Local Residents and Visitors Pass Through Winslow
A roundup of short notes shows officials like O. C. Williams of Navajo County in Winslow for tax work, Wyrick visiting his father’s ranch, and Fred Bremke recovering from tonsil removal. Others travel between Holbrook Flagstaff and Prescott for business and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O O. C. Williams
Navajo County
Winslow
Holbrook
W. J. Wyrick
Fred Bremke
Winslow George L.mcfarland
Santa Fe Railroad Division
Poland Junction
Prescott
Frank Howe
Phoenix
P. A. Sawyer
Navajo County Superior Court
Betty
Navajo
Burr W. Porter
Margaret Smith
M. E. Porter
Tom Isaacson
Studebaker Automobile
Voting Starts For Queen Of Meteor Roundup
Voting begins in Winslow for the Meteor City Rodeo Queen roundup to be held July 2 3 and 4. Purchases of 25c 50c 1.00 or more earn votes at issuing business houses with contestants named on tickets. Contenders include Geneva Jensen Jessamine Bargeman Alice Lee Mary Margaret La Zear and Marjory Wakefield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meteor City
Winslow
Geneva Jensen
Jessamine Bargeman
Alice Lee
Mary Margaret LaZear
Marjory Wakefield
Winslow Music House
Midgley’s Food Market
Palace of Sweets
Owl Drug Store
Central Drug Store
J. C. Penney
Mandelis Bill O’hara
Winslow Drug Company
Vaughan’s
Winslow Furniture Company
Bazell Motor Company
el Gran Garage
Alrich and Wilson Attend Rodeo at Pinetop This Week
H A Hank Alrich rodeo director and Buck Wilson president of the Winslow Lions Club left Winslow for Pinetop to attend the rodeo today and tomorrow and to contract bucking horses for Winslow's July 2 and 3 celebration. More stock is contracted for Meteor City roundup to meet many contestants. Cowboys from southern Arizona and neighboring states plan to attend the event, the largest show in northern Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alrich
Wilson
Pinetop
H. A
Hank” Alrich
Buck” Wilson
Winslow
Meteor City
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Winslow Youths Assigned to Fort Bliss Training Camp
Eight Winslow boys join 200 cadets from Texas New Mexico Oklahoma and Arizona at Fort Bliss Texas for 30 days of citizenship pistol and rifle practice horsemanship swimming and other military training. The group includes George L. Haynes Rand F Sprankle Alfred G. Bengston Darrel J. Simmons Charles H. Dover Nathan Bly Ralph E. Wickman and Carl J. Brady assigned to various troops and courses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Fort Bliss
Texas
Citizens Military Training Camp
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Arizona
George L. Haynes
Rand F. Sprankle
E. White
Alfred G. Bengston
Darrel J. Simmons
Charles H. Dover
Nathan
Bly
Ralph E. Wickman
Carl J. Brady
Five Men Recovering After Winslow Auto Crash
Five men are recovering from broken bones sprains bruises and cuts after an automobile collision eleven miles east of Winslow. The crash involved W F Miller of Hollywood in a head on with Billy Black and injured companions O G O Dell D W Thomas and Frank Moore. Black and Miller were hurt and the smaller car was demolished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Chas. Osborn
Arizona State Highway Patrol
W. F. Miller
Hollywood
Billy Black
R. S. Black
Holbrook
Black
Owner Claims Suit Found By Police
Joaquin Cahera, a Southside resident, says a new suit found on a Santa Fe railroad water tower last Friday by a railroad employee belongs to him. He showed proof of ownership. he had bought it over four months ago from Bill O’Hara and wore it once before it was stolen in a home robbery. Officers said Cabera
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Cahera
Southside
Santa Fe Railroad
Cabern
Bill O'Hara
Cabera
Boys Arrested on Burglary Charge
Louis and Domingo Gonzales juveniles from near the Santa Fe shops were arrested by Policeman W M Rudd shortly after 8 pm on burglary charges. Marie Brown reported her Bazell Auto Court cabin held for about $3 in change and $25 in jewelry. Rudd recovered the stolen property and the boys were placed in their father Armufo Gonzales's custody awaiting a hearing before Judge Saw yer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis
Domingo
Gonzales
Armufo
W. M. Rudd
Marie “Brown
Wat One
Auto Court
Rudd
Golf Match With Gallup Planned Return
Winslow Golf and Country Club plans a return match with Gallup Country Club after Gallup won the first event. Ab Henderson led Gallup with a 68 for medal honors while Winslow pro Jack Tolle carded 77. Henderson had birdied eight of the first nine holes among thirty players from New Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winslow
Gallup
Ab Henderson
Jack Tolle
Henderson
Theft reporting yields no trace of thief or goods
A report states that at the time of the theft no further trace of the thief or stolen goods was found until a suit was found last Wednesday, leaving investigators without a clear suspect or lead.
