Animated Weekly Showings of The Love Story of the Ages
Matinee Friday at 2 PM admission 25 and 50 cents. Evening show at 8 PM admission 25 50 and 75 cents. Reserve seats now as they are selling fast.
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1916
Page
2
Matinee Friday at 2 PM admission 25 and 50 cents. Evening show at 8 PM admission 25 50 and 75 cents. Reserve seats now as they are selling fast.
Dr E D Grandmason will be at the Hotel Del Rey all day Saturday June 17 offering glasses fitted by modern methods with a one year guarantee. Prices described as very reasonable.
Ford prices listed show a touring car at 493.25 dollars and a roadster at 443.25 dollars. Newton and Collier appear as the sellers or contacts for these automobiles.
The schedule notes a change of program for Saturday evening presenting a cartoon comedy and shorts including Little Red Riding Hood Matt and Jeff and Sunny Jim in Search of a Mother and When the Circus Came to Town, with the lineup adjusted for the night.
Mothers are invited to leave name and address at the box office to enter their child in the Majestic Theater Baby Contest with valuable prizes to be awarded.
R C Harbison longtime editor of the San Bernardino Sun announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination to Congress in the eleventh district. The district convention of seven counties meets in San Diego July 1. He aims to restore tariffs on California citrus and deciduous fruit to aid regional prosperity. He was not available for comment.
At a dinner party a witty woman explained her remaining single by noting a talking parrot and a tobacco chewing monkey. Her humorous remark suggests she did not miss a husband due to these odd companions.
The semi monthly Episcopal Guild gathering met yesterday at Mrs. John P. Key’s West Olive home. Mrs. C. M. Seoville and Mrs. Key led an engaging program with a whistling solo by Mrs. Key a Doris Archer vocal solo a piano piece by Mrs. Billings and a reading by Mrs. Morrill. Refreshments of berries and cream wafers and ice tea were served.
In Faribault Minnesota on June 15 the fiftieth anniversary of St Marys school for girls was celebrated Old Girls who were early graduates donated several thousand dollars for a gymnasium to support education for daughters of clergymen serving missionary work among Dakota Indians.
Mr and Mrs C G Martin of 207 West 11th street departed today for Ontario where Mr Martin has secured employment.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. D. Prather and niece Miss Elizabeth Clay arrive in Corona to stay with Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Waterbury in Orange Heights. Prather aided Yosemite Valley railroad development and with brother Thos. Prather opened a stone quarry. The group enjoys a Cold Water canyon picnic before continuing to San Diego for the Exposition.
Mrs Jno L Merriam leaves for San Gabriel to attend the wedding of Dr Lowbeer and Miss Patrick in that city tomorrow. Before returning she will visit her cousin Mrs Mary Orcutt in Los Angeles for a few days.
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