Christmas Masses Announced Across Winslow Churches
Winslow churches prepare a full Christmas program with St Josephs offering midnight mass and 8 am and 9 30 am services. Rev Father Vincent Pons leads, choir presents Leonard Mass in E Flat and carols. Baptist church to hold Christmas sermon and music with Arch Deacon Jenkins visiting for Christmas Day services.
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St. Joseph’s
Father Vincent Pons
Leonard
Adeste Fideles
Joseph’ Dondhue
Bramke
Katherine Bauer
Loretta Bauer
Montayo
Miguel Tomayo
Holy Trinity
Christmas program at L D S chapel features children pageant
A special Christmas program will be presented at 7 30 tonight at the L D S chapel with a children pageant and a Christmas tree. On Christmas day at 7 30 Bishop Campbell will speak on The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ during regular services. Sunday school starts at 10 30 and all are invited. Weekly Mutual Improvement Association meetings are held Tuesdays at 7 30 and Bishop Campbell invites attendance.
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Campbell
Jesus Christ
Mutual Improvement Association
Holiday travel and visitors reach Winslow area
Local notices chronicle residents returning from Lincoln Los Angeles and Phoenix for Christmas holidays. William Lancaster Milan Parker Pingrey Miss Marie Long and others plan homecomings with relatives. Archdeacon Jenkins to lead Christmas services in Winslow. several out-of-town visitors shopping and visiting local merchants.
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Nebraska
William Lancaster
Lincoln
Schoo 1
Winslow
George P. Sampson
Phoenix
Geo. I. Sampson, Jr
Archdeacon Jenkins
Well Known Winslow Couple Are Married
Leander Dewey Manker and Emma Drewing wed at 5:30 pm before Rev. William R. Nessell at the Methodist parsonage. Both are prominent in Winslow. Mrs Manker formerly taught school and the groom works at Rialto theatre. They will reside in Winslow.
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Winslow
Leander Dewey Manker
Emma Drewing
William R. Nessell
Methodist
Oliver M. Sliter
J. A. Hamilton
Manker
Rialto Theatre
Local Girl Wins Columbia Phonograph Prize at Sweet Shop
Miss Emma Whitson identifies herself as the winner after the number 471 is drawn from the prize box. Frank Siegmund announces the lucky ticket, and the delighted contestant plans to receive the new Columbia phonograph for her home in time for Christmas.
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Frank
Emma Whitson
Siegmund
Miss Whitson
Columbia
Notice to settle accounts before year start
All parties having accounts with the undersigned are requested to call and settle before the first of the year. This is very necessary, so I can pay my bills.
Bruchman Fines Sanction Drunk and Disorderly Defendants
City court proceedings under the national prohibition act led to multiple fines. Dr William Coates, a local chiropractor, arrested Wednesday night for drunk and disorderly conduct, was released on recognizance and fined 25 dollars by Police Judge Obes Ren Buchisan.
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William Coates
Obes
Ren Buchisan
Coates
Lazy Lightning Christmas Gift From Winslow Elks
The Winslow lodge No. 536 B P O E presents Lazy Lightning as the Christmas gift for local children. A matinee at the Rialto theatre starts at 1 pm with a Western adventure film and a Santa stockings event. Santa and deputies will distribute stockings of apples oranges nuts and candies after the film.
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Winslow Lodge No. 536
Winslow
Winslow Daily Mail
Rialto Theatre
Elks
Meteor City
Santa Claus
G. H. Madden
Santa
Two Winslow clerks get Christmas bonus at Pay’n Takit
Miss Clara Van Atta cashier and Frank Gallegos clerk at Pay’n Takit store No 19 receive $156.08 Christmas bonus for one to two years service. The company awards bonuses to encourage loyalty and retention, and Winslow residents applaud the gesture as a fine holiday present.
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Clara van Atta
Frank Gallegos
Pay’n Takit
Miss van Atta
Gallegos
Balcony Ticket Price Confusion Sparks Theater Chat
In a crowded ticket office scene, a couple debates a sign reading I entire balcony 35c, highlighting confusion over price and seating as they discuss spending money and whether to stay or leave. The moment captures urban theater life and small price disputes.
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Dora
Messinger Funeral Service Is Today in Winslow
Funeral services for Henry Messinger, 63, who died Tuesday at St Marys Hospital in Gallup New Mexico, will be held at 10 30 this morning at Winslow Undertaking parlors. Rev William R Hessell will conduct a short service with interment in Winslow cemetery. Messinger, a carpenter and Holland native, is survived by wife Mary Messinger of Los Angeles California who arrived yesterday to arrange the funeral. The body was brought from Gallup yesterday on No 7.
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Episcopal Church
EL Paso
Carl Bazell
Texas
Holbrook
C. L. McClere
Winslow
Bill Woods
University of Arizona
California
Lucille Searle
Modesto
Los Angeles
Calif
Phoenix
Henry Messinger
St. Mary's Hospital
Gallup
N. M
William R. Hessell
Winslow Undertaking
Decedent
Holland
Mary Messinger
Messinger
Hotel Arrivals at Angelus Del Mar Howell Westbrook
Hotel guest list includes Mrs. J A Miller and others from Grand Junction and Denver at Angelus. Del Mar sees John Niederberger from St. Louis and W R Crandall from Chicago among arrivals. Howell reports Marie S Long and Mary Messinger from Los Angeles. Westbrook lists Peter Herman Holbrook Ted Pollock Winslow Francisco Wade Los Angeles M C Soto Paulina Soto City and Daniel Hernandez Winslow.
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del Mar
John Niederberger
St. Louis
W. R. Crandall
Chicago
Ill
Howell
Marie S. Long
Mary Messinger
Los Angeles
Cal
T Westbrook
Peter Herman
Holbrook
Ted Pollock
Winslow
Francisco Wade
M. C. Soto
Paulina Soto
City
Daniel Hernandez
Prepare for an Emergency Says Rube Neil Nine Times Out Of Ten
Rube Neil advises readers to prepare for emergencies but notes that in most cases a direct meeting is not necessary. He emphasizes readiness and practical steps to reduce risk while avoiding unnecessary action.
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Rube Neil
Livestock Market Report From Kansas City
Cattle receipts reported at 400 with 50 calves as packers and feeders engage in a strong market. Beef steers range 10.10 to 12.00, yearlings and heifers 7.50 to 10, beef cows 6.25 to 8.50, vealers 7.50 to 10. Sheep at 1,500 with strong lambs, top fat lambs 12.90, bulk 12 to 12.75, bulk cull lambs 5.50 to 10.
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Ly United Press Transcontinental Wire
Kansas City
Feeding oats to a dead horse and telephoned kisses
Phil Lantin remarks that kissing over the telephone is a useless expenditure of energy and notes he knows of such cases.
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Phil Lantin
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