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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1929
Page
3
Members of the Masonic orders urged to attend Sunday services at the Methodist Church. Multiple residents and visitors travel to Onawa Iowa Flagstaff Mormon Lake and Needles for family visits business calls and weekend trips. A new Chevrolet sedan is purchased. births and travel plans are noted among Winslow residents.
Mr and Mrs W H Sawyer visiting with Attorney Pp A Sawyer and wife left for Sapulpa Oklahoma They joined the Shrine convention visit to Los Angeles and enjoyed a White Mountain fishing trip in Arizona I Cooper of Northern Arizona Furniture Co left for Gallup on a business mission with Gene Graden Auditor E T Meredith Santa Fe traveler was brief here A V Croft to arrive tomorrow then to Clovis New Mexico for a week before returning as freight cashier for Santa Fe Reno Foehner to Belleville Texas for relatives T H Murray Santa Fe agent arrived yesterday in Winslow then departed for Phoenix
Zuni Indian Andrew Chimoni from New Mexico lost his mile lead in a 1090 mile race against a horse near Pecos Texas. The horse named General pulled ahead by ten miles as Chimoni resumed jogging after a cramped leg slowed him.
Western States Cash and Carry Wholesale Grocery to open Branch No 8 in Phoenix Growers Market and new branches in Flagstaff Holbrook Globe as Arizona Grocery adds wholesale depots. The operation serves retailers and firms buying for resale with cash and carry terms. New catalogs will be issued soon.
The Northern Arizona Furniture Co added a new Chevrolet six truck with a large specially built body. The interior sides are padded and covered with heavy carpet material to protect furniture during delivery and reduce handling damage.
Hauffault, manager of the United Dry Goods store, returned home yesterday from California. He will live in Winslow with his wife and children. C E Bailey, former manager, now serves as Williams assisted during Hanfmauir's absence.
City workmen repaint parking signs in the downtown district replacing the red signs with new markers. The crews work through the day to place the updated signs on curbs.
Indians in full regalia from Laguna tribe join a special Santa Fe train carrying 150 delegates to the American Railway Association convention in Los Angeles. The Winslow visit includes Santa Fe Indian Band performances and a peace dance display before continuing to Williams for a Grand Canyon detour en route to Los Angeles.
Licenses to wed in Flagstaff list Pred Udine 22 of Williams marrying Marian Elizabeth Grigg 31 of Williams and George Tissan 22 and Norme Parker both of Cottonwood Arizona in yesterday’s records.
Local notices list visits and guests in Flagstaff including Alexander of Waco and nieces, Mrs. Brown of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Manning. A food sale for the Rebekah lodge raised funds with volunteers Tilie Gregg, Carrie Shoff, and Charlotte Mills assisting. A seven and a half pound baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Potts. multiple residents and visitors from Phoenix, Pasadena, Bakersfield, and Prescott are mentioned with social gatherings, travels, and upcoming plans around Flagstaff households.
Flagstaff June 29 Sheriff J C Kester said P Sandoval of Williams was taken for booze possession yesterday. Sandoval already had prior trouble and was later returned to the county jail awaiting a hearing.
Flagstaff experiences one of its hottest weeks with the mercury at 91.5 degrees on Thursday and 90.7 on Friday. Weather observer W. H. Thompson notes the official record high in Flagstaff is 92 degrees, underscoring its status as a summer oasis in Arizona and the southwest.
Flagstaff outi ng guests enjoyed a summer social under the direction of Miss Marion Wallace. Ten members attended the outing at Elden Springs featuring horse shoes jumped rope and lunch. Guests included Mrs. Lewis Benedict Peggy Neff and Dorothy Van Ness.
Count Tolstoy urged nonviolence before a large audience, saying murder is murder whether wholesale or retail and that the simplest way to prevent war is not to fight. He cited his father Leo Tolstoy’s life and writings, linking peace to individual responsibility.
June 22 Romaine Loudermilk, Arizona author and cowboy, was guest of the class at the Arizona summer session conducted by Miss Mary Goyer. He performed in true cow boy style with songs of the range and the camp, joined by Harrison Connard, another Arizona writer residing in Flagstaff.
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