Winslow Methodists Renew Charter Elect Officers
The First Methodist Church men met to renew their National Charter elect officers and adopt projects. George Foerner was chosen president Leroy Hadley vice president Fred Long secretary and Walt Peterson treasurer. They planned to publicize raise money for sending a tractor to AF through the Agricultural Aids Foundation. Monthly meetings set for last Monday at 7:30 pm next May 29 at 7:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Ladies provided a steak dinner.
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Winslow
First Methodist Church
George Foehner
Leroy Hadley
Fred Long
Walt Peterson
Ie Broun
Agricultural Aids Foundation
Methodist Church
Jhan
Fellowship Hall
Ladies of the Chirch
JFK Backs Dozer Trade By Citizens
President Kennedy voiced support for a private prisoners for tractors swap with Fidel Castro but said the government would not participate. A White House statement urged public contributions to a private committee raising funds to buy tractors to exchange for 1,200 men captured in the failed invasion by anti-Castro exiles.
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Washington
Kennedy
Fidel Castro
White House
Kenedy
Cuba
Flag UA Student On Honors List
Joseph I. Worischeck of Playstaff is named to the spring honors list by Dean John D. Lyons of the University of Arizona College of Law. He earned a Law Review Certificate for work as business manager of the Arizona Law Review.
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Flag UA
Tucson
Joseph I. Worischeck
Playstaff
John D. Lyons
University of Arizona College of Law
Worischeck
Law Review
Arizona Law Review
H. L. Worischeck
Flagstaff
Almed
Arizona State College
U of A
Winslow
Jeffrey J. Dayin
Charity Leo Davis
Jeffrey Ja
John KR. Davis
Winslow High School
Evening TV Schedule Highlights May 2
Television lineup outlines prime time airings with titles such as Naked City Tightrope and Highway Patrol. Local listings indicate news weather sports segments and evening movie slots across channels.
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Arizona
Angel
Perry Cone
Rescue
Pioneer
Naked City
Jim Backus
Highway Patrol
Meet McGraw
Tack Paar
Museum dig on Cummings Mesa uncovers 151 sites
Glen Canyon Project field party led by Alexander J. Lindsay Jr excavated prehistoric remains on Cummings Mesa. They found a seven room pueblo with a kiva and pithouses, dating occupation 1050 to 1225 A D, near Rainbow Lodge west of Beals Mountain.
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Museum of Northern Arizona
Glen Canyon
Cummings Mena
Beals Mountain
Rainbow Lodge
Navajo Mountain
Cummings Mesa
Flagmart
Te Museum of Northern
Arizona
Alexander J. Lindsay, Jr
Projet
Tuchard Ambler
Paul V. Long
Nicolas Hawkee
William J. Breed
Hawkee
Jacquette
Hawkes
Stepeen
J. B. Priestley
Winter drop in Maricopa wounds Arizona retail sales report
Retail sales in Coconino County rose 5.7 percent in the first quarter of 1961 over 1960, with Maricopa showing a loss. Greenlee led gains at 18.6 percent, Cochise up 11.4 percent, while Apache fell 2.2 percent. Navajo, Yavapai, and Mohave counties posted increases, and most Northland counties outpaced central and southern regions.
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Coconino County
Valley” National Bank
Aller
Greenle County
Cochise County
TNC
Cocanino
Maricopa Coun
Greenlee
Cochise
Apache County
Northland
Navajo County
Yavapai
Mohave
Coconino County Recorded Warranty Deeds and Marriages
The Te conder's office lists warranty deeds for David M Yates and others to John Kalle et ux Maria Belvigio Frias and others. Joint tenancy deed from William E Homes et ux to Thomas J Sims et ux. Marriage license issued for Arthur Warren Judd and Mary Lou Comray, both of Tucson, married May 20 by Justice Vonda Y. McKinney.
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David M Yates
John ¥. Kalle
Maria Belvigio Frias
Maria
Luz Becerra Mareilla
William E. Homes
Thomas J. Sims
Superior Court
Coconino County
Arthur Warren Judd
Tucson
Mary Lou Comray
Justice of the Peace
Vonda Y. McKinney
Film on mouth to mouth resuscitation shown by Fire Department
The Flagstaff Fire Department hosts a display and exhibits of resuscitation devices as part of a public event. A film titled That They May Live will be shown Thursday at 7 40 p m in Room 222 Bast guim Education Building. Admission is free.
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Bast Guim Education
Flagstaff
Forecast for Flagstaff Northern Arizona Mostly Clear Today
Forecaster notes mostly clear skies in Flagstaff with southwest winds 8 to 16 mph. Temperatures steady today, cooler tomorrow with a low around 8 and a high near 70.
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Omnance Depot
Cottonwood
Grand Canyor
Valle Airport
Flagstaff
Arizona
Zane Grey Road Group Holds Payson Meet
The Zane Grey Tonto Rim Highway Association held a Payson meeting at the Oxbow Inn. The four year old group reviewed progress, displayed photos of the route, and announced leadership changes with John Franklin replacing resigning secretary An Hargrove and Walter Surrell becoming treasurer. Members from Prescott, Dewey, Camp Verde, Payson, Overgaard, Clay Springs, and Show Low attended.
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Payson
The
Zane Grey Tonto Rim Highway Association
Oxbow Inn
Prescott Camera Club
John Franklin
Jury Hears Tape Testimony in Chaffin Murder Trial
In Superior Court witnesses described Chaffin family conduct and possible motive. Jones testified the elder Chaffin appeared mentally unbalanced and wanted to go home as the train sped toward Kansas City. Reynolds recounted searching car 708 for the missing man and finding stains while noting Chaffin washed his hands repeatedly.
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Chaffin
Jones
Kansas City
Tates
Arthur Chaffin
Reynolds
Seligman
el Capitan
Rar
Reynald
Chaty Jin
Clarence Rupp
Winslow
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Coconino Daily Record
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Pennie
Har ii
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Aveiro
Oldwyn' Mayer
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Zane Grey Road Group
Payson Meet
Oxfords
Bill's Family
San Francisco St
Flegstaff
Kodak
Imagine
Kodak Quaiity
Nour
Walt Disney Cartoon
Babbitt Retail Hardware
Arix
Babbitts
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