Trustees Have a Busy Session At City Council
City council discussed Ordinance 302 fixing load weight at 500 pounds per inch of fire to allow four ton loads on four wheels with fines up to 50 dollars or 25 days in jail. Other ordinances addressed wiring inspections metal conduits, street grades on Main Ramona Joy, and first payments for E Sixth Street improvements. Bills for auto race cleanup were debated with auto club urged to pay. Hazard pressed city on septic tank drainage and city health supervision.
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Board of Trustees
Main Street
Ramona Avenue
Joy Street
Auto Club
Holmes
Davis
Stobbs
Cross
Mueller
Hazard
L. Hazard
Board of Health
Old Moss-Backs Take the Care
Local canvassers W J Pentelow and R D Fearborn report residents in Temesca refusing to register or vote for a good roads bond, citing fear of more traffic. The piece labels such neighbors moss-b backs and notes most residents will decide yes or no at the election.
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W. J. Pentelow
R. D. Fearborn
Citrus Belt
Temesca
Good Roads
Ministers to Congregate in Riverside Meeting
The Orange Belt Ministerial association schedules its regular monthly meeting next Monday the 24th at First Methodist church Riverside. Rev. H. W. Peck of Redlands is invited to chair with morning and afternoon programs. Luncheon will be provided by church ladies and an auto ride through Riverside possibly including Corona and a loop around the Boulevard.
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Orange Belt Ministerial Association
First Methodist
Riverside
H. W. Peck
Redlands
Corona
Boulevard
Catholics C C B meet at Cota home for business
The C C B s of the Catholic church will meet tonight at the home of J G Cota for the transaction of business after which a social good time will be enjoyed.
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Catholic Church
J. G. Cota
Chamber pushes to spend all road funds on North Main Street
An enthusiastic Corona chamber of commerce meeting urged Supervisor Hismnet to devote all available road funds to North Main Street improvements including straightening the road and a new bridge. The group adopted a pledge to support the county bond election and organized committees to press for action before the December 17 vote.
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Chamber of Commerce
Hamner
Main Street
Corona
Pentelow
French
Chas. Scoville
W. C. Barth
Dan Dawson
Temescale
Barth
R. D. Feuerborn
Citrus Belt
E. R. Feuerborn
Santa Ana River
Mr. Jameson
Jtlaginer
Flore My Clamoron
T) Hismnet
North Main Street
W. E. Eldridge
Garth
Eldridge
Feuerborn
San Bernardino
County Highway Commission
Jameson
Riverside Supervisors Vacate Right of Way for Electric Line
The Riverside board of supervisors unanimously vacated fifty feet in the center of Magnolia avenue for the Pacific Electric Railway to build the Arlington to Corona electric line. Geo E Pillsbury, PE chief engineer, noted satisfaction with the handling and expressed hope to connect with Los Angeles via Stern Sallabra and a future loop through Pomona San Bernardino Riverside and Corona. The board also adopted a resolution to favor Riverside county residents in county highway projects funded by bonds, to employ local labor and purchase from local businesses.
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Magnolia Avenue
Pacific Electric Railway Company
Pacific Electric Company
Arlington
Corona
Crane
Riverside
Geo. E. Pillsbury
Los Angeles
Stern
Sallabra
Pomona
San Bernardino
Flaherty
Riverside County
Edwin Freeman Celebrates Fifteenth Birthday Party
Edwin Freeman celebrated his fifteenth birthday with a six o'clock dinner Tuesday evening. Invited guests included Edward Rogers Carlos McCuliv Ray Marlatt and Edward Knight. After the meal the boys planned a theater outing.
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Edwin Freeman
Edward Rogers
Carlos McCuliv
Ray Marlatt
Edward Knight
Socialists Host Dinner and Program in Corona
The Corona Socialist local served a home cooked dinner to over 125 people on Friday night. PW Wittiaies explained socialism's aims while Mr Williams outlined three core propositions about ownership and collective goods. A business meeting followed with new members admitted and plans set to grow the movement locally.
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Corona
PW. Wittiaies
Socialist Party of California
Stanas
Williams
Bonnie Wells Hosts Fourth Birthday Party for Daughter
Mrs. Bonnie Wells entertained numerous children at her home at Tenth and Washburn Streets on Wednesday afternoon for her daughter Veda's fourth birthday. Guests enjoyed games and refreshments with several presents given to the honoree.
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Bonnie Wells
Washburn Sts
Veda
Vera Boylan
Jack Boylan
le Vonne Lagelish
Maxine
Ethel Milner
Florence Dorsey
Lorna Mayfield
Velma Misenheimer
Evelyn Thompson
Dorothy Hancock
la Voie Otteni
Boylon
Win
Lnglish
Ro Oo Milner
Wo A
Dorsey
Mayfield
Dra Misenheimer
John Thompson
Frank Hancock
Jerank Otteni
Lincoln Grammar School Building Safety Discussed
Dr Staley says the Lincoln grammar school building was inspected recently and is safe. He notes a need for another building not due to danger but to provide more and better space.
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Lincoln Grammar School
Staley
Riverside mayor race narrows as Peters pursues lead
The Riverside mayoral contest sees incumbent Peters gain ground against rival candidates including Bradford Morse. With key figures like Nevord and aldership veterans in the field, Peters holds a strong position as voting reflects on ordinances tied to Sunday liquorroom closures, which passed by a slim margin.
Mrs H E Carter Entertains For Daughter Mil dred
Mrs H E Carter gave a three course dinner for her daughter Mildred's fourteenth birthday. Yellow chrysanthemums decorated the rooms and a fourteen candle centerpiece formed the number 14. Dorothy Lincoln won the guessing game and guests included Jennie Wilson Bernice Brown Tazel Morrow Dorothy Lincoln Mareeret Reed Trene Seaville and Anna Booth.
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Bo Carter
Mildred
Dorothy Lincoln
Jennie Wilson
Bernice Brown
Tazel Morrow
Mareeret Reed
Trene Seaville
Anna Booth
Copious Rain Boosts California Crop Prospects
The article notes a contifying shower Tuesday night adding 0.0 inches to a season total of 1.78 inches, with rain forecast across California for at least 24 hours. Northern sections saw the heaviest rain, extending to the south, welcomed by growers as beneficial for crops in fields and on trees.
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Unis
California
Banks to Observe Holiday on Mather Serra Anniversary
Governor Johnson declares a legal holiday Monday for the two hundredth birthday anniversary of Mather Junipero Serra. Banks will close for the occasion and officials urge public cooperation.
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Johnson
Mather Juni
Pero Serra
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