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BRIEFLY TOLD ITEMS OF INTEREST TO CORONANS'Mr. and Mrs. Glen Fife and daughter Dorothy of Los Angeles were week-end guests at the home of 'Mrs. Fife's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Kile on South Mainstreet.Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Nance, recently of El Centro are now located in Corona where Mr. Nance represents the Toledo Scales company. The family is located in the Hampton home on S. E. Grand boulevard.Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Nowles of this city who have been spending the past month at Sebastopol are now in Pehastin, Washington, where they plan to remain for two months before returninghome.Mrs. Fred MacGregor left today for Sacramento where as president of the local American Legion Auxiliary, she will attend the state conference of that body, to be held there August 19-22.After a several weeks' visit here with her daughter, Mrs. F. E. Snidecor, Mrs. Brewer left today for Los Angeles from where she will depart soon for her home in Walla Walla, Washington. A portion of her stay here was spent in the Snidecor beach cottage at Newport.John and Elmer Buzan were Riverside visitors Saturday night.Jarl S. Anderson of Hollywood called on Corona friends Sunday afternoon.Delmar Potter of Los Angeles who spent the week end with his parents Judge and Mrs. Potter in Redlands, called on Corona friends Sunday evening.The Lake Arrowhead cabin of friends from Pasadena was the scene of a week end merrymaking by members of the Alpha Delta Sigma sorority of U. C. L. A. with Miss Maxine Stickle of this city among those present.Mrs. E. W. Wallace and son Lee, enjoyed a recent motor trip to Santa Barbara. Lee Wallace,TO C. E. KLINEFull endorsement of the stateapti-aaloon league was given to Assembyman Chester M. Kline in a letter which reached the assemblyman yesterday. It was signed by A. H. Briggs, state superintendent, and is as follows: “By action of the headquarters committee of the southern division of the California Anti-Saloon league I am authorized to send you this testimony of the hearty approval of your legislative record by the committee.Kline, previous to this, had received the written commendation of the carpenters union of Riverside which had been preceded by the unanimous endorsement of the Riverside labor council and the state locomotive engineers.MUMOivt 9kllllllllI.O.O.P.8 AND REBEKAHS PLANNING PICNIC FOR THURSDAY EVEOdd Fellows and Rebekahs willl hold their annual picnic supper at Fairmount park Thursday evening, August 21. All members and their families are invited to the affair. Supper will begin at 6:30 sharp but picnickers are asked to come early so that an hour of visiting may be enjoyed.The committee in charge will furnish table coverings, plates, napkins, coffee and sugar and cream. A ton of ice-cold watermelons will also be furnished. Visitors should provide their own basket suppers and cups and silver.A splendid program of entertainment has been arranged by the committee, gettin guilder way at 7:45. Past Grand Master Hjal-mer Johnson of Pasadena will be the principle speaker of the evening.C1TApproximately $400,000,000, a sum which would go a long way towards paying the annual interest on the national debt, wouldnavprl motorists of theWhile William E. Smith cites his previous training as a reason for seeking the office of blate Treasurer, he also points with pride toi large family which should be considered by voters in selecting an officer,The pictureshows Mr. and Mrs. Smith with their chi! dren. Reading left to right, top row: Dr. J Scobee, Norman, j. Dudley. Ralph Charles W.; bolt uni row: Elizabeth,Mrs. Smith Dork and Ilui Smbh1\., andMr. andCOMMUNITY NEWS NOTESSeen and Heard Hereabouts an Independent ManbyNotice while going around that most farmers come from the middle west, and like it out here. They don’t have to run over so much ground to make a living. Ed. Davis has but eight acres and it keeps him busy. He will gather lemons, oranges, figs and walnuts this year, good and plenty. His land is all under irrigation, has just enough chickens to enjoy their eggs and not tire ofVoting Precincts HereaboutsComplete list of the voting precincts in Corona and nearby community, for the August 26 primary. It will be well for the Corona voters to note that under the new arrangement, there arc eight voting precincts in the city, the number having been increasedA i» bur nd ale PrecinctPolling [dace C. E. Lillibridgeresidence.Inspector lt;\ 1Judge Horace (Jerks Corine. Lillibridge.Phillips. Kisher, IdaA.) ullibridge.East Yale Precinctsince the last election. The pre-them.^ He has lived here long cjncps together with the votingplaces and election officials are asenough to see his orchard grow fruitfully. He says “While California land costs more per acre, notwithstanding, the profits are larger than straight grain farming.J. E. Whitbeck arrived in Corona community last October and entered the chicken business on his one-acre ranch on West Sixth street. He has now a start of a flock of three hundred and allfollows:Corona No, 1 Precinctare doing fine. He says, “Coronacommunity is O. K. and finds ready market in town for eggs.”J. H. Swain, two miles south of Corona, has four hundred orange trees on three acres of land. Crop looks fine, ample water supply on this farm is assured irrigation and in addition he has built a deep cistern to take care of any emergency.M. K. McMillan, souui on MainPolling Place -Chamber of Commerce.Inspector Lucy M. Eagon. Judges A. M. Creech, Frank T. Dunham.Clerks -- Hattie M. Dunham, Amanda D. Randels, Marv I.Kloss.honl house Rabbideau.Polling place S Ins pee to?* Fred Judge W. F. Eldridge.Clerks C. D. Mush rush, Fred Grot zinger.Norco PrecinctCorona No. 2 PrecinctPolling place Inspector L. Judges P». J Shaw.Clerks EdnaSchool house.M. Persons. Welch, Chari*•W( werland. May-be! Sherman. Cora Persons.Rincon Precinct1 oil iligPolling Place Rubidoux Garage. Inspector— Bertha M. Cook. Judge- -N. C. Hansen.Clerks —Miss Hazel Barger,Grace A. Huff.iCorona No. 3 PrecinctPolling Place Fire Hall.place AsherofL’s slm* Inspector Theodore AshcroM. Judge Margaret Strong. (Jerks John J. Scully, Mrs. Elma Wurdlow.TemoMal PrecinctPoling place Social hall. Inspector G. F. Maxwell. Judgo J). W. Guffey.
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Corona Daily Independent
Corona, California, US
Mon, Aug 18, 1930
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