03 Apr 1952
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1952
Page
1
Plans for the Pow Wow edition 1963 progress after the July gathering. The committee discusses new features and afternoon videos with an extended ceremonial program. Governor Pyle expected to appear despite a tight travel schedule.
In Mage, Coconino County Arizona the Gypinino Sun Company will hold a weekend sale on Saturday and Sunday. W McGhefl serves as president. Local notices indicate the event is set under their supervision with details published in the Arizona Daily Sun.
A fragmented OCR snippet notes an entry as classified matter in August 1946 at a post or office in a port locale. It mentions names like Carrier Alx Mehths and places that appear garbled. The readable text provides no clear event or outcome.
The item notes Mr MIA W K Stintitt returning to school after illness, and mentions family events, and regional war reports. It also recalls twenty years ago track activity at Flagstaff with athletes and events, plus a note on Dorothy Barber and Dr A Antorios marriage. A three year ago note covers Peat fing and Gilbert J Allen visits.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Dr Topp taking office within a Flagstaff education group. It references weeks and locations, with garbled lines suggesting official duties, staff roles, and a maintenance engineer. Context remains unclear due to corrupt wording and missing specifics.
An open letter to county supervisors discusses a March 4 petition to include Gerard in highway rosters and concerns over reconditioning. A second letter touches on Santa Fe rail issues, street widening costs, depot overpass plans, and hopes for a Flagstaff spring festival to boost morale and local business.
Mrs James J Cooper seeks her grandmother’s gravestone misrouted for 64 years after being ordered from San Pisa risco by grandfather Juan Flores of Sala Maria following his wife’s death in 1889. The stone was delayed and diverted at various California railway stations, leaving the family unsure where the grave marker now rests.
Funeral services are pending for Manuel Lopez a native of Spain born August 28 1900 who died Wednesday near Flagstaff He came to the United States in 1917 and spent most of his life in the Flagstaff area He was connected with the Flagstaff Laundry Survivors include his wife Maria Perez two daughters Toni and Anna a son Manuel Jr and several relatives in Spain The funeral will be held for a friend Juan Garrido a fellow Spaniard who died Wednesday in Flagstaff and was buried nearby respecting local customs
Luella Udall Pace died in San Jose yesterday from complications. Funeral held Monday at Salt Lake City Utah. She was mother of Udall Pace and sister of Ley Aninbhe Hin, aunt of Mayor Nichole Uist of Phrenein Ifer. Survived by five children, and five brothers.
The record lists several names connected to Air Force enlistments and regular Army duty, including personnel associated with Fort Pato Jamnay and Flagstaff. It mentions recruiters and officers such as Justice J. Baldwin, Sargiers Riger Spikes, McNary, and Ernest Lat, plus locals Frankie Stantislevan and Samuel Sedide. An anomalous 1991 note references a Freseb aligists incident and a 1520 foot fall into a cave in the Syr eneos Mountains.
A roundup of social visits and upcoming events in Winslow includes Mrs Henry Lowy and Mr Lowry planning a Los Angeles trip, Mrs Lady Burney visiting Tucson relatives, and the GliT Reout meeting Thursday evening at the Girl Scout Lodge. A concert at the church center is announced under direction of Dr Jaldun A. Andrey, with college students from Winslow listed for the North State Federation gathering in April. Janie Severson, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Severson, recently joined the Qualeren Jappa Gamma Home Economics sorority at ASC.
An unclear OCR fragment mentions an athlete with a shin injury, healing tiles or pads, and a possible reference to playstaff or medical supplies. Specific names, places, dates, or organizations are not readable, making a precise summary difficult.
Inshw and Nowtiers Avice callers meet with Mrs Emo Nelson as Grand Regent. Election for a board of directors to be held Monday at Valley National Bank by the community, during the Winshow Memorial Hospital meeting. Northern Arizona Music Festival prep continues with pre festival concerts at Hay High School. Mr and Mrs James Brown plan travel to Phoenix Thursday. Charles Howell returns home.
Bill Preston is named president of Toastmasters WM Wrest, with officers Yee vice president Ke nellly Switter secretary and John Ryand sergeant at arms. The evening features a program led by Low Bredaoe as toastmaster and includes talks and a quiz discussion on automobiles, plus notes on upcoming conventions and prior activities by members.
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