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Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1913

Page

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Irate Citizens Haled Before Corona City Court

Citizens faced Judge Hull in Corona for auto traffic violations. Eight cases heard, mostly for night driving without lights. Frank Geith fined five dollars for leaving his car on Sixth Street without lights. A. Roubacher and Eddie Hill also fined five dollars. Attorney O P Sanders paid his fine by mail after leaving his car with lights, while three others failed to appear. The hearing continues.

Corona Sixth Street Main Main Street Hull Eddie Hill Young Hill Alexander Oo. P. Sanders Riverside Business Man’s Association Sanders City Recorder East Sixth Street Sam Miller J. W. Garthwaite W. N. Tilson Mr. Garthwaite Mr. Garth Waite Judge Hull Queen Colony Fruit Exchange W. C. Barth Barth Garthwaite Council Room The Independent

Independence Day Fest At Lake City Draws Thousands

The Elsinore Fourth celebration attracted about 2000 to 3000 people with a four flight hydro airplane display by Glenn Martin and Harry Holmes. A parade, baseball games, concerts, dancing, and confetti battles filled the program amid engine troubles that limited some flights. Corona boasted strong local support led by G. P. McCorkle of the Corona Auto Club.

Elsinore Corona Lake City Ielsinore Glenn Martin Harry Holmes Tirdman G. P. McCorkle Corona Auto Club

Oil strike at Temescal well near Corona raises hopes

Reports say oil in paying quantities was struck at the Ben White well in Temescal canyon after drilling to 2500 feet. Water was pumped out, ten barrels flowed from the casing, and oil sampling is underway in Los Angeles. Local interest grows as Corona promoters expect a strong boom with more oil derricks possible.

Ben White Temescal Canyon Corona Temescal Los Angeles Placentia Brea Clarence White

International C E convention opens in Los Angeles with 10000 attendees

The International convention of Christian Endeavor workers opened in Los Angeles at Fiesta Park with about 10,000 present. Dr Francis E Clark presided and was reelected along with General Secretary William E Shaw and other officers. Local pastors and Mayor H H Rose welcomed delegates as thousands were turned away from the tent due to overflow.

International Convention of Christian Endeavor Workers Los Angeles Fiesta Park Francis §E Clark C. KE Alexandria Francis Clark C. E. Movement William E. Shaw National C. E. Society J. Whitcomb Brougher Temple Baptist Church Jno. Balcom Shaw Emmanuel Presbyterian Church Society Father Clark Washington Riverside Leonard Merrill C. EB H. H. Rose

Corona Exhibits City's Best Views in New Hall

A Corona city hall exhibit showcases top photographs of local sites captured by Santa Fe railroad representatives. W. J. Pentelow, Corona Chamber of Commerce president, arranged to frame and hang a dozen views of the new city hall high school library Grand Boulevard Lemonia grove and packing houses on the Chase plantation.

Corona New City Hall Santa Fe Railroad Company Corona Chamber of Commerce W. J. Pentelow Grand Boulevard Lemonia Grove Chase Plantation City Hall

Corona Boy Burned By Gasoline On Hot Sidewalk

Max Baird seventeen son of Mr and Mrs Fred M Baird was seriously burned with gasoline when he poured it on a sun heated cement walk. The fire caught his clothing and he extinguished the flames with an old rug and quilt. Dr W S Davis attended the burns. No one was home at the time of the accident.

Max Baird Fred M. Baird Young Baird Wls. Davis

Will Enter High School Eight Grads for Next Year

The eighth grade graduates entering high school next year include Orville Mick Ina Slaughter Stavetta Stanton Robert Harding Lea Kroonen Charles Wood Delbert Stambaugh Carl Parlapiano Frank Parlapiano Nicola Tower June Webster George Coridon Katherine Ware William Carter Lester Harris Max Ferguson Alfred Daniels Lucile Lloyd Peter Beele Bedorah Bryant Gertrude Mick Lowell Engle Lois Gilmore Merle Harris Edward Hill Edwin Freeman Reba Colburn Harry Carter Edward Knight Paul Gleason Madeline Geith Ray Marlatt Helen F Dunham Percy Riddell Ruth Dudley Dorothy Bell Ruth McNeil From Prado Leo Honey and Dan Arce.

