Women’s Improvement Club Art and Travel Talk
The Art and Travel section met at the club house at three o clock. Miss Laura Gilbert spoke on Business Men of the Panama Pacific Exposition detailing its origins, funding, and planning through 1915, noting C C Moore as president and Bay Harbor as site.
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Woman’s Improvement Club
Miss Coffin
Davis
Oliver
J. M. Key
Mueller
McConnell
Stella Platt
Curriss
Staley
Laura Gilbert
Gilbert
Mercantile Club
Hill
C. C. Moore
Congress
New Orleans
Riverside Game Warden Carries Out Open Season Checks
County Game Warden Singletary rode into Riverside after a two day trip through Corona Elsinore Perris and adjoining districts. He checked hunters during the open season on quail rabbits and ducks and found all stopped possessed hunting licenses. He reports many birds and rabbits in the hills with hunters having their limits.
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Singletary
Riverside
Corona
Elsinore
Perris
Library dedicates case to Corona high school pupils
The Reference room case at the Library is set aside for Corona high school students. It features high school pennants colors and a bulletin board. Stories and materials will be rotated to support school topics. A Panama-Pacific exposition film program appears Thursday night with more talks to follow by J W Garthwaite using slide photographs.
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Corona High School
J. W. Garthwaite
Men’s Supper At St John’s Parish House Planned
Elaborate plans are under way for a Friday night supper at St John’s parish house for the church men. A fine program of music and recitations is arranged with supper served by the Ladies’ Guild. Peter McLaren of Whittier Water Company will deliver the address.
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St. John’s
Ladies’ Guild
Peter McLaren
Whittier Water Company
Mclaren
The Pursuit of the Phantom at Majestic Theater
Bosworth stars in The Pursuit of the Phantom a romance with photography driven visuals. Courtenay Foote supports as opposite lead while Bosworth shot scenes at Laguna California to capture cliffs caves and atmosphere. The film ends with a photographic allegory and prompts a one night showing Thursday.
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Bosworth
Majestic Theater
Hobart Bosworth
Courtenay Foote
Corona Dollar Missing: Whereabouts Narrated
A local appeal explains the Corona Dollar has vanished from circulation after a brief stay at Branch Furniture and Carpet. A. F. Pecklow, manager, planned to re circulate it along Main street to boost the Buy at Home campaign and merchant interest. Citizens are urged to report its location to The Independent.
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Corona
Branch Furniture and Carpet Company
A. F. Pecklow
Pany
Main Street
Independent
Ministers Form First Union Meeting of the Year
The local ministers met at Rev. E. A. Roys’s Congregational study for the first union gathering of the year. Rev. J. W. Utter was elected president and Rev. E. A. Roys secretary. A $30 plus balance was reported, with plans to fund union services and send one fifth to each participating church’s treasurer. The group offered best wishes to Dr. J. F. Humphrey and welcomed Rev. S. S. Sampson to the association along with Rev. J. W. Utter, Rev. C. S. Mook, and Rev. Roys.
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E. A. Roys
Congregational Church
Ministerial Union
J. F. Humphrey
Monrovia
J. W. Utter
Methodist Church of
Our City
The
Christian Church
C. S. Mook
St. John’s Episcopal Church
S. S. Sampson
Methodist Church
Drama section plans meetings with study focus outlined
The Woman's Improvement Club Drama section met with leader Miss Helen Coffin to decide six session topics for the year. Plans cover church ritual drama, Puritan bans, revival, teaching uses of drama, and film industry topics with precise dates and programs through April.
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Woman's Improvement Club
Helen Coffin
Townley
Chester
Burgeryman
Evening event at St John's Parish House
An invitation to a Friday 6:30 gathering at St John’s Parish House featuring an interesting speaker, local music, and a good supper. Men are invited to attend and enjoy the evening.
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St. John’s Parish
D H Kathan Buys City Bus For Livery Future
D H Kathan purchases the city bus from Wm Sayers and plans to operate it in his auto livery business. The purchase will give him two machines for future work.
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D. H. Kathan
Wm. Sayers
Mr. Kathan
Arrangements for Hemet Co operative Cannery Progress
Arrangements for the co operative cannery at Hemet are progressing satisfactorily with plans involving local growers and business partners advancing to the next stage. The project aims to boost local processing capacity and create employment in the Hemet area.
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Hemet
Official garbage man designated by trustees vote
At yesterday's board meeting the contract with C. W. Peck to collect garbage twice weekly in residential areas and three times weekly at hotels and restaurants was approved and a new garbage ordinance adopted. The fire committee may purchase 600 feet of hose. N. C. Hansen protested an overassessment of a house and lot but was told relief could wait until next year.
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Board of Trustees
C. W. Peck
N.C. Hansen
Hansen
Public Meeting on Constitutional Amendments Friday Night
A Friday October 22 meeting at the Woman's Club House will discuss constitutional amendments and referendum measures on the October 26 election. State Corporation Commissioner H L Carnahan will speak on the Direct Primary Law. Dr John W Craig will discuss Rural Credits and banking for farmers in 30 year terms. The Craig Orchestra precedes the program at 7 30 p m.
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Woman's Club House
H. L. Carnahan
State Corporation Commissioner
Senate
John W. Craig
Craig
Rural Credit Commission
Os Auexeles
Bakersfield
Fresno
Carnahan
Bar Association
State Supreme Court
Los Angeles
Ile
Craig Orchestra
God Made Country But Man The City
Essay extols country towns as life lines of liberty and progress while urging live, prosperous towns to act as community centers. It praises farmers seeking markets and merchants supporting educational, social, and moral welfare beyond mere profits, with a note on market towns and cross symbolism. ends mid-continued column.
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Anl
Lmits
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Cashtes
Corona National Bank
F. Thompson
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Gushier
C. B. McQqnnnel
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N. Y. School of Ethical Culture
John Craig
Weshburn Sta
Charles Stantey-Mooh