Personal Mentions Light Up Winslow Through Travel
A stream of visitors and departures fills Winslow as Miss Willie McKinney leaves for Los Angeles for summer study. Residents return from Marysville and visit relatives in Atlanta while others visit from Holbrook and Kingsport. A.J. Sparrenberger graduates in San Antonio and Vic Householder passes through en route to Phoenix. Mrs. Emma Upchurch plans Oklahoma visits with sons, while J W Richards and Julius Wetzler make local business calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast
Willie McKinney
Washington School
Winslow
Los Angeles
J. J. Tatum
Jimmy
Carter
Marysville
Calif
Jerry Miller
Tatum
Atlanta
Georgia
J. W. Litz
Kingsport
Tenn
Dahl Norman
Beulah
Irene Simpson
London
Norman
Dorothy Sharp
San Bernardino
Grand Canyon
J. B. Probus
Babbitt Bros. Trading Company
Missouri
East
Jonine Sanger
Elizabeth Johnson
Leupp Navajo Indian Agency
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Emma Upchurch
Odie
Fred Upchurch
Joseph City
R. C. Tanner
Phoenix
Winslow- Holbrook
Holbrook
Julius Wetzler
Tom Ortega
Alyce Bickel
R. R. Sutherland
Prescott
Smoki
Clarence Lee
Bill Lee
Wickenburg Roper Heads to Meteor City Roundup
George Champie a famed calf roper from Wickenburg and his wife paused in Winslow overnight while en route to Santa Fe New Mexico for a short visit He plans to return for the Meteor City Roundup July 2 3 and 4 and will enter roping events with many southern Arizona cowboys expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Champie
Wickenburg
Winslow
Santa Fe N. M
Champie
Meteor City
Retail Credit Firm Moves Downtown Office
The Winslow Retail Credit Association relocates to Room 2 on the Rialto Theatre second floor. Manager Owen Passey says the move serves members, easing access during business hours. Mrs. Passey will assist with the office work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owen Passey
Winslow Retail Credit Association
Junior
Winslow
Los Angeles
Winslow Retail Credit Associations
Rialto Theatre
Bazell - Auto
Court
Pagsey
Passey
Veterans Gain Preference in Civil Service Jobs
Widows of veterans all veterans over 55 and veterans with service connected disabilities receive preference for civil service positions. Examinations may be reopened every three months until a 60 is reached, after which ten points are added to the grade. This places them at the head of the eligible list for appointment opportunities. H. M. Watson notes many eligible individuals are unaware of these privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Alpine
U. S. Employment Service
Alpine
H. M. Watson
Fine Paid In Police Court For Prohibition Violation
George Freeman paid a $15 fine in the police court before Judge A. L. Dunklin after pleading guilty to transportation of intoxicants. The charge stemmed from a Saturday night investigation by local officers. One man arrested on a similar charge fled the city and is believed to have left the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Freeman
A. L. Dunklin
Hoover dam taxes delayed by Senate action
The Senate irrigation committee indicated adjournment on the Oddie Bill to permit Nevada to own property and employes of the Six Companies building the Hoover dams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Washington
Senate Irrigation
Nevada
Ij i
Hoover Dams
Christian Service Council Meeting Announced
The Christian Service Council of the Church of Christ will meet at the home of Mrs Tom Hubbard at the Painted Desert Service Station four miles east of Winslow Wednesday at 7 30 p m All wishing to attend may secure transportation by meeting at the home of R M Hensley at 408 East Fourth Street
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Christian Service Council
The
Church ‘of Christ
Tom Hubbard
Painted Desert
Winslow
R. M. Hensley
East Fourth Street
Director for Arizona Spreads Statewide Information
The Civil Service commission in Washington will provide upon request a list of positions that may be reopened to all applicants covered by the order. This communicates official guidance to job seekers across the state through federal channels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
The
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Social Dance by L A T B R T Planned for June 16
Phoenix Progressive announces a social dance event hosted by T B R T on Thursday evening June 16 with free dancing and refreshments. The notice also mentions June 4 and lists magazine acquisition by Margaret E Stewart Robert M Hayden and Marion Wallace and office move from Tucson. Bid openings for Lane 16 for Clear Creek bridge at Jerome Verde Copper. Safford Evans Creamery buys a new truck.
