New Theory Reexamines Meteor Crater Origin
A New York paper cites Dr Forest R Moulton Jr at a Chicago meeting proposing a swarm of meteors as the Meteor Crater source rather than a single large body. The idea echoes Col D M Barringer’s earlier work, with Barringer credited as pioneer in meteor crater research.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Winslow
Forest R. Moulton, Jr
American Astronomical Society
Chicago
D. M. Barringer
Moulton
Big Fortunes Dwindle in America Across Generations
The North American Review argues that American wealth tends to dissolve within each generation. From Astor and Carnegie to Frick and Gould, fortunes shrink or relocate. today Vincent Astor holds about 87 million while earlier totals collapsed. The piece asks if enduring dynasties or continued democratic equality will prevail.
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America
John T. Flynn
North American Review
Flynn
United States
Astor
John Jacob Astor
William Waldorf Astor
England
Vincent Astor
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Clay Frick
Gould and Armour
Fords
Rockefellers
Mellons
Society Socials Highlight Prestigious Bridge Parties
A week of society events saw Mrs. John Turner host a bridge gathering on North Warren Avenue with high honors to Mrs. J. A. Murphy and Mrs. Frank Hink. Other clubs hosted by Winslow matrons included the D. E. W. Club with prizes to Mrs. J. E. Balmer and Mrs. Leon Mandell, plus the Third Street club at La Posada and the Thursday Club's red and green holiday display. The Ladies Auxiliary election for 1931 officers was held at Community Hall, with plans announced for the December 18 banquet and installation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gvas
John Turner
Warren Avenue
J. A. Murphy
Frank Hink
A. B. Nelson
Bridge
Martha Hunt
Third Street Club
la Posada
Ben F. Evans
C. M. Sorenson
George W. Barstow
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Mildred Foy
Ina Clark
Delilah Rogers
Agda Peterson
Lottie Bisbee
Edith Clark
Clara French
Mary Flowers
Juanita Parry
Elizabeth Henry
Auxiliary
Social Roundup From Early December 1910 Dinner Visits
Twenty years ago on December 3 1910 Bauer Co prop Mr and Mrs Charles Willis hosted Dr P G Bazelie and George D Jewett at dinner Saturday Tom Mara of Hamilton Brown Shoe Co visited friends here Friday Mr and Mrs George Keyes hosted Beck at dinner Wednesday Mrs L T Kleindienst and baby returned from Los Angeles Friday with her mother Mrs L H Ball to stay through the holidays Mrs Harry Asbury expected home Saturday from a two month southern states trip Pauline Woods hosted The Girls Sewing Club Wed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauer Co
Prop
Charles Willis
P. G. Bazelie
George D. Jewett
Tom Mara
Hamilton Brown
Shoe Co
George Keyes
Beck
L. T. Kleindienst
Babe
Los Angeles
L. H. Ball
Harry Asbury
Pauline Woods
Engagement announced in Holbrook for Miss Drum and Mr Schuster
Mrs William Matthie Mrs Vance Wilson and Mrs George Keye hosted a whist party Tuesday afternoon. The engagement of Miss Marguerite Drum and Mr Arthur Schuster of Holbrook was announced at a party Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs A S Brayman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Bazelle
Harry Calvin Kabelin
Chicago
Ira W. Dixley
Albuquerque
Everett (Speck) Walcott
Los Angeles and
San Diego Railroad
San Diego
William Matthie
Vance Wilson
George Keye
Near Three Thousand Autos Registered In County November 1
The state highway department reported 2,788 motor vehicles registered in Navajo County with fees totaling 14,969 dollars. Arizona overall listed more than 122,300 vehicles up to November 1, with fees totaling 578,726 dollars.
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Phoenix
Ariz
State Highway Department
Navajo County
Arizona
Canada Gold Output Rises to Record 1929 Levels
Ottawa reports Canada produced more gold in 1929 than any previous year and ranked third globally. Value of output reached 39,861,633 dollars with Ontario contributing 1,622,267 fine ounces and British Columbia also a major contributor, while only South Africa and the United States surpassed the total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canadaz
Dominion Bureau of Statistics
South Africa
United States
Ontario
British Columbia
Worthy of His Hire concert and Sunday worship services
Corner Third and Winslow hosts Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. Morning worship at 10:50 a.m. Sermon titled Worthy of His Hire. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. N A T C Glee Club and Orchestra, 50 musicians, perform vocal and instrumental music. Mid week Bible study Wednesday 7:30 p.m. Choir Thursday 7:30 p.m. Pastor George H. Quayle invites all attendees.
