Personal mentions fill Winslow social notes
Local column covers trips marriages and movements of residents. Mr and Mrs Herman Thornton honeymooning from Albuquerque passed through en route to Mormon Lake. Winslow attendees at a Relief Society dance. Dr A F Switzer and postmaster A R Kleindienst on a business trip to Holbrook. Abell couple traveling to Long Beach for family bereavement. Loretta Bauer on vacation to San Bernardino. city officials John P Clark and C A Schaar returning from Greer. Tom Foster and wife visiting from Phoenix. Vic Householder from Phoenix calling on customers. Harry Bixby new employee in town. H K Edge heading to California. George A Payne visiting Gallup. Chas Osborn on patrol duties. Joyce McLean leaving for Flagstaff summer session. E A Felts from Gallup with wife. Kirk Foyle and party to Mormon Lake. Freda Seama visiting from Oraibi en route to Gallup. Ruth Williams returning from San Francisco to settle here. G T Herrington of Arizona Electric Power Company meeting auditors. Phillip Rhodes and Thelma Wetzel of Pinetop in Winslow.
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Alma Norman
Frances Williams
Melva Hall
Anne Kartchner
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Long Beach
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C A. Schaar
Greer
State Bar Association
Phoenix
Tom Foster
Auto
C. L. Gi- Tagi
Joyce McLean
Wikicup
Flagstaff
Arizona State Teachers College
Motor Company
Central Motor Company
Gallup
Grand Canyon National Park
Ruth Williams
San Francisco
Power Company
G. T. Herrington
Arizona, Electric Power Company
St. Louis
Pinetop
Phillip Rhodes
Thelma Wetzel
Arizona World War Aviator Dies in Prescott
Edmund Andreas Kryss 43 a World War I captain in the army aviation service died at Whipple Barracks in Prescott after a battle with advanced tuberculosis. Born in Adelaide Australia he served two army periods beginning 1915 and 1918. Surviving are two sisters in South Australia. Kryss was attached to the Italian army air service as a US representative and was made chevalier of the order of the Crown of Italy.
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Associated Press
Prescott
Edmund Andreas Kryss
Army Aviation Service
Whipple Barracks
Kryss
Adelaide
Australia
South Australia
Italian Army Air Service
United States Army
Order of the Crown of
Italy
Weather persists in Prescott as cold snap drops temps
Rain continued intermittently in Prescott and surrounding country today with a notable temperature drop. Old timers recall yesterday's hail as the heaviest in twenty years, marking a sharp change in the local weather pattern.
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Prescott
Prescott legislator named Yavapai Chamber president
Prescott S A Spear, member of the state house, was appointed last night as president of the Yavapai county Chamber of Commerce. He succeeds the late S R Trengove.
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Prescott
S. A. Spear
Yavapai County
Snowstorm Delays and Snow Blankets Flagstaff and Districts
A snowstorm paused traffic for about 30 minutes in Flagstaff with cars covered and trees lightly frosted. Outlying districts report heavier flurries despite light snowfall in the area around the San Francisco Peaks. The Arizona state school for the Deaf and the Blind scheduled a hearing for Roy F Nilson, the deposed superintendent, on June 20 to answer four charges of not heeding directors’ suggestions.
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Flagstaff
San Francisco
Tucson
Arizona State School For Deaf and Blind
Roy F. Nilson
Direc
Police contact bureau ends after Lindbergh case bulletin
The New Jersey state police contact bureau, created three months ago in the state house to disseminate information about the Lindbergh kidnapping, ceased operations today with the release of bulletin No. 252.
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Trenton
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State House
Benson- Douglas Highway project board member criticized
Tensions surfaced as Benson and the board faced bids for construction of the F A P 79 F Benson Douglas Highway. The reviewer cited uncivil conduct toward board members and failure to meet school and district needs, noting dissension among school and district stakeholders over his performance.
