Tragic Collision Kills C. C. Lypps Near Alvord
C. C. Lypps dies when his Studebaker 30 is struck by Santa Fe train 53 at a crossing near Alvord California. He and wife were en route to Corona after drilling a well. she survived with minor injuries. An inquest was held in Riverside Corona.
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C. C. Lypps
Santa Fe
Alvord
Riverside
Corona
Lypps
J. T. Hamner
Magnolia Avenue
Mr. Lypps
Studebaker
Mfe
Davis & Eagan
South Main Street
A. F. Call
C. Tate
G E. Maxwell
W. L. Lyman
Lewis A. Litterer
Dickson
Memorial Day plans for Corona Decoration Day
Corona prepares a Decoration Day observance with homes to fly national colors and a noon dinner at the Congregational church hosted by the Ladies of the Veterans Aid for G A R members and their families. A 2 pm program at the same church features the High school Glee club and further attractions, with donations sought and flowers to be delivered to the high school by May 29.
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Corona
Veterans
G. A. R. Post
Congregational
Congregational Church
F. A. Perkins
Sumnnyslope
My Friend from India high school play delights crowd
The senior class presents a comedy titled My Friend from India to be staged on the 23rd and 24th with a plot about Erastus Underholt trying to enter high society through a phony Indian pundit. The cast includes Raymond Whitaker and Verne Hoffmann among others. Notes report a local motorcycle interview and a biology field trip with a canyon trek and botanical findings.
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India
Erastus Underholt
New York
Charlie Underholt
Charlie
James Tweedle
Wrastus
Erastus
Friend
Raymond Whitaker
Verne Hoffman
Eaton Blickhahn
Beckman-Street
Ethel Boling
Gertie Underholt
Eva Shaw
Marion Hadte
Carol Jameson
Bernice Underholt
Beth Burkyt
Tom Valentine
Howard Coffelt
Wm. Utter
Tilly
Blanche Davey
Jennings
Ivan Bowen
Verne Hoffmann
el Monte
Guess
Butterfield
Verne
Tin Mine
Nonhofs
Olive Clark
Mrs. Baker
Bernice Blanchard
Ruth Tuthi
Wilma Archer
Mabel Kent
Louise Durham
Willis Archer
Thomas Glass
Max Baird
Stanley Davis
Roy Root
Annual Meeting of W J G Club Elects Officers
The Woman's Improvement club held its annual meeting at Mrs. T C Jameson's home. Officers were elected with Mrs. T C Jameson named president for the coming year and other officers announced.
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T. C. Jameson
Woman’s Improvement Club
Corona City Schools Exhibit Daily Work May 17
Corona City schools will exhibit their daily work at the high school on Saturday afternoon and evening May 17. Domestic science demonstrations will be shown and parents will gain insight into the teaching methods used for Corona students.
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Corona City
Advertising Talks Find Help For Weekly Home Tasks
A brief pitch suggests placing a small ad in the paper to find a reliable man for regular home chores such as mowing grass or chopping wood. The text argues that neighbors or agencies are less efficient and asserts the ad will quickly yield the right person.
Lincoln School Students Exhibit Work At High School
Notes from Lincoln School report finishing touches on articles to be displayed at the high school exhibit next Saturday afternoon and evening inviting all to view and judge the year's work. The third champion baseball game on Washington grounds ended in a loss with another game upcoming. Storytelling event yielded a pleasant hour with attendees contributing nickels to support Mr Schutz. Teachers enjoyed a May morning breakfast at Miss White Head's home on West Tenth Street.Editor note confirms a pleasant report.
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Washington Grounds
Corona Citrus Trade Surges as Queen Colony Handle Cars
Corona fruits entering via the Queen Colony Fruit exchange total about 144000 this period with manager Frank Harlow predicting million dollar receipts this season. In two weeks Corona shipped eighty seven cars, last week forty one cars including twenty nine oranges and twelve lemons, prior week forty six cars. Navels and sweets dominate shipments with navels priced 5.00 to 5.35 and extra choice sweets at 4.50, lemons strong at 6.75 for extra choice and 6.25 for choice.
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Corona
Queen Colony Fruit Exchange
Frank Harlow
Exchange
Queen Colony Exchange
Economic pursuit or tail chasing a dog’s aim
A witty exchange questions whether a dog chasing its tail counts as an economic pursuit. The speaker probes if the creature is merely trying to make both ends meet, challenging the framing of the idea.
Music Section Elects Officers
The Music section of the Woman's Improvement Club elected officers for the coming year. Curator Mrs. BE B Riggle, vice curator Miss Anna Platt, Secretary Mrs. Ira Ashcroft, treasurer Mrs. Frank Geith, Board members Mrs. Mason Terpening Mrs. A J Braasch and Mrs. G R Freeman. Program committee chair Mrs. T C Jameson with Mrs. T A Fraser and Mrs. S E French. Printing by Mrs. M Terpening and Mrs. G R Freeman. Reporter Mrs. Chas Hildreth.
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Sarah Case
T. C. Jameson
W. J. Pentelow
O. N. McNary
J. L. Andrews
F. J. Mueller
R. D. Lamson
W. H. Jameson
G. PP. McCorkle
Lillian Lewis
Woman's Improvement Club
BE. B. Riggle
Anna Platt
Ira Ashcroft
Frank Geith
Mason Terpening
A. J. Braasch
G. R. Freeman
T. ¢. Jameson
T. A. Fraser
S. E. French
M. Terpening
Citizens Bank Offers Savings Accounts and Safety Boxes
The bank notes many small accounts outnumbering large ones and encourages starting an account even with a small balance. It highlights earning 4 percent on savings and offers Safety Deposit Boxes for rent.
Miller's Store Window Delights Corona Shoppers
A vivid poem extols Miller's Grocery Store window on Main Street Corona. It praises the display of seasonal fruits vegetables and ready meals inviting passersby to step inside for good value and a satisfying meal. The piece frames the shop as a town talk and a local favorite.
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Miller's Grocery Store
Miller
Corona
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Cotona National Bank
Woman's’ Improvement Club
Chamber of Commerce
R. R. Root
California
Federated Clubs
Fresno
Stella Platt
Lemonia Grove
G. K. Dean
Lincoln School
Corona Fruits
Citizens’ Bank
Miller’s Store
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