Orville Mick Ina Slaughter Stavetta Stanton Robert Harding Lea Kroonen Charles Wood Delbert Stambaugh Carl Parlapiano Franik Parlapiano Nicola Tower June Webster George Coridon Katherine Ware William Carter Lester Harris Max Ferguson Alfred Daniels Lucile Lloyd Peter Beele Bedorah Bryant Gertrude Mick Lowell Engle Lois Gilmore

Books and Poirier Open Paint Shop in Gate City

George Books of San Bernardino and H Poirier of this city form a partnership to open Books Poirier a Gate City paint shop. They will specialize in auto sign and scenery painting. The senior partner previously ran a local painting business and Poirier has prior experience as a picking foreman for the C U U and in painting.

George Books San Bernardino H. Poirier Gate City Books & Poirier Poirier C. UU

Maynard to Speak Here on July 11 at Local Event

R A Maynard a leading American Socialist writer and speaker will address on the New Freedom and the Odd Fellows fall in Coruna Friday evening Judy blo Abe. He edits for Western Comrade The Citizen and The Social Democrat based in Los Angeles and is regarded as a scholarly movement figure.

Maynard Will Deblare New Freedom Odd Fellows Fall Coruana Judy Blo Abe The Citizen Social-Democrat Los Angeles

Corona Chamber of Commerce Meeting Notice

A regular Corona Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held Friday evening at 8 o'clock in the Masonic hall. Secretary Sanger urges all members and interested townspeople to attend as town matters of interest will be discussed.

Corona Chamber of Commerce Masonic Hall Sanger Chamber

Corona Woman Laid To Rest

Corona mourns Mrs H Poirier who died Monday evening in Arlington County Hospital after six months in care. Survived by husband and two children aged eight and ten, all Corona residents. Funeral held at 9 am yesterday at the Catholic church with Father Thomas Cochran in charge. Interment in Sunnyslope cemetery. Mrs Poirier, a Corona resident for twenty five years, was a daughter of August Patt a Corona pioneer.

Local social notes and movements around Corona

A. T. Slaten, now a University Police officer in Los Angeles, visited his father on River Street. Monday Night Affair at the Whites featured bridge whist with Mir and Mrs Robert Hess as winners. Gertrude Oakley leaves for Santa Monica for a two week vacation. A picnic group including the Andrews, White, Ross, Blair toured Hoag's canyon. Murray family drove to Long Beach in a new American. away a week. Ellis family to Santa Barbara for ten days.

A. T. Slaten Corona University Police Station Los Angeles Bob Shatenooot Clarence White Mir Robt Ftess Witt Mer I. J. Andrews Gertrude Oakley Fert Santa Monica Robert Ross Geo. M. Blair Hoag’s Canyon F. W. Murray Long Beach Mr. Murray

Delegates Welcome in Corona on CE Delegation Stop

A royal reception greeted 120 Christian Endeavor delegates on a two hour Corona layover en route from Toronto to Los Angeles for the big convention. Autos ferried them to the depot with temonade jars and Corona lemons as souvenirs. Miss Shaw and Miss dillo decorated the depot. Dr. Her bert G. Spence led the visiting party with thanks.

Christian Endeavorers Toronto Canada C. EK Los Angeles Corona W. J. Pentelow Corona Chamber of Commerce Santa Re U. S Cle's Herbert G. Spence Nova Scotia Calgary Quebec Ontario Sarnia

Criss Couple Welcome Nine Pound Daughter in Lincoln Street

Mr and Mrs Chas A Criss of Lincoln Street and Ontario Avenue are happy parents of a nine pound daughter who arrived Tuesday to brighten the home. Father and facility are reported to be doing nicely.

Chas. A. Criss Lincoln Street Ontario Avenue Hadden Pather

Safe bank advert promises security and fair rates

An advertisement touts a bank as safe and reliable with ample security and conservative protection. It invites inquiry and claims honesty and fair interest rates to attract savers.

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