Corona residents and visitors listed in local notes
Clarence Reed, died of typhoid in Garden Grove, once lived in Corona. Col. E. S. Ormsby of Los Angeles visited Corona as secretary of the Optimist Club. Edward Cunningham and wife plan an extended overland trip north, not returning until fall. W. S. Ritchie returned from Akron, Ohio with nephew George Ritchie. Los Angeles literary staffer Mrs. C. L. Clarke visiting Del Rey. Mrs. W. L. Gray and Mrs. Carl Miller shopped in Riverside. Misses Elsia Davison Anna Bel and Alma Newton from Huntington Beach camp meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lancer to spend winter in Los Angeles. Sumner Billings back at his desk after Los Angeles visit. C. Vic McCarthy of SPARE aT Fire Insurance in town for talks with W. G. Kardon. Andrew Veach at home after Long Beach visit, enjoying surf and Street of a Thousand Lights.
Foot Crush Incident Involving Home Telephone Employee
Horace Armitage, employed by the Home Telephone Company, had his right foot crushed by a carriage wheel a few days ago. He cannot bear weight but can ride quickly on the company motorcycle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Armitage
Home Telephone Company
Last Auto Contagion Victim Purchases Tourist Car
The final victim, Mr. Jacob Stoner, buys a tourely under a Tourist car. Guided by a professional Los Angeles chauffeur, he learns driving techniques and how to stay centered mid operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Stoner
Los Angeles
Stoner
Road to helm marks a journey of independent sailing
A speaker looks toward taking full control of his course and predicts continued enjoyment once he assumes leadership. The vision highlights personal autonomy and the promise of smooth onward progress.
Cottage sale on Bell Street transfers to James Duncan
Bush and McNeil closed a deal Monday making the Bell street cottage and lot, formerly owned by Mrs. Lillian A. Feldman, the property of James Duncan who will take immediate possession. The purchase price was 1000 dollars. Colonel Marble, president of Sterling Milk Company, and A C Smith, secretary, arrived Wednesday for a combined business and pleasure trip. Sterling Milk has a new toremate with Mr Hugh Cannyon, formerly second farmer at the Whittier reform school, noted as a well informed supervisor for the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Marble
Sterling Milk Company
A.C. Smith
Corporation
Hugh Cannyon
Whittier Reform School
Cammon
Local hill climb marks first in Galeruna boat
Harry Sweet completed a daring hill climb on Tuesday in his Galeruna boat at Josephs Canyon. He is noted as the first ute enthusiast to seal the hills, and observers say other local drivers will attempt similar feats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Sweet Muade
Josephs Canyon
Mr. Sweet
Flo
Pomona Piano Man Plays In Town With Dainty Skills
EE Sheets the Pomona piano man played in tows Tuesday and Wednesday of Wests this week. Mr Sheets has occupied more quarters than before in Pomona and shows a fine stroke at pianos with several new instruments from eastern factories. Miss Inez Smith, thirteen, daughter of Dr and Mrs E H Smith, recently moved from Wanford to Corona, is ill with scarlet fever. The family are quarantined at the Gleason home on Sixth street. Dr Smith reports no serious outcome as she fights the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EE. Sheets
Pomona
Wests
Sheets On
Inez Smith
E. H. Smith
Wanford
Corona
Gleason
Sixth Street
Pianist Miss Leona Clarkson Visits Hamilton Ranch Owner Father
Miss Leona Clarkson of New York travels for a two months visit with her father A L Clarkson who recently purchased the Hamilton ranch. The noted pianist has studied abroad for years and returned to New York City last year after appearing with a distinguished tenor before her California visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Clarkson
New York
A.L. Clarkson
Hamilton Ranch
Corona figures and local personalities in brief notes
Cantanari served as accompanist at concerts in the Metropolitan Opera House. J. R. Conrad named general manager of the Pacific. Clay Campany visited Corona on a Tuesday. Four photographs were taken at Browning's Studio by J. M. Browning. D. M. Browning returned from Newport Beach with his daughter after a salt air stay. A. W. Green, ex proprietor of Pioneer Market, says Corona offers opportunity and is glad to be back in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cantanari
Metropolitan “Opera House
J. R. Conrad
Pacific
Clay Canipary
Corona
A. W. Green
Pioneer Market
Imperial
Mr. Green
Local News Notes On Two Community Members
Charles Masten, formerly a Corona boy but now of El Centro, is visiting relatives here. Capt. H K Stahl, recently seriously ill, is rapidly convalescing and was briefly up and about on Thursday. He feels cheerful and friends welcome his recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Masten
