Readers travel notes and local social visits in Winslow
Auditors from Arizona Gas in Los Angeles arrive to audit Winslow books. Many local residents and visitors from Los Angeles, Holbrook, Flagstaff and Gallup are noted on fishing trips, rodeo attendance, and social visits around Mormon Lake and nearby towns. New baby born to Mr and Mrs Guadalupe Serina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. Brown
Arizona Gas Company of
Los Angeles
Winslow
Mormon Lake
James Whiteaker
Sante Fe Railroad
C. E.whiteaker
Robert Vaughan
Winslow Furniture Company
Winslow E. F. Plagee
Transcontinental and
Western Air
Wichita
Ralph Davis
Virginia
A. O. Rowe
Studio Grand
Davis
Michigan
Mary Brown
Navajo County
Winsslow
Flagstaff Teachers College
T. G. Anderson
Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical Company
G. C. Bazell
Bazell Motor Company
Holbrook
American Legion
Ira J. Montgomery
Dale Martin
Nona Martin
Verne Conway
Martin
Peggy Mead
Gallup
Melvin Chapin
Jimmy Lee Mead
Owen Passey
Winslow Retail Credit Association
Junior
W. G. Morton
Santa Fe Railroad
Mary Jane
Pasadena
Carter Tatum
California
Keams Canyon
W. F. Byrd
John D. Keeley
Keams Canyon Indian Agency
City
James
la Venne Whiteaker
C. E. Whiteaker
J. O. McKenna
Flagstaff
A. B. Nelson
Babbitt Bros. Trading Company
Joe Walhaus
Garageman 'S
Skylight
Joseph City
Northern Arizona Furniture Company
J. E. Balmer
Leupp Navajo Indian Reservation
J. H. Embry
Babbitt Bros. Trading,company
Chicago
Johnson
Olsen and Johnson
R. K. O. Orpheum
Harry Sipe
White Mountains
Meteor City Roundup Plans Go Forward This Summer
Arrangements move rapidly for the Meteor City Roundup to be held July 2 3 4 sponsored by the Winslow Lions Club. The rodeo queen contest at the Rialto Theatre crowned Miss Joan O Hara first prize with others in the top five. prizes include clothing and jewelry. Rodeo director Hank Ulrich reports final preparations as gates, stands, corrals and track are readied. Officials urge spectators and car traffic control to protect the grounds during daily horse races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M
Charley” Hitchcock
Navajo County Recorder
Holbrook
Karl Cahn
Owl Drug Store
Mormon Lake
LEUPP
H. BE. Wishaar
Leupp Navajo Indian Agency
Winslow
Meteor City
Winslow Lions Club
Rialto Theatre
Joan’ O'Hara
W. J
Bill” O'Hara
Meteor City Athletic Club
Mandell’s
Peggy Lee White
Harold White
Jo Ann Knadler
Miss White
McHood
Knadler
Nehi Bottling Works
Rodeo
Jessamine Bargeman
Louise Smongeski
Alice Lee
Evelyn Eames
Geneva Jensen
H. A. “Hank” Ulrich
Lions Club
Arizona Bank
Rodeo Committee
Redskins Defeat Meteor City Stars
The Winslow Santa Fe Redskins beat the Meteor City Stars 15 to 4 in the return baseball game yesterday afternoon. Ike Peacock pitched all nine innings for the Redskins and also hit two home runs. Rubi of the Stars hit one. Seven errors marred the game as Coopertown posted eight hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moses Ortiz
Coopertown
Ortiz
Santa Fe Railroad
Winslow Santa Fe Redskins
Meteor City Stars
Stars
Redskins
Williams
Ike Peacock
Chavez
Rubi
Torres
Peacock
Railroad Official Johnson Dies After Illness
B O Johnson aged 54, until last December an assistant to the operations vice president of the Northern Pacific railway, died today after months of illness. He joined the railway 30 years ago as a section laborer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
B. O. Johnson
Northern Pacific Railway
Railway
Lions Club attendees back Winslow rodeo amid Holbrook events
Lions Club members attended the American Legion rodeo in Holbrook on weekend crowds. They assured audiences that the Winslow show would occur as planned with advertised prizes. Cowboy contestants at Holbrook and others arrive daily for preparations for the large northern Arizona event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bers
Lions Club
American Legion
Holbrook
Winslow
Arizona
Stores Must Get Licenses Before July 1 To Operate
Arizona storekeepers were warned that licenses under the Flake-Udall bill must be obtained before July 1 to operate. The state tax commission said fees must be paid promptly while the question awaits state Supreme court settlement. The law imposes a sliding scale of fees with a minimum of $3 annually.