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Winslow
N. A. T. C. Glee Club
College Glee Club
George H. Quayle
Sunday School and Worship Schedule and Sermon Title
Sunday School at 9 30 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m subject Book of Hebrews Us 6 30 p m Evening Service at 7 30 p m subject Christs Seven Fold Petitions Midweek Prayer and Praise Service Wednesday 7 39 p m Service Circle meets for White Cross Work Thursday 2 00 p m Quotation on religion and influence by pastor W RAY GORSAGE addresses the faith’s reach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Cross
St Pauls Episcopal Church Sunday Services
St Pauls Episcopal Church invites all to communion at 11 a m with Sunday School at 10 30 a m Reverend L T Gwynn rector leads the worship and welcomes worshippers to join the parish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Paul A M E Church Weekly Schedule and Service
The St. Paul A M E Church at East Fourth and Apache outlines Sunday School at 9 45 a m Superintendent Mrs T Simpson church services at 11 a m with theme The Nine Deaths A C B League gathering at 6 30 p m with president Miss Lela Harris evening worship at 8 p m choir practice Tuesdays 7 30 p m prayer meeting Wednesday 7 30 p m women s Mite Missionary Society Thursday 7 p m led by Mrs G F Knight literary society Friday 7 30 p m Frank Holiday president pastor BE A Moore urges new members to join special facilities encouraged for newcomers.
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ST. Paul A.M. E
East Fourth
Apache Streets
A. C. B. League
Lela Harris
Women’s Mite Missionary Society
G. F. Knight
Literary Society
Frank Holiday
BE. A. Moore
Mormon Church Sunday Schedule and Mutuals Meeting
Corner Maple and Berry hosts Sunday School at 10 a.m. and Evening Worship at 7 30 p.m. Young Men's and Young Women's Mutual Improvement Association meet Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. Bishop A R B Campbell.
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L. D
Church Corner
Maple & Berry
Young Men’s and Young Women’s Mutual Improvement Association
Cambpell
Bishop
Christian Science Society Berry Avenue Schedule
The 709 Berry Avenue church holds Sunday School at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m on Sundays with a Wednesday evening service at 8 oclock.
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Christian Science Society
Berry Avenue
The Bully Who Failed and A Sure Refuge
Four Square Services hosts a Mexican meeting at Cooper Town dance hall Sunday afternoon 4 30 p m and Indian and Japanese services in the evening. Minister Forrest Collins invokes Come unto me and rest, urging weary souls to find refuge in Jesus the Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper Town
Jesus
God
Jesus the Christ
Forrest Collins
Bible Classes and Choir Schedule on West Third Street
On West Third Street and Dent Avenue the church lists a series of weekly gatherings. Sunday Bible class at 10 45 a m Tuesday Bible study and sewing class in the afternoon Wednesday choir practice and Friday evening events at 7 50 p m.
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West Third St
Dent Ave
Lloyd George Attacks Baldwin Over Wall Street Debt Row
David Lloyd George, Liberal leader, denounces Stanley Baldwin and the American debt settlement as risking England’s finances. He warns Lib-Lab balance of power MPs against Baldwin and highlights opposition to Ramsay MacDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Wall Street
England
David Lloyd George
Stanley Baldwin
Liberal Party
Laborites
Ramsay MacDonald
Unemployment and Relief Plans Highlight Japan Report
Tokyo reports official unemployment near 400000 with higher unofficial estimates. Japan also holds 300000 tons of shipping stranded and 5000 seamen idle. Cabinet approves 34000000 yen for road and relief works despite a no loan policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Aid Sought To Boost Vocational Education Bill
Governor Phillins urged the House educational committee to back the Capper Reed bill in Congress. If passed Arizona would gain about 10 000 more for vocational education said Hal bert W Miller state director. He noted state industrial education could rise from 20 000 to 30 000. The governor contacted committee members demanding support.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phillins
House Educational Committee
Arizona
Halbert W. Miller
Miller
Camp Verde To Restore Outside Telephone Line
Camp Verde in Arizona plans an extension to reach beyond its current line ending at Cottonwood. Led by M. L. Jackson and Marion Reid, the move follows a history of early telegraph and telephone service at the town as a military post, which was discontinued after Apache hostilities ended.
