Handsome new Methodist building dedicated in city
A rousing Sunday dedication celebrates a 700 seat Gothic addition to the Methodist church costing 12000 with 6000 debt paid and 1000 extra added to the treasury. Architects Normal F. Marsh and local contractors oversaw the project. The day featured Bishop Hughes and Rev. Holden with multiple services and a 300 plus member congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. A. Holden
Hugh D. Gibson
Southern California Sunday School Association
Gibson
Hughes
Normal F. Marsh
South Pasadena
Albert M. Reichard
Wm. Corkhill
D. EB. Newton
William Corkhill
L. A. Fink
Coron a Church Completes Modern Edifice Under 2 Pastors
The new Corona church building, the largest in town, was completed by the building committee with Rev. B Cliff initiating the project and Rev. Dr Beans guiding it to finish. The congregation praises the energy and finances that secured the fine church home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reo. B. Cliff
Beans
Corona
Hatfield resigns from Queen Colony Garage Co
W E Hatfield secretary resigns from the Queen Colony Garage Company effective immediately. He plans to move with his wife to Redlands and is not sure what line of business he will pursue there. It is understood Mr Ifuysaw will take full charge of the garage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corona
W. E. Hatfield
Queen Colony Garage Company
Hatfield
Redlands
Ifuysaw
Marshal Lyman Arrests Mexican Horse Thief
Marshal Lyman pursued Gregorio Palomares long sought for stealing a brown mare from Olive on February 8 in Santa Ana. Palomares was traced to the cholo colony and arrested Sunday evening. He was jailed, then Sheriff Lacy collected him to return to Orange County for trial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal Lyman
Gregorio Palomares
Santa Ana
Lacy
Orange County
False Alarm Fire Responds in Washburn Area
Fire department rushed to a Washburn street location between Third and Fourth after an alarm sounded shortly before six. No fire was found. two callers gave only a general location. Officials urge callers to provide names and addresses and to wait for central to repeat the location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washburn
Central
A Happy Disposition Quips on Beefstead Costs
A lighthearted exchange from the Washington Star notes beefstead rising in price to rival quail on toast. Mr Bliggins replies that then they may eat quail without feeling reckless and extravagant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bliggins
Washington Star
Primary Law Forces City Primary in Sixth Class Cities
City officials debate theDirect Primary Law of 1909 as it applies to sixth class cities with conflicting opinions on whether to call a primary. City Attorney Randall supports publication of a pro forma primary call to allow party nominations, while clerks from Redondo Beach argue the primary may be unnecessary if no candidates seek party nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall
Creller
Hstudillo
Riverside
Committee On
Senate
Redondo
Redondo Beach
Webb
Chas. J. Crelliegr
Eloquent Address to Brotherhood Delights Congregational Banquet
Seventy members and guests of the Congregational Brotherhood enjoyed a well planned banquet in the Congregational church main hall. Rev Dr Fox of Pasadena delivered a stirring talk on Where to Place the emphasis, weaving wit pathos and patriotism to engage the audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DR. Fox
Pasadena
V First Congregational Church
Fox
Furnishings and Shoe Store Sold to A W Parsons of Los Angeles
Geo. Bo MacGillivray sold his Corona furnishings and shoe store to A W Parsons of Los Angeles. Parsons takes immediate control at the same location and will move his family to Corona. MacGillivray plans a month off then joins Corona Hardware and Implement Co as secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Bo MacGillivray
A. W. Parsons
Los Angeles
MacGillivray
Corona Hardware & Implement Company
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Methodists of
Edwin H. Hughes
San Francisco
John L. Pitner
Charles Hildreth
Marion Kimmell
Cliff
John Nicholson
Epworth League
L. C. Whitcomb
Mmes
G. B. Cliff
Frank Geith
Garage CO
Perman
Orange CO
Cal
Wir
G. Randall
Calif
the Congregational
The
Congregational Brotherhood
Mmes. Bates
Hildreth,Terpening
Stafford
Frankie Boynton
Cowen
Woodworth
Iif
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