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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1930
Page
4
An Albuquerque Journal editorial argues newspapers serve the public interest by providing timely news and informed commentary. It distinguishes news from gossip, defends reporting under time pressure, and notes editors aim to present facts from sources even when involved parties dislike publicity.
Prescott editors argue for four main fixes to revive the economy. They warn hard times require shorter hours, stable wages, no price collapses, and a return to capacity production. They cite 250 Prescott workers eager for $2.50 daily pay and stress broad readjustment once activity resumes.
The First Baptist Church at Corner Warren Avenue and Aspinwall lists Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. with the sermon Key Words for the New Year. Evening service 7:30 p.m. and Watch Night Service Wednesday 8:30 to midnight. Missionary Miss Armerding presides.
St Josephs Catholic Church announces Sunday Masses for December 28 with 8:00 Spanish and 10:00 English services, children instruction at 11:00 and 3:00, evening service at 7:00, and weekday Masses at 8:00. On Thursday January 1 Holy Day of obligation, Masses at 8:00 and 10:00. Father Holtsmans.
Morning prayer and sermon at eleven o'clock. New Year’s Day Holy Communion at ten o’clock. Louis T Gwynn, rector.
Corner Third and Winslow Church schedules morning worship at 9 45 a m and 10 50 a m with sermons Thinking Things Through and How Have a Happy New Year. Evening Gospel service at 7 30 p m with sermon How Have a Happy New Year and mid week Fellowship Wednesday at 7 30 p m. Pastor George H Quayle invites all to attend.
The notice lists Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and Bible Class at 10:45 a.m. on West Third Street and Dent Avenue. A Friday Lone Service and Prayer Meeting is set for 7:30 p.m. The Apostle Paul’s quoted line begins with This one thing I do, forgetting those.
A quote envisions a permanent arrangement reducing postwar recklessness and leading to better governance once the turmoil after conflict subsides. The remark frames a restrained path forward amid lingering tensions and calls for durable order.
Bible School at 9 45 a m Morning worship and Communion at 11 a m Theme The Great Renovation Young Peoples Meeting at 630 p m No evening service Pastor Wilbur Rolla Hensley serves as temporary pastor L D S Cormon Church Corner Maple and Berry holds Sunday School at 10 a m Evening Worship at 730 p m Young Men and Young Women Mutual Improvement Association meets Wednesdays at 730 Bishop A B Campbell leads at the church
The Christian Science Society holds a service at 11 a m and an evening service at 8 o clock on Berry Avenue. The 700 block location is noted for both services with attendees urged to participate.
Bauer and Co. reports Thomas K. Seegar recovering from rheumatism. Winslow teachers attend a Flagstaff institute. Mrs. J. P. Powell returns from Kansas. James Withrow opens a real estate and employment agency on Front Street near Charles Cahn's store. he and his family settle in town.
Ten years ago on December 24, 1920 G. C. Bazell and L. I. Curtis with family relocated to San Pedro California. The item notes a family move as part of a local column with brief personal news.
Social notices reveal multiple Winslow households hosting Christmas meals and parties. Guests include the Kaufman and Bazell families, Brayman, Klein dienst, Murphy, Pine, and Smith households with varied guest lists and decor. A Winslow High School alumni tea featured Kathleen Kerlin hosting former students.
The article honors General Joseph Joffre who turns 79 on January 12 and recalls his long career from the Franco‑Prussian War defense of Paris in 1870 to becoming Marshal of France in December 1916. It notes his leadership in Asia Africa and Europe and his 1917 visit to the United States where he was warmly received as "Papa" Joffre and the hero of the Marne.
G O P official Nutt testified that 32000 dollars were spent for congressional campaigns with checks, including funds sent to eleven states. He claimed all expenditures are accounted for and that a bank account used by Robert H. Lucas helped pay for literature opposing Senator Worris. Nye calls the fund a slush fund.
Mr. Curtis accepts a new position while Miss Elva Howell returns from Tucson to visit sister Mrs. G. C. Bazell for Christmas. Kenneth Meyers comes back from a Phoenix business trip as rR. C. MecClintic heads to Richmond California for holidays. Fireman J. K. Keeton and family travel to San Diego to visit friends. Alfred Hipkoe plans a Grand Canyon weekend excursion.
Reflections on central bank actions boosting confidence and ample resources for emergencies, while stocks showed heaviness due to impaired technical positions. The week saw income tax selling and insufficient buying, with steel output forecasts predicting lower next week, and year end inventories likely to curtail activity. Copper, lead and zinc rose, bar silver was erratic, grains weak, and July wheat hit a 34 year low without farm board support.
Long Beach California December 27 AP seven alleged gamblers were arrested on charges after raids on two suspected gambling boats off Long Beach The Barges Rose Isle and Johanna Smith were boarded by fifty two officers led by District Attorney Baron Fitts of Los Angeles County Police seized gambling paraphernalia The raid marked authorities first attempt to challenge offshore craft immunity Fitts said he would test county jurisdiction in court seven men were arrested including two managers and five gamekeepers
Colorado Utah and Wyoming debated the suit with New Mexico unrepresented so far. Nevada attorney general M A Deskin was absent. the solicitor general prepared a draft answer seeking dismissal of the injunction motion before the U S Supreme Court.
Douglas-Southern Air Express plans a radio building at International Airport at a cost of 3000 dollars.
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