Chamber of Commerce names 1917 committees and leaders
President T C Jameson announces the chamber structure with Elmo Hough leading Advertising, W E Hill heading Finance and Membership, C A Harding Industrial chief, and W C Bonser guiding Transportation. The aim is a banner year with quarterly full meetings and an annual banquet February 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. C. Jameson
Gether
Tifth
Elmo Hough
Corona Hardware Company
W. Arbin
J.C. Hoover
W. E. Hill
Santa Fe
W. M. Dean
L. Lndrews
W. L. Peeler
F. EB. Snidecor
C. A. Harding
Chamber of Committee
T.C. Jameson
Industrial Committee
Harding
L. J. Otis
G. M. ‘Donneliza
H. L. Glass
Joy G. ‘Jameeea
Transportation Committee
W. C
Robe thefts in Riverside as thieves target parked cars
R J Severance on Mulberry street reports robes stolen from his car while parked outside his home Saturday at 6 pm. Mrs J A Cuttle on Magnolia avenue and Mrs W F Martin on Beverly court also report losses from cars at Ninth and Lime streets and Twelfth and Orange streets. A gang of thieves is suspected to be active, targeting side streets and parked vehicles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Severance
Mulberry Street
Riverside
J. A Cuttle
Magnolia Avenue
Ninth and
Lime Streets
W. F. Martin
Beverly Court
Twelfth
Orange
Mrs Edna Strowger Writes of Cousin's Death
Mrs Edna Strowger, visiting Michigan with her mother, writes her sister Mrs D H Alden in this city about the death of a cousin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Strowger
Michigan
Death of Mr Frank Ewing Shocks Local Friends
The city mourns the death of Mr Frank Ewing announced this morning. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Knights of Pythias meeting planned for tonight is postponed in respect for the deceased brother. He had been ill only briefly and his death was unexpected among his many friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ewing
Ewing
Knights of Pythiad Social
Death of Mrs Irwin Farrar Shocks Corona Locals
The community mourns Mrs. Irwin Farrar formerly Lorene Durham, a Corona high school girl, who died at Alta Loma sanitarium near Cucamonga at 5 30 this morning after two years with tuberculosis. Funeral arrangements to be announced in tomorrow's issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Irwin Farrar
Alta Loma Sanitarium
Cucamonga
The Daughter of MacGregor at Majestic
The Daughter of MacGregor stars Valentine Grant and is directed by Sidney Olcott. The company travels from the Canadian border to Florida filming scenes in a lumber camp and a Scottish setting near the border. Olcott chose a Scottish settlement and then moved south to create strong atmospheric contrast. See The Daughter of MacGregor at the Majestic tomorrow.
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Famous Players-Paramount Pon
MacGregor
Valentine Grant
Sidney Olcott
Candian
Florida
Scotland
Olcott
The
Majestic
Bates and Rife Visit San Bernardino Yesterday
A. W. Bates and Dr. W. O. Rife were business visitors in San Bernardino yesterday, attending meetings and discussing potential local deals. The pair toured facilities and met with regional representatives to explore collaboration opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Bates
Dr. W. O. Rife
San Bernardino
Principal McIver Faces Diploma Revocation Hearing
John A McIver principal of Porta Costa California schools appeared before the board of education in Sacramento amid charges of drunkenness and unprofessional conduct. The hearings center on revoking his teaching diploma after an October 7 incident when allegedly intoxicated he escorted a student to a board meeting.
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Porta Costa
Calif
State’ Board ‘of Education
Sacramento
Dramkennees
John A. Molver
Princibalr
Mets Board ‘of Education
McTver
Hit
Problem of flood control deferred in Congress
Washington, Jan 30. Flood control problems in the Mississippi and Sacramento valleys will go unsolved this session. A house bill reported favorably to the senate before Christmas recess will be left to the sixty fifth congress for lack of time. Residents must hope for relief from floods until senators act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Mississippi
Congress
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Sacramento Valley
House
Senate
Sixty-Fifth Congress
Suspicious Character Arrests Spark Local Alarm
M Leona was arrested yesterday by the local police for acting in a queer manner about town. For several days he has been prowling around houses near Corona Lem on company's camp and peeking in windows frightening people in that locality. It is thought the man is demented. Louis Carbassas a Mexican was placed in the city jail early today. He was discovered in one of the packing houses near the depot and refused to leave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Leona
Corona Lemon Company
Louis Carbassas
Drama Section to Meet at Club House Thursday
The Drama section of the Woman's Improvement club meets Thursday at 3 PM at the club house. Andreyev's play The Pretty Sabine Women will be read by members in an informal round table session with no papers or formal programs. All club members are eligible for membership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Improvement Club
Andreyev
Woman’s Club
Studebaker Sale Highlights Local Realty Man
W L Peeler reports a late Series 18 Studebaker 4 sold to P J Whitten, a realty man. Whitten is very satisfied, having already purchased a third Studebaker from Peeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Peeler
Studebaker
P. J. Whitten
Mr and Mrs G R Freeman Entertain At Dinner
Mr and Mrs G R Freeman entertained Sunday at a beautifully appointed dinner with fourteen covers. A yellow and red color scheme and dainty place cards enhanced the table. Present were Mr and Mrs C B McConnell, Mrs Mary J Bryant, Mr and Mrs G W Waterbury, Mr and Mrs W C McCully, and Mrs L Waite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Freeman
C. B. McConnell
Mary J. Bryant
G. W. Waterbury
W. C. McCully
Mrs Sayles and Family Vacation in Palm Springs
Mrs G M Sayles and her daughter Mrs Nf Reid along with her son are spending several weeks at Palm Springs for a vacation. The party plans a quiet stay at a resort and will travel back in the spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Sayles
Palm Springs
The Local Editor and the Town Booster
A writer argues the editor of a country newspaper bears heavy work for modest pay. Readers should support the paper, advertise generously, and stay engaged, or the town loses its voice and vitality. The piece urges active participation and persistent advertising as civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Dee Newsy
S .L
High Living and Costs Dominant in World Focus
A library Thursday lecture outlines how high living costs eclipse war aftermath in global and national concerns. It highlights international responses from Russia to Norway and notes that libraries offer current bills, newspapers, and literary digests to track legislative action and cultural resources.
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Delage
Russia
Germany
Japan
Norway
Switzerland
State University
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