Highway Into Grand Canyon Presented Plan
M R Tillotson outlined plans for a south rim highway into the Grand Canyon with a possible north rim extension. He cited over 5 million dollars spent on park highways since 1919 and a visitor rise from 37 745 to 167 287 yearly. He described a Havasupai road from the south rim down to the Colorado River and back up to the north rim, noting it would take years to complete and detailing trail and bridge work, labor by mules and Indians, and improvements to surrounding facilities and utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tillotson
Havasupai Canyon
Havasupai
Colorado River
Yaki Point
Bright Angel
Sténk
Pillotson
Personal notes and visits span routes to Los Angeles
Local column records W. F. Williams leaving for Los Angeles to join his wife Mrs Williams in the coast city. Other items note Vera Rushings recovery after tonsil surgery and A. B. Campbell’s improving health at home. Additional notices mention the Coopers returning from California and Gerald Thiers recovering from flu.
Local News Roundup From Winslow and Nearby
Several residents return from visits to Seligman Laguna Beach and Fresno while others travel to Phoenix and Gallup. Local flu cases keep several residents home and a railroad worker resumes duties after bereavement.
Fazil Colorful Romance At Rialto With Farrell And Nissen
A vivid film at the Rialto tonight and tomorrow presents Fazil an Arabian prince and a Parisian beauty in a colorful romance. Venice Parisian ballroom harems and Ara Shian palaces set the backdrop with thrilling escape scenes and striking love scenes between Charles Farrell and Nissen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Rialto
Charles Farrell
Fazil
Miss Nissen
Don Steele
Burial for A. J. Hudson Held in Winslow Cemetery
Funeral services for A. J. Hudson were held in Winslow with Interments in the local cemetery. The Spanish American War veteran and Rough Riders member was honored by Navajo Post No. 37 American Legion of Holbrook. Rev L T Gwynn led the service and grave prayers. Pallbearers included E H Black R M Bruchman John Kist Sidney Sapp G O Miller and Chet Leavitt. The Episcopal church choir sang hymns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hudson
Holbrook Jeweler
Holbrook
Winslow
Episcopal Church
Navajo Post No. 37
American Legion
L. T. Gwynn
Rough Riders
Hiolbrook
E. H. Black
R. M Bruchman
John Kist
Sidney Sapp
G. O. Miller
Chet Leavitt
Clyde Gardner Breaks Leg in Icy Fall
Clyde Gardner son of Mrs. E B Sylvester broke a leg Saturday noon after slipping on an icy East Fourth Street pavement in front of his home. The injury reopened an old wound from a prior fall at the high school on September 16, 1927. He had been recovering and attending school but will be confined to home for months.
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Vera
Clarence Rushing
A. B. Campbell
Campbell’ S
West Aspinwall
California
AL. B. Cooper
Winslow
Tracey
Paul
Thornton
Christensen-Hitchcock, Chevrolet Company
Bazell, Motor Company
Holbrook
Dora Lopez
Hollbrook
Lorenzo” Hubbell
Oraibi
Elks
P.T. A
Pp. T. A
Washington School
Los Angeles
W. H. Burbage
O. M. Bradford
West 4Th Street
V. C. Proctor
Phoenix
Thomas Ingledew
Gallu
Robert .P. Kelley
Gallup
All Jack Briscoe
St. Mary’s Hospital
Maxwell Hathaway
Flagstaff Teachers College
Robert Argnat
Trainmasters Office
Albuquerque
A. T
J. O. Tunnell
The
Navajo Motor Company
East Fourth
WG. Baldwin
Taylor
Lucille Searle
Central News Company
R. L. Metcalfe
West Cherry
Clyde Gardner
E. B. Sylvester
East Fourth Street
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grand Canyon
Dr. Schell
Winslow Hotel
W.F . Williams
Mrs. Williams
Mr. K. C. Rex
Gertrude Thiers
Daily Mail
Monte Walters
Lost Eden
Nome
Constance Shipley
Redondo Beach
J. L. ‘Pinto
Redondo ‘Beach
Clarence Houck
Lewitt Hart
Mildred Winn
Laguna
Abe Lockwood
Santa Fe Roundhouse
Refuro
New Mex
Fresno
A. L. Thurston
Santa Fe Prevention of
Dayton Crane
Ralph Davis
Flagstaff
George Drummin
W. T. Butler
Robert Powell
Bata Powell
Noy Reidhead
Hal
Tommy McDonald
Tommy
Hudson
Hopi L Inc
Aian
Bruchman’s
Curio Store
West Second Street
Winslow, Arizona
Abe
Adel
Arte
Rays
Shell
Shell Motor
Shell Company
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