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Winslow Daily Mail

Location

Winslow, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1928

Page

4

Winslow Chief Harp Enters Navajo County Sheriff Race

Charles W. Harp, Winslow police chief and veteran peace officer, announces his Democratic primary bid for Navajo County sheriff. He has served as undersheriff in 1917 and 1918, sheriff 1919 and 1920, and has lived in the county since 1905 with Winslow as his home except four years in Holbrook.

Charles W. Harp Winslow Baily Mail Navajo County Harp Ify Yyoters Winson Aring Lee Harp Holbrook oMr Arizona Belge

Epworth League Institute Opens at Groom Creek Near Prescott

More than 250 people from Winslow and surrounding towns attend the week long session at Groom Creek for study and recreation. W Stricker heads the faculty with 15 teachers. Rev O Enyeart and Arthur Kent assist. Attendees hail from Garfield Glendale Gilbert King Williams Flagstaff and Prescott among others. local participants include the Ner cand family and several area residents. An audience of 200 heard Hessell speak on Holy Land topics Monday night.

Winslow Epworth. League Institute of the Methodist Episcopal Church Groom Creek Prescott Voetey W. ‘Stricker Ste Institute Arthur Kent the Phoenix Church Garfield Oheighton Glendale Tee Gilbert Ruth ‘Land Florence Pint McGregor Vine Warner and Sons Stubting Hessell E ” Hessell

Negro Home Raid Leads to Liquor Seizure and Arrest

Sobn H Bell a colored resident of Fourth Street was jailed after a raid by Officers Rube Neill and Guy Myers. They seized liquor pints allegedly spirituous and a case of beer with ingredients to make more. Occupants and liquor were taken to the city. Bell had reportedly operated there for the past month.

H. ‘Bell Golored Fourth Street Rube Neill Guy Ifers

Lindbergh delayed by fog lands at improvised field

Col. Lindbergh, flying from Detroit to New York in a Ryan Brougham, was forced to land near Pittston Pennsylvania due to fog and rain. He circled over the area for about 15 minutes and landed at an open field used as a children’s camp, then planned to resume the flight in the morning.

Pittston A. Lindbergh Detroit New York Lindbergh Iee Lynigh Valley Coxton Yards Ialandbergh Bindbergh Ryan Brougham

Miss Stewart Joins State Auto Club in Northern Arizona

The Arizona automobile association based in Phoenix announces Miss Margaret KK Stewart, formerly of Flagstaff, will lead sales and organization work in northern Arizona. Stewart has been secretary of the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce and with the automobile club of Washington at Grays Harbor, Aberdeen, bringing valuable experience to her new role.

Arizona Automobile Association Phoenix Margaret KK Stewart Flagstaff Arizona Stewart

St Joseph's Church Sunday Masses and Weekday Devotions

Rev J C Barrette announces Masses at St Joseph's Church on Sundays at 6 30 and 9 30 with weekday Masses at 7 00 and 7 30 a m Evening devotions on Sundays at 6 30 o'clock.

Sunday School and Worship at Maple and Berry Corner

Christian Science Society invites all to Sunday school at 9 45 a m and services at 11 a m at the corner of Maple and Berry in Sweeney Heights Addition. The note extends a cordial invitation to everyone.

Christian Science Society Maple and Berry Sweeney Heights

Episcopal Church Sunday Services Announced

Morning prayer and sermon planned for 11 a.m. at the church. Rector L. T. Glenn invites all to attend this Sunday service.

Episcopal L. T. Glenn

St Pauls Church Sunday Service Notice

St Pauls Episcopal Church announces service for Sunday June 24 at 11 am led by Rector L T Gwynn.

Church Service Schedule and Sermon Topics

Rev. William R. Hessell leads Sunday school at 9 45 with morning worship at 10 50 and a sermon titled Who Then Shall Be Saved. Evening worship runs 8 to 9 with a sermon theme A Wise Choice followed by a stereopticon lecture of Holy Land places. Welcome to The Church With the Open Door and the Friendly Hand.

William R. Hessell Holy Land

Bible School and Evening Chautauqua Service Agenda

Bible School gathers at 9 45 a m with classes for all ages and aims for higher attendance in school and worship. The morning sermon titled The Jerusalem Church will be heard by every member. In the evening a one hour Chautauqua service will be presented, offering an interesting and helpful program. All are invited for a quiet hour at either or both services.

