Opposition grows to Globe Showlow Springerville road in Arizona
In Prescott Yavapai county calls mass meeting to oppose the Globe Show Low Springerville highway as state funds shift to the US60 route. Editor notes waste, taxes, and harm to other highways, urging broader opposition to costly, unnecessary road projects.
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Arizona
Springerville
Yavapai
Navajo County
Prescott
Highway Commission
Yavapai County
Prescott Evening Courier
Globe-Showlow
Rice- Springerville
Nore
Maricopa
Gila
Globe-Showlow-Springerville
National Monument Plan Combines Painted Desert With Petrified Forest
Navajo and Apache counties express approval for a plan to enlarge Petrified Forest National Monument by including the Painted Desert. The proposal would exchange private lands for public lands, create a one mile highway link, and boost tourism under national park supervision while preserving tax value in the counties.
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Navajo
Apache
National Park Service
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest National Monument
Petrified Forest-Painted Desert National Monument
Navajo County Board of Supervisors
Service Clubs
Holbrook
St. Johns
Arizona
National Park
Petrified “Forest Reserve
Park Service
National Monument
Grand Canyon
Petrified Forest
Southwest
Winslow Social Clubs Welcome Out of Town Visitor
Mrs Har ry Carper of Beloit Kansas is honored guest at a bridge and luncheon hosted by her sisters on West Aspinwall Street. Honors go to Mrs Harold Proctor for high score and to Mrs Stannard Nesting as runner up. Twelve guests attend including Mrs Ralph H Cake and Mrs Harold Proctor.
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Winslow
Harry Carper
Beloit
Kansas
John P. Clark
Harold White
West Aspinwall Street
Harold Proctor
Stannard Nesting
Carper
Ralph H. Cake
C.D. McCauley
Harold Poe
R. B. Tackett
Herman Thornton
Arthur Schaar
Herbert Weiss
Robert Williams
Ernest Droegemueller
Night Hawks Club Meeting At Chilson Home
The Night Hawks club met Friday evening June 3 at Mr. and Mrs. J R Chilson’s home. Tables were set with a spring color theme and sweet peas. Auction bridge was played with honors to Mr. and Mrs. P R Brand and consolation to Mrs. C H Bealer. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Brand, Mr. and Mrs. W D Friend, Mr. and Mrs. C A Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. R K Mullins, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zahnley, and Mr. and Mrs. C H Bealer.
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Night Hawks Club
J. R. Chilson
P. R. Brand
C. H. Bealer
W. D. Friend
C. A. Hansen
R. K. Mullins
Charles Zahnley
Third Street Club Neurofusion in Garden Flowers
A fragment notes a garden scene on Third Street with flowers and setting details. The readable text shows muted references to a club and activity but lacks concrete events or people to identify.
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Third Street Club
Christian Science Society Sunday Programs
Corner Maple and Berry Ave hosts Sunday school at 9 45 a m and church service at 11 00 a m A Wednesday evening meeting is set for 8 00 p m.
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Christian Science Society
Maple and
Berry Ave
Children as Arrows Sermon at Methodist Church
The Methodist Episcopal Church on Corner Third and Winslow lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 10 45 a m with a sermon titled Children as Arrows The Sunday School will present the annual Children's Day program this year titled Any Child An official board meeting is scheduled Monday at 8 00 p m in the church to close the conference year.
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Corner Third
Winslow
Local visitors and business moves in Flagstaff area
June 11 1912 Dr George P Sampson paid a professional and business visit to Flagstaff early this week Attorney C H Jordan of Holbrook visited last weekend Wm J Daze and Co plan to open next to the post office with the Electric Theatre Contractor J E Kleindienst traveled to Tucson as a Navajo county Republican delegate to the convention in that city
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George P. Sampson
Flagstaff
C. H. Jordan
Holbrook
Wm. J. Daze and Co
J. E. Kleindienst
Tucson
Navajo County
Local officials and families plan travel and moves
Fireman Bernard Mullen and wife return from Los Angeles after his operation at Santa Fe hospital. Foreman William F. Martens visits from Prescott. Division accountant Harry J. Kabelin returns from Phoenix after a rate case with Santa Fe and Southern Pacific officials. Dr Gelert Ramage and wife prepare to relocate to Los Angeles. Families George Creswell, George Hixon, and Roland Anderson with wives depart Sunday for fishing in the White Mountains.
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Bernard Mullen
Los Angeles
Mullen
Santa Fe Hospital
William F. Martens
Prescott
Harry J. Kabelin
Phoenix
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
Arizona State Rail Commission
Gelert Ramage
White Mountains
George Creswell
George Hixon
Roland Anderson
Social Courtesies During Mrs La Chance and Mrs Hagen Visit
Mrs La Chance and Mrs Hagen received social courtesies during their city visit. Mr and Mrs J B Drummen hosted a motor trip with Mrs R J Wood as they toured Oak Creek Canyon and nearby scenic spots in northern Arizona.
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Joe LaChance
Frank Hagen
J. B. Drumm
R. J. Wood
Oak Creek Canyon
Arizona
Brayman Hosts Dinner Guests From California
Mrs. A. S. Brayman entertained Tuesday with dinner guests Mrs. Joe LaChance of Porterville and Mrs. Frank Hagen of Bakersfield. They left for their California homes Wednesday after a two week visit and many local friends.
