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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-15
48 CHAIN BANKS
Continued from Page One)

G. H. Howard in Fulton Superior
court the affairs Of the Bankers
Trust Company were turned over to
the receivers.
The opinion was expressed in fin
ancial circles that most Of the banks
closed were not insolvent, but be-
cause Of the closing of the Bankers
Trust Company on which they re-
lied for funds, they We're forced to
close. a .a.~
Many Of the banks Of the chain
were said to have been able to make
other financial arrangements and re-
manned open.
All of the banks other than the
Georgia State banks, were said I'd
have been members Of a chain.
Judge OrV;lle Park of Macon, Ca
general counsel for the Georgia
Bankers Association, expressed a
similar opinion, explaining that most
of the banks which closed today were
relying upon the Bankers Trust
Company and when that organization
"Slh INV a ACSClN Vi 'lttty htEG
forced to close.
The Teceivership of the Bankers
Trust Company. was granted upon the
petition of the Bank of Umatilla, Fla,
which alleged that the company had
obtained $491,500 from the Umatilla
bank to be placed on investment.
This money, the petition said had
been distributed among the Bankers
financing company to finance banks in
Florida, Georgia, banks for the Bank
ers' Trust Company and the Barney
Banking Company of Brooks county,
Georgia, and a member of the chain.
OF the amount, the petition said,
$4,000 had been retained by the Bank
ers' Trust Company for it's own pur-
poses. The company paid $4,000 on
account on June IA, the petition said,
leaving claim due of s441,50O.
The petition charged that the Bank
ers' Trust Company and w. d. Manley,
its president, were insolvent due to
fraudulent misapplication and misuse
of funds Of the petitioners and other
institutions, and diversion Of funds
from trust purposes to personal gain
ana benefit Of the offices Of the corpor-
ation"
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PALERMO

EAST-Mr. and Mrs. Walter Banton
and their two boys were callers
Thursday on Mrs Banton's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. !. N. Quigg, and also at
James Cunningham
Miss Lois Turner Is visiting her
uncle, Elvin Turner, in Augusta
Miss Lillian Frazier of Augusta,
>who has been visiting at Lewis Days
for the past two weeks. has returned
home.
Mrs. Carrie Leeman visited her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brown. at
North Palermo, Thursday. and her
daughter Myrtle returned home with
her after visiting her grandparents.
Maurice Witham and Oscar Turner
were business callers Friday in Wash
ington and jefferson.
Fred Cunningham of Bangor is en-
Joying his vacation with his brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. James Cum
ningham.
Misses Thelma and Beatrice witham
of Carrs Corner visited their cousins,
Misses Phyllis and Beatrice Turner,
Friday
There was a family gathering Sun
day at N. NJ, Humans, also at r.. j.
Turner's.
Otto Tibbetts and mother of Bridge
water, Mass, were weekend guests at
c. r. Tibbetts', and his father, Frank
Tibbetts, returned with him after Wis
iting here for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Cunningham
and niece, Miss Bernice Light, of Au-
gusta, were Sunday visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Towle and
children We're Thursday evening call
ers Of Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Leeman.
Marcellus Cunningham and Gus
Lemon of Union recently called at
James Cunningham's.
Clarence Hannah has gone to Thorn
dixie to work in haying.
Russell Bradstreet and mother were
business callers in Augusta last
Thursday.
Mrs. James and Miss Myrtle Cum
ningham were calling on neighbors
Thursday.
Mrs. Olive Nash visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Eta Nash, Saturday at Wal
doboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eben Young and chill
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First Team of French
Boxers Start On Tour

