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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1930

Page

3

Personal Notices Run Through Winslow Holiday Week

Local society notes list numerous visits and travels during Christmas. Fred Abie Chase from San Bernardino arrived to spend holidays with the Chase family. Holbrook residents Baird and Cross family celebrated with Mrs Baird's relatives. George Schaffer and party attended a Rialto show and B L E dance in Winslow.

Fred “Abie” Chase San Bernardino W. D. Chase Holbrook John Baird Karl Hudson Winslow Rialto Theatre Arcadia Clarkdale R. H. Stevens T. A. Turpin Gallup Mr. Turpin J. C. Turpin C. D. Richardson Byron Shield South Africa Morris Jessup Bloemfontein John L. Bushman Joseph City C. E. Carmack H. B. Pool Round House Los Angeles Santa Fe O. C. Williams G. I.A B. of L. E Arcadia Dance Hall Phoenix Z. B. ‘Stiles Whitecomb, Ariz Stiles J2b George. Hennessey Emmett Drumm Mayo Brother Hospital Rochester Minn B. K. Cudd Cudd Winslow High School

Coconino Peace Officers Named

Sheriff elect Art Vandevier announced his deputy appointments including D. L. McKinney as deputy under sheriff James Gregg as field deputy and day jailer J. G. Higginbotham as bookkeeper. Night jailor Z. P. Searbrock and Williams deputy H. M. James. Fredonia deputy Thos Jensen Jr. City council named J. B Wright as day marshal and Bob Mathe as night marshal to replace resignations.

Daily Mail Flagstaff Art Vandevier D. L. McKinney James Gregg J. G. Higginbotham Z. P. Searbrock Williams H. M. James Thos. Jensen, Jr

Auxiliary Dance a Social and Financial Success at Arcadia Ballroom

The Ladies Auxiliary to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers held its annual Arcadia Ballroom dance last evening in a carnival theme. Lloyd's orchestra led the music with extra musicians, and attendees praised the event as one of the season’s best, crediting local businesses and individuals for support.

Arcadia Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Lloyd’s Orchestra

Norris Asked To Head Third Party

A Columbia University philosophy professor urged Norris to sever ties with the Republican machine and lead a new third party. The writer, identified as Dr Dewey, said Republicans and Democrats were alike and a liberal League could form a new party to elect a president by 1940, an effort Dewey organized with 100 other liberals in 1929.

Afessor Columbia University Robert H. Lucas Republican National Committee Republican Party Dewey League Déwey

Arizona Forest Funds Awarded To Schools And Roads

U S forestry officials said Governor Phillips was advised that 132 689 80 dollars is apportioned to Arizona nine national forests for schools and highways. The split is equal between education and road work, with distributions to counties rather than state channels. Apportionments include Apache 2 500 1 Prescott 8 586 99 Sitgreaves 39 086 75 and Tonto 12 392 34 among others.

Phoenix Ariz United States Forestry Phillips Arizona Apache National Forest Coconino Coronado Crook Tusayan

Forest Service issues distribution notice for counties

The regional office in Albuquerque announces a distribution notice to counties, identifying the national forest regional fiscal agent in Albuquerque, New Mexico, as part of the process.

Albuquerque N.M Office of the Forest Service National Forest

Robinson calls for more relief funds amid slow recovery

The speech notes that Congress allocated 116 million dollars for public works but calls it inadequate. Robinson urges full cooperation from public and private agencies to ease distress while signs of general business improvement appear. The report lists county funds paid via the Treasury Department to Arizona for distribution, totaling 92 082 37 dollars across several counties.

Congress Robinson Santa Cruz Yavapai Treasury Department Washington Treasury of Arizona

Baskets Of Food Given To Needy By Elks Lodge

Christmas cheer reached Winslow with baskets from the B P O Elks to ease hunger. Each parcel included coffee corn peas tomatoes onions dried beans potatoes milk bread and meat for holiday relief.

Elks’ Lodge Winslow B. P. O. Elks

Children greet Santa at Rialto Theatre in holiday surprise

A party at the Rialto theatre drew hundreds of youngsters who lined the streets for gifts from a giant Santa pack. Horns candy fruit and nuts were handed out as children received surprise packages amid festive cheer.

Rialto Theatre Santa

Graham County Origin and demographics outline

Our State summarizes Graham County history, naming origin linked to Graham Mountain and Lt. Col. James Duncan Graham, created from Apache and Pima counties in 1861, population 10,212 excluding Indians, assessed value 11 million, school attendance and represented by Senators and Representatives. It notes land area 4630 square miles and Indian reserves counting 1,118,148 acres. Also describes Christmas basket charity activity by the lodge for Southside families.

United Press Graham Graham Mountain James Duncan Graham Topographical Corps United States Army Apache Pima Senate W. B. Kelley of.Safford House Jesse A. Udall Thatcher Joseph H

Christmas Death Toll Tops Two Hundred

Seattle reports show four killed in traffic mishaps and an accidental shooting during the Christmas period. One person remained near death from injuries in a hit run and about 90 cars were wrecked or disabled across the Northwest. Inquests may follow as coroners investigate.

Seattle

State lands and schools noted in county overview

The report lists county details including the seat at Safford, Gilla College at That cher, and Fort Grant industrial and boys schools. It records U S government lands at 2 431 847 acres and state lands at 332 978 acres.

Safford Gilla College Thatcher Fort Grant U. S

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Needles R. E. Chambers John Purdy Chambers Purdy California Charles Eastman Riverbank Cal Norris Meteor Lawrence Swank Crawfordsville Ind Swank Ralph Turpen Wheeler Winslow Chamber of B.P.O.E B. P. O. Ells Rialto’ Theatre J. A. Pike Second Street Kinsley Avenue Men’s Munsingwear Union Suits Bradley Byrdland Shoe Department
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