Square Dancing Program Starts With Wi Williams Group
The Wi Williams group sponsors a square dancing program with weekly dances by the Legion auxiliary at Cor dayit Unit No. 13. Four squares danced at the first session, next dance planned for Monday Oct 2. Allen Jones of Flagstaff leads signaling for the group. Kathryn Stalurlani is general committee chair with Drs. Wilson assisting. The program has drawn praise and funds to support William hospital equipment, aiming to raise about 1540.
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Royalty Divorcee Sparks Fresh Tempest in British Court
A chaotic intranet of rumor follows the engagement of the young Marquess of Milford Haven to a New York divorcee, Mrs Simpson. The story touches King George VI’s circle, Windsor stability, and royal conduct codes, with public reaction wary of royal prerogatives.
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New Englanders Enjoy Northern Arizona Visit
A twelve member New England group from the Appal achehia Mountain club toured northern Arizona. They hiked Monument Valley and the Hopi pueblos then stayed at Huvasupai village near the Grand Canyon. The party included Ralph Hall of Phoenix and Boston born Mrs Hall among others.
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Navajo National Monument
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Trails of metaors in the wii phere high
A fragmentary note describes winds at high altitude and directs focus on atmospheric conditions. No clear persons or organizations are identified.
Douglas Barber Seeks Haircut Price Reductions Across Border
In Douglas on September 29 AP reports talks of lowering haircut prices to 16 cents in the border city Tlousens due to cutbacks in camper production. A proposed unified price in Aqua Pricts Sonora faces mixed support with a majority reportedly resisting. The union presence and officials in Douglas weigh the plan as a state barber board member contemplates involvement.
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Fragmented Rail Crew Anecdotes From A Distant Era
A garbled report references multiple rail crews and supervisors, noting long train distances and time spent on duties. It mentions American crews and a U.S. engineer, with a casual remark on organization and the use of time.
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Lions Of Flagstaff Visit Williams Club
Lions of Flagstaff members visited the Williams Lions Club to report on their sponsored circus in Blagetatt and to discuss an upcoming ski run project. The meeting, postponed by member absence, included talks by Groesbeck and Stewart about plans for the season and safety measures before opening.
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Verde Valley awards two scholarships to Hopi youths
The Verde Valley school announced two four year scholarships for Hopi youths, along with entry awards of 600. Hamilton Warren noted the awards mark a key step in intercultural relations. Recipients include Berjantin Polelonemin and Trou Mighongovi of the Hopi Tribe and Mesa- likely misread names.
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Pathways of Old Memories Fourth Anniversary Celebration
Mo SUNS Pathways presents its fourth anniversary event Sunday chaired by Leighton Cress. Attendees include Wred Baker and Bethiweowel who traveled to Phoenix Friday night and back Saturday. Jo Lamport from Seligman planned a brief visit, with guests from Cortville and Cin preparing to spend the weekend with relatives and old friends.
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Wred Baker
Williams Church Hosts Monthly Dinners Series
Williams church begins a monthly dinner series at the Methanist Community Church with 72 attendees in a tent setting. Mrs. Jerry Duffield led the potluck meal, Marshall Duncan served as toastmaster, and Rev. Stradley offered a brief inspirational talk.
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Wander Table of Townsman Sighting in late week notes
Tern part of town Moteday night, George Penit the sheepman was in Fingstat yesterday from his domain south of Winelow proving een his homestead clan, W. J. Stevens who had been iwn near Seligman building bary for Al Hanford grt keane on Wulnesday. We says that's wander ful enuatry, and that Sauford was a gond neation.
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Details Set For Christmas Mail To Overseas Points
Post office notices outline overseas Christmas mail deadlines and rates. George Abbott, postmaster, urges patrons to mail gifts between October 15 and November 15 with proper envelopes and pre paid postage to ensure delivery at overseas stations.
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Former Resident Visited Verde Area During Navy Pursuit trip
Ray Maestas formerly from Cottonwood and grandson of Mraul Mes ob GC Garcia visited the Verde Valley for a few days from Los Angeles where he works as a staff representative for a freight line. He enlisted in the navy and earned a lieutenant rating while in service. He was invited to the Los Angeles home of a former Mia Lhe Move. Maestas has a month old daughter, Ma sha Rae. Different oysters are mentioned including native oyster and Japanese varieties.
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Masonic and Odd Fellows Visit to Grand Master
Members of Nebrkth lodge No.10 invited to meet Grand Master William DiNillersot Globe during official visit. Playstate Odd Fellows members and visitors attended. Refreshments were served after the meeting.
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William DiNillersot Globe
Nebrkth Lodge No.10
Playstate Odd Fellows Lodge
Treshmetts
Tuba City Student Honored By College
Minley Anne Gray, daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Pity Tub s, was honored at a campus assembly at Oklahoma College for Women for solid averages last year. She carried a 4.00 grade point, equated to straight A work during the semester, the college announced.
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