denai with Hadleys. Mrs Nichols travels to Los Angeles. Chamber of Commerce plans a monthly meeting at city hall.
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Jacheron
Howard Street
D. K. Wilson
G. R. Freeman
K. H. Merriman
G. M. Blair
F. E. Bnidecor
M. E. Clayson
Mary Fraser
Christmas Store Prep and Local Notes
G M Donnelly of the Cash Store models holiday decor for Christmas promotions and promises a festive advertisement. Constable F Larrabee is reported sick. A Maltese cat is lost with a reward offered at Rowe's grocery. Joe Contreras displays mounted buck heads at Glass Bros. Pythian Fiesta names omitted. W G Gunn and Geargre Snidecor credited for float dress and reception duties. Mrs Ro An Cumming visits Angel City. Sunday school board members chosen at their East town meeting with Roy Haag as superintendent. A Mexican worker at Chase Plantation suffers burns repairing a roof. R Sumner Billings defeats Elmer Woods in bowling at Slaten's. another match rumored. Mrs Baldwin ill at Victoria Ave home. J A Armstrong visits W E Jukes. G R Freenman returns from Los Angeles trip.
New 1917 Ford Touring Car Prices Listed
Prices for a Ford Touring car set at 416.70 dollars with related costs 400.70 for aghout and 380.70 for chassis at F. C. B. Corona Newton Collier. a 23 tf
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Aghout
Chasis
F. C. B. Corona
Newton Collier
Schools Aid Naturalization Effort Through Public Schools
The naturalization program expanded via public schools reaching 613 cities and towns inviting foreign born candidates and their wives to citizenship through English learning and American home establishment. Nearly a quarter million foreigners were approached as Uncle Sam extended a first time helping hand and hopes to grow to over a thousand cities by year’s end.
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Naturalization Bureau
Bureau of Naturalization
Bureau
Uncle Sam
United States
Massive Naturalization Push Expands Nationwide
By late November about 850 cities and towns had joined the effort. In the year, 207,935 declarations of intention and 108,009 naturalization petitions were filed, with 93,911 certificates issued. About 150,000 spouses accompany candidates, creating a large flow toward citizenship as the Bureau of Naturalization extends its field service across all states. The system spent over 214,000 on salaries travel and misc items while examining 250,000 naturalization papers and handling 120,000 petitioners and 225,000 witnesses. They held 4,000 hearings and made over 10,000 clerks of court visits.
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Bureau of Naturalization
Washington
Bureau
Union
Uncle Sam
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Corona Hardware
Main St
A. W. Bates
I. W. Misenheimer
Ganahl
O. A. Darst
Utah
W. G. Darst
Corona
T. B. Jane
Ada Hawkins
C. A Ward
C. M. Scoville
Sentinel
Lorena Lockett
Earl Burkett
Denaii, Cal
Mrs. S. M. Hadley
South Merrill Street
Heaven
Wm. Riddell
Chamber of ‘Commerce
Majestic Theatre
Garrison
East Sixth Street
Mother
Kry Flok
Kryptok
Optometrist Bates’ Store
Kodaks
Hamilton
A. W. Bates, Jeweler
la Vallieres
Puffboxes
G. M. Donnelly
F. Larrabee
Rowe's Grocery
Joe Contreras
Glass Bros
W. G. Gunn
Geargre Is
Ro An Cumming
Angel City
The
Congregational Church
Afiro
IF. M. Bencer
Roy Haag
W. J. Fink
Mable Farmer
Inez Baker
Chase Plantation
Elmer Woods
R. Sumner Billings
Slaten
Mr. Billings
J. A. Armstrong
Riverside
W. E. Jukes
G. R. Freenman
Los Angeles
Muwase Ae Ware
Sion
Eve
Cleer Ang
FORD
Perkins’ Confectionery Headquarters
Telephone
J. A.newton & Son
Red Cross
L. A. Newton & Son
E. Sixth Street
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