Corona
el Centro
H. K. Stahl
San Antonio Meat Co. President Praises Brubaker’s Prospect
Charles Madison, president of the San Antonio Meat Company, was in town Thursday. He says Harvey Brubaker, long associated with him, will be as successful as a landlord as he has been in the butcher business, and that will be going some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Madison
San Antonio
Harvey Brubaker
New Auto Repair Shop Opens On Former Queen Colony Site
Messrs. Hux Saw and Kean moved out Saturday and settled in a new establishment on Shelton Sixth Street formerly occupied by the Queen Colony Garage. They offer repair work including electric engine work, wiring, and installation of electric appliances in homes and stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelton
Queen Colony Garage
Kansas
Huxsaw & Kean
Portrait Studio Ad at Seventh and Victoria Streets
An image caption for a studio portrait advertises J. M. Browning, Photographer, located at the corner of Seventh and Victoria Streets. The note ends with otf suggesting a file type or format.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Browning
Seventh and
Victoria Streets
J. M. Browning
Ote
Seventh and Victoria Sts
Camp Visitors Surprise Newton Party at Tfong's Canyon
Miss Newton and her daughter Miss Myrtle hosted a fifteen-guest camp visit at Tfong's canyon. The arriving friends of Miss Myrtle stayed for several hours and were entertained by the host and the "lady of the house" in a merry gathering amid nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Newton
Miss Myrtle
Tfong’s Canyon
Myrtle
Advertised Letters at Corona Post Office
The Corona California post office lists unclaimed letters dated July 27 190s for A Ray Brooks Ross Clifton Mrs J A ieddy James J Cereun A Halbert Agnes Lewis Jas Lowry Marrig Senora Sesana Rains Miss Emma Richter and others. Unclaimed letters will go to the Dead Letter Office on Aug 10 1y0s. George Brown P M
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
Cal
A. Ray Brooks
Ross Ciifton
J. A. Ieddy
James
Cereun
A. Halbert
Agnes Lewis
Jas. Lowry
Marrig
Senora Sesana Rains
Emma’ Richter
George Brown
P. M
Young Ladies Plan Aug Trip to San Antonio Canyon
A Corona party of young ladies will depart August 3 for an outing in San Antonio Canyon. They plan to establish a camp and stay up to thirty days. Chaperone Mrs. C. M. Harding accompanies Carrie Newkirk Florence Barber Inez Baker Joyce Birdsall and Sue Birdsall for health sport and recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
San Antonio Canyon
Carrie Newkirk
Florence Barber
Inez Baker
Joyce
Sue Birdsall
Santa Fe Auditors Find Station Accounts In Apple Pie Order
Messrs Phillips and Lewis traveling auditors for the Santa Fe system visited Corona to inspect station accounts. After completing their task they reported Agent Brown’s station funds were intact to the last copper and the books in excellent shape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Phillips and
Lewis
Santa Fe
Corona
Agent Brown
High School Girls Hold Semi Monthly Club Meeting
The Merry Widows Club, a group of high school girls, met at Miss Lillian Clarkson’s last Tuesday evening for regular semi monthly business followed by light refreshments and a jovial social time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merry Widow Club
Lillian Clarkson
Canyon Freight Wreck Delays Westbound Trains
A freight train wreck near Canyon delayed westbound service for several hours. No casualties were reported as trains from Riverside to Los Angeles via Porgenia were affected and housekeeping crews worked to clear the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saat Fe
Lee Angeles
Ciwe Bowers
Sia
Teda
Riverside
Los Angeles
Porgenia
Bulgin Case Delayed Over Bed Cot and Rifle Dispute
The Bulgin v Dunn suit, filed by evangelist E J Bulgin to recover a bed cot and a magazine rifle, was postponed by agreement until fall in Judge Trull's court on a venue from Hemet. The case involves prior mixed ownership with Strasser v Bulgin and a questioned deal with Strasser regarding a ranch for mining stock, which a Riverside court ruled invalid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.J. Bulgin
John H. Dunn
Trull
Hemet
Strassert
Bulgin
Riverside
Dunn
Dinsmore
Strasser
Is Now a Landlord Harvey Brubaker Takes Over Glen Ivy Hotel
Harvey Brubaker will become a partner and take charge of the Glen Ivy Hotel on August 1 alongside Mr. Sutherland. He previously managed the Pioneer Market for about a year in Corona and has many friends there. The Brubaker market will stay in operation under N. C. Proctor, Brubaker’s longtime assistant since December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Brubaker
Glen Ivy
Sutherland
Brubaker
Pioneer Market
Corona
Union Church Services Mixed Denominations Schedule
