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Newspaper

Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1928

Page

4

Teacher P T A presents eighth grade book program

The Washington School auditorium hosted a PTA program Tuesday afternoon by Junior and Senior PTA members. Eighth graders Clara Kerring Virginia Franklyn Pauline Yoder Josephine Billingsley Lucille Driver led talks on books as origin tools ornaments and friends. Betty Metcalfe and William Wilson spoke on Christmas substitutes and popular magazines.

Washington Sagiditorium P, T.A Clara Kerring Oigin Virginia Franklyn Pauline Yoder Josephine Billingsley Lucille Driver M. G. Moore Betty Metcalfe Christus William Wilson

Hants Return With Trophies

A freighted airliner arrived in Phoenix from northern Arizona with buffalo meat and deer heads. Passengers including Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Wilson and Mrs. R. V. Misenhimer joined J. C. Haynie and Paul Scott among others. They hunted buffalo in Kane and Kaibab forest, turned meat to authorities, kept heads and hides, and collected antlered deer heads.

Arizona Phoenix Itsi End C. D. Wilson Miami R. V. Misenhimer Benson J. C. Haynie Tucson Prhsgt Paul Scott Héctor Raymond Kane Misenhimer Kaibab Forest Kaibab Kaibadly

Improved Taxation Laws To Be Urged In Report

Charles Rn Howe, chairman of the state tax commission, will urge eight changes in state tax laws in his annual report to Governor Hunt. Howe announced the report will be ready in a few days.

United Press Bhoenix Ariz Charles Rn Howe State Tax Commission Hunt

Nationality by Legs Claims Stir Paris Column

A Paris writer for L Intran sigeanut claims nationality of women can be judged by leg shape. He asserts Frenchwomen have shapely legs, Americans neat knees and ankles, English and German girls show muscle virility, while Nordic types are stocky.

Paris L’intransigeanut

Personal notes from Gallup and Holbrook community

Local notices report Dr R G Bazell improving at home after illness. Visitors include John Sutherland of Gallup and Laurence Witchcock. Schools close Friday for holiday until January 2. Church of Christ to meet Thursday 7:30 with gift exchange. Fred Brown travels to Holbrook for county business. Edna Williamson ill with flu at Santa Fe offices. Mrs Marks called to Phoenix due to mother's illness. Charles Howell buoyant as eight pound baby born. Leon S Jacobs of Phoenix, Marine Refiring Corp, visits. Charley Hitchcock ill with flu. Eastern Star installs officers December 21 with 6 pm banquet. Mrs George Schaffer of Holbrook visits. George Frazer returns from Phoenix hospital. Bill O’Hara ill with flu. C Jump and wife depart for Los Angeles for Santa Fe hospital.

R. G. Bazell Flo Gallup John Sutherland Gallup George Benny Sutherland Cicuurch OF Christ Church of Christ Holbrook Fred Brown Edna Williamson Santa Fe West Third Phoenix Marks Eastern Star George Frazer Bill O’hara West Aspinwall

Purchases Home in Sweeney Heights by Charley Milan

Charley Milan purchased a new home in Sweeney Heights yesterday and plans to move in soon. The list of local visitors includes Mr and Mrs Ernest Hulett of Wolbrook, manager of A C M I in Hub City.

Charley Milan Sweeney Heights Ernest Hulett Wolbrook Hulett City Phoenix

Rialto Cafe Opens In Kinsley Building Former Boston Pool Hall

The building at the corner of Kinsley and First streets, once the Boston Pool Hall, is under renovation by Harry M. Pollock. Jimmy Woo will open Rialto Cafe there in the early part of the year featuring modern Chinese dishes.

The Rock Della Hunter Kinsley and First Street Boston Harry M. Pollock Rialto Cafe Jimmy Woo Woo

New Harvey House Location Sought by Local Lumber Firm

J. W. Hays auditor for Halstead Lumber Company of Phoenix visiting town to select a new site for the local company. He notes the move is needed because the new Harvey House will begin construction early next year.

J. W. Hays Halstead Lumber Company Phoenix Harvey House

Republicans Set Talk On Appointments With Phillips

Republican leaders from across Arizona gather with Governor elect John Phillips in Phoenix on Thursday to discuss administration plans and posts. State Chairman George W. Mickle issued the call at Phillips request for counsel and guidance.

Phoenix Ariz John CC. Phillips George W. Mickle Phillips

Rosses from Leupp Headed for San Diego Visit

TO SAN DIEGO Ralph H. Ross and wife, of Leupp, left yesterday for San Diego, where they plan to spend several weeks visiting with relatives. Useful Christmas gift glasses advertised with a 10 percent discount at Dr. Schell’s Winslow Hotel office.

Caroline Adams Denver Albuquerque San Diego Ralph H. Ross Leupp Yvasterday Dr. Schell Winslow Hotel

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Hants Rialto Joan Crawford Awoman Gallup Vistpor Laurence Witchcock Charles Howell Leon S. Jacobs Marine Refiring Corporation Charley Hitchcock Christensen Hitchcock Tor Company George Schaffer Los Angeles C. Jump Dennison Santa Fe Hospital LaVere Hutt Quality Baking Company Holbrook Visitors Burr Porter R. R. Smith George Hennessey W. J. Jones Armco Springervillez Harry Lambert Tal Foros Angeles C. W. Rhyan Flw Kinsley United Press Transcontinental Wire C. D. Richardson Indian Trading Post East Second Street Rexall Drug Store P. S Ena Gore Goldstripe Onyx Pointex Mandell’s Petit Oath Flyer de Lys Gordon Hoisery Department Store Winslow
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