Geary funeral draws regional visitors to Winslow
Local and regional figures from St Johns Holbrook Flagstaff and Joseph City converged on Winslow to attend Colonel W P Geary funeral services. Attendees included Dr W M Slipher and Col Fred S Breen among others with honorary pallbearers from Flagstaff and Holbrook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
Levi S. Udall
Winslow
Geary
Mc Udall
Holbrook
J. C. Paulsell
John Flanigan
W. P. Geary
Henry Overson
Pratt
Flagstaff
Fred S. Breen
The
Coconino Sun
Brom
Skylight
Joseph City
M. J. Crossey
Sturday
Frank J. Willis
Taylor
Fred Willis
C. B. Wilson
Orin Cc. Compton
Wilson and Compton
Paul Geary
Wilson
Colonel ‘Gears
Don T. Udall
D. McCauley
W. Dean Nutting
Sidney Sapp
W. B. Woods
Lloyd C. Henning
W. B. Cross
R. D. Greer
L. D. Diverbess
W. C. Hendricks
Fred Schuster
R. E.arnett
Dinner for Two At A Cozy Corner Table
The passage praises a dining experience with a cosy two-person table, noting pleasing appointments, service, and food. It asserts the moderate charge will not be displeasing, implying good value for the experience.
Not as easy as it looks in our family services bid
A fragmented line suggests difficulties in pursuing family services, with uncertainty about what should be done next. The text hints at internal debate and possible intervention by services, but the specifics remain unclear.
Emersons Return Home From Los Angeles
Mr and Mrs A G Emerson and son Travis returned home from Los Angeles Saturday evening. Mrs G V Croft left for San Jose California to visit her parents for two weeks. Auditors McMillan and Hand of Santa Fe are in Winslow checking freight and passenger books. B R Smith Santa Fe officer returned after visiting Standard and Lakeside. Mrs Sarah C Hunt of Snowflake arrived to visit daughter Martha Hunt. Pete B Alarid passed through Winslow en route to Albuquerque after promoting a sale in Flagstaff with Manu Gallegos. accompanied by Larry Kass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan T. Benchoft
Winslow
McNary
Benchoft
Cady Lumber Caryothon
R. Brb. Lancaster
Kingman
ST. Johns
T. J. Bouldin
Apache County
American Legion
Arizona
W.P. Geary
Frank ‘J. Winess
National Park Taoeor
Petrified Forest
Holbrook
Burton W. Richards
Norman Bennett
Payson
G. T. Stevens
Elmer Olson
Standard Oil Company
John Freeman
George W. Hennessey
Evelyn
Betty
Frank Wallace
H Hlolbrook
Geary
Queen Esther
Queen Westher
Paul Jenkins
Walter McLaws
W. P. Geary
Parker Yount
Baily Mail Force
J. W. Richards
Joseph City
Russell. Hancock
Flagstaff
Los Angeles
A.G. Emerson
Travis
Rome
G. V. Croft
San Jose
California
B. R. Smith
Santa Fe
Standard
Lakeside
Sarah C. Hlunt
Martha Hunt
Albuquerque
Pete B. Alarid
Manuel Gallegos
Larry Kass
M. Kass
Economics Course Lauded At School
Miss Millicent Atkin of Chicago urged University of Arizona girls in home economics to pursue the field noting a distinct place in U S commerce. She traced careers open to graduates and predicted growth, describing methods used at Yale University and the University of the City of New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Arizona
Tucson
Millicent Atkin
Chicago
United States
Miss Atkin
Yale University
University of the City of New York
State University Sets Health Mark
The University of Arizona at Tucson reports improved health conditions this year with no current patients in the infirmary and virtually no serious contagious diseases so far. This contrasts with a flu outbreak in fall 1928 when the campus medical facilities were stretched and many students were ill in dormitories and fraternity houses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University OF Arizona
Tucson
University Infirmary
State Institution
Arizona Bonds Show Low Per Capita Debt in Survey
A Bank of America survey shows Arizona’s gross bonded debt at 1,475,275.29 dollars, or 3.11 per inhabitant, with national debt totaling 2.1412 billion dollars, 17.84 per person. Highway bonds dominate the rise, with 65 percent of the recent increase from seven southern states. education accounts for 1.8 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Union
Bank of America
New York
United States
North Dakota
Delaware
Florida
Kentucky
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Pacific
Washington
Oregon
California
New England
Oregon University Drives Small Share of Cars Among Students
At the University of Oregon in Eugene 407 students about one seventh of the total enrollment of 25993 drive automobiles. University statistician Richard Collins provides the figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Ore
Univer
Sity
Oregon
Richard Collins
University
Athletic facilities grow at university with new stadium
Tucson reports completion of a 1200-seat baseball stadium and a men's swimming pool. The stadium cost about 13000 dollars and will host crowds this season. The pool will open early next spring for all male students, while the old pool serves the girls. After Christmas, classes move into the new stadium with ample floor space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Dec
University
Reed students misidentify famous figures in mock census
In Portland Reed College students faced a photos test guessing who fit roles like banker senator crook and bolshevist. Among 406 guesses 342 were answered and only 47 correct, with Capone labeled many roles and an Oklahoma lawyer called a crook repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Scarface
al Capone
Chicago
Congress
Oklahoma
Reed College
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Phoenix
W. L. Carpenter
N. W. Chilson
W. J. Hanson
W. M. Slipher
O. B. Custis
McEnary
Tom L. Rees
U. S
Superior Court
Flagstaff, Arizona
Our Family Services
State University
ZONA
Illinois
North Carolina
Massachusetts
South Dakota
Flo‘sheims
Tions
D. Richardson
CURIO
Olds Bros
Ing
Meyer
Winslow, Arizona
J. A.greaves
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