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Corona Independent

Location

Corona, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1910

Page

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What Is Worth While in Club Life

Mrs. Chas A Hollo way publishes a full address on the value of women’s clubs. The piece extols federation ideals Purity Progress Philanthropy and Peace and celebrates civic work alongside domestic and intellectual growth through clubs. It urges members to expand public service and write the 1910 11 club history with active participation and shared duties.

Woman's Club Chas. A. Holloway Woman’s Club Conservation Congress Washington California United States Lindsay Denver Carroll D. Wright Bureau of Isabor Statistics Bob Ladies’ Home Journal Cincinnati California Federation California Club Corona Pioneer Club Roosevelt

Surprise for Christian Sunday School Class Held at Teacher’s Home

The Alph Delta class of the Christian church with teacher Miss Grace Wells surprised the Helping Hand class during a visit at Arlene Baker’s home last Saturday. The boys called it a very pleasant surprise.

Alph Delta The Christian Church Grace Wells Arlene Baker

Redmen Change Meeting Night To Friday

The Redmen held a meeting last night and voted to move weekly gatherings from Wednesday to Friday. Ladies of Poc alontas lodge attended the informal session and refreshments were served at its close.

Tribe of Redmen Lodge of Pocalontas

Prosperous Corona City Sees New Homes and Businesses

Corona moves forward with residential and commercial growth as packing houses prepare for the season. Properties under construction include several five and six room bungalows, a 33 room main street apartment building with ground floor delicatessen, and multiple targeted homes in Sheridan Fourth and Belle streets with costs ranging from 900 to 1600 dollars.

New Home Under Construction by Local Contractor

R. W. English begins a six room bungalow on the corner of Second and Sheridan streets. The home will cost about fifteen hundred dollars. The contract is let to R. P. Museter, a Long Beach contractor who may buy a farm lot in the Citrus Belt Land Co tract just north of the city.

R. W. English Second Sheridan Streets R. P. Museter Long Beach Museter Citrus Belt Land Co

Building New Home in Seventh and Victoria Reveal

The residence of Mr. Frank Johnson near Seventh and Victoria nears completion. It showcases a California bungalow design with Leo Kroonin holding the plans ensuring satisfactory work. The new house enhances the area’s appearance.

Frank Johnson Seventh and Victoria California Leo Kroonin

Purchase Lyman Garage Sealed to Corona by New Owner

W. L. Lyman garage on east Sixth street near Victoria is bought by C. D. McNeil. He will keep the business up to date with the same skilled mechanics retained. McNeil is noted as a wide awake Corona businessman and bets on success of the venture.

W. L. Lyman East Sixth Street Victoria C. D. McNeil Mr. McNeil Corona

Brotherhood Banquet at Congregational Church Parlor

The regular monthly meeting of the Congregational Brotherhood will be held in the church parlors next Monday evening. Professor tf Priestley will be the speaker, with music and readings forming part of the program.

Congregational Brotherhood Tf. Priestley

Mrs Helen Connell Reported Ill From Lung Trouble

Miss Helen Connell who arrived from Arizona with lung trouble has grown worse this week and has been confined to bed for some time.

Helen Connell Arizona

Splendid Program by Tuesday Musical Club

The Tuesday Musical Club held its first meeting of the year at T. C Jameson’s South Boulevard home. Mrs. A. W. Bates spoke on club aims and led a program of vocal duets piano pieces violin solos and a quartet set, with members praised for leadership and participation. The club has over twenty five members and welcomed Mrs. Ashcroft of Prado to active membership.

T. C. Jameson Bates T. C Jameson South Boulevard A. W. Bates Liza Lehmann Miez Chas Dickinson Grace Shepherd Ashcroft Prado

Odd Fellows Meet in Colton District Gathering

Two auto loads of local lodge members attended the district meeting at Colton. Past Grand Master W. W. Phelps of Riverside gave the opening address and Grand Master T. W. Duckworth of San Bernardino delivered the response. A question box provided useful info as Phelps and Duckworth answered. A large class of candidates was initiated including Corona residents Frank Krusky and Beauford Baer. The Riverside team conferred the initiatory degree and the Colton team the first degree. A banquet followed the ceremonies.

