26 May 1916
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Newspaper
Corona Independent
Location
Corona, California, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1916
Page
1
Corona California GEO M Blain Editor and Publisher G J Thompson City Editor outlines subscription rates of 4 per year 2.00 for six months and 3¢ per month delivered by carrier in city limits published every afternoon except Sunday at 110-112 West Sixth Street papers continued until disabled by order arrears must be paid in all cases
Benedicts and the Bachelors prepare for a hard fought contest described with colorful details. Key players include Frank A. Harlow Jr. at short, L. D. Bedford and Fred Sindecor as substitutes, and managers Fred Sindecor in left field with T. C. Jameson center and Chas. H. Reid Jr. in right. A postgame social with a basket luncheon and social hour follows the game at the clubhouse.
Expect waist materials of all colors and new crepe de chine fabrics at 517 Main Street. Butterick patterns 517 are available as customers view the latest arrivals from C. W. Harm.
The Passing Show of 1916 billed to appear at the Woman's Clubhouse soon. The Episcopal Guild will stage the fliasco with details to be announced. Censor committee of the Women's Improvement Club viewed the children’s matinee pictures at Majestic theater and urged more than passing interest. J Grant to open Cut Rate Bargain store at 512 Main St with a big sale.
At Mrs. F. W. Becker's Victoria avenue residence yesterday six losers of a 500 Club series hosted the winners. The yellow decorated rooms hosted a three course luncheon after a 500 game. First prize went to Mrs. L. J. Otto for a silver call bell. Waite won the consolation prize of writing paper. Hostesses were Mrs. Becker MacGillivray Murray Flinn Otto and Lyman. guests included Mrs. Brock Brubacher Wilson Rogers Waite substituting for Mrs. Glenn.
The article lists top entrants across colleges including Cornell, Stanford, Pennsylvania, Harvard, Michigan, California, Yale, Princeton, Dartmouth, Syracuse and Penn State. It names individuals such as Cornell-Shiverick, Shelton, Windnagle, Potter, Hoffmire, Starr, Richards, Fess, McCutcheon and many others with Intercollegiate, National or International honors.
The Colorado River swung to the California side early today, carrying away protection works key to delaying a new channel near Needles. The flood sliced a long bank strip, leaving water within about 50 feet of the Santa Fe shops and smelter as workers struggle to save them.
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