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Newspaper

Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1931

Page

3

Personal News From Winslow and Nearby Towns

Local notices report John Neal returning to his Winslow home for winter rest and health gains in Kansas City and Sedalia. Fremont, Holbrook, Flagstaff, and Petrified Forest connections populate a busy social scene with travel, church services, and visits to relatives and colleagues.

John Neal E. Neal East Fourth Street Kansas City Sedalia Winslow Holbrook Fred Brown Navajo County Winslow Drug Company

Notable residents visit Winslow and townspeople

N W Boss Chilson, Payson stockman, returns from Phoenix to Winslow. Ben Wallace, J T Wakefield’s nephew, visits relatives in Winslow en route to San Bernardino from McNary. Max Hendrick, Navajo County assistant engineer, visits parents in Winslow from Holbrook. Bobby Bean of Midgley Food Market goes to Flagstaff. Holbrook barber L E Estes travels to Winslow for business and pleasure. H C Buerger of Denver with wife visits Winslow to meet beauty parlor and barber shop clients. Mr and Mrs M G Rowe and Peggy visit from Holbrook. Rowe works for A B Schuster in Holbrook.

Flagstaff Winslow Bobby Vaughan Ethel Costen Clyve Gillis Evelyn Vaughan Navajo Burr W. Porter Bazell Motor Company James Porter Pat Lester The Motor Company Porter St. Johns Apache County Board David Jones Episcopal Church Arkansas Stockman Jack South Leupp Dilkon Leupp H. Harvey Joseph City Ambrose Hunt Arizona Highway Department Mulford Windsor Holbrook L. T. Gwynn W. L. Lindblom J. R. Chilson Margaret Borden Arizona Bank Williams Agriculture Dept QO. W. Agee U. S. Department of Agriculture of Phoenix J. A. Greaves Winslow N. W Ben Wallace J. T. Wakefield San Bernardino McNary Max Hendricks Navajo County W. C. Hendrick Robert Bobby” Bean Midgley L. E. Estes H. C. Buerger Buerger Supply Company Denver M. G. Rowe Peggy City Rowe A. & B. Schuster Company

Trains Delayed After Oklahoma Wreck Hits Auto

A wreck in western Oklahoma derailed Train No. 29 with two coaches and killed the auto occupants. Trains No. 7 and No. 9 are delayed into Winslow with No. 7 two hours late and No. 9 eight hours late. cause cited as a pleasure car crossing the tracks. No further details available.

Oklahoma The Santa Fe Winslow

Governor Protests Removal of Troops

Governor George W. P. Hunt dispatched a strong protest to the War Department over the abandonment of federal garrisons at Douglas and Nogales. The notice cites the removal of troops from Camps Harry J. Jones in Douglas.

Phoenix Ariz Douglas Nogales War Department George W. P. Hunt Harry J. Jones

Mayor Walker Plans Return After California Mission

James Walker of New York City, president of New York City, has completed his mission in California and will begin his homeward trip today. He traveled from Santa Barbara after visiting San Francisco and meeting Governor Rolph regarding Tom Mooney’s case.

Los Angeles California James Walker New York City America Walker Santa Barbara San Francisco James Rolph, Jr Tom Mooney

Republican House speakership ends as Tilson concedes

Washington December 7 The GOP leadership dispute ends as Representative Tilson of Connecticut concedes the speakership to Representative Snell of New York the party’s nominee.

Washington Republican House Representative Tilson Connecticut Representative Snell New York

Governor Hunt objects to Fort HuaChuca withdrawal plan

Stephen D. Little of Nogales and other executives protested after officials said Fort HuaChuca would not be abandoned. Troops at Douglas and Nogales would be moved to the old fort, a change Governor Hunt deemed to disturb the public sense of security and he sent the protest to General Douglas MacArthur, chief of staff.

Stephen D. Little Nogales Hunt Huachuca Douglas and Douglas MacArthur

Washington Gets Credit For Making First Ice Cream

The George Washington bicentennial commission credits Washington with creating ice cream citing his May 17 1784 cash memorandum for a cream machine for ice. It notes Dolly Madison is commonly credited, but will accept stronger proof. Also mentions a Methodist Society meeting at Mary Zeimer’s home on West Second Street Tuesday at 2 30 PM.

Washington George Washington George Washington Bicentennial Commission Dolly Madison The Missionary Society of the Methodist Church Mary Zeimer West Second Street

Please Come Home Ella Dear Your Mother Appeals

A message from Mrs. George Richardson asks Ella to return home. The note emphasizes love for family and urges Ella to come back for her mother’s sake.

Ella Mrs George Richardson

Trojan Cage Team Makes Trip East

The University of Southern California basketball team left Los Angeles for an eight game eastern trip. They will face Creighton Omaha De Paul Chico Northwestern Transten Butler Indianapolis Missouri Columbia Washington St Louis St Louis Arizona Tucson. Alaska is stated as larger than Norway Sweden and Finland combined.

Los Angeles Middle West University of Southern California Creighton Omaha de Paul Chicocco Northwestern Transten Butler Indianapolis Missouri Columbia Washington St. Louis Arizona Tucson

Dr Trotzky Moves Offices to New West Third Street Location

Notice announces eye ear nose and throat specialist Dr R N Trotzky has relocated his offices from 210 West Third Street to 209 West Third Street across the street the change takes effect December 7.

R. N. Trotzky West Third Street

Chesterfield Cigarettes Market Appeal to Smart Shoppers

The ad pitches Chesterfield cigarettes to discerning buyers by claiming superior flavor through multiple blending steps. It emphasizes selecting the ripest mildest leaf and cross blending across crops and countries to create a unique taste and aroma.

Chesterfield

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