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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 25, 1913

Page

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Robbery Spree Hits Cororna On North Main Street

A hold up in Cororna last night netted 70 cents from Leo Devens at gunpoint as he walked home from Christmas shopping. An attempted break in at Mrs. Blanche Sargent’s Bloom ranch home near the railroad ended with two shots fired overhead and neighbors summoned police. The same bandit previously held up Devens nearby, described as a white man about five seven to eight, wearing a light overcoat.

Corona Santa Claus Leo Devens Robinson Ranch Blanche Sargent Daily Independent Sargent Home Mr. Deeans North Main Street Sargent Place Bloom Place

Mexican Situation Discussed by Corona Chamber Meeting

Twenty Corona chamber members met at the rear of the Corona National Bank to discuss the Mexican situation. Speakers included W J Pontelow Jameson W C Barth F W Reynolds Howard Glass City Attorney G R Freeman and C B McConnell. A motion to appoint a five member committee to present views to the city trustees was carried.

Chamber of Commerce Corona National Bank Corona W. J. Pontelow T. “. Jameson W. C. Barth F. W. Reynolds Howard Glass G. R. Freeman B. McConnell Geo &. Snndecor

Corona Appears on Rainfall Charts in Major Papers

Local government observer J. W. Garthwaite reports Corona will be included in rainfall data published by the Los Angeles Times, Examiner, and Los Angeles Tribune. The Tuesday morning charts show Corona city data continuing in regional papers.

Los Angeles Times and Examiner Corona J. W. Garthwaite The Los Angeles Tribune

Guards Guard Mexican Shack After Fatal Shootings

The Mexican shack where the fatal shooting occurred was guarded all night by two men to deter friends of the murderers from recovering property. Deputies for guard duty were Joe Chaney, Jack Fisher, Will Cathey, and A Bowen, with two on the shack and two patrolling the town as nightwatchmen.

Frank Ewing Joe Chaney Jack Fisher Will Cathey A. Bowen

City Marshal G C Alexander slain in Corona murder

City Marshal G C Alexander was shot and killed early Monday in Corona as he sought to restore order in a shack housing foreigners. Two Mexican suspects, brothers Secha, fled toward the east after the 12:30 a.m. shooting. A manhunt by Sheriff Frank P. Wilson and Riverside officers continues with train and auto searches.

AH Corona G. C. Alexander Alexander Howard Street Los Angeles Ares Law Eric Keuhl Dickson Riverside Frank P. Wilson Jno. Baird S. H. Reyburn Nelson Wilson C.F. Larrabee Corona Here Auto Placentia Secha San Bernardino

Baptists Plan New Mission Building at Fourth and Main

At a Friday evening church meeting the First Baptist members unanimously approved buying a Fourth and Main lot to build a $5,000 mission building for foreign-speaking Corona residents. The fall supper drew many church members and college students returning home, with Mrs. M. J. Suydam in charge of the 6 pm meal and hostesses at several tables.

First Baptist Church Fourth Main Streets Corona The Baptist Church Colege M. J. Suydam W. H. Jameson H. A. Wood F. W. Reynolds T. C. Jameson Addie King J. H. Huyck

Church Approves Lot Purchase for New Mission Building

Parish members meet in the auditorium at the church to hear Pastor Reynolds urge loyalty then vote to buy the Fourth and Main street lot from O L Newton of Long Beach for 1500 dollars. Miss Lattie Greenlaw reports on mission work as the meeting adjourns.

Reynolds Fourth and Main Streets O. L. Newton Long Beach Lattie Greenlaw

Night basketball a success at Daraen Classes game

Rain cleared the dust and a well prepared court hosted a tepid eight oclock teaser. The Daraen Classes of the Methodist and Congregational churches played amid a blackout delaying tipoff. The M E Baracas led 14 13 at half and finished 87 7 end in an easy Methodist victory with strong passing and scoring from both sides.

Hepford Towne Methodist Anyelhine M. BS Baracas M. EB. Baraca Weste Oresh Peniinees

New Year's Tennis Tournament Draws Strong Interest

Corona Country Club hosts a New Year’s mixed doubles round robin. Nine teams entered so far, with more expected before entries close on December 30. Players include Waki Freeman, Edwin Birdsall, Miss Ryan, Jamie son, Jurol Jameson, Frank Tarlow, Miss Brewer, Harold Janson, Miss Andrews, Stanley Charvey, Miss Rudesill, and others.

Corona Country Club Waki Freeman Braaseh Edwin Birdsall Miss Ryan Jamieson Jurol Jameson Frank Tarlow Miss Brewer Harold Janson

Entertainment Postponed by Illness at Club House

The Woman's Improvement club house event postponed from December 29 to January 5 due to Mira and Lillian Burkhart Goldsmith illness. All tickets remain valid for the new date.

Mira Lillian Burkhart Goldsmith Woman's Improvement Club

Last Sad Rites for G C Alexander in Corona

A large Corona funeral for G C Alexander drew many closed business doors from the afternoon in tribute. Rev Ferris preached at the Congregational church while Odd Fellows and city officials attended. Alexander, 61, longtime painter and former Corona city marshal, is survived by wife Elizabeth, daughter Mrs Burns, son Thedford, a sister in California, five brothers, and his mother.

Congregational Church Corona G. CG Alexander Corana Circle Lodge Tomphrey Chester Ferris Stephen Arthur Dickinson Ches, Miller Alessis Arthop ‘Pathill Ixow Rebekele Unu Elizabeth Burns Thedford California East

Beginning of a Safe Savings Habit Promises Fortunes

A newspaper snippet urges readers to start a savings habit by opening an account at Citizens Bank. It touts a nest egg buildup as the quickest path to accumulated pennies or dollars and hints at the potential for a growing fortune through prudent banking.

Savings Bank Citizens” Bank

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Cere Rold N. Main Street Tyey Central Keith C. F. Larrabee Davis & Eagan Baptists Tour Ine Advent K. C. Alexander Odd Fellows i Mass Uce Hakee Co Mayet Poug Hemingford Nebo Chadren Neb Rome Psurdo Lone Beach Coron Mir Alexander Citizens’ Bank
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