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A. S. Brayman
Joe LaChance
Frank Hagen
Porterville
Bakersfield
California
Evening Of Bridge Honoring Mrs La Chance And Mrs Hagen
Mrs Bernard Mullen hosted a Friday bridge gathering at her California home on June 3. Several tables were played with Mrs Eugene Leonard winning the high score and receiving a prize, while the honoree’s guests also received prizes. Attendees included Mrs Joe LaChance Mrs Frank Hagen Mrs W D Chase Mrs Jim Hickey Mrs W F Goldsworthy Mrs J H Buckley Mrs Nelle Woods and Mrs Rugens Leonard.
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Bridge
H. B. Saunders
North Williamson Avenue
Joe LaChance
Frank Hagen
Eugene Leonard
R. J. Wood
V. C. Proctor
Joe Dona
Joe
W. D. Chase
Joe" ‘Donahue
W. F- Goldsworthy
Riley Walcott
West? Second
V C. Proctor
Ben Evans
C. M. Sorenson
James Hickey
O. W. Schleuter
F. G. Neill
J. B. Drumm
R. C. Kaufman
L. H. Ball
California
Bernard Mullen
Jim Hickey
W. F. Goldsworthy
J. H. Buckley
Nelle Woods
Rugens Leonard
Choir Practice and Children Day Observance Invite
The message invites attendance at choir practice Thursday at 7 30 p m and notes Sunday is Children Day. The Sunday School program in the evening portrays evolving emphasis in religious education and extends a cordial invitation from Pastor George H Quayle.
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George H. Quayle
Indian Mission Bible Classes And Vacation School Notes
West Third St and Dent Ave list weekly Bible Class at 10 45 a m on Sunday with subject Judahs Concern for His Father. Friday service plus Bible study and prayer meeting at 745 p m. Daily Vacation Bible School weekdays 1 9 to 1130 a m with transport for pupils. Car leaves Mission at 850 a m. Hosea 14 9 quotes shows Miss Armerding as missionary.
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West Third St
Dent Ave
Judah
Hosea
Miss Armerding
The Making of an Optimist at First Baptist Church
First Baptist Church at Warren Avenue and Aspinwall lists services for Sunday with lessons from Genesis 44 18 34 and a sermon titled The Making of an Optimist. Evening service features A Dead Man Made Alive and midweek events include prayer, praise, choir practice, and a vacation Bible school for children 4 to 14. Pastor W Ray Gorsage invites seekers to the restful atmosphere.
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Warren Avenue
Aspinwall
W. Ray Gorsage
Church Activities Schedule At Local Latter Day Saint Church
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints announces Sunday school at 10:00 a m missionary training at 11 30 a m assembly at 8 00 p m and 7 30 p m on Tuesday relief society at 2 30 p m Wednesday primary association at 4 p m Bishop A B Campbell presides.
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Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latter Day Saints
Ce Assembly
Rs I. Ac
Relief Society
Primary Association
Church Services Schedule Echoes Weekend Events
Morning service at 10:00 a m and 11:00 a m follow with Young People's League at 7:00 p m. Choir practice on Saturday night completes the church events.
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Young People’s League
Community notices and clay court tennis headlined in Memphis
Sunday school session at 314 EB Fourth Street begins at 9 45 with lesson Judah the True Brother based on Genesis 44 18 34 and unity verse Psalm 133 1. At 6 30 p m A C BE League features Mrs P M Maxfield on mission work. social tea hosted by Sister Maxfield. Memphis clay courts report Bryan Grant vs Georgie Lott in national championship. Grant wins 6 4 6 4 6 1. Charity contest raises 5 03 for pig fattening. total evening proceeds 14 73. Rev F D Stephenson, Pastor.
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Judah
R. V
A. C. BE. League
P. M. Maxfield
Phoenix
Arizona
Gallup
Maxfield
Memphis
Tenn
Bryan Grant
Atlante
Georgie Lott
Chicago
Lott
Grant
Cliff.Sutter
New Orleans
Stevens Announces Candidacy for Navajo County Treasurer
G. T. Stevens of Winslow Arizona enters the race for County Treasurer at the Navajo County Democratic primary scheduled for September 13 1932. Stevens cites accountant and banker experience and seeks voter support.
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Navajo County
G. T. Stevens
Winslow
Arizona
Navajo County District 2 Candidate Announces Candidacy
A candidate for Navajo County Supervisor District 2 Winslow announces entry for the Democratic primary on September 13, 1932. The statement urges voter support for the nomination in the upcoming election.
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Navajo County
Winslow
Hitchcock Seeks Navajo County Recorder Post
C M Charlie Hitchcock announces candidacy for County Recorder of Navajo County under the Republican banner subject to primaries. He calls for support from friends as a key appeal dated September 13 1932.
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Navajo County
C. M
Charlie) Hitchcock
Mary A Brown Seeks Navajo County School Superintendent Support
In the Democratic Primary set for September 13 1932 Mary A Brown asks for support from friends in the race for County School Superintendent of Navajo County.
Tom Hubbard Seeks Democratic Navajo County Sheriff Nomination
The message asks voters in Navajo County to support Tom Hubbard in the Democratic primary for sheriff to be held September 13, 1932, stating the wish of the supporters and asking for their backing.
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Navajo County
Co. D. .McCauley
Tom Hubbard
Securities Missing at Girard Trust Offices
Philadelphia police report approximately $200000 in securities vanished from the administrative offices of the Girard Trust Company today. No suspects named and investigation ongoing.
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Philadelphia
Girard Trust Company
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West Oak Street
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W. L. Seabridge
Third Street
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Harry Bennett
Ralph Johnson
G. W. Barstow
W. B. Darling
Harold Priest
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Winslow, Arizona
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