Bible School Jerusalen

Pastor’s Sunday Services Explore Hell and Resurrection

Co. V. Overman presents Sunday activities at the church with Bible School at 9 45 AM and sermons on Hell and the resurrection. The morning lesson is Jesus the Saviour and the second sermon asks if there is necessity for Hell. Evening topic questions the nature of resurrected bodies and whether Heaven will grant tangible forms. Readers are invited to join the discussion.

Hell

German bakers strike in Berlin threatens bread supply

Berlin bakers vote to strike, threatening bread supply as shortages loom with less than a week of grain reserves. The UP report notes the action began June 22 and affects the capital's daily loaves.

Berlin

Winslow Scene Says travelers and visitors in town

Daily notes show Dr J W Hannett of Gallup enroute to Flagstaff for surgery. Joseph City residents Aaron Porter and Jesse Bushman visit. Gallup foreman Jim Kiley arrives to see friends and attend a dance at Arcadia Hall. Various others head to Flagstaff Prescott Phoenix and coast cities for work visits or leisure.

J. W. Hannett Gallup Winslow Flagstaff Joe City Aaron Porter Jesse Bushman Joseph City Gallup P Jim ‘Kiley Round House Arcadia Hall Flagstay Helen van Atta Will &Pend Baker “Brothers Prescott Clark Froy. Taylor Palmer S of Taylor L. Ah Bernard Yulia Tet Los Angeles Friends, New Kentucky Dora Frank Shisbury O “Center Ang’ Mere Moore Big Aunt Phoenix Georgiana Herman ‘Thornton Jimmy Buick Auto Thornton el Paso Jeetep General. Motors, Sand Maxwell May Winn Mildred Francis Winnowill He Collett San‘Bernarding Safety J. . Fouts Riley M “Fe New Fred McCullach Margaret” Borden Texas A. W.feffill Waco Christian Ferrill College of That Turlock Margaret O'Brien Motor Company California Christensen-Hitchcock Totor Jone Atgallup George Strong Fay Jones Santa, Fe Galwa Harvey House Pollock Stockman Esterday Bebe Ae & Ee Lou Paso Laney Searles Santa Cleies Jol Wood Fresno Woods

Foreign Devils Opens at Rialto Starring Tim McCoy

The article notes MGM plans using historical events for films and highlights Tim McCoy in a new drama opening today at the Rialto. Cast includes Claire Windsor Cyril Chadwick Barly Fitzroy Lawson Butt Frank Cartier Sojin and Frank Chew. Directed by W. S. Van Dyke.

Motion Picture Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Tim McCoy McCoy Rialto China Claire “Windsor Cyril. Chadwick Barly Fitzroy Lawson Butt Frank ‘Cartier Sojin Frank Chew S. van Dyke

Arrest Promises In Glab Case Ties

Los Angeles reports a promise of arrest for a woman and two men in the John S. Glab murder case. Police say suspects have been under surveillance for days as officers pursue a conspiracy theory linked to the Chicago druggist’s slaying.

Los Angeles John S. Glab Chicago James Hazel Glab Ethyl Kaser Glab Marian Adams McKittrick McKenzie W. R. McIntire

Rialto Theatre Cuts Matinee Days For Summer

Manager Lloyd of the Rialto Theatre announces matinees will be reduced to three days weekly for the rest of summer. Matinees on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday are discontinued, leaving matinees on Wednesday Saturday and Sunday.

Triple Execution in Washington DC First in Six Decades

Three men tagged as slayers of policeman Leo W. Busch were executed in DCs new electric chair marking the first triple execution in the capital since the Lincoln assassination era. Nicholas Lee Eagles 32 sang Eli Eli as he died protesting innocence with John Proctor 19 and Samuel Moreno 20 following.

United Press Transcontinental Wire Washington Leo W. K. Busch Surratt Lincoln Nicholas Lee Eagles Eli John Proctor District of Columbia Samuel Moreno Busch

If You Buy Sell or Trade Use Our Classified Ads

Classified ads invite readers to place or respond to local buy sell and trade notices. The brief item underscores ease of use and community reach for buyers sellers and traders seeking quick transactions.

Board Denies Clemency for Most of Lung Quadruple Case

Following convictions defense lawyers exhausted every recourse to commute the sentence to life imprisonment. The state board of pardons and paroles declined to act for the other Chinese in the quintet while Lung, the youngest, had his sentence commuted to life. The board cited Lung was a minor at the time of the crime and thus immune to the death penalty.

State Board of Pardons Lung Ort Quintet Sfor Wong Lung

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