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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1932
Page
6
A roundup notes Ben Owen supervising director for an Arizona life insurer returning to Phoenix after organizing sales forces in Winslow and northern Arizona. Many residents, including J W Shoulders and family, travel between Winslow and the White Mountains for fishing trips and camping reports trout plentiful.
A fragment of local notices lists names and brief actions. Michael and Canyon de Chelly are mentioned with a note of an enjoyable time. Matthew Wright returns home from St. Michael's College to spend summer vacation with his parents. Herman B. Thornton and wife arrive from a honeymoon in Albuquerque and Mormon Lake. J Lebsch reports a good fishing trip to Mormon Lake. Mrs Mae Winn and daughter Frances leave Winslow to attend summer sessions at Flagstaff. Mil dred Winn returns home from Berkeley due to illness. Welton A. Hughes and wife travel to Lee's Ferry bridge on the Colorado River for a pleasant trip. Miss Jennie Senter and Miss Myrtle Cox depart Winslow for Flagstaff summer term. Margaret Borden and party visit Joseph City to see Mr. and Mrs. L H. Wimmer, a former Winslow resident.
Karl Hudson, Navajo county engineer, oversees repairs six miles southeast of Winslow. The Clear Creek bridge will close to traffic daily 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. while a deck and hand rails are installed by the county road department. Drivers are urged to use extreme caution and obey slow signs as crews try to keep openings for relief traffic.
Ottawa reports the Department of Agriculture announced the removal of the restriction on importing garden produce from California, Oregon, Nevada, and Arizona. Shipments must still include a certificate proving the produce was grown outside hoof and mouth disease infected areas.
Mrs. W. V. Doyle sister of W. J. and D. B. Crozer arrives in Winslow with her sons Eugene and Richard to spend the summer visiting her mother Mrs. George Wrench.
Sermon topic across all Christian Science Churches on June 5 1932 centers on God as the creator, with biblical citations from Revelation 4 11 and Isaiah 45 11 12 22 and excerpts from Science and Health by Mary Baker Eddy arguing evil as deception and matter laws as secondary to divine Principle.
A memorial service at Everett Massachusetts ends tragically when Police Chief William Hill collapses and dies while addressing his men. In Lebanon Pennsylvania the Tabor Reformed church rent for 172 years is paid by founder George Steitz, the rent represented by a red rose. In Muhlenberg County Ohio Greenville Kentucky officials announce get married day with free licenses to curb rising marriage apathy. In Chicago a genealogical society claims Mrs Mary Alexander Dahlberg altered a family tree after viewing it with the society.
The regular meeting of the Winslow Woman Benefit Association Officers Club will be held tonight at 8 o clock at 415 West Aspinwall Street. Co-hostesses for the evening are Mrs. F. M. Beckwith, Mrs. Wesley Bailey and Mrs. H. J. Howell.
Seven Winslow youths will enter the Citizens Military Training Camp at Fort Bliss Texas and depart Winslow within a week for the camp. The seven seniors are L D Welsh Carl Brady Nathan Bly Charles Dover Ralph Wickham Randy Sprankle and George Haynes.
Phoenix June 3 Mark Dunbar charged with violation of the California corporate securities act faced an extradition hearing ordered for Monday by Governor Hunt. Dunbar was arrested at California authorities request and released on own recognizance. Superior improvements announced for the building housing Jones Drug Store.
Police report John Cupo, 21, bragged about drinking alcohol straight and spilled it on clothing. John Boccalupo allegedly tossed a match, causing Cupo to be badly burned. Boccalupo is held on an assault and battery by burning charge.
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