Summer Notes and Visits Across the Southwest
Redondo Beach residents plan a summer stay in Redondo Beach. A fine trout catch was reported from Silver Lake by Mr. and Mrs. Wood with guests. Romolo Chacon and Esty Herrea wed in Albuquerque and will honeymoon in San Francisco before settling in Winslow. Abigail Jolson from Toreva hosted by Mrs. Ammeriman in Winslow. Mr. and Mrs. Pittman of Rogue River Obregon to spend summer here. Karl Hudson, Navajo county engineer, visited Holbrook on business. Earl Vincent and Nic Carter returned from a Black River White Mountains fishing trip. Warry Jamison, northern Arizona resident, visited Navajo on business. Moore Hitchcock Henson to West Office Canyon for White Mountains fishing. John Romero of Albuquerque visited Winslow over the weekend. W. J. Jones travels to Los Angeles for vacation. R Whiteside, Santa Fe chemist, on Albuquerque business. W Y Grandron of Newton Kansas in Winslow for business and pleasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abigail Jolson
Toreva
Arizona
Winslow
Hattie Ammeriman
M. Pittman
Rogue River
Obregon
Daisy Smith
Holbrook
Karl Hudson
Navajo County
Earl Vincent
Nic” Carter
White Mountains
Wavaio
Warry Jamison
Navajo
S. G Moore
Dan Hitchcock
W. J. Henson
West Office Canyon
John Romero
Albuquerque
Los Angeles
W. J. Jones
Whiteside
Santa Fe
Local Notes and Movements Around Kingman
Ralph Sampson and Fred Weston, local plumbers, journeyed to Kingman to continue airport work. Mrs A L Kavanaugh visits for shopping and friends. O J C Skaggs, a Phoenix business visitor, plans a week here. Mr and Mrs J H E Rhoe stopped by en route east, visiting Elmer Rhoe in Santa Paula. Mizpah Circle of the M B E Church set for 2:20 PM Wednesday with Mrs P C Claypool. Mrs W A Pierson of Burlington Kansas is visiting. W W Sterling, Santa Fe machinist, taken to Los Angeles hospital. Mrs Jennie Doheny left for St Louis. Wv Brimhall and wife taken to Albuquerque for care. Bach action: George Wrench and George Hammond groups return from White Mountains fishing trip. Mr and Mrs B Sutton of Phoenix, former residents, visitors. Charles Chase of First National Bank listed as ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingman
Ralph Sampson
Fred Weston
A. L. Kavanaugh
Williams
Phoenix
O. J. C. Skaggs
Enroqute East
J. HE. Rhoe
Mr. Rhoe
Elmer Rhoe
Santa Paula
California
Walnut Grove
Richmond
Indiana
Elmer H Rhoe
W. A. Pierson
Burlington, Kansas
Q. E. Pollock
Kinsley Avenue
1. A. Hospital
W. W. Sterling
The
Santa Fe
Los Angeles Hospital
ST. Louis
Jennie Doheny
Harvey House
Albuquerque Hospital
B. Sutton
Mr. Sutton
Conshier
Navajo County Bank
W. W. Perkins
San Diego
Charles Chase
First National Bank
Local Briefs Reflect a Week of Visits and Travels
Mr and Mrs Donald Pattison return from the National Shrine convention in Los Angeles. James McNary president of Cady Lumber Corp visits with KE McCarty. Yennie Young of San Bernardino visits old friends. Mr and Mrs CU Dealer depart for three weeks in the East via No 22. Mrs Dorothy Barron visits from El Centro with guests en route to the East. Mrs J J McLaughlin and daughters from Holbrook visited yesterday. Mr and Mrs W L George and baby return from four months with relatives in Eldon Missouri. I Johnson Continental Oil engineer en route to Los Angeles. A J Wingate with Corrine Martin and Violet Kirkarte demo Pancrast shortening at Babbitt Bros. Frank Gallegos on two weeks vacation. Ambrose Griffin fills in. Co I Stacey of Missouri State Life Co visits. Ralph Davis of Northern Arizona Furniture Co attends directors meeting in Flagstaff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
Holbrook
Los Angeles
A. J. Wingate
Corrine Martin
Violet Kirkarte
Babbitt Bros
Frank Gallegos
Pay’n Takit
Ambrose Griffin
Co. I. Stacey
Missouri State Life Insurance Co
Ralph Davis
Winslow
Northern Arizona Furniture Co
Flagstaff
Leaves for Flagstaff and other briefs around town
Joe McGaugh left on No. 1 for Flagstaff after two months at the Meteor mine southwest of here. Mrs. C. J. Milan and children arrive from Oakland to spend the summer with Mr Milan. George King and his mother depart with Mr. and Mrs. Reppert for the Grand Canyon then Riverside California. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Brooks return from California. Mrs. V. C. Proctor and grandson plan a Phoenix visit. J. M. Ball and brother John stop in Winslow en route to the Grand Canyon bridge celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe McGaugh
Meteor
Here
Flagstaff
C. J. Milan
Oakland
California
Mr. Milan
Grand Canyon
George King
Roy Reppert
Reppert
Riverside
V. C. Proctor
Thomas Ingledew
Phoenix
J. M. Ball
Ball’s Drug
Bisbee
Brother John
Winslow
Grand Canyon Bridge
Boulder Dam Land Seller Indicted for Fraud
Samuel Mooes, head of Dem ing Land Company, indicted by a federal grand jury for selling Imperial Valley township land by mail fraud. The lands, bought from Southern Pacific at fifty cents an acre and sold for five to seven dollars, were mountainous and not irrigable by Boulder Dam, yet Mooes allegedly advertised reclamation to promise productivity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Samuel Mooes
Deming Land Company
Imperial Valley
Mooes
United States
Donald Armstrong
Southern Pacific Railroad
Boulder Dam
Phoenix engineers push uniform state building code plan