The morning services feature Medhadist Baptists at the Methodist church and Congregational Christians at the Congregational church. In the evening, Baptist services occur at the Baptist church and Christian church services with Mr Adams preaching at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Mr. Cliff
Congregational Christian
Congregational Church
Christian Church
Mr. Adams
Notice of Stockholders Meeting for Corona Home Telegraph
In Corona California a special stockholders meeting is called to consider increasing capital stock from 1000 to 8000. The notice cites Civil Code section 534 and is issued by President ALC Wood and Secretary Woo. Chapalan. The meeting is set for September 10, 1905, at the company’s principal office on Sixth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona Home Telephone and Telegraph Company
Suiedl Coronat Home Pelephone and Telegraph Company
Corona
California
Towit
Sad Corporation
Owe Pena
CIA
Bonnet
Alc. Wood
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Rev. Geo BoCHE presides with Sunday school at 6 30 a m. preaching at 10 45 a m. Epworth League 6 30 p m. evening service 7 50 p m. late prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Geo. Boche
Epworth League
Corner of Eighth and Howard Streets Services Schedule
Services at toll o'clock Sunday mornings and Sunday school at 10 a.m. Wednesday evenings at 8 o'clock. Reading room open daily from 2 to 4 p.m. Sermon topic noted as have rg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eighth and
Howard Streets
Local church notices amid fragmented OCR text
Fragmented text references morning service at 230 a.m. and evening 7:30 p.m. prayer and praise meetings. Mentions of Bibb, Chae, and Tue hints at religious schedule items but many words are garbled, leaving unclear dates, names, or locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soaciely
Henny
Ty Ebelit
Congregational Church Sunday School and Services
A church notice for Congregational Church lists Sunday school at 9229 and morning service at noon with an evening sermon at 4:50. The schedule includes a focus on Christian faith and spiritual guidance for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Church
Christian Fendeavor
Midweek and Sunday Services At Local Church
Catholic Rev. Pather Quinn to lead midweek devotional Wednesday at 7 25 PM at St John Baptist Episcopal church. Sunday services at 7 30 PM except third Sunday communion at 10 45 AM. George Bley leads Sunday School each Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John Baptist Episcopal Church
George Bley
Wend
Community Church Bulletin With Schedule and Notices
Corner Ninth and Main lists Rev. W. T. Adams preaching every Sunday at 11:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:50 p.m. The Women’s Christian Temperance Union meets on the first and third Tuesday each month at 250 Washburn Street. The Misericordia Aid Society and other groups are noted with venue details and times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ud Main
W.T. Adams
YesOama
Christian Endeavor
the Christinandies’ Aid
Regula Meeting Schedule in Local Bulletin
Weekly sessions held on Tuesdays and Thursdays at 9 Sattorelings and Sundays for junior meetings. Details unreadable. focus on regular weekly cadence and target participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regula
Scogidiay Ou
Peta
For Rent and Sale Notices in Local Classifieds
For Rent cottages and furnished rooms inquire Va Gleason on 6th street between Victoria and Ramona. For Sale Leghorn Hens bids requested. New stock Brandywine and Klondike strawberry plants 2 dollars per thousand from J Grotzinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gleason
6Th Street
Victoria and
Ramona
Sali
Klondike
J. Grotzinger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ackley
Per Sack Ag
L. C. Ackley Milling & Feed Co
G. Freeman
Sunset
First
Washborne Streets
Clarence Reed
Garden Grove
Col. E. S. Ormsby
Optimist Club
City
Edward Cunningham
W. S. Ritchie
Akron
Ohio
George Ritchie
del Rey
C. L. Clarke
The
Los Angeles Times
W. L. Gray
Carl Miller
Bundles Calere
Elsia Davison
Anna Bel
Alma Newton
Huntington Beach
Joseph Lancer
Sumner Billings
Werevents
Wag Cnet
C. Vic McCarthy
Fire Insurance Company
San Francisco
W.og. Kardon
Andrew Veach
Heane Ane
Sasae
Long Beach
D. M. Browning
Newport Beach
Miss Newton
Merry Widows
Canyon
Union Church Services
Corona, Calif
Woo. Chapalan
W. J. Buell
Prop
Randall
Alden Cafe
Queen Colony Cigar
First Church of Christ Scientist
Serman
Buell’s
Loggins and Footwear
Luther Patton
Brubaker’s Market
Pather Quinn
First Christian Church
Ad Wiure
Washburn Street
Tireteads, Vres
Crnniicdicia
Salvation Army
U.S
Duke Advertising Agoency
South Midie Street
Chl
Th. Stahl
Bank
Caltt
New Soho
Statil
Corot
Zysaa
Calif
Pelta Blade
Leghorn Nyes
POR Sache
Jon P.aney Birst
National Bank
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