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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
4
Representatives of civic and fraternal organizations in Winslow meet to establish a committee to examine financing and preliminary details for a community swimming pool. The group will report in ten days, aiming to replace unsafe unregulated swimming at Clear Creek with a well regulated facility backed by broad local support.
The article compares a mother jailed for operating a small still with a massive warehouse distillery destroyed by an accidental fire. The small operation was raided quickly, while the large one endured months of apparent immunity before perishing in the blaze, highlighting enforcement gaps in prohibition.
A quirky remark connects Ludendorff's blame to Charlemagne as the Kaiser’s World War defeat fuels speculation while a joke about champagne from Ludy surfaces. The line blends history and humor in a light historical note.
Report notes a decree ordering Reichstag members to refrain from removing coats during summer sessions. Humorous remark adds that during heated debates it would be clearer to tell them to keep their shirts on.
The piece suggests Brooklyn nicknamed the bedroom of New York is ideal for testing new shorts and street pajamas, highlighting fashion experimentation in the borough.
Martha Hunt hosts Third Street Club with prizes for high score and club prize awarded to C. T. Shew. Equiche Club members attend. D. B. Crozer wins high score and R. L. Metcalfe club prize. George T. Stevens birthday dinner at Hineley home with family guests. Social Hight Club hosts prize recipients. Woman's Benefit Association picnic scheduled July 1 near Flagstaff. Unit system production and gas conservation advances noted.
The Prescott Journal Miner notes that fewer than two percent of active U.S. wells yield most oil, prompting continued wildcat drilling while curtailment lingers. Authorities expect curtailed production may last about nine months, with a need for a middle ground to avoid under or over production.
Sunday School at 10 a m and morning prayer with sermon at 11 a m announced by Rev L T Gwynn rector. all invited to attend.
Sunday School at 9 45 a m and Bible Class at 10 45 a m on West Third Street opposite Round House Yard. Vacation Bible School weekdays 9 to 11 30 a m except Saturday and Fourth of July. No evening meeting next Friday due to holiday. Romans 6 23 quoted. MISS ARMERDING missionary.
At Corner Warren Ave and Aspinwall the Sunday schedule lists Morning Worship at 11:00 with the subject Too Many and Too Few and a Junior B Y P A at 6:45 followed by Evening Service at 8:00 with the Sand Artist. Midweek Prayer and Praise is Wednesday at 8:00 p.m. plus Thursday choir practice. Rev Robt Teachout of Reams Canyon will again lead the Navajo mission services.
Preliminary ballyhoo for the 1932 Washington bicentennial marks a nationwide push to revive devotion to the country. Led by Herbert Hoover as chairman, the commission aims to reach schools churches homes and organizations with plays posters trees and a George Washington motion picture. Ministers will preach patriotic sermons and campaigns will run on radio fairs and expositions.
The pastor concludes a church address with a patriotic call to service, urging loyalty to spiritual duties and obedience to governing authorities, citing Romans 13:1. W. Ray Gorsage signs as pastor in the message about patriotism and faith guiding public duty.
The L D S church at Maple and Berry hosts Evening Worship at 7 30 p m with a Young Men's and Young Women's meeting scheduled Tuesday The Bishop A B Campbell presides overseeing Mutual Improvement Association activities at the same hour.
Block on Berry avenue lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m Sunday. Wednesday evening services are at 8 p m.
Corner Third and Winslow church holds morning worship at 9 45 and 10 50 services with an evening gospel at 8. Sermon topics include Life's Attainment and Now Abideth Faith. Sacred Heart Mass at 7 30 invites all without a home church to worship. Pastor George H Quayle invites all.
Corner of Aspenwall and Winslow Avenue hosts Bible School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship and Communion at 11 a m Theme The Great Promise Young People’s Meeting at 7 p m Evening Worship at 8 p m Theme The Sower Goes Forth to Sow Pastor Wilbur R Hensley invites readers Friendly church Vacation in Arizona ad promotes travel to Arizona Classified ad section ends with Br ing Results
A.H. Hebbard of Holmes Supply Company visited town to discuss company matters. W.H. Osborne of L. J. Smith and Co. contractors eyed Santa Fe double track work between Winslow and Denison. Henry F. Ashurst, former Cocone County prosecutor now in Prescott, attended the trial of H. H. Smith vs Oldaker and Campbell. Mrs. Bond arrived to reside with her son Charles N. Bond. Emmet Drumn, son of John P Drumpa the barber, was bitten by a bulldog but recovering. R. T. O Rourke, Santa Fe agent, hospitalized in Los Angeles with rheumatism and improving. Ed Ward and Bert Sutton sought ranch supplies. Mesdames Wier and Anderson had a runaway en route to the Indian trading post. their baby was unharmed. Milt Todd of Perkins and Sutton sheep outfit was in town.
A snapshot of small town life with residents traveling to Chicago Albuquerque and Los Angeles. Mr Hitchcock returns from Chicago last Sunday Wm Matthie and family vacation at the Cariyon and several residents plan trips or relocations while Mrs Mays recovers from surgery at Santa Fe hospital.
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