Paris. July 14.--(R)-For the first
time on record a team Of French
boxers has started fighting tour of
the world. - - -.
Under the management Of Leon
Seem and of the Australian, Ted
Scott, who will act as chief trainer,
Latf1neur, Thuru, Blampain, Boitaert,
and Jansen have left Paris for sgd
ney, Australia. After fighting In
Melbourne. Adelaide and New Zea-
land, the team visits the Philippine
Islands and Cape Of Good Hope.
From there the schedule takes them
to South America, Buenos Aires, Ha-
vana, Mexico. Tampico and New Or
leans. Then to New York, where the
boat will be taken for France.
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dren of Brooks were Friday evening
callers of Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Lee
man.
Mrs. Bessie scates was a business
caller in Augusta Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myrtle Leeman and
children were Sunday visitors Of Mr..
and Mrs. Eben Young OF Brooks, and
during the day they all visited Ban
gor and Phillips Lake by auto.
Clabyon Scates and Oscar Turner
by truck exchanged cows with Orla
Johnston of Jefferson Monday. Mr..
Turner also bought registered Guern-
sey bull of Charles Sargent Of Palermo
the same day.
Mrs. Essie Gay and sister came
Tuesday and took Mrs. Ira Boynton to
her private hospital in Bangor.
Mrs. Ellen Turner is visiting at her
brothers, A. S. Fowler of Chelsea.
CENTER-Dr. Luther Whitman OF
Massachusetts and Kenneth Dins-
more of Branch Mills, were callers
at w. w. Turner's. Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. j. A.. Bradstreet visited her
daughter in Weeks Mills, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Turner OF JEFF
ferson and Edwin S. Turner of
Carmel were visitors at w. w. Tur-
ner's, Friday.
Frances Smell has gone to Gardi-
ner where she has employment in
her uncle's store.
Harold Saban OF East Palermo Is
assisting w. w. Turner in haying.
Gladys Young, who has been visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
]. A. Bradstreet for the past few
weeks, is visiting her aunt in Bel
fast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Young OF
Augusta and Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin
Grant and Charles Getchell of Bel
fast were guests at j. A Bradstreets
Sunday.
Mr.. Parlin Of Arson was calling in
this section Tuesday. Mr.. Parlin Is
looking for some farm on which to
settle his family, his father and
cousins.
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Formal Dress
To Return

London, July 14-PJ-A revival OF
dress. for the theatre custom which
lapsed during the war, again is well
on the way and has received an inn
petus from the authorities at Covent
Garden.
The program for the International
Opera season contains a notice that
sit is obligatory for evening dress to
be worn in the boxes, orchestra stalls
and circle seats" This decree is
expected to be followed by similar
hints from other of the leading thea
ire managers.
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Kiwanis Club To Make
Educational Tour

Shenandoah, Iowa, July 14.-(P)--
More than 500 residents Of at least
fourteen different states will soon be
Journeying- from Shenandoah toward
Europe because the local Kiwanis
club believes in the educational value
of travelling.
A special train carrying those WHO
want to make the trip under aus
pieces. of the Kiwanis club will leave
here July 81 for Montreal, from
which point they will sail for points
in England, Scotland, Ireland and
France.
This is the third educational tour
klwanis club has sponsored. The
first was arranged for school children
to make an economical pilgrimage
to the home and tomb of Abraham
Lincoln at Springfield, Ill. Last year
tour for anyone was made to Nj
agara Falls.
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SHAWMUT

Ray Scanlan OF Masardis, who
was called here by the critical III
ness of his daughter, returned home
Monday, accompanied by his four
grandchildren.
Mrs. George Ham who has been
seriously Ill was carried to the Au-
gusta hospital Saturday and report
ed as somewhat improved.
Miss Catherine Libby is reported
on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hicks enter
tanned callers from Harmony, Mon
day afternoon. -
Clifford Grouse who purchased the
Fred Lord farm last spring is here
from Hebron having the hay cut.
Mrs. Alice Gage is caring for the
infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Georfe
Ham during Mrs. Hams illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Gerald have
returned from an auto trip to Can
ada.
Mrs. A. s. Burke was in Fairfield
Sunday helping to care for her
father, who is very i'll.
Mrs. Doris Lowe Paine and two
daughters are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Lowe for the
summer.
Mrs. Joseph Mayo is employed at
the sanatorium for a time.
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Ear Marks Necessary
In Identifying Twins

Tokyo, July 14.-(P)-Feature for
feature, inch for inch and ounce for
ounce, Kazuo Kaneko and Tsuguo
Kaneko. twins, are so much alike
that even their parents were unable
to distinguish between them. In
voice, manners. likes and dislikes
they were duplicates.
Called to the colors. recently, the
examining officers could find no iden-
tifying marks SO were forced to at
fix marks to their ear lobes SO that
commanding officers might know to
which one they were giving orders.
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FARMINCTON

