Mark Smith Sr Dies at 71 in Williams Native
Mark Smith Sr 71 a lifelong Williams resident died at 9 p m Thursday after a month long illness He was born December 19 1889 in Williams son of Thomas and unnamed Williams settlers He worked as a butcher at Babybitt s and later as a school custodian He and his wife ran the Lone Star Shop He was an Odd Fellows member for 43 years and had ties to Knights of Pythias Surviving are his wife Katharine two sons Mark Jr and Robert both of Williams three daughters Mildred Augenstein and Mrs Pitts of Williams and Katherine Salem of Riverside California three brothers Marion Oric of Los Angeles Willard H of Mishawaka and an unnamed sister Mildred Sullivant of Corona California one granddaughter and six great grandchildren.
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Smith
Thomas Smith
al Variguge
Babybitt's
Northern Arizona seniors win University scholarships at UA
Six Northern Arizona high school seniors received Christmas gifts from the University of Arizona. They are notified for the 1961-62 academic year. one Bail scholarship and five general resident scholarships were awarded. Barbara Wayne Dillon Holbrook won one of 14 Baird scholarships valued at 250 dollars. Recipients of general resident scholarships include Oran Tore Brown Playstatts James Russell Clark Jr Williams Charity Lee Davis Fon David Day and Goyry C Robb, all of Winslow.
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Uncson
Spocial
Northern Arizona
University of Arizona
Barbara-Wayne Dillon mM Holbrook
Baird
Regis
Oran Torer Brown
James
Russell Clark Jr
Williams
Charity Lee Davis
Fon David Day
Goyry C. Robb
Winslow
Winslow RR Man Retires Dec 31
Specialy John W Ballantyne of Winslow on the Santa Fe Railway passenger train cand ar will retire December 31 closing a railroad career that began July 26, 1924. A Payson Utah native Ballantyne entered service as brakeman on the Valley Division then transferred to the Albuquerque Division in 1925 and was promoted to conductor December 16, 1938. He resides at 708 West Cherry Shel Winslow.
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Santa Fe Railway
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Santa Fe
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Albuquerque
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Evening TV Schedule December 23 with Diverse Lineup
The listing shows a dense TV schedule for Friday night including Mally's Munniles ia Country Shaw, The Westerner, Harrigan and Son, Manhunt, Michael Shayne, Twilight Zone, The World Today, Zane Grey Theatre, Jack Paar, and multiple movies. Also notes news, weather, sports and editorial segments across channels with varied starts around 6:30 pm to midnight plus cable television notes.
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Mally's
Cochite
Eve Witvase
FDC
M-Squad
Coronado
the Law & Mr. Jones
Phil Silvers
the World Today
Zane Grey
Jack Paar Shaw
Survivors Search For Missing After Tanker Sinking
Nine survivors among a crew of 37 aboard the Americ Pine Ridge were rescued or recovered as Coast Guard ships and salvage crews continued the hunt for eight missing sailors. Capt. Clark Snydety, 44, is among those listed as missing. engineers and crew from Vial Fane and Key Lines aided by helicopters from the carrier Valley Forge worked to salvage the hulk 100 miles off Cape Hatteras. The Pine Ridge broke apart in gale winds. salvage efforts shifted to recovering the remaining crew and securing salvage rights for the owner.
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de Key
Ixione Shipping Co
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Ors
Valley Forge
Sirra
Cape Matters
N.C
Atlantic
Wildeail
Sticken Pine Ridge
Lousigna
Gulf of Mexico
Poaitrion
Anonymous Gift Santa Delivers Help at Winslow Hospital
A donor who wished to remain anonymous paid the remaining balance on a baby incubator at Winslow Memorial Hospital. Doctors and nurses thanked the donor and asked for blanket donations to help patients, noting an unusually harsh winter with high need for warmth.
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Warting Winslow
Santa Chis
Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Coconino County Marriage Licenses and Deeds Report
The Coconino County Clerk’s office issued marriage licenses for Donato Murray and Peggy Harbour aged 24 and 20 respectively, Willie Lee Sitanions and Ane Inet Moll s aged 2 0 both of Williams, and other deeds listed include Foothills Investors Corp to various parties and joint tenancy entries involving Jack A. Patterson and G. Spencer, among several transfers and notices from Ponderosa Title Company. The report covers warranty deeds and joint tenancy movements in the Coconino Record.
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Recorden
Coconino
Foothills Investors Corp
M. Sheffer
Iservice Co
Lu C
Robert B. Young
T. Koeisher
Fipering Court
Co- Heonina County
Donato Murray
Flagstaff
Peggy Harbour
Dee
Willie Lee
Molls
Williams
Weather summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast calls for fair to day tonight and Saturday with high thin cloudiness and light northeast winds. Temperatures steady with low around 1 and high near 46. extended outlook shows average highs 2 to 4 degrees above normal and little or no precipitation.
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Arizona
Lille Elainge
Woerdeay
Banks Release Frozen Funds for Yule Teachers in New Orleans
Four New Orleans banks released long frozen school money following a U S District Court order. The funds will pay teachers at two integrated schools before Christmas and cover 34 administrative, supervisory, and clerical staff unpaid by the state. About a million dollars will allow paying vendors and contractors for ongoing renovation work. The court also ordered release of 728000 in board funds and 280000 in taxes held in escrow.
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Sant
James Redmond
Perease
U.S. District Court
Redmond
William Frante 18
Eseven
Lepistativ of Gev
Jimmie H. Daistration
Last Independent Cuban Paper Closes Its Doors
The Informacion board announced the closure of Cuba’s last independent newspaper with today’s edition. No reason was given for the shutdown.
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Informacion
Bter
Cuba
Ann
Pre Yule Fires In Five Cities Take 17 Lives
Fires across five cities killed 17 people during the pre holiday period. Mothers and children perished in homes from Chicago to Baltimore and Hartford City. A kerosene bucket explosion in Texas and a gas fire in New York added to the toll, with several children hospitalized in critical condition.
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Trx
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Tower East Side
Albert Coleman
Coleman
Chicaeo
Truman and MacArthur Renew Feud Over Atomic Bomb Claim
In New York both men deny a new charge from Truman claiming MacArthur wanted to drop atomic bombs on China and Siberia during the Korean War. MacArthur calls the assertion completely false. Truman, visiting with his daughter, says he has no documentary proof and would not comment further.
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