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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1913

Page

5

Ladies M B C Club of Alvord Meeting Recap

The Ladies M B C Club of Alvord met at Mrs Ed Tuthill's home on Magnolia Avenue. After business a social time followed with refreshments. Attendees included Mesdames Campbell Cook Wall Hamner Walter Johnson Frank Johnson Oakes Sellers Thomas and Miss Thomas.

M. B. C. Club Alvord Ed. Tuthill Magnolia Avenue Mesdames Campbell Cook Wall Hamner Walter Johnson Frank Johnson Oakes Sellers Thomas Miss Thomas

Mrs. J. E. Harlow Visits Huntington Beach Guests

Mrs. J. E. Harlow of Huntington Beach is a guest in the city at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Sargent. Also a local bakery advertises Mother's bread at Corona City Bakery.

J. E. Harlow Huntington Beach W. H. Sargent Corona City

Riverside County Medical Society Holds Regular Monthly Meeting

The Riverside County Medical Society met Monday at the Victoria club with guests from other counties and wives of members. Dinner for 53 was followed by talks on medical and public health legislation by Assemblyman Ellis Senator Ady and Dr. Tucker, with Corona members Dr. Davis, Dr. Chapman, and Dr. Root in attendance.

Riverside County Medical Society Victoria Club R. R. Root W. H. Ellis Ady Redlands G. E. Tucker Corona Society W. S. Davis W. H. Chapman

Local Angler Lands Nine-Pound Trout at Little Bear Lake

A party of local anglers including F. P. Cooper Kelly Gates R. L. Willits Jack Philips Robi N Ross and F. W. Kuster fished Little Bear valley from Saturday to Sunday. Cooper landed a 26 inch speckled trout weighing nine pounds, which Ross showed to friends on his return Sunday night.

F. P. Cooper Frank Gates R. L. Willits Jack Philips Robi. N. Ross Brother Coalinga Little Bear Valley Mr. Ross

Blacksmith Mitchel Kaughman Offers Shoes and Steel Work

Mitchel Kaughman a German black smith advertises horse shoeing and general black smithing with steel work at corner Fifth and Main streets. Prices described as reasonable. 112-21

Mitchel Kaughman Fifth Main Streets

Dean's Kidney Pills Advertised For One Thing Only

Corona California resident H A Pierce testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills gave relief from backache and kidney trouble. The ad emphasizes one purpose per pill and promotes sale through Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo as U.S. agents, price fifty cents.

Dean Corona H. A. Pierce Washburn Street Cal Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Dean‘s

Summer School Plans For Corona Officials And Staff

Sibley wanders to Corona for summer. Principal Waldron to Berkeley for UC Summer School. Serena Twomey, Seawright, Archer, Beebe, Martin, Unger plan stays in Corona or visits beaches. Curl resigns to Riverside. Bane and Moreland stay in Corona. Embree to Missouri for part of the break.

Sibley Corona John H. Waldron Washington Grammar School Prof. Waldron University of California Berkeley Serena Twomey Miss Twomey San Diego Nettie E. Seawright Miss Seawright Black Hills South Dakota Eloise Archer Lincoln School James Embree Washington School Missouri

Elsinore Boosters Parade Through Corona for July Fourth

About fifteen auto loads of Elsinore boosters plus the Elsinore band invaded Corona yesterday afternoon on Main Street between Sixth and Seventh to advertise Lake City’s mammoth July 4 celebration. The march was led by H. J. Wambold, editor of the Lake Elsinore Valley Press, with 75 to 100 participants.

Elsinore Corona Main Street Lake City H. J. Wambold Lake Elsinore

Young Corona Lady Makes Bold Grab At Santa Fe Train

A Corona man aimed for a Carnegie medal at the Santa Fe depot when a young woman in blue dashed in by car and boarded the westbound 8:53 train. She grabbed the coach door handle but momentum pulled her aside until a bystander and another man helped her aboard. Mrs. William Corkhill Jr. vows to arrive earlier next time. Rube McKinney misses the medal again.

