Corona's New Post Office to Rise on Main Street Corner
The Corona Post Office project moves forward after Washington approves East Main Street bid by Citizens' Bank group. The cream brick, two story building at Sixth and Ramona will cost over 50 thousand dollars, housing the post office and bank with four additional rooms and an opera house space. Local organizers include Howard L. Glass R. L. Willits and Chas F Hildreth.
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Corona
East Sixth Street
West Sixth Street
G. P. McCorkle
Citizen’s Bank
Post Office Department
Washington D. C
Citizens’ Bank
Main Street
Sixth and
Ramona Streets
Sixth Street
Ramona
Howard L. Glass
R. L. Willits
Chas. F Hildreth
Coronans Advertising Circle City in Northern California
Mr and Mrs D McNeiland and Mrs W L Lyman left Monday in a Stevens Duryea auto bound for San Francisco to promote the Corona speedway race on September 9. They carried lithographed posters to display along auto routes from Los Angeles to Frisco and in towns en route to boost attendance and ensure posters are actually posted. The Corona promoters expect lower mailing costs but prefer direct display to guarantee reach and interest.
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D. McNeiland
W. L. Lyman
Lyman
San Francisco
Corona Circular Speedway
Los Angeles
Frisco
Auto Club
Corona
The Call to Time and Opportunity
A concise reflection on time as a catalyst for action. It urges doing the necessary task now, framing time as the key to seizing opportunity and making progress.
Coal advertised for sale by Brooks and Leach
A dealer note states a car of Black Diamond coal will arrive in a few days and be sold at a reduced price by the ton with a call to buy now while it is cheapest.
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Brooks & Leach
Auto and Handcar Collision at Rincon Crossing
An auto driven by an unknown man collided with two handcars at the Santa Fe crossing in Rincon yesterday morning. The handcars, one with a steel rail weighing about a ton, were being pushed by a gasoline powered car. The auto smashed into the center of the cars. a Mexican section hand sprained an ankle. No others were hurt. The driver said he searched for smoke from a train and failed to see the handcars. He risks his life if he assumes trains always emit smoke from their stacks while moving.
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Santa Fe
Rincon
Riverside couple welcome son born Saturday
Mr and Mrs Earl McDonald of Riverside former Coro na residents announce the birth of a son born Saturday.
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Earl McDonald
Riverside
Corona
Birthday gathering at Lemon Street home of Sias
Corona residents hosted a lively birthday party for Donald Sias at the home of Mr. and Mrs. T C Sias on Lemon Street. High school friends attended a games and garden scene in lantern light with stories by Stephan Schutze, followed by dancing and refreshments.
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Lemon Street
T.C. Sias
Donald Sias
Donald
Far East
Stephan Schutze
Corona
Mr. Schutze
Third Story Hour Is Largest Ever At Library Lawn
One hundred fifty Copona children attended the third story hour on library lawn Tuesday. Mr. Schutze held their attention with tales including The Coyote and the Locust and The Elephant's Child. A final session will feature The Fisherman and His Wife and Tiny Hare and the Beavers.
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Copona
Mr. Schutze
Kipling
Schutze
Sykes
Church Workers Union Board Meeting At Mrs Glenns Home
Mrs W D Glenn hosted the Workers Union of the Congregational church executive board on Tuesday afternoon. The group discussed the organization’s plans for the coming year and other business items. Refreshments were served. Guests included Rev Cheater Ferris and Mrs Mary L Henty of Redlands.
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W. D. Glenn
Workers Union of the Congregational Church
Cheater Ferris
Maryi L.henty
Redlands
Commencement Exercises At High School Tonight
The senior class will receive diplomas in tonight’s auditorium ceremony. The class has an equal number of young men and women. Details of the program are deferred to the class magazine Corona de dao Mesa, which publishes notable class history and prophesy.
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Corona de Dao Mesa
Corona Sweets Shop Welcomes New Partner Mr Willard Rose
Mr Willard Rose, who recently bought a half interest in the Corona Sweet Shop with Mrs P L N Brubacher, says Corona is the best place for him to locate. Formerly at the Jack O Lantern in Pomona, he is a candy maker and pastry expert, bringing fresh energy to Corona.
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Willard Rose
Corona Sweet Shop
Pln. Brubacher
The
Independent
Corona
Mr. Rose
Jack O’lantern
Pomona
Miss Louise Oakey Heads to Mt Hermon Summer School
Miss Louise Oakey leaves tomorrow to attend summer school at Mt Hermon in the big redwood trees district. The school is popular with teachers seeking to broaden their scope as instructors.
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Louise Oakey
Mt. Hermon School
Big Red Wood Trees
Banking brochure urging helpful service for future welfare
The text promotes a bank as a helpful institution and invites customers to consult on financial matters. It emphasizes a mission of satisfactory and profitable banking service and offers experience to benefit patrons.
Trustees oppose Nichols park offer call for city vote
At the Tuesday trustees meeting in Corona the board debated accepting $2,500 yearly for the park from Mr and Mrs Nichols. Mayor Holmes urged referring the offer to a special election while trustees favored going to the people. The resolution to accept the offer was voted down, signaling a vote by the public on the proposal.
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Abr
I. RR. Nichols
Prastee
Mueller
Nichols
Myr
Freeman
Holmes
Trustes Mueller
Corona
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P.D
P. D. and Citizens’ Bank
Coronans Advertising
Circle City
Northern
California
Eva Shaw
Eaton Blickhahn
Cecil Husted
Howard Coffelt
Tan
Iba
Comptroller of the Currency
U. S. Treasury
Blanche Davey
Verne Hoffman
Ethel Boling
William Utter
Carol Jameson
Ivan Bowen
Elizabeth Burkit
Raymond Whitaker
H. S
Him
Board OF
Dunn Orchard
Dunn
A. 1
Braasch
Mater
H. E. Roberts
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