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Newspaper

Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1910

Page

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Becomes a Bride Under Bower of Pretty Flowers

One of the prettiest weddings of the season occurred last evening at the home of Mr and Mrs W C Barth as Miss Bethel Barth became the bride of Mr Earnest M Fanton Rev Chester Ferris officiated the ceremony under ferns The bride wore white batiste and carried a white carnation bouquet The color scheme pink and white extended to decorations and refreshments The couple will reside in a new bungalow on East Boulevard and were joined by out of town guests from Riverside San Bernardino and Alvord

Miss Bethel Barth MR. Earnest Fanton Home OF the Bride Miss Bethel Earnest M. Fanton Julia P. Rice Orville Fanton Ella Fanton Doris Lillian Megginson Chester Ferris Parlorana Mrs. Fanton East Boulevard E. A. Ellis J. Adams John Meggenson Andrew J. Hartman and Son Riverside Earl Cummings San Bernardino Walter L. Johnson Alvord

Southern California Editors Enjoy Riverside Banquet

Members of the Southern California Editorial association were guests of honor at a Riverside Chamber of Commerce banquet at the Mission Inn. City officials and local businessmen aided as hosts while editors Hildreth and Miller attended. The group toured San Bernardino and oil fields near Fullerton earlier.

Southern California Editorial Association Mission Inn Riverside Corona Chas. Hildreth Chas. Miller Fullerton Santa Fe

Program of Commencement Week Festivities

The close of the school year begins with a seniors and juniors reception and banquet at the high school. Dr Wesley K Beans will deliver the baccalaureate sermon on the evening of the 29th. Samuel G Burt of Occidental College will give the class address on June 2 at the high school auditorium. The Toastmaster class play will be presented at the opera house on June 3 and 4.

Wesley K. Beans Samuel G. Burt Occidental College

Exciting Horse Rampage Disrupts West Sixth Street

A horse owned by Mr. A. Crabtree bolted from a rack on West Sixth and charged down Main Street. The wagon wheel was torn off in the melee near the curb, the animal was halted near the depot, and no other damage occurred.

A. Crabtree West Sixth Main Street

Juniors Banquet at Local High School Honors Seniors

The Juniors hosted a banquet for Seniors and Alumni in the high school auditorium. Musical numbers by Mrs Hildreth, Mrs Freeman, Miss Kimmell, and Mr Bush preceded toasts by Prof W A Doran and others including Wallace Beebe and Ivan Grizzle.

Chas. Hildreth Mesdamesmut Laynson Lincoln T. C. Jameson Helen Alma Newon Ruth Boling Rose Céchin Zylphia Estele Davis Wallace Beebé Ryland Newton Clare Newton Lavern Hartson Fred Raney Henry Jameson Harold Corkhill

Mrs Bateman to Lecture on Nursing at Congregational Church

Mrs Bateman of Los Angeles a trained nurse with extensive experience will lecture to ladies at the Congregational church next Thursday afternoon at three o clock. The nursing topics include drowning poison and antidotes hemorrhages and general hints on nursing. A small admission will be charged with musical numbers preceding the lecture.

Bateman Los Angeles Congregational Church

Philathias Host Bride Shower for Miss Hadley

Miss Atha Hadley, betrothed to Lawrence Barnes next month, was surprised by a miscellaneous shower hosted by the Methodist Philatheas at Miss Alma Newton’s Ra mona Street home.

Atha Hadley Lawrence Barnes Philatheas Alma Newton Ramona Street

Drawing Work Exhibit at Grammar School Open Monday

The Grammar school will stage its annual drawing exhibit in Glass hall on Monday May 23. A brief musical program starts at 2 p.m. Doors open at 1 30 p.m. and public invitation is extended.

Glass Hall

Copelin Buys Alfalfa Ranch Near Town

J B Copelin offered six hundred dollars per acre for the Lillibridge brothers alfalfa ranch north of the city and a $25 004 average price noted. The owners declined and accepted a later offer from Copelin for his own ranch near town. Copelin, already a large landholder, plans improvements similar to those on his 3000 acre holdings, and may soon become the alfalfa king of the area.

Lillibridge Brothers J. B. Copelin Copeland Voha Isle of the Independent B. Huff Lillibridge Copelin Fluirl

Made insane by quake, wife regains memory in Pasadena

John W. Geraghty of Pasadena reports his wife, struck by memory loss after the San Francisco quake, has regained recall following Pasadena’s quake. He recalls their family survived the Frisco disaster, losing home and shelter at the Presidio.

Minneapolis John W. Geraghty Pasadena San Francisco Geraghty Presidio

Picnic Supper and Social Evening by Honeymoon Whist Club

Members of the Honeymoon Whist club enjoyed a picnic supper in a field west of T. J. Andrew's property replacing home dining. Baskets carried sandwiches olives wienerwurst and salad were shared as the group sat by a central fire discussing latest Meet news. The event proved so enjoyable more gatherings of this kind will be planned in the future.

T. J. Andrew

Federal Government in Moving Pictures Show

Washington plans moving pictures of government operations for New York audiences. Dr Henry Leipzieger leads the project to educate parents about city and national government through films. The Treasury will show coin production, printing bureau machinery, and a life saving crew will demonstrate work at navy and army sites. An expert lecture may accompany exhibit.

Washington New York Henry Leipzieger New York Board of Education Leipzieger Treasury Department United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing Randall

Trustees Meet Tuesday Sees City Appointments

Trustees and city officials convened to fill vacancies with A B Tuthill named street superintendent by unanimous vote. Randal elected city attorney. Stahl to remain city recorder. Building inspector B J Savery to issue permits and oversee plumbing. ordinance changes considered for health board and street work bids.

Randal Stahl Tall Puthill B. J. Savery

Sixteen Acres to Navels on Citrus Belt Expansion

The Citrus Belt Land company north of the city has set sixteen acres to navel oranges and plans an additional 100 acres. The nursery north of Corona holds 150,000 budded trees as sales of unimproved land total 150 acres. A six room foreman’s house was built for D. O. Reeser. Water development continues and six wells are planned with pumping plants. land control has decreased from 550 acres as sales proceed weekly.

Citrus Belt Land Company Corona D. O. Reeser Co. Co

First Church of Christ Scientist Service Times

Regular service at 11 am Sunday school at 9 45 am Testimony meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm Reading room open daily except Sundays and holidays from 2 to 4 in church building Lesson topic for May twenty second Soul and Body

Also Mentioned on This Page

Southern California Hitchrack Doron Philathias Honeymoon Whist Club Andrews’ Arroyo Vederal Government Toulthill A. B. Tuthill Mnemeer Kelloge Rimpan Joan Carsten Joe Wright Maxwell's Pool Hall Joe Board of Health Health Commission Main, Olive and Kendall RH. P. Newton Miss Curtis First Church OF Christ Scientist
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