Arizona republican., 1922-05-29
F ARM BUREAU Of
CHANDLER IN BIG
COOPERATIVE DRIVE

CHANDLER, MAY %. - The local
farm bureau has on one of the big
gest drives ever attempted in this
vicinity in an effort to get every
rancher to become a member of one
Of the greatest CO. operative market
ing associations ever organized in
this county. This drive is under the
direction and supervision OF b. NJ.
Crenshaw, who is secretary of the
farm bureau here.
There has been three teams OF two
members each put in the field sur
rounding Chandler The following
parties are working ON the commit
tees: G.. r. Tifal and Monroe Miller,
Albert Wolf and A. G.. Austin. Henry
l.. Peterson and Oris Holdrep.
There are four of these cooper
ative associations included in the
drive as follows: hay growers. grain
growers. dairymen and cotton grow
ers. Anyone signing up for either of
these associations becomes a member
of the farm bureau without any other
fee, Every producer in the valley
will be solicited during this drive.
Memorial Services Sunday
The annual memorial services. in
honor of the veterans of all the wars
of the United States who gave their
lives for their country. will be held
at IL a. m. Sunday, May 2S. 1922. in
the high school auditorium, Every
church in Chandler will be represent
ed in these services, and the whole
community is expected to join in
paying tribute to the departed heroes
The program will be in charge of
Commander f. F.. Burridge Of the
Suhuaro post of the American legion.
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vision of the music and the memorial
address will be delivered by Rev.
Chas. T. Radford. pastor OF the
Christian church.
There will be an excellent program
rendered, and a request has been
given out asking all the fraternal or
ganiZatons to gather at the high
school at 10 80 a. m. to act as escort
for the war veterans and march in
with them into the auditorium. Show
your respect for your country's de-
tenders by being present at these
services.
Two Residences Burned
Friday at noon Mr.. and Mrs j. B.
Brockett went to their home just east
of town to have lunch and they i'm
mediately returned to town where
they both have positions Less than
their work a phone message was sent
to Mr. Brockett at the Bank of
Chandler that his home was burning
down. He and several others rushed
to the fire as soon as possible but
the fire had consumed everything on
their arrival. No one knows the
origin of the fire.
The entire furnishings in the home
We're new as the Rrocketts had only
been married a short time. This was
not an entire loss as there was some
insurance.
George Gorath, who lives 12 miles
southeast of Chandler lost his home
and everything they had in the way
of clothing and furniture last We'd
nesday He did not have any insur
anee on either the home Of the fur
nishings.
Mineahs Leave For Coast
Mr.. and Mrs. G, r. Mineah left here
this week for Los Angeles where they
expect TO make their home. Mr. Min
eah was former manager of the Ari-
Zona Hardware and Lumber COM
pany of this place and was also a
member of the city council. Their
many friends were sorry to lose them
from the community.
Buys Transfer Business
A. b. Worley has purchased the
transfer business conducted by Rog
ers and Son The new business will
be known as the Worley Transfer
company. This is not new business
for Mr.. Worley as he was formerly
in the transfer business here some
two years ags
More than 200 of the Chicago and
Boston realtors invaded Chandler
Thursday on an inspection tour of
the valley. They arrived here at IL |
a. m. and We're served refreshments
by the Woman's club at the San |
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