Mrs Thompson Re-elected Leader At W C T U Meeting
The annual W C T U gathering at the Methodist church named Mrs. Thompson to continue as president after persuasive appeals amid hard times. Officers appointed include Mrs Birdsall vice president and Mrs Yates secretary with Mrs Ed Davis treasurer. A prize for best children's garden was adopted and a paper on Prohibition Up-to-Date read by the president. Next meeting set for two weeks at Mrs Robt Todd's home.
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Methodist Church
Thompson
Birdsall
Ed Davis
Ito
Yates
Ed ‘Davis
Howard Glass
Armour
16 16 Whist Club Entertained by Mrs Kuster
Daffodils and ferns decorated Mrs. F W Kuster's ranch home for a 16 16 Whist Club gathering. Four tables played. first prize went to Mrs W S Davis, second to Mrs B K Wilson, guest prize to Miss Dena Cooper. Refreshments served. guests included Mesdames W C McCully Pickford, Miss Cooper and Mrs L C Keney.
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F. W. Kuster
W. S. Davis
B.k.wilson
Dena Cooper
W. C. McCully
Pickford
City
Economy Sale Opens At The Cash Store
When The Cash Store opened yesterday morning it advertised an Economy Sale and the advertised clothes vanished quickly. M Donnelly stated later that people appreciate a first class offer through advertising and that the sale will continue until Monday night. More bargains await beyond the big circular.
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M. Donnelly
Agoma Class Hosts Pleasant Evening with Bonsers
The Agoma class of the Baptist church spent a pleasant evening as guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bonser of East Sixth Street. A social evening followed by refreshments.
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the Baptist Church
W. C. Bonser
East Sixth Street
Movement on foot for milk inspector
Mr Amsay Hassan state dairy inspector urged Corona to appoint a city milk inspector at a library meeting. He noted current state coverage is insufficient, proposing monthly dairy testing and tuberculin checks, with local funding about eight to ten dollars monthly and one dollar per dairy per month for visits. The meeting, led by Dr W S Davis, included Corona officials and dairymen who supported quicker action. The El Cajon Growers association packing house employs about 30 people.
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Amsay Hassan
Corona
Hassan
Los Angeles
W. S. Davis
G. M. Donnelly
County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Woman's Clubs
Edward Davis
Corona Dairymen
City Park Wading Pool Fund Receives Third $5 Gift
City Councilman E. J. Genereux becomes the third donor of five dollars for Corona’s wading pool in the park. The Independent invites more residents to contribute this small amount to benefit local children and families, urging the fund to grow.
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City Park Wading Pool Fund
E. J. Genereux
Fire at Hull livery barn quickly contained
Firefighters responded to an alarm at the A. F. Hull livery barn at 311 Main Street. A windblown fire burned from the north loft into a manger but strong hydrants and rapid action kept it from spreading. insurance fully covered the loss.
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A. F. Hull
Main Street
Riverside orange pickers win 24 cent daily raise
About 120 American pickers from Monte Vista Sierra Vista and Riverside Heights No 10 packing houses demanded 24 cents more per day claiming higher living costs. After threats to quit the three houses agreed to the increase and workers stayed on. The workers expect to average about 55 boxes a day with the new pay, keeping income near prior levels.
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Monte Vista
Sierra Vista
Riverside Heights
Riverside E Enterprise
Riverside
Enterprise
Millinery Evening Display At M Penland Store
Tomorrow the M Penland Millinery store on Fast Sixth at Ramona hosts a lavish display of the season's latest creations. Mrs Penland invites the public to visit and view the new hats and fashions.
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M. Penland
Woolen shirts gain favor with office workers in city shops
A North Main street clothier reports woolen shirts are increasingly worn by office employees in Los Angeles. He notes the garment’s practical appeal, claiming it helps save laundry costs despite not being stylish.
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Los Angeles
County Board Moves to Restore Flooded Highway Links
The board approves protective construction from Banning to Palm Springs and a levee plan at Whitewater to reroute the Whitewater River into its old channel. Bids target April 11, with costs around 4000 to 5000 dollars for each levee. A Beaumont road district is formed with C R Twining as engineer. protests will be heard April 11.
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Palm Springs
Board of Supervisors
Whitewater
Banning
Hamilton
Whitewater Point
Ma‘adam
Southern Pacific
Evans
S. P
Coachella Valley
Stamilton
Beaumont Road
C. R.twining
Milady Decorates Baskets in Fashionable Market Arts
A vivid portrait of basketry as a fashion accessory and home decor. The piece notes market baskets in reed or willow, smoked bamboo, and ornate Chinese and Mexican Indian designs. It highlights baskets for shopping, sewing, knitting, and storage, with vibrant colors and artisan craftsmanship.
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United Press
Margaret Mason
New York
Priscilla
Croesus
Guatemala
Chinatown
Association For the Blind
My Lady’s
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Mrs. Thompson
Head Union
Kuster
Bairy
Ray Hassan
The
el Cajon
Xorona
L. D. Bedford Glass Brothers
Mary Pickford
Majestic Theatre
Proceedings OF Board Supervisors
Milady
First National Bank
Corona, California
A. J. Ware
Geo. E. Sindecor
Harrington
Laura V. Kirby
Asset
Jecor
Corona National Bank
F. Inampson
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