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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
4
Mrs. M. A. Pomeroy sister of Mrs. George Brown of Corona died last Tuesday in a sanitarium in Morganton North Carolina after months of illness with heart enlargement. She had been here on several occasions and was well known locally. Interment took place in Ogdensburg New York, her former home.
Local post office reports undelivered letters addressed to listed individuals including Armenta Mluteno Arellanes Pedro Davis Mrs Cerna Guad alupe Corkens Mrs Lizzie Escobedo Emeterio Farera Freder ico Gancic Ivan Gomes Abraham ry Mendosa Epetaco Medrano Hisidro Meras Zenon Mihaily Igraiski Nunes Amado Solis Jose M. Schorr Henry Tudor Dan. If unclaimed, letters will be sent to the dead letter office.
Mr. and Mrs. Harren hosted a small farewell gathering at their Fourth and Victoria home on Wednesday. They plan to move to Kansas City this month and begin a new home there. The festive rooms featured ferns geraniums and Japanese lanterns. Games and musical numbers entertained 35 guests before refreshments were served.
James B. Mershon of Newark recounts a life saving recovery after eight months of weakness from lung hemorrhages. He credits Dr. King's New Discovery for his improvement, noting its effects on coughs asthma hay fever and other lung troubles. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by R F Billings at 50 cents or one dollar.
Parents of pupils who will be six by next school year are asked to meet first grade teachers at the grammar school next Tuesday morning from 9 to 12 to register their children. Those unable to attend may send postals to the supervising principal.
Reverend Wesley K. Beans preaches on The Only Foundation at morning service. Evening stereoptican lecture titled The Dragon Empire or John Chinaman at Home. Bible school at 9 30 a m. Epworth League activities at 6 and 6 30 p m with Best Use of Spiritual Gifts topic.
The Congregational Church lists 10:45 a.m. Viewpoints of Earnest Young People and 7:30 p.m. special musical service. Bible school at 9:30, Intermediate at 5, Young People's at 6:30, and Wednesday Fellowship at 7:30. All are invited.
Notice states G F Freeland is no longer connected with the California Alfalfa Meal Milling Co in any capacity whatsoever. President C H Henderson signs the notice dated June 10, 1911.
Work will soon start after you take Dr Kink's New Life Pills and you'll quickly enjoy their fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and fine appetite returns. They regulate stomach, liver and bowels and impart new strength and energy to the whole system. Try them. Only 25¢ at R F Billings.
A roundup of community items lists Mrs. R Li Godwin and Bowen & Whitten real estate activity, visiting relatives include Mr Alexander Brown and Dr A B Brown, and various local services. Advertisements promote Chamberlain cough remedy, coal pricing, tailoring, and a Fourth of July suit rush.
Melvin Glenn, six year old grandson of Dr MWH B Huff of 2619 LaSalle street, nearly lost an eye when struck by a stone hurled by youths who pester motorists along Venice road east of the Soldiers Home. Dr Huff calls for action as culvert-hiding youths continue their stone and gravel throwing spree endangering passersby and damaging cars.
W T Reynolds owner of the Index on Main Street informs the Independent he has purchased Archie King’s shoe repairing business and has King to run that department. Machinery moves to the Index next week as trade remains strong and sales exceed expectations. The store will carry a complete line of medium and high grade shoes at all times.
Ben Pierce a Corona aviator suffered a severe wrench of the right foot when his glider turned in the air near Pedley’s dam causing a fall to rough ground. He also had two fractured ribs on the left side and a general shaking up. Pierce said strong wind and helpers not starting him straight contributed to the accident.
The U S Forest Service announces the fire season has begun in California and urges citizen cooperation to prevent repeats of last year’s disasters. Two fires were reported in Siskiyou County and Tulare, now controlled by an enlarged National Forest protection force.
A news item urges wide publicity for six simple forest fire rules to reduce the season's fire record. Rules cover extinguishing embers, proper disposal of cigarettes, small camp fires, avoiding fires near trees, not making bonfires, and reporting fires to forest officials promptly. Incendiary fires will be prosecuted.
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