06 Jan 1917
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1917
Page
1
A sequence of assorted items comments on travel, a humorous exchange about a clerk and a broom, reflections on Corona policing and park issues, and a lengthy public letter defending the Corona Park Board against criticism. The pieces reference Honolulu travelers, California made brooms, a ship’s crew, Sweden alcohol fuel, and Corona city affairs.
The Independent invites letters on local issues with readers urged to compose clear typewritten pieces. Columns will not reflect the paper's editorial stance and responses represent individual views.
A historical note criticizes Corona street lighting comparing it to Glendale. It urges installing electrolier street posts every 150 feet with powerful lights to improve visibility and curb appeal, arguing the investment would pay off long term. Glendale's example on two main streets is cited.
A local discussion centers on park location with residents arguing over a twenty acre site at Main and Sixth Streets. Supporters claim the current site is ideal while some opponents admit misgivings but acknowledge the area’s accessibility and neighborhood impact.
William Corkhill states there is no plan to relocate the park into town nor to move the town around the park. The remark addresses local concerns about urban planning and park placement.
Edville A Roys. 9 30 Sunday school. 11 45 reception to members. 6 30 C E society. 7 30 lecture by the pastor on Joseph and His Brethren. Sermon at 11 45 on joining the church.
9 30 Sunday school led by F F Thompson superintendent 10 45 preaching on The Future of the Church 6 30 devotional for young people 7 30 preaching on The Final Revelation good singing at both services orchestra in the evening a spiritual prayer meeting each Wednesday evening at 7 30 a cordial invitation to all be for the
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