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Phoents
Ariz
Arizona
State Tax Commission
State Supreme Court
Democratic platform plank seeks repeal of 18th Amendment
Arizona delegates on platform and rules committees include John E. Bacon and A. H. Favour. Senator Walsh of Massachusetts said he would report to the convention floor for a plank pledging repeal of the 18th Amendment and immediate modification of the Volstead Act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Arizona
John E. Bacon
A. H. Favour
Democratic Platform Committee
Walsh
Massachusetts
Raskob Urges Democrats to Seek 18th Amendment Repeal at States
Chicago Stadium June 27 chairman John J. Raskob urges the Democratic national convention to adopt a platform demanding submission of the repeal question of the 18th amendment to state conventions for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago Stadium
John J. Raskob
Silver Counterfeit Coins Turn Up in Phoenix
In Phoenix on June 27, reports said counterfeit twenty five cent pieces containing genuine silver were found in tills. Merchants described the coins as nearly perfect but undated, possibly produced in Mexico and smuggled across the border. At current silver values the coins cost about 10 cents to make.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Mexico
Deciding Game Of Junior Baseball Will Be Tonight
The American Legion junior baseball final features the Coopertown Tigers versus the Southside Blue Jays. Both teams won one game on Saturday and Sunday, and tonight's winner will represent Winslow in the July state tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Coopertown Tigers
Southside Bluejays
Winslow
Tigers
Bluejays
Jays topple Tigers in high scoring thriller
An 8 to 7 victory closed a fast and exciting doubleheader. Victorio Hernandez pitched well for the Bluejays, limiting the Tigers to five hits and four runs across the middle innings. Jose Olague delivered a clutch two run homer with two aboard to spark the Tigers comeback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoriano Hernandez
Bluejays
Tigers
Hernandez
José
Olague
The
Bonus marchers from Pacific coast reach Amarillo on way to Washington
Forty marchers from the Pacific coast under Bill Godwin spent last night in Amarillo and planned to depart today for Washington. The group traveled by motor cars and included several women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Tex
Pacific Coast
Bill Godwin
Washington
Nimble despite the odds at first base
The report praises a player for nimbleness unmatched by teammates and describes his first base play as that of a veteran, highlighting his standout fielding and experience on the field.
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R. L. Metcalf
Santa Fe Railroad Telegraph Department
Mark Kinney
Reamns Canyon Indian Agency
Ralph Miller
Pine
N. 8. Bly
Pine Oren Care
First National Bank
Dick Walker
James Bly
Charles Oare
J. W. Bazell
Jake McClure
Lovington
N. M
Pete Brand
Wm. H. Dagg Mercantile Sales Forces
George C. Jackson
Guadalupe
Serina
Southside
Serrna
Roundhouse
Ivan Rhoton
Shumway
Marvin
Winslow Floral
Zemo
Lambert Pharmacal Co
St. Louis
U.S.A
Coopertown Boys
Hunt
Wentholatum
Chesterfield Radio
Boswell
Alex Sisters
Gray
Norm
Mount
Columbia NE
Rom Wed
Ruth Etting
Jkenshire
Daily Mail
G. Robinson
Toreador
Vitaphone Act
Paramount
Cro Owning
Joan Bennett
Vivienne Ware
Tel
Liscerra Myrens Tosacco Co
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