Winslow WBA To Hold Annual Picnic
The Winslow Woman's Benefit Association announces its annual picnic for Friday June 17 at Walnut Canyon nine miles east of Flagstaff. Members bring their own food. coffee and ice cream are provided. Gather at 8 30 a m in front of Mrs H B Bennetts home 222 West First Street and depart together.
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Winslow Woman’s Benefit Association
Walnut Canyon
Flagstaff
H. B. Bennett
West First Street
C. E. Garten
Standard
West Second Street
H. O. Griggs
Apache Supervisors Approve Combined National Monument
The Apache county board of supervisors unanimous for consolidating Painted Desert and Petrified Forest into a single national monument. Navajo County supervisors and service clubs in St. Johns and Holbrook also supported the plan after notification to Petrified Forest custodian Charles J. Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail
ST. Johns
Apache County Board of Supervisors
Painted Desert
Petrified Forest
Neal H. Phelps
Charles J. Smith
Petrified Forest National Monument
Navajo County
St. Johns and
Holbrook
Golf Scores Highlight Cha pin Ward Husband Trio
In good scores Dr M R Chapin Tuffy Ward and Dave Husband posted rounds with 78s Ward won one of the blind bogie prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. M. R. Chapin
Tuffy Ward
Dave Husband
Ward
McGillen Named To World Fair Group
Governor Hunt appointed R. E. McGillen assistant secretary of state as a member of the Chicago World’s Fair commission. He succeeds James Minotto who resigned. McGillen, a Chicago native, came to Arizona in 1895 for mining with his brother and has remained there since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McGillen
Phoenix
George W. P. Hunt
R. E. McGillen
James Minotto
Chicago
Arizona
Inauguration of 27 hour coast to coast air mail
A new Southwest transportation milestone unfolds in Phoenix when a 27 hour coast to coast night air mail service is inaugurated with arrivals from Dallas San Diego and Los Angeles. Officials from federal state county and city attend the celebration as crowds gather to mark the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AIR Mail
Phoenix
Ariz
Southwest
Dallas
San Diego
Los Angeles
Tucson AAF hangar to be dedicated amid first night airmail
The recently completed United States Army Air Corps hangar in Tucson valued at $53,000 will be dedicated tonight as part of the inauguration of the city’s first night airmail service. The ceremony marks a milestone in regional aviation and mail delivery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
United States Army Air Corps
Social Dance for Trainmen and Auxiliary Tonight
Social dance for all trainmen and wives and Auxiliary members and husbands at Community Hall. Thursday evening at 9 p m June 15.
Many Seek Gold In Arizona's Streams
Phoenix reports a surge of placer miners moving into the northern hills to seek gold along Arizona streams. The flood of hopeful prospectors reflects higher perceived earnings and draws men to rugged hillside sites in search of fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Globe Schools Slated for Major Budget Cut Next Year
Globe schools next year will be operated at nearly 50 per cent less than this year. Superintendent H. E. Stevensson said the savings come from lower salaries and reduced teacher numbers. About a thousand persons were expected to be on hand at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eral
GLOBE
H. E. Stevensson
Narrow escape as undertaker leaps from wrecked hearse
Compton narrowly escaped death in Flagstaff when his hearse toppled between two derailed freight cars after a freight train struck the rear siding. He said he did not see the approaching train as splinters scattered while he jumped to safety. he was the sole occupant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff
Will Compton
Compton
Prospectors Panning for Gold Near Castle Rocks Camp
In the Castle Rocks area north of town, several prospectors pan dirt, rock and water seeking gold flakes. J C Wheeler notes camps along the stream and others head toward Black Canyon country. A river drag is in operation earning about 8 a day while pan miners average roughly 3 daily. Some gold has reached Phoenix jewelry stores and Prescott banks.
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Ing
Castle Rocks
J. C. Wheeler
Phoenix
Black Canyon
Wheeler
Phoenix Jewelry
Prescott
Dr Robert Mann Opens Dental Offices in Valley Bank Building
Dr Robert Mann opens dental offices in the Valley Bank and Trust Co building in Safford, expanding local medical services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Safford
Robert Mann
Valley Bank & Trust Co
Cowboy Carl Arnold Heads to Pinetop Rodeo Circuit
Phoenix rodeo star Carl Arnold passed through Winslow yesterday en route to Pinetop for a rodeo later this month. He plans to return to Winslow for the Meteor City Roundup on July 2, 3 and 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Arnold
Phoenix
Winslow
Pinetop
Meteor City
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Mountain States Telephone Company
Robert Dendinger
Bert Campbell
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Skylight City
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J. F. Gerwitz
Brewster Green
Kingman
Metal Works
East Globe
Miami
Frank Smith
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Sullivan
Casper
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O. K
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The
Associated Press
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Winslow Floral
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Bazell Auto Court
Rialto Theatre
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