Summer Visitors and Local Notices In Winslow
A compilation of arrivals and departures. Miss June Duggar comes to spend the summer with Mrs. R. C. Kaufman. Mabelle Fugigg Flagstaff heads local Carson Studio duties. Wilma Bazell gains admission to the University of Southern California. funeral for Clara Kerring. Christian church cooks sale at Babbitt's. various residents travel, visit, or return from trips and events including Navajo work, Santa Fe assignments, and family visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
June Duggar
Sheldon
Calif
R. C. Kaufman
Mabelle Anns Fugigg
Carson
Fort Defiance
Fort Wingate
U.S. C
Wilma Bazell
University of Southern California
Fop
J. C. Boatright
Gallup
Clara Kerring
Baby Killed In Auto Accident To Be Buried At Yuma
Wilfred Ham four months old died in a car crash five miles east of here. Undertaker J M Drumm took the body to Flagstaff for return to Yuma for burial with parents Mr. and Mrs. John F Ham. Mrs Ham formerly Miss Fay Fox and sister Eloise Procknow accompanied by the father will bring the body back to Yuma. Mr Ham works as a bookkeeper for Farmers Cooperative Association in Yuma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred
John F. Ham
Here
Flagstaff
J. M. Drumm
Yuma
Maniac Plans More Slayings in Bayside Letter
A Bayside police probe follows a killer’s taunting note listing seven targets and initials. Mozynski, a College Point grocer, and Miss Catherine May were slain last week, while Lowley was shot near Queens Village as detectives compare the suspect’s description with existing evidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bayside
Mozynski
College Point
Catherine May
Lowley
Elizabeth King
Queens Village
Admiral Byrd Honored in Capital for Polar Flight
Admiral Byrd received a National Geographic Society gold medal in Washington for the aerial dash to the south pole. Explorers were greeted with a noisy, joyous reception echoing yesterday’s New York welcome. A man named Joseph Ustica, who escaped Kings Park hospital for the insane, is connected to a Brooklyn slaying last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cation
Washington
New York
Joseph Ustica
Kings Park Hospital
William Gilbride
Brooklyn
Pride and memory mark district ceremony
A community gathering honors fallen and serving naval figures. Ten year old Dick Byrd, Jr. clung to his mother as he gazed at his white-uniformed rear admiral father, reflecting the deep family ties amid the proceedings. Benson discusses plans to buy a modern fire truck and new firefighting equipment.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ladies of the Christian Church
Babbitt's
Navajo
Ben Culp
Winslow
Los Angeles
Harry UL. Reeves
A. L. Dunklin
R. L Neil
West Second Street
Winslow Woman's Club
Guild Hall
Roy McKinley
East
Ethel Blackwell
Santa Fe Hospital
John Creighton
Walnut Park
California
R. L. Metcalfe
Tommy
Betty
Frank Johnson
Fred Gillard
Mormon Lake
Mrs. Johnson
Phoenix
M. G. Mooore
Denver
Convention of Woman’s Clubs
Colorado City
Thomas Alford
Margaret Donnelly
George Donnelly
Santa FE
William Ergman
Santa Fe Coast Lines
Funeral Co
H. Chambers
Albuquerque
Clara Louise Kerring
Frank Goodman
Herd
Mr. Goodman
Edgar K. Miller
Reams Canyon Indian School and Agency
F. L. Walter
Dave Hughey
Greer
Arizona
Government Forest
Kansas
Ethel
Helen Burnett
Osage
Kans
Fred Harvey
B. L. Christiansen
Darrell
Rog Mmons
Murray
The
GC. BK. Lizitsky
Holbrook
C. A. Robbins
Petra Juarez
Maregildo Juarez
Percy T. Magan
College of Medical Evangelists of
Loma Linda
Cal
R. M. Stump
American Medical Association
Detroit
Joe Vedrich
San Francisco
Venterac
Jugo Slavia
Little Joe
Limb V. M. Akin
New Mexico Construction Company
Pital
Akin
Prescott
J. H. Schlotzhauer
Mr. Schlotzhauer
W. D. Hitchcock
W. A. Hill
Payn' Takit
R. M. Bruchman
Donald
Lake Mary
M. C. Kronheimer
New York City
la Posada
W. H. Hoover
W. R. Hensley
White Mountains
Lakeside
Silver Lake
Maniac
College UK
Admiral Byrd
National Geo
Ureir
Ustica
Nancy Carroll
Rialto
Miss Carroll
Chattertons
Edmund Goulding
Gloria Swanson
J. A. Pike
Miral
Benson
Georgia
Colgate Big Bath
Dona Castile
Jergen
Harts-Schaffner & Marx Spring Suits
Harts-Schaffner & Marx
Eee
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