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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1915
Page
1
Touring owners receive hotel coordination through Studebaker service stations. Dealers arrange lodging on demand, ensuring late arrivals have trusted accommodations while on long trips. Holiday routes, weather delays, and flexible stops are accounted for with daily advance letters to towns along the planned journey.
Last evening the Washington high school auditorium was filled to hear pupils perform. The program opened with the school orchestra, then a piano duet by Loma Tower and May English. Prof H G Adams spoke on The Debating Society. A Comedietta Bonnet for My Wife featured the pupils, with Oscar Kroonen Helen Houser Price Robinson Hattie Slaten Emily Hatch and Loma Tower performing, plus Miss Haly Hatch on piano.
Rev F W Reynolds pastor of the First Baptist Church announces Sunday school at 9 45 a m Morning service on Jesus Christ and an evening service with the topic Get Married Unclear but indicates marriage guidance themed program.
Walter K English of Riverside makes his first public appearance as a soloist with the Tuesday Musical Club. He has studied under Mrs A W Bates and has a rich bass voice. Mrs Bates and violinist Chas Craig join the program. Corona talent and local ladies will attend in force.
Pastor J W Utter leads morning sermon on The Apostle Pauls Love letter to the Philippians at Christian Church. Sunday School 9 45 Junior society 2 30 Union Endeavor 6 30 Mothers Day meeting 7 30 with sermon and songs.
Pastor J F Humphrey leads Sunday morning sermon Our Father in Heaven the first of seven Lord s Prayer discsourses. Evening Epworth League discusses A Prophet who wrote nothing but did all kinds of things. Leader Inez Kirby. Brotherhood Banquet Monday at 6 50 p m first W H M S Chain Tea with Mrs Tate 1229 Victoria Thursday 3 to 5 p m Midweek service Wednesday Jesus Prayer at the Grave of Lazarus John 11 41 42.
E. J. Genereux was in Los Angeles today on business. He met with local executives to discuss upcoming ventures and potential collaborations.
May 8 reports from London place Lusitania losses at over 500 with total aboard 2160. British admiralty lists 659 known survivors, many first class passengers saved, Captain Turner among those saved. Four torpedoes fired. two missed. ship listed as battleships flew the British flag.
The S40 rebate on Ford automobiles is assured, with Detroit distributing over 15 million dollars to purchasers of 1915 Portan- Formobi tes after August 1. The Sun cars are sold but not all built, while the factory, employing 25 000 workers, plans to finish 3 000 cars daily and reach annual output near 50 000 to 74 000 units. Circle City Realty expects touring cars to run out in three weeks. Relief from shortages is anticipated soon.
Edville A Roys pastors the Liberal Christian Church with a Sunday school at 10 45 a.m. A sermon on The Evils of Suspiciousness is read. A union Christian Endeavor service at 6 30 p.m. follows. At 7 30 p.m. another sermon titled Multiple Personality is given.
Free Methodist Church schedules preaching by Rev. G. A. Anderson of Gorden Grove at Placa. Sabbath School to follow after a Love Feast. Class meeting at 7 p.m. Rev. Bo Woeh to preach at Socelock.
Yesterday local agents O H Barber and C A Holloway showcased the Regal touring car to residents. The compact auto drew interest for its finish and features, with a price reported within reach of the average worker.
Chas A Holloway starts erecting a bungalow toward street ness Eighth in the pattern of a Holloway designed home for A Pierce on West Eighth Street and the Boulevard. When finished the new residence will add to that part of the city.
Fine photographs of Lem onia Grove by Stephen Willard for the Progress Achievement number showcase an avenue of greenery and romantic paths, with views of rare flowers. Corona offers an attractive show spot within easy reach, and the feature emphasizes botanical interest and broad circulation potential. Inquiries are invited for planned features and details.
Riverside residents plan to ride Santa Fe’s special train to the San Diego exposition for Riverside County Day. The trip includes the county band and Cantadores under one- day entertainment and a return with a round trip from Corona for 4.70 with half fare for children, tickets at Killings' drugstore.
The piece urges readers to place notices and ads in the local newspaper to support the town and the paper’s role in community life. It compares obituaries weddings entertainments and business notices to billboard promotions and argues for newspaper advertising.
Elsinore issued a marriage license this afternoon to Roy Laird and Miss Alice Keesan, both residents of Elsinore.
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