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Camp Verde
Ariz
M. L. Jackson
Marion Reid
Cottonwood
Missionary Miss Armerding Leads Evening Service
Song service and prayer meeting at 7:30 p.m. feature Miss Armerding the missionary. The message includes a Bible reading from Matthew 16 24 25 urging disciples to deny self take up the cross and follow Jesus with emphasis on sacrifice.
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Jesus
Miss Armerding
Church of Christ Bible School and Services Schedule
Corner of Aspenwall and Winslow hosts Bible school at 9 45 a m with morning worship and communion at 11 a m The theme is The Body of Christ the Church Young people meet at 6 30 p m Evening worship at 7 30 p m The Unifying Power of the Cross Pastor R Hensley is temporary leader.
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Church OF Christ
Aspenwall
Winslow Bible School
Body of Christ the Church
John
Wilbup
R. Hensley
St Josephs Catholic Church Communique on December Masses
Sunday masses will be held at 6 30 8 00 and 10 00 for the St Josephs parish with an o clock Spanish service no Sunday School and mission closing by Rev Father Mannix. Immaculate Conception Holy Day masses 6 00 and 7 30 weekdays 7 30. Friday Our Lady of Guadalupe high mass at 8 90 led by Rev Father Hoostmans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. J. Mannix
Father Joseph Hootsmans
No More $2.50 Gold Pieces For Christmas
Secretary Mellon explains Congress discontinued the $2.50 gold piece last April because the coins were bought mainly for Christmas gifts, then returned to the treasury or disappeared from circulation and served no business need.
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Washington
Dec
Mellon
Congress
Treasury
Man forgets wife name wires clerk in court case
In Yuma Arizona on December 6 AP reports C F Weed forgot his wife Sarah Badgley’s full name. A wire from Jacumba Springs California requested the full name of the wife, noting they were married in Yuma on November third.
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Yuma, Ariz
C. F. Weed
Sarah Badgley
Yuma County
Jacumba Springs
Cal
Yuma
G. F. Weed
Weed
Special election on selling Winslow gas plant Dec 6 1930
Notice from the Mayor and Common Council of Winslow announces a special election in City Hall on December 6 1930 to decide whether to sell the municipal gas plant including real estate, machinery, equipment and distribution system. Publication runs November 6 to December 5.
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City of
Winslow
Wislow
Murray
Inc
Winslow approves Plan No. 15 for street improvements
City of Winslow adopts Plan No 15 by ordinance for Campbell Hicks Berry Winslow Kinsley Colorado Snider Avenues and Third Fourth Aspinwall Oak Maple Elm Cherry Mulberry Streets. Plans set grades and roadway width as shown. Ordinance takes effect after publication.
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Campbell, Hicks, Berry, Winslow
Kinsley
Colorado
Snider Avenues
City OF
Winslow
Campbell, Hicks, Berry
Snider
O. L. Murray
Resolution of Winslow Council to Improve City Streets and Bonds
The city of Winslow adopts a resolution declaring plans to improve Campbell Hicks Berry Winslow Kinsley Colorado Snider Avenues and Third Fourth Aspinwall Oak Maple Elm Cherry Mulberry Streets. It determines improvement bonds will be issued to cover costs and assesses the district benefiting.
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Common Council
City OF
Winslow
Campbell, Hicks,berry
Kinsley
Colorado
Snider Avenues
Aspinwall
Cherry
Mulberry
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P. S. Jenkins
G. W. Barstow
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Williams
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Flagstaff
Olton Kirby
Fred Willis
West Elm Street
H. M. Leamon
George Dietz
Bessie Moss
West Cherry
Miss Moss
Dorothy Allbright
Colleen Quinn
Evelyn Vaughan
Pauline Bates
Evelyn Costan
Billie O’brian
Mary Louise Bengston
Josephine Billingsley
Mildred Hurst
Ruth Duffey
Edith Duffey
Bobbie Brayman
Venus Wickham
Joy Walker
Bessie Girard
Virginia Hinely
George Jackson
Robert Vaughan
Lee Dover
Melvin Hasten
Winifred Jarman
Claude Hasten
Carl Brady
Rand Sprankle
George Haynes
Willie Girard
Dan McBride
Robert Cranston
Alfred Bangston
L. D. Welsch
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Rex Porter
Margaret Madden
George Ahrens
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Pauline Yoder
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Leslie Wolfe
Frances Stevens
Eunice McGregor
Canada
Methodist Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Warren Avenue and
W. Ray Gorsage
L. T. ‘Gwynn
Indean Mission
Lloyd George
Baldwin
ST. Joseph’s Catholic Church
Hazelle Canady
Inelu
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