Lodge of Odd Fellows Colton W. W. Phelps Riverside T. W. Duckworth San Bernardino Messrs. Phelps Duckworth Corona Frank Krusky Beauford Baer California

Brindley Obituary Quietly Ends Life at Temescal Home

Friends mourn Mrs W F Brindley who died at the family residence Wild Rose Park Temescal at 6 pm Tuesday after a brief illness linked to nervous prostration. The Methodist church held services Wednesday with Rev Wesley Ko Beans presiding and a choir tribute to the deceased.

W. F. Brindley Wild Rose Park

Local Choral Society Plans Messiah Oratorio

The local choral society moved to present the oratorio Messiah in February or March. Officers named include W. I. Brown as president and Mrs. A Dickinson as vice president. The society meets weekly with Professor Keck in Masonic hall at 7:45 each Tuesday.

W. I. Brown A. Dickinson W. G. Randall Ss. ON. French F. J. White PF. F. Thompson J. P. Rice H. A. Prizer Professor Keck Masonic Hall

Meeting of Associated Charities Elects Officers

The Associated Charities of this city will hold their annual meeting at City Hall on Thursday evening October 27 at 8 o'clock. Executive board members should attend at 7:30. The session aims to elect officers for the coming year and to organize an advisory board. All members and interested parties are urged to attend. Mrs. EB Newton, president. Mrs. W A Hively, secretary.

Associated Charities Church 9 EB. P. Newton W. A. Hively

Old Vets See Kid of Their Regiment

Col J W Wager of Ocean Park returned Tuesday from Alton Illinois where he attended the reunion of the 50th Illinois regiment He received the invitation by epistle which carried a note that the boys wished to see the kid of the regiment again The man who ran away from home at fifteen to join the Union army traveled from California to visit and served as toastmaster at the banquet after the reunion.

J. W. Wager Ocean Park Alton, Ill S0th Illinois Regiment

Architect Mr Norman Marsh Consults on New Congregational Chapel

Architect Norman Marsh of Passadeta visited the city Friday to confer with the building committee of the new Congregational chapel project. A satisfactory session was held and construction is expected to start soon.

Norman Marsh Passadeta Budidite Congregational Charvel

First Steps Taken in Rimpay Improvements

City trustees approve first reading of an ordinance to remove wooden awnings on Main Street as part of business appearance upgrades. Specifications for Rimpan street grading, prepared by Engineer Gully, are adopted along with project plans. The police nightwatchman position changes with Frank Raney to start duties on the first. Crawford resigns. Garnsey & Pitzer disputes over city bills prompt attorney Freeman involvement. The Riverside steam roller praised, with potential city use and $15 daily rental. Bids for Main, Olive, and Kendall street work are set for next Tuesday.

Truse Tees Main Street Rimpan Gully Crawford Frank Raney Raney Garnsey & Pitzer Terpening Riverside Gully O Tuthill

Sophomore Initiation of Freshmen At Corona High

Freshman initiation by the sophomore class at Corona High School featured strange rites and a popular stage play. Professors Priestly and Jacobs attended in costumes, followed by musical entertainment, ice cream and cake for a large group of invited guests.

Corona High School Priestly Jacobs

Also Mentioned on This Page

Paola Improvement Club CROWN Miss Blanche Beele Sheridan Street Tenth Eleventh Streets D. O. Reeser Fourth Belle Streets John Walker Geo. Brown C. Ford N. O. Chatterton East Sixth Streets Edward Bonfoey J. W. Grinnell Joy and Purchase Lyman Garage Music Club Anton Streletzsky Los Angeles Kansas Wetiven Cadiz Ohio William F. Brindley Methodist Church Peabody Christian Aid Society Keck G Society Meeting OF Architect Main Ohve Kendall
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