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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1928
Page
3
Nell Croft and E I Hoy were married in Gallup on June 1 and announced on their return to Winslow. Croft, head saleslady at the Winslow J C Penney store, and Hoy, Penney manager, plan to move July 1 to Sanford Florida to oversee a Penney store there, making it their new home.
J P Hanson of Winslow held in Phoenix awaiting outcome of injuries from a crash at Grand avenue and Washington street in Peoria. Ruby Roten 17 and Ellen Roten 21 were injured. Dorothy Holmes also from Peoria was treated at home. Hanson says he braked but the other car rolled into them. Roten girl reportedly died shortly after.
Members of the Ladies Society of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen will stage a dance at Arcadia Hall on Wednesday evening May 6. Dancing starts at 9 o'clock with Lloyd's Orchestra providing jazz flavored music. Local musicians are praised for making dances successful and cold drinks will be served during the event.
J D Collins of Phoenix Arizona was denied permission to file a mandamus suit against Federal Judge Fred C Jacobs in Arizona The suit sought to compel two other federal judges to rule on an injunction against the city of Phoenix asserting the citys six ordinance is unconstitutional and blocking its enforcement The ruling came from the U S Supreme Court through United Press wire service reporting on June 4
M J Francis a member of the Arizona state legislature announced his candidacy for reelection in the sixth district subject to the Democratic primaries on September 11 He spoke from Phoenix Arizona today and joins the slate seeking another term in the statehouse.
Public notice invites residents to visit the Warren and Third Street corner on June 5 to receive a free 4 B Root Beer drink. Family cheers, horn honking encouraged.
A parade of Winslow residents and visitors share highlights from a Lakeside celebration. Readers note gatherings at Clear Creek picnics, multiple travels to Flagstaff, Kingman, Pinetop, and Lakeside, plus Red Cross and business trips.
Film note praises Marion Davies in Phoebe Throssel from Quality Street shown at the Rialto Theatre on Tuesday and Wednesday. Critics credit Davies with a best screen performance and say the director's faithful screen adaptation preserves the stage charm and long audience appeal.
A 1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet belonging to Joe Wetzel was reported stolen last night on Kinsley Avenue. Wetzel parked the car nearby and thought his brother had left with it. police were notified, and the vehicle had not been recovered by late hour.
TO.KANSAS Dr E S Miller of Flagstaff was in Winslow Sunday en route to Kansas on business New brakeman Clyger B Ennis has been employed as a brakeman Two Fords delivered Wallace Merrick reports delivery of a Tudor sedan to Cam S Fearns and a business coupe to Union Oil Co of Winslow Cars driven out of Los Angeles by Merrick and wife BACK FROM SPRINGS J W Dad Ament Winslow Furniture Co returned from Hot Springs NM overland JOINS OWL FORCES C W Arnold has joined Owl Drug Stores hardware department as electrician in charge of installation and repair HOLBROOK VISITOR Col W H Burbage local attorney was a legal visitor in Holbrook yesterday A B Root Beer Free June 8th.
Flagstaff Arizona prepares for the June 8 dedication of Koch Field a $3 municipal airport with 20 planes expected. Mayor Koch to deliver the dedicatory address. a barbecue, dance and banquet planned. Army Navy and Marine pilots from several fields to participate along with visiting airmen.
Mesa Arizona voters will be canvassed in a special city council session tomorrow night to review last week's election results. The regular council meeting on June 19 will select the mayor and swear in the new council members.
The text describes an Arizona program of agricultural work supported by the University of Arizona. It notes a $500,000 appropriation to be divided among states and local stations, with $2,300 per person figures and additional funds made available the following year. H Ross is cited as rural extension service director, highlighting involvement of men, women, boys and Arizona farms.
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