Phoenix chapter of the American Association of Engineers began efforts to enact a uniform state building code and to create an office of state building inspector. The move signals a coordinated push by engineers to standardize construction rules across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenlis
Office of State
Phoenix
American Association of Engineers
Snowflake to Honor Pioneer Folks June 1
Snowflake and Navajo counties plan a semi centennial jubilee to celebrate Mormon colonists who settled Northern Arizona beginning in 1870s. A bridge over the Colorado River near the ferry will be dedicated June 15. Pioneer welcome events occur June 17 to 19 across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado River
Navajo County
Snowflake
Prescott Collision Injures Contractor Dowell
Jess Dowell, a contractor, was severely cut and bruised when his car was demolished in a collision with a passenger train at a railway crossing near Prescott. The incident occurred earlier today, leaving Dowell injured but alive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prescott
Jess Dowell
Here
Flagstaff Woman Dies at Phoenix
Flagstaff resident Mrs. di Anna B. Pierce wife of John C. Pierce died in Phoenix Saturday after a long illness. Funeral services were set for 1 p m from the A L Moore and Son chapel. Born May 15 in Canton Ohio she married J C Pierce December 11 1920. The family moved to Phoenix in 1921 and she became active in business and civic work then served as secretary of Grand Canyon Chapter QSO. In 1928 she underwent a major operation at St Josephs hospital and her health declined. She leaves a husband a mother Mrs Maurie Anderson two sisters Mrs Fred Eyvnich and Mrs Duffy Garnachs and a brother CC C Rittich, all of Phoenix.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Anna B. Pierce
John C. Pierce
PSLS
Pierce
Flagstath
Attack on Coro by Venezuelan filibusters is repelled
Venezuelan gunmen who abducted Cu racao’s governor and looted the police arsenal attacked Coro, the capital of Falson state, on Sunday but were defeated after hours of fighting. General Gomez warned Coro garrison of the assault, per El Nuevo Diario. A separate dispatch reports $90 in gold and $82 in silver found in Roosevelt’s old town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Venezuela
Curacao
Coro
Falson
el Nuevo Diario
Gomez
GLOBE
Roosevelt
Mexican Church Talks Center Stage in Mexico City
In Mexico City Portes Gil and Catholic Church emissaries planned conferences starting Monday aimed at reopening churches. The government signaled no change to religious laws, while bishops sought a more lenient interpretation. Monsignor Leopoldo Ruiz y Flores and Bishop Pascual Diaz were noted as key participants with possible involvement from Ambassador Morrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexxico City
Emilio Portes Gil
Leopoldo Ruiz Y Flores
Michoacan
Wuld
Portes Gil
Pascual Diaz
Tabasco
Bowie Trapper Dies In Well Blast Accident
J L Millsap aged 65 fell 125 feet into a well where his dynamite charge detonated at the shaft bottom killing him instantly. The accident occurred during blasting operations in Bowie.
Vessels trapped by heavy ice off Newfoundland coast
The Earl of Devon and several fishing schooners were trapped in dense ice stretching north from Cape St. Johns. Clyde turned back at Tilt Cove while Lads Apersous and five crew remain missing after landing four men at Pell’s Point. seven vessels trying the outside passage near Tabralor were stuck within view of shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Johns
N. F
Earl of Devon
Cape St. Johns
Newfoundland
Clyde
Tilt Cove
Notre Dame Bay
Cape
Apersous
Pell S Q
Tabralor
Bonner Named Chief of Federal Power Commission
Frank E. Bonner, district engineer for California in the U S forest service, is chosen secretary of the federal power commission succeeding O C Merrill who resigned. The appointment announced from Washington on June 1 by AP reports Bonner will head the commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frank E. Bonner
United States Forest Service
California
Federal Power Commission
O. C. Merrill
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Redondo Beach
H. B. Bennett
R. F. Wood
H. C. Gray
Silver Lake
Romolo Chacon
Esty Herrea
New Mexico City
Sant Francisco
VY. Oa. Grandron
eNewton, Kansas
Mizpah
M. BE. Church
P. C. Claypool
Fourth Street
Donald Pattison
James McNary
Cady Lumber Corporation
KE. BE. McCarty
Yennie’ Young
San Bernardino
Mr. Young
Trere
East
Galesburg
Illinois
Chicago
Detroit
Dorothy Barron
el Centro
Carter
Leupp
J .J. McLaughlin
W. L. George
Baby
Eldon
Missouri
C. J. Brooks
Green Glass Beverage
Central Drug Co
Sunkist Lemons
Federal Market
Campbell Kids
W. Second St
Utah
Sunset
Brigham City
Joseph City
Obed
Woodruff
Suveia
New Mexico
Ramah
Taylor
Forestdale
Tszts
Meadows
Upper Round Valley
Alpine
Pinedale
W. R. Milligan
Round Valley
Chas. E B. Coole
Solomon Darth
James Stinson
Silver Creek
Atlantic and Pacific
John W. Young
Dwight W. Morrow
Mr. Morrow
Mexico City
Anne
Charles A. Lindbergh
Bonner
Power Commission
Hughes
Rhode Island
Frank Hughes
Mahoney Add
Ethyl
Aca
Standard Oil Company of California
Continental Oil Company
Union Oil Company
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