Corona Santa Fe William Corkhill Jr Rube McKinney

The Housefly Plague and Call for Cleanliness

A historical notice warns that houseflies cause 100000 deaths annually and incur 12000000 dollars in damage. Flies travel short distances, feed on liquids, and breed rapidly. It urges extermination through cleanliness, noting public disdain could rise if no action is taken.

Flies blamed for disease and death in town report

Public health message warns flies contaminate milk and food, spread hookworm and other illnesses. Authorities claim flies cause epidemics, kill children, and burden the United States with hundreds of millions of dollars in losses annually.

United States

Washington School Edges High In Narrow Baseball Victory

Washington High School survived an 11 to 9 lead change in a Wednesday baseball game against Washington Grammar School on the high school grounds. Low light helped blunt a nine inning stretch as the high school held on despite a late grammar school surge.

Corona High School Washington Grammar School Washington I. Bowen C. Hutchinson Hf. Coffelt L. Towne M. V. Staley W. Archer B. Hamner Ed. Rogers Ware Lincoln School H. Slaten BH. Lloyd G. Cordon B. Young J. Haris N. Tower Woods W. Hutchinson C. Parlapiano

Bell peppers move from Imperial valley in shipments

Mr J Tisnerat of this city spent Thursday and Friday in Long Beach. The Imperial valley is making extensive shipments of bell peppers.

J. Tisnerat Long Beach Imperial Valley

Hall's Catarrh Cure promissory oath

Frank J. Cheney of Cheney & Co., Toledo druggists, swore to pay 100 dollars for each case of catarrh cured or not by Hall's Catarrh Cure. The affidavit, dated December 6, before notary A. W. Gleabon, cites the drug as a cure taken internally and directed at the blood and mucous membranes.

State of Ohio Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney F. J. Cheney & Co Toedo Hall A. W. Gleabon

The Clean Up Cure in Fly Reduction

An editorial urges cleaning to reduce flies and disease. It explains flies breed in garbage and filth, spread disease, and warns residents to remove dirt around homes to prevent plague.

Local merchant shifts from cleaning to ice cream in Long Beach

Ralph Gilmore son of J W Gilmore long active in this city sold out his cleaning and pressing business in Los Angeles and is now in the ice cream business in Long Beach where he spent last summer.

Ralph Gilmore J. W. Gilmore Los Angeles Long Beach

San Diego Exposition Gains Government Backing

President Wilson signs the Kettner bill extending to San Diego the same privileges as San Francisco. The exposition nears completion with over 50 percent done, $6.4 million set aside, and participation from many states and foreign governments.

San Diego Cal Wilson San Francisco Americas North South America East Europe

First Christian Church AP Plouston Service Notes

Lord's day services listed with Bible school at 9 30 and preaching at 10 45 The sermon titled Our Present Duty The evening program includes Christian Endeavor at 6 30 with no preaching Then W KE a former Corona resident now in Hollywood visits Colton hosts Mr and Mrs L L Andrews and Mr and Mrs Perle Glass visit Colton Tuesday

Cor Home Owners Tour by Noted Californians

T P Drinkwater formerly of Corona now of Los Angeles and James H Morrow of Hollywood visited today to survey property interests in the area.

T. P. Drinkwater Corona Los Angeles James H. Morrow Hollywood

Catalog of groceries and canning jars from Sperry Flour

The list shows prices for rice at 1.75 per 60 pounds, flour and sugar in various sizes, salt products, Mason jars in multiple styles, jelly glasses, jar rubbers, matches, and old potatoes priced per 100 or 20 pounds. Also notes economy jars and assorted canning supplies with unit costs.

Special musical recital by First Methodist Church chorus

Profs Meeker of the First Methodist Church and his chorus present a special musical recital on Friday evening June 27. The event features The orchestra, the chorus, Loregga Whipple of Los Angeles, Craig, Mrs. Chas Wentworth, Mrs. Harry Whitcomb, and Prof. Meeker. Proceeds support church music. no formal collection, silver offering at the door.

First Methodist Church Profs Meeker Loregga Whipple Los Angeles Craig Chas, Wentworth Harry Whitcomb Meeker

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