The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
Church will hold a food sale at Nor
tons Candy Store next Friday after
noon.
The Trumbull Players presented
'The Brat" at Music Hall, Tuesday
afternoon and evening, to q full
house. The next play which they
will present will be. Way Down
East" which will be In Pennington
in two weeks.
An Old Home Day service will be
held at the Congregational Church
at Temple, Sunday, July IS, at 2
p. m. Rev. Arthur A. Rouner of the
Old South Church. Pennington, will
be the speaker, and will also give
vocal solo.
Mrs. Evie Hicks Of West Somer-
vile, Mass. Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. Harold M. Card, at West
Pennington.
Miss Jane Ellsworth Of New York
and Miss Vivian Ellsworth. who has
been in California teaching and
studying, are 1t the home of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert J..
Ellsworth, for their vacations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Give C. Small of
Albany, N. Y. and Mrs. Smalps
mother. Mrs. Anderson. of Shelby,
Ohio, are the guests of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Small.
Miss Helen Knowlton Of the Mas
sachusetts Agricultural College at
Amherst passed the weekend at
the Exchange Hotel. She has taken
the A. B. Adams cottage on the
shore Of Wilson Lake where she
will pass the summer, and will be
glad to see her old time friends.
Norton Flat Farm Bureau will
meet next Friday with Mrs. Marcia
Edes on Main street. Salads and
Greens will be the subject. Each
member is requested to take her
own dishes.
The Ever-Ready Glass Of the Bap-
fist Church met with Mrs. n. F.
Sanborn, Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. c. Fearno of Washington
D. c., and Mrs. john Ament OF
Baltimore, Nd, are passing two
weeks with their sister. Mrs. Ro-
manus Weber. and family.
Mrs. Emily Dyer has returned
from a visit with her son at Provi-
dence. r. l., and Staten Island, n
Y. She is now passing a time at
Camp Donald with her brother,
Sumner Lowell.
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Passport Problem

London --(R)-Honeymoon pass
ports are good deal of problem
for newly-married couples who wish
to dash from a London church to
a boat train and cross the Channel
to France the day of their wedding.
Foreign ice viii not issue
passports for, a man and woman as
man and wife until they have ac-
tually been married. In some cases
clergymen have been entrusted by
the Foreign Office with such pass
ports and have not delivered them
until the young couple were legally
entitled to them.
THE MOVEMENT to own your
home starts and ends in the classified
section
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Sambo was asked what kind of
chickens he preferred.
well, sah," he replied after few
moments considera ton. "all kinds
has dere merits De white ones is
de easiest to find in the dark; but
de black ones is de easiest to hide
aftah you gets EN-"
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The AVERAGE Limit

"They say that one man in every
six has an automobile"
Then the motorist can run over
only five pedestrians"
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John C. Tirrell, on his way to
Dixfield from his camp at Madrid.
last week, was suddenly stricken
with commissions in the Maine Cen
trail waiting room at Harrington.
He was taken to the Franklin Hos
pital and given medical aid, and al
though improved is still there.
Acute Brights disease was thought
to have caused the attack.
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Cast of Biblical PLAY

Following is the cast of characters
Of the Biblical drama, Ruth" which
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry H. Hooper
have returned from their wedding
trip and have an apartment in the
Jennings house on upper Perham
street.
Mdms. Arbo c.. Norton and Frank
lin g. Gray were hostesses at a
luncheon and Bridge party at The
Belgrade, Belgrade Lakes, last Fri
day. A delicious luncheon was
served at noon, followed by Auction.
Prizes were awarded Mrs. Florence
Raymond of Winthrop, Mrs. Dan T,
Adams, Mrs. A. L. Henderson and
Mrs. Lillian S. Horne.
Mrs. A. J. Gerry of Auburn passed
few days in town last week.
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Mary Ann Jones

Mary Ann Jones, who had been
in failing health for some time,
passed away Sunday afternoon at
the home of her niece, Mrs. Harold
M. Card. She was IS years old. The
funeral was held at the Card resi-
dence at West Pennington, Tuesday
afternoon.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
IN INDIAN COUNTRY.

