Holiday travelers and brief notes from Winslow
Local notices list families leaving Winslow on various trains for Christmas holidays to cities including Los Angeles Bakersfield San Bernardino Phoenix and San Diego. Others visit relatives in Blythe Oraibi Holbrook Joseph City and Santa Fe while professionals and students plan holiday travel and rejoin families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blythe
W. H. Hubbard
California
Mrs. Hubbard
Joe Knadler
Joseph City
Ambrose Hunt
Hunt
Ruth
John L. Sweeney
Winslow
Bakersfield
R. A. Sunderland
Pasadena
San Diego
P. A. Sawyer
Navajo County Superior Court
Holbrook
Los Angeles
G. W. Perry
Gwen
Perry
Phoenix
F. T. LaPrade
Arthur T. LaPrade
S. S. Wallace
Chainway
G. P. Pettijohn
el Gran
Ernest Pino
Santa Fe Railroad
Gallup
L. V. Pino
M. G. Moore
Santa Fe
Ann Tucker
Mary Ann
Santa Ana
Calif
C. W. Tevis
Julia Mahoney
George Eberle
Local Boy Makes Good Shown At Rialto
Winslow residents see Eddie Woods former Holbrook boy in Local Boy Makes Good a talking picture. Though in a secondary role his acting earns praise and his Hollywood talent is evident in the final Rialto showing tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe E. Brown
Eddie Woods
Winslow
Holbrook
Hollywood
Talking Pictures
Rialto Theatre
Albuquerque native visits Winslow for holidays
Mrs R P Tinnen, daughter of Dr and Mrs P D Sprankle, arrives on Train No 9 from Albuquerque to spend the holidays with her parents. Mr and Mrs Bruce Matthie plan to leave Winslow tonight for Needles to visit with Mr Matthie’s brother. he works as night yardmaster for the Santa Fe railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Rodriguez
Josephine
Louis, Jr
Albuquerque
Rodriguez
la Posada
Los Angeles
John L. Sweeney
No. S
Pasadena
Winslow
Jose Candelaria
Santa Fe Railroad
Trinidad Sanchez
California
Bly Jensen
L. P. Jensen
Santa Fe
San Bernardino
I. G. Beall
Southern California Roads Company
Grand Canyon
San Francisco
Betty Vincent
Burl Vincent
Wichita Falls
Manford Airey
Turpen and Wheeler
Garnett Robinson
Lena Robinson
Elks ~ Hotel
Loretto Academy
R. P. Tinnen
P. D. Sprankle
Needles
Bruce Matthie
Mr. Matthie
Eddie Woods Seen as Rising Screen Star
Eddie Woods, described as athletic and handsome, is expected to land a major film role soon. His parents Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Woods of Holbrook attended the city showing, with the family connected to local telegraph businesses. Eddie previously appeared in The Public Enemy and impressed audiences with his talent and popularity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie
W. B. Woods
Holbrook
Navajo-Apache Telephone Company
Postal Telegraph Company
Brakeman To Be Pima County Legislator
John S. Hardwicke a railroad brakeman and chairman of the joint legislative committee of four railroad brotherhoods in Tucson will represent the fourth Pima county district in the state legislature. Furniture and house furnishings make useful and lasting Christmas gifts. See our selection of furniture just arrived. Northern Arizona Furniture Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
John S. Hardwicke
Railroad Brotherhoods
Pima
Northern Arizona Furniture Co
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W. F. Williams
Walter
Chandler Butte
Oraibi
Lorenzo Hubbell
Mr. Hubbell
Gertrude Scarlett
Washington School
Burton W. Richards
Joseph
Roy Cummins
Standard Oil Company
Coast
L. Cadwell
Helen Clare Trammell
Jerome High School
Frank R. Goodman
C. E. DeVaney
D. C
Flagstaff
Pueblo
Colo
M. E. Hannah
Leupp Navajo Indian Agency
Merle Kartchner
K. C. Kartchner
University of Arizona
Ralph Harris
Ella Mahoney
Leslie
C. C. Wright
Homie
Wright
Reba Davis
Navajo County
O. C. Williams
City
Chamber of Commerce
Geo. W. Hennessey
Evelyn
Betty
Bill” O'Hara
Paramount
Lilyan Tashman
Eugene Pallette
Kay Francis Allan Dinehart
Lucille Gleason
Joe
L McCrea
Plasterea Wheeler
W Woolsey
A Publix Theatre
Paramount This
Salinay Wheeler-Wovise
House of Midgley
Turkey
Irma
Coffe al Ib
Oak Creek
Baltimore
Midgley
Men’s
Pima County
New York
Guernsey
W. Oak St
Arcadia Hall
Lloyd’s
B. of
L. E. Committee
W. J. Shanks
Pendleton
Bruchman’s
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