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Tors
Tst
Siders
Board of Directors
Mrs Rhyan Dies After Sudden Stroke at Home
Ernestine Busse Rhyan 46 wife of Santa Fe engineer C W Rhyan died at 809 Warren Avenue at 4 30 am after a stroke Thursday. Survived by husband six children and three grandchildren all of Winslow. Funeral Monday at 3 30 pm with Rev David Jones. Born April 8 1886 in Waukesha Wisconsin, married November 19 1907 in Los Angeles.
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C. W. Rhyan
Warren Avenue
Rhyan
Dean Cole
Gertrude Walter
Billy
Jack
Martha Lee Rhyan
Dean
Richard
Barbara Jean Cole
Winslow
Williams
The
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
St. Martha’s Guild
Parent Teachers Association
Brotherhood’ of Locomotive, Engineers
Order of Eastern Star
Womans Benefit Association
David Jones
Ernestine Busse Rhyan
Waukesha
Wisconsin
Los Angeles
Vines Sets Sail for Europe to Wimbledon Play
Beals worth Vines of Pasadena California, national singles tennis champion, sails aboard the Nice de France for Europe. He will compete in the British championships at Wimbledon.
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Belsworth Vines
Pasadena
Cailif
Europe
Ashfork-N.G. Hill Wins Prescott-Ash Fork Highway Contract
Ashfork-N.G. Hill awarded the contract for grading draining and oiling 19.4 miles of the Prescott Ash Fork highway on the low bid of 250000 dollars.
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Ashfork
N.G
Hill
Phoenix
Prescott-Ash Fork
Safety Meeting Well Attended by Santa Fe Railroad Staff
A quarterly safety meeting of the Albuquerque division of the Santa Fe railroad drew a capacity crowd of employees and visitors at the Reading Rooms. Safety Supervisor L H Collett delivered a review of recent safety conditions, with Thos R Roberts also speaking to attendees from Gallup to Phoenix and includes the Grand Canyon area.
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Albuquerque
Santa Fe Railroad
Coast ‘Lines
L .H. Collett
Santa Fe
Thos. R. Roberts
Coast Lines
Gallup
Seligman
Grand Canyon
Phoenix
Giants Name Terry Youngest National League Manager
New York Giants appoint Terry as manager, making him the youngest NL skipper at 33. He informs players that future orders will come from him and vows to ease strict rules to allow ball play, following a surprise elevation that ends his rivalry with McGraw.
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New York Giants
Bill Terry
Memphis
Giants
John J. ‘McGraw
Terry
McGraw
Shas
Floating beer house and hornet box headlines across towns
In Oklahoma City a floatin g house carried 700 beer bottles into the city, while Boston officers faced a hornet nest at a police box and joked about bees. Oshkosh notes a manager planning trades before June 15 and a tragedy endures as a coach contemplates change. Venice shifts to modern boats replacing old steamboats with new craft. Buffalo quarrels arise over kiss prices leading to an assault charge.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
No Work No Eat Policy Enforced in New York Workhouse
Magistrate Jonah Goldstein orders duration for Charles Monsolino a cabinet maker to earn his wife support after failing to pay. In Raymond, Washington, the chamber of commerce issues cardboard oyster money amid bank closure and local oyster industry imagery.
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New York
Jonah Goldstein
Charles Monsolino
Durance
Raymond
Chamber of Commerce
Santa Fe Tract Sold In Santa Fe Area Purchase
Phoenix-14 half acre tracts and 10 residential lots in Santa Fe tract adjoining Santa Fe shops on west were bought by Commercial Investment Co. for development plans in the area.
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Santa Fe
Commercial Investment Co
Flood Toll Grows as Oklahoma City Struggles
Central Oklahoma flood area faced more rain with six known deaths in the south part of Oklahoma City. The crest moved on after devastating flooding that left 3,000 homeless and nearly 700 homes demolished or uninhabitable. In France, French Open tennis semi finals were postponed due to rain. Seven people remained missing and 30 injured as relief workers evacuated families.
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Seminole
Shaw
Auteuil
France
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