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L.A
R. T
Phoenix
Progressive
Arizona
Margaret E. Stewart
Robert M. Hayden
Marion Wallace
Tucson
Jerome
Verde
Safford
Evans Creamery Purc
Crushed Phoenix Man Loses Toes After Hit and Run
A 23 year old Indian man identified as Francis Anderson was struck by a car in Phoenix early today. He suffered a crushed left foot and two toes amputated after the driver fled the scene.
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Phoenix
Francis ‘Anderson
Anderson
Forest fire hazards rise with dry conditions warned
Swift, supervisor of the Tonto National Forest, warned that fire hazards are becoming more acute due to dry conditions. He urged motorists campers and tourists to take every precaution to prevent outbreaks.
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Phoenix
Swift
Tonto
National
Forest
Predatory Animals Report Counts Killed in May
A government biological survey shows 131 predatory animals killed in May. The tally includes 25 bobcats, 99 coyotes, five mountain lions, and two wolves as part of wildlife management efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Supreme Court Upholds IC Denial in Widow King Case
Phoenix court affirms Arizona Industrial Commission ruling denying compensation to Mrs. Helen King widow of John D. King who died in a Mingus Mountain snowstorm last year. The ruling concludes no entitlement to benefits under the state system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Supreme
Arizona Industrial *Commission
Helen King
John. D. King
Mingus
City Commission Action Cuts Maricopa County Property Valuation
The Phoenix area reports a tax equalization action by the City Commission cutting the assessed property values for the next fiscal year by more than 14 million dollars, about a 33 1 3 percent drop, affecting taxation.
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Phoenix
Ite
Maricopa
City ‘Commission
Board of Tax Equalization
Mauk Condition Report From United States Marshal Arizona
A United States Marshal in Arizona reports the condition of George Al Mauk as seriously unchanged today. No additional details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauk
Prescott
The
George AL Mauk
Arizona
Funeral Held For Veteran Railroader Sam Folsom
Final tribute for Sam W. Folsom 64 was held at the Masonic Hall by Winslow Lodge No. 13 F and A M and the Order of Railway Conductors along with many friends. Rev George H Quayle conducted the service at the Methodist church and pallbearers included H O Brininstool C J Bullock E H French J OK LaPrade Ben Evans and W A Vandebur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Folsom
Masonic Hall
Winslow Lodge
George H. Quayle
Methodist Church
Folsom
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Riley Walcott
Folsoms
Winslow
Emporia
Kansas
Santa Fe Railroad
San Gabriel
Calif
Los Angeles
Masonic Lodge
Winslow Cemetery
H.-O. Brininstool
C.j.bullock
E. H. French
J. OK. LaPrade
Ben Evans
W. A. Vandebur
Plans for Fort Defiance airport being considered
Fort Defiance plans to establish an airfield are under consideration. Separately Yuma Miners and Merchants Bank of Bisbee may open a branch bank in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
Yuma
Mauk Stricken. Physicians Predict Weeks-Long Bed Rest
Mauk was stricken yesterday and doctors say he will likely remain in bed for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mauk
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A. J. Sparrenberger
Texas Chiropractice College
San Antonio
Sparrenberger
Vic Householder
Navajo County
Apache County
J. W. Richards
Livestock Sanitary Board
Coconino County
Denver
Russell Switzer
Chevrolet
Elizabeth Larsson
Central News Company
Kirksville
Albuquerque
E. J. Thayer
Bill
Jim
Aipogteraue
W. V. Stanley
Thayer
Wickenburg Roper
Winslow Floral
Chicago
Dickinson
Ae Bias G. Tiasei ‘Vee Bren Eaaene ‘Hoover
White House
Simeon
DB. Fess
Ohio
Republican National Committee
L.J Dickinson
Iowa
Chicago Stadium
Saliso
Charman Fess
Christian Service
Bazell Auto Court
Associated -Press
U. K. America
Lucky Strike
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