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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
3
Local residents and visitors travel through Winslow with plans ranging from summer stays in Gallup to trips through Washington Oregon and California. Aviators healthcare workers and business representatives stop or pass through on travels between Phoenix Flagstaff and Denver.
Rev A K Locker will present an illustrated lecture on the Navajo Indian and his habits at the B P O Elks Lodge No 536 tonight. The meeting begins at 7 30 pm with business, then the lecture at 8 30 pm after the opening.
Rumors of a union between Weltha Beard and Reuben Butterfield were confirmed this week in Gallup. Beard, a teacher from Winslow, is daughter of Mr and Mrs Beard of Flatrock. Butterfield has long been associated with local professional circles.
A lecture on the Ateir people includes pictures shown on a screen to illustrate their habits and customs. The presenter aims to engage the audience with visual aids and explanations during the talk.
The Tenth Olympiad committee announced that fifteen nations will enter yachts for the Olympic races in Los Angeles August 5 to 12. England Cuba Norway France Holland Sweden Germany Philippines Italy Finland Canada Argentina Denmark Switzerland and the United States are listed as entrants. The fleet will be the largest ever in one race with entries in monotype star six meter and eight meter classes.
An observer at the local airport notes Transcontinental and Western Air may equip all planes with tail wind capabilities after watching night airmail pilot Harry Campbell land the Northrop mail plane. Campbell says the Los Angeles to New York route travels in 22 hours 42 minutes at 175 mph, rising to about 200 mph with a tail wind.
The bride and groom, long residents of Winslow, have lived at Thornton Courts 617 Kinsley Avenue while employed by the Santa Fe railroad ice plant and Bakersfield, California, as the groom’s family ties. The couple welcomes visitors as they begin married life.
Herman Thornton a Winslow garage foreman wed Miss Marjorie Gardner of Snowflake in Albuquerque Tuesday evening. Gardner, daughter of Charles and Mrs. Gardner, attended Winslow High and graduated 1931, active in drama. Thornton, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Thornton, has worked at Ralph H. Cake Chevrolet and other garages. They plan to live at 422 West Fourth street Winslow after a wedding trip to the White Mountains. Miss Brinninstool and Fred Chase witnessed.
Lieut. Jack Kennedy will referee the boxing match between Baby Arizmendi and Newsboy Brown at the Olympic. Officials announced that no judges would be appointed to assist in announcing the winner.
Rev. A K Locker of Leupp will present an illustrated talk with stereopticon pictures at 7 45 pm on Friday at the Indian Mission located at West Third street and Dent Avenue. Regular attendants and friends are warmly invited to attend.
The Ruby Chapter No 3 of the Order of Eastern Star will host an old fashioned party at the Masonic Temple tomorrow at 6 PM with a covered dish luncheon and musical program. Members are asked to wear old fashioned attire and visitors from Williams Flagstaff and Holbrook are expected, requiring members to bring ample lunches for guests before the 8 PM business session.
Phoenix Colonel Oscar F Tem ple, adjutant general of Arizona, marked his 50th anniversary of enlistment in the United States army. He served 28 years as a regular and 22 as a national guardsman, looking forward to more years in service to both nation and state.
The Bureau of Public Roads announces bids will open June 16 for a steel girder concrete deck bridge over Clear Creek near Camp Verde in Yavapai County on the Clarkdale Globe highway.
Henry A. Morgan, register of the federal district land office in Phoenix, reports $3,500 collected in May. During the period, 298 homestead entries and state selections were filed.
Col. H. N. Schwarzkopf extends thanks from Phoenix on June 2 in a brief military praise message. The note acknowledges gratitude and reflects the period's formal press style without detailing actions or events.
Government agencies begin an investigation into reports that Communists urged party members to support the veterans bonus march to Washington and mass demonstrations on June 8. Stenographic reports from Communist meetings across the country are with investigators.
Chicago reports Helen Hayes the stage and screen actress named as defendant in a $100000 suit filed in circuit court by Caryl Frink MacArthur, the first wife of Hayes' husband Charles MacArthur. Attorney Gerald T. Wiley said the declaration would be filed within a week.
The tendent of the New Jersey state police sent a letter to Governor Hunt praising Arizona officials for aiding the search in the Lindbergh kidnapping case. The cooperation covered reviewing jail inmate records across state county and city facilities.
Louis S. Cates president of Phelps Dodge Corp told Governor Hunt that the copper tariff represents a start of a reconstruction period for Arizona copper. He warned against excessive optimism at this time.
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