Republican Campaign Opened in Corona Amid Rain and Rally
The Riverside county Republican rally in Corona drew spectators from nearby towns despite heavy rain. G R Freeman opened the meeting, with E B Collier and Tony Estudillo addressing issues on citrus protection, tariff policy, and party principles. Congressman S C Smith and local figures spoke on national progress and party unity.
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Congressman Smith
Bakersfield
Estudillo
Riverside
Collier
Corona
Lstudillo
Riverside County
Senate
Orange Counties
Hk. B. Collier
California
Katadilie Hilien
Bryan
Mr. Giill
State Senate
Gill
Banquo
Bryan the Unchosen
Fatidullo
Prohibition Party
Mr. Collier
Freeman
S.C. Smith
Washington
Tuesday Musical Concert Set for October 6 in Corona
The Tuesday Musical club opens its concert series October 6 in the High School auditorium with tenor Dufferin Rutherford and pianist Miss Gregg of Riverside. Rutherford recently moved to Los Angeles after eastern concert work and will also perform for Redlands Spinner club and Riverside Tuesday Musical. Four concerts total with Nov 24 Feb 16 and May 1 dates. Course tickets four dollars. single admission ten cents. Funds aim to aid local high school music programs.
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Dufferin Rutherford
Miss Gregg
Riverside
Rutherford
Robusto
Los Angeles
Spinner Club
Redlands
Corona
Lorelei Club to Present Old Folk Songs at Powell Residence
The Lorelei Club Futertalls will perform a selection of old folk songs at the residence of Mrs. Juliet Powell on Saturday evening. The club has been practicing under Mrs. tice's instruction, and one pleasant evening is anticipated.
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Lorelei Musics] Club
Juliet Powell
City Council Debates Bonds for Streets and Sewers
City Council meetings discuss paving Grand Boulevard and installing sewers, with a late focus on bonding the city for street improvements. A postponed vote is set for next Wednesday as citizens are urged to voice opinions before final action.
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Vhroman
Grand Boulevard
Independent
Huxsaw
Fagot Social at Congregational Church Tonight
The young people host a Fagot social at the Congregational Church this evening. A campfire reminiscence and vacation romances will be shared in heart to heart talks with refreshments for the storyteller of the biggest fish story.
Woman's Club Corona Announces Annual Program
The Woman's Improvement Club of Corona completes its annual, with a yearlong program in white Cadmus covers. Meetings cover politics, temperance, education, literature, and community projects led by Miss Stella Platt and other officers, including Mrs. Kinney and Mrs. Hampton.
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Woman’s Improvement Club of
Corona
Nperexpentr
D. K. Wilson
A. Kinney
Tostess
R. D. Barber
Stella Platt
PL Drinkwater
Lampton
Joy
N. Sears
Terpening
H.C. Lindley
W. J. Lyman
George Brown
M. Terpening
W. O A. Doron
8. B. Hampton
AL Brubacher
Lillian Lewis
Civic Committee and Music Team Notes
Responding secretary Mrs. T. C. Jamesson and recording secretary Mrs. Gr. FP. Rog ers on the Civic Committee are joined by Mrs. W. H. Jamesson and Miss Helen Platt. Music Committee members include Miss Anna Platt and Mrs. M. Terpening.
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T. C. Jameson
Gr. FP. Rogers
W. H. Jameson
Helen Platt
Anna Platt
M. Terpening
Miss Anna Platt Honors Northern Tour Outlook
Miss Anna Platt returned from a northern trip along the coast visiting Pacific Grove Del Monte San Francisco Oakland San Rafael and Tulare vicinity. She stayed at Pacific Grove hotels and witnessed Del Monte drives and coastal scenery before noting a preference for Southern California living.
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Anna Platt
Pacific Grove
del Monte
San Francisco
Oakland
San Rafael
Tulare
Miss Platt
Pacific Crowe
Lighthouse Avenue
Ocean
Platt
Clarence White Brings Riverside Bride to Corona
Announcement from Los Angeles confirms the wedding of Clara Burton Singletary of 1206 Orange Street Riverside to Clarence White. The Riverside High School graduate will reside on the White ranch near Corona after a weeklong honeymoon.
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Los Angeles
Clara Burton
Orange Street
Riverside
Clarefie
Riverside High School
Eastern Star Social Evening Program Planned
The Eastern Star will host a social Monday night in the Masonic lodge rooms featuring a duet, a polonaise, vocal solos by Miss Barth and Miss Kinney, a ladies quartet, a Japanese song, and student selections. An all male quartet and other musical numbers will close the program.
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Masonic Lodge
Mel
Dick Tnson
Miss Booth
Voyal
Miss Barth
Ernestine Kinney
Mesdiaries Frenely
Terpenity
Uildeth
MacDonald Ou
Corona Registration Unusually Heavy This Year
City Attorney Randall reports registration above prior years with Riverside in pro rata terms. About 50 residents have registered and a heavy vote is expected in November. Randall kept his office open until 10 PM Wednesday to allow tardy voters to register.
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Randall
Riverside
Ord
Hancock Purchases Billiard Hall from Veach in town move
Elzie Veach sells his billiard hall near the post office on Mivin street to CG OA Hancock of Ocean Park. Hancock, a former Corona resident who ran the O K Barber shop here, plans to move his family to town soon.
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Elzie Veach
Mivin Street
CG. OA
Rainfall Boosts Early Orchard Prospects
The first rainstorm of the season dropped over half an inch on Thursday, moistening the ground in the orchards to depths of three to four inches. The showers lay dust and should aid early growth and fruiting, according to local reports.
Democrats to Meet at City Hall Monday Night
Al Democrats and Bryan supporters are asked to assemble at City Hall Monday night at 7 50 o clock. The meeting seeks rallying support and coordination for upcoming campaigning efforts.
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Bryan
G A R Benefit Postponed To Next Monday
The G A R benefit at the Palm Air Dome, originally set for last night, has been postponed to next Monday and may be delayed again if the weather is bad.
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Palm Air Dome
California News Bits From The Independent
A miscellany notes Bryan lacking election prospects. Ventura Park to host an ostrich farm with stock from Arizona. San Francisco to build a $580000 AV.N.C.A. building. Prices for ham bacon and lard rise. lemons hoped to join. Huntington may sell Catalina Island. LA board rejects vaccine laws. Los Angeles bank opens as City and County Bank. Portland bans Sunday baseball. James Hill backs agricultural schools. California petroleum value tops gold and silver. Germany strained by costly standing army. Retailers set for LA meeting. Carry Nation mocks Taft. California bankers attend Denver bankers meeting. LA targets bill boards with licensing. New York cat attacks policeman. Modjeska to publish memoirs. Aristocratic LA club raids and liquors seized. Hammond donates $100k to Laft campaign. Beveridge to visit Pacific coast for Republican aims. LA woman seeks $3350 shoe refund. road projects fail in San Bernardino County. 4302 corporations delinquent. penalties due by Nov 30. Dowie successor vows to march on Chicago. Miss Sutton remains PT coast tennis champ. Jeffries noted. A Cleveland man sells wife and goods for $15. Newberry backs parcel post. lemonade seller forced to use lemons. Twain provides gum shoes for burglars. Oregon orchardist loses $2500 mint value. The Independent claims no rush to overlook cases in Corona. Mosquito tale from a Mississippi Colonel and servant explains Cal hex in night.
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Oregon
James Hill
Railroad
California
Germany
Independent
California Club
Los Angeles
John Hays Hammond
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