Judge Wilbur Warns Of Dangers To Nation In Mission Talk
Judge Curtis D. Wilbur of Los Angeles addressed the Congregational Brotherhood banquet on Man and Missions. He urged more American generosity toward overseas education and Christianizing efforts, criticizing a Pearson magazine article and stressing spiritual growth over wealth. The event included musical items by Mrs. Freund and Miss Marion Jacques, a business meeting, and a plan to publish Rev Ferris's Sunday sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis D. Wilbur
Los Angeles
Congregational Brotherhood
Judge Wilbur
Pearson’s Magazine
Marion Jacques
Rustling Committee
W. E. Gunn
G. E. Alexander
F. J. Mueller
S. B. Miles
W. A. Hively
Child Thrown From Horse Injures Young Boy
Monday evening Dr. E. H. Smith was called to the Blythe home on the W. H. Jameson ranch south of town to treat a four year old boy who fell from a horse and was painfully but not seriously injured. The horse shied at the gurgling noise from a water faucet and bucked, throwing the child into contact with a grazing foot.
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E. H. Smith
Blythe
W. H. Jameson
New Building Progress Nearing Completion on East Sixth Street
A two story concrete block on East Sixth Street by A. L. Taber nears completion. The upper floor has 27 rooms, 15 rented to C. L. Sutherland of the Hotel Del Rey. Ground floor business spaces will house Earl Cook's garage and Gaston's plumbing shop.
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East Sixth Street
A. L. Taber
Heigth
C. L. Sutherland
Hotel del Rey
Busines
Earl Cook
Gaston
Fourth of July Address at Congregational Church
Sunday evening program at the Congregational Church features the address "1776-1810" or "Personal Liberty and the Public Welfare" for Fourth of July observance.
Initiation Evening At Eastern Star Lodge Impresses Ladies
A Monday meeting of the Eastern Star lodge featured Mrs. Murray as the candidate for initiation. After the ceremony and business, six lodge brothers surprised the group with a well prepared banquet for the ladies.
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Eastern Star Lodge
Dr. F Wyat promoted to superintendent at Keane Wonder mine
Corona citizen Dr F Wyatt formerly assayer at Keane Wonder Mining Co in Rhyolite Nevada has been promoted to superintendent of the mining property. Wyatt is a skilled assayer and cyanide expert expected to further the companys prosperity.
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F. Wyatt
Corona
Keane Wonder Mining Company
Rhyolite
Nev
Mr. Wyatt
Keane Wonder Company
Beebe Waldorf Honor Party Delights Friends
Mrs Beebe entertained about twenty five guests in honor of Mrs May Beebe Waldorf with an informal musical program. The event featured a vocal solo by Miss Jacques a piano solo by Miss Ward solos by Alice and Wallace Beebe and comic songs by Dr F J White with many encores. Refreshments were served during the evening.
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Masonic Hall
C. M. Harding
Harry Scoville
A. B. Tuthill
James Grffin
Charles Scoville
Weston Volbert
Viram von Twiller
George Ade
Lemon Ade
Emma Larrabee
Mary’s Lamb
Suit Settled Out of Court in Riverside
Dr. A. M. Stafford sued Priscilla Bradford for 299.99 in professional services. The case, tried in Justice Webb's court and appealed to the superior court, was settled out of court and dismissed after a judgment favored Stafford in the lower court.
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A. M. Stafford
Priscilla Bradford
Justice Webb
Riverside
Dr. Stafford
Modern Woodmen At La Corona Attraction
Miss Irene Scoville sings My Papa was a Woodman at the La Corona Theatre on Thursday night. The illustrated song features local talent and slides made by Earl Potter with photographs taken for the occasion.
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Irene Scoville
la Corona Theatre
Earl Potter
Sutton and Hotchkiss Set Rematch in 23rd Pacific Doubles
Miss Mary Sutton and Miss Hazel Hotchkiss will meet again in an exhibition match at the 23rd annual Pacific States Lawn Tennis Association doubles tournament in Long Beach on July 4.
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Mary Sutton
Hazel Hotchkiss
Long Beach
Baraca Union Meets at Corona Baptist Church
The first regular Corona Baraca Union meeting is set for Thursday evening July 7 at 7 45 at the Baptist church. The program includes Some Things Our Baraca Union Should Stand For and speakers Fernald Armitage Brigger Burkett with committee reports and classroom notes. President J H Myers urges all Baracas to support a successful start.
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Corona Baraca Union
Baptist Church
Baraca Union
C. A. Fernald
Horace Armitage
Baraca
Albert Brigger
Earl Burkett
Baracas
J. HE. Myers
The Wrong Date About a Fire Next Sunday
Two elderly men ride a car. One comments on a fire from the day, the other corrects that the fire is next Sunday. A brief, informal exchange captures a moment of mistaken timing.
Garden Roof Party Supports New Church Build
A garden party on a roof garden at Mrs. E. P. Newton’s home featured Japanese decorations and a musical program. Proceeds benefited the Congregational church building fund. Ice cream and cakes were served. Miss Ward of Los Angeles played piano and violin with other vocal soloists.
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Ag. Om
E. P. Newton
Congregational Church Building Fund
Misses Ward
Los Angeles
Arthur Dickinson
Charles Lildreth
Earnest Fanton
Misses Vankirk
Irene Scoville
Great Fourth of July Picnic at Ben White Ranch
Preparations completed for a July Fourth picnic at the Ben White ranch south of town. Attendees will enjoy lunch at noon, ice cream and drinks, dancing, and a floor arranged for games. Proceeds benefit the Catholic church with committees listed for organization and sports.
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Ben White Ranch
T. J. Cota
E. B. Collier
Clarence M. White
Henry Gress
Alfred Baniach
Dave Riley
Archie King
J. N. Penprose
M. W. Findley
Health Board Meets to Organize and Plan Sanitation
The Corona Board of Health convened in Dr. Page’s office to organize. Willard was elected president and Chas Seoville vice president with City Marshal Lyman and City Engineer Gulley present. City Attorney Randall to provide city ordinances. Garbage can program discussed. owners urged to provide receptacles. Monthly meetings to start in about two weeks with gradual sanitation work and citizen cooperation. Complaints should be written to the secretary for action.
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Corona Board of Health
Dr. Page
Willard
Chas Seoville
Lyman
Gulley
Randall
Forest Home a Favorite Outdoor Spot for Corona People
Coro na visitors flock to Forest Home for a summer vacation with tent camping and self supplied meals. The resort sits over 5000 feet high near Mt. San Gorgonia offering Alpine scenery and access to Vivian Trail. The head camp blends California bungalow and Swiss chalet styles with a large stone fireplace, rustic furniture, and pine dining room for guests before venturing to Bridal Veil Falls.
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Corona
Forest Home
Redlands
Mill Creek
America
Mt. San Gorgonia
Greyback
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Wilbur
Mrs. Waldorf
LA Corona
L. Peterson
Geo. Worl
W. D. Lyman
Crawford
Gooch
Worl
Marshal Lyman
P. Ramrez
Howard Street
Ramirez
Peterson
Miguel Ricera
Miguel
City Recorder Hall
Joseph Hill
Naga
Josephine Gildard
Miss King
Miss Ramera
Ana Putinkosky
Miss Brown
Marie Kennedy
J. Cota
A. Naga
Fred Botiller
Ben White
Clarence White
Ben Helmsing
G. Putinkosky
George Payton
Patrick Power
Patrick Kennedy
Albert Brown
John Kennedy
Agnus Aguilar
Health Board
Mr. Halley
Maine
Yuma
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