Notable Visitors and Local Happenings In Winslow
Maj. W. W. Midgley visits Winslow to help at Midgley Food Markets while Indian Agent J. E. Balmer stops en route from Leupp to Albuquerque. Winlow students head to Flagstaff for a football game. many locals travel on train No. 9. Medical updates include Mrs. A. W. Andy Anderson recovering from appendicitis. Several residents journey to California, Los Angeles, and San Bernardino for work or family reasons, with others attending dances, shopping, or official business.
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W. W. Midgley
Midgley
Winslow
Flagstaff
Clarkdale
Coconino County
J. E. Balmer
Leupp Indian Agency
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Richard
Dick” Walker
Pauline Yoder
Colleen Quinn
Winslow School
Winslow Bulldogs
Pinetop
R. L. Bledsoe
W. Cook
Irrigation Department of the Indian Service
Polacca
Verne Conway
Or . Williams
Nona Martin
A. W
Andy” Anderson
Anderson
Babbitt Bros. Trading Company
Holbrook
California
Rose Herrera
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
B. Padilla
Coopertown
E. V. Pettis
Tucson
New Territory
Los Angeles
U.S. Department of Commerce
Seligman
Bill Woods
Blue Devils
Mr. Woods
Tom Isaacson
Studebaker
Joseph City
William E. Rogers
E. E. Prochnow
Prochnow
Texaco Motor Oils
Williams
Jerry Bosley
C. E. Dorsch
Lavon Robinson
J. C. Penney
Burlingame
Denver
H. W. Swigert
E. F. Holderman
Reams Canyon
O. L. Gray
Gallup
Italian Dinner By Parish Hall Staged At Dec 7
The Catholic Ladies of the Altar Society will host an Italian home cooked dinner at Parrish Hall from five to seven o clock on Monday evening December 7. The event was announced today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Ladies of the Altar Society
Parrish Hall
Winslow Elks Set Memorial Services At Lodge Home
The Winslow B P O Elks lodge No 536 will hold annual memorial services Sunday at 2 30 p m at the Elks home on West Third street A 12 piece program includes Chopins Funeral March a vocal duet Absent Kreisler The Old Refrain and The Vacant Chair with Rev Rector W Johnson delivering the oration Visiting members and families are expected to attend the service
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B. P. O. Elks
Elks
West Third Street
Chopin
Jas. Day Jr
L. T. Gwynn
Metcalf
Katheryn
Loretta Bauer
Kreisler
Porter Rhodes
Football Officials Split Over Kickoff And Injuries Debate
A Associated Press report surveys coaches split over keeping or altering the kickoff rules to reduce wedge plays and injuries. Some favor restoring the tee to create loftier kicks, while many oppose changes due to risk of losing kickoff returns. Wisconsin's Glenn Thistlethwaite urges preserving rules until injury statistics are clear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York
Lou Little
Columbia
Frank Cavanaugh
Fordham
Tom Thorp
F. A. Lambert
Sam Willaman
Ohio State
Wallace Wade
Duke
Jimmy Crowley
Michigan State
Harry Melire
Georgia
Harvey Harman
Penn
Bill Alexander
Tech
Bernie Bierman
Tulane
Mal Stevens
Yale
Babe Hollingbery
Washington State
Jock Sutherland
Pitt
Glenn Thistlethwaite
Wisconsin
Stockmen May Delay Paying Freight Costs
New Mexico and Arizona sheep men may defer freight charges on sheep shipped to Kansas or Colorado feed lots until April 15 or until sold. Santa Fe officials sought January 15 extension. ICA ruling extends to April 15 and may apply to cattle as well. Cattlemen hail the move as a long sought privilege to obtain funds from sales before paying shipping charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Arizona
Kansas
Colorado
Santa Fe Railroad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Santa Fe
J. W. Stewart
Stewart
College Basketball Names and Teams Mentioned
A list of players and schools including Yale Army Harvard Holy Cross Dartmouth and Boston teams cited with multiple player surnames and team associations. The OCR text appears as scattered names and abbreviations with no coherent event or outcome.
Spirit Of Notre Dame At Rialto Theatre
The Spirit of Notre Dame, a college football themed film, plays at the Rialto tomorrow and Monday as a memorial to Knute Rockne. Lew Ayres and William Bakewell portray roommates Bucky O'Brien and Jim Stewart striving for football honors while Rockne coaching shapes team unity over individual glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rialto Theatre
Notre Dame
Rialto
Knute Rockne
South Bend
National Commission Seeks Life Imprisonment for Generals
Madrid reports the National Responsibilities Commission will seek life imprisonment for the generals of the first military directory accused of violating the constitution by participating in the coup d etat of the late Primo de Rivera.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
National Responsibilities Commission
Primo. de Rivera
Film Studio Strike Narrowly Averted at Warner Brothers
Warner Brothers First National employees agreed to arbitration over wage cuts to avoid a walkout by editors technicians sound men projectionists and cameramen. The action follows charges of arbitrary wage reductions at the studio in Hollywood California. Queen Mary improves from a head cold and will stay indoors through Sunday before returning to London with King George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
Warner Brothers
First National Studios
Sandringham
Eng
Queen Mary
London
King George
Leissner Opens Grocery and Meat Store in Phoenix
A. L. Leissner opened a grocery and meat store at 1408 West Van Buren Street in Phoenix, expanding local commerce. The new shop offers daily provisions and fresh meats to residents in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
A. L. Leissner
van Buren Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
D. I. Pattison
Wins
W. L. Carpenter
la Posada
Altar Society
Winslow Elks
Lodge
Walter Olds
Rector W. Johnson
Federated Church
Flagstaff, Elkside
Herbert W. Barker
Harvard
Barry Wood
NEA’ Service, Inc
Footall
Virgin Diamond Beeze
Virgin Diamond Syndicate
Daily Mail
Adi
Curios
Mystig Bruchman
Arcadia Ball Room
Doc”. Williams
Frank Perkins
American Legion
New York Life Ins. Co
Florence E. Klein
E. H. Black Jeweler
Old Elks
Santa Fe Watch
Atwater
Kent
Atwater Kent
Owl Drug Store
East Second Street
Virgin
R. P. Huddleston
Rialto Theatre Bldg
Happi
Arizona Gas Company
Kinsley Avenue
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