r. NJ. Bruchman, local Indian
curio dealer returned Tuesday
from q several days trip on the
reservation north Of Winslow,
where he had been on a buying
trip.
TO PHOENIX.
G. H. Madden, superintendent OF
Winslow schools returned this week
from Phoenix, where he attended
the sessions of the Arizona edu-
cational association.
TO TOMBSTONE.
W. G. Galloway, manager of the
local office of the Mountain States
Telephone & Telegraph Company,
accompanied by Mrs. Galloway, left
Tuesday morning by auto for
Tombstone, where they will spend
Thanksgiving with their daughter,
Mrs. e. G. Dendinger and husband.
MUSICAL DEALERS HERE.
Gene Redewell, piano dealer of
Phoenix was a visitor in Winslow
this week, placing a number Of
pianos while here. He was ac-
companied by Col Rosenblatt,
pianist. They returned to Phoe-
nix Wednesday.
HERE FROM WYOMING.
G. G. christensen and wife and
baby of Landers, Wyo., are visiting
in Holbrook the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Mclaughlin. They
spent a day in Winslow this week
with friends.
BACK FROM SPRINGS.
Rev. Father Barette of the st.
Joseph Catholic church returned
this week from the Aqua Caliente
Hot Springs near Yuma, where he
went to seek relief from an attack
of rheumatism Prior to that
Father Barrette spent a week in
retreat at Tucson.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
REMAINED OVER For VISIT.


William Jr. and Edward OSWALD
members Of the Willims Higf
School Football team, remained
over here after the Thanksgiving
day game for a visit with Their
father William Oswald. A sister
Mrs. Elizabeth Alcom also visited
her father this week, returning
to her home in Williams Thursday
TO PRESCOTT TEACHERS MEET
G. II. Madden, superintendent OF
Schools, attended the District Tea.
cher's meet in Prescott this week
10 PH0ENI% Il. ye3s
Local teachers who are spending
the Thanksgiving vacation in .Phoe-
nix are the Misses Celeste Amos,
Gladys Blackburn, Cathleen kerlin,
and Mary Vern Coleman.
REPORTED IMPROVING.
Mrs. Lottie Bisbee, who went to
the Santa Fe Hospital in Los An
geles last week, is reported as i'm
proving but that she will remain
in the hospital for several moro
weeks WhlIe undergoing treatmen
for an Internal goitre, from which
she has been suffering.
SHIP MANY CATTLE
Eighty-one carloads q cattle
were recently shipped by local
stockmen ITO eastern and western
markets, with western dealers
handling most of the stock.
MARRIED in GALLUP.
Number ed among the recent mar.
riages of interest to local residents
is that OF Mrs. Grace Savage and
Leo Hone y both Of this city, who
were married in Gallup Wednes-
day Of this week. Mr.. Honey is a
member Of the staff at the A. T
g. S. F. superintendent's office.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
/ NEW ASSISTANT.

NEW ASSISTANT.
Miss Madeleine Eisley has ac-
cepted a position at the Palace of
/ Sweets.
/ SPENDING THANKS
GIVING HERE.
The Misses Mary and Jane Liv-
ingston of Albuquerque are spend
ing Thanksgiving holidays here the
guests of their aunt Mrs. Riley
Walcott and family.
| AGENT HERE
C. f. Jones, Relief agent for the
A. T. & S. F. is spending a few
days in WinslOw on business.
FROM GRAND CANYON.
Fred Boltz, mechanic for the A.
T. & S. F. Shop Extension Crew
who has been at the Grand Canyon
for the past several weeks, arrived
in this city the early part of the
week and will be employed in the
same capacity for some time.
! VACATI0NING ON COAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Tevis left
Wednesday for a months vaca-
ton in California They expect to
visit at San Diego, Los Angeles
and other points along the coast,
before returning home.
SPENDING HOLIDAYS HERE.
Miss Glennie Smith came in from
Flagstaff Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving day with her brother
p. r. Smith and family. She left
Friday for Snowflake where she
will spend the rest Of the Thanks
giving holidays with her mother
Miss Glennie is a second year stu
dent at the Northern Arizona Tea
cher's College.
10 PHOENIX WEDNESDAY.
j. r. Kimber left Wednesday for
Phoenix where he spent Thanks
giving day with his family.
VISITING FRIEND IN ARTESIA.
Stanard Nesting is spending a
portion of his two weeks vacation
at ArteBia, New Mexico visiting
friends He left Tuesday morning
and expects to be gone about a
week
GALLUP GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Friend had
as guests from Gallup on Thanks
giving Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcmahon
and four children.
! VISITING WITH SON IN CALF.
Mrs. C. T. Shew who is spending
an extended visit in California with
her son Parker Kingrea of Sagi-
nav, is expected to return home
the early part Of December.
RETURN FROM COAST.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Mathie, with
their son and daughter, returned
Monday from a visit with relatives
and friends in Los Angeles.
REPAIRING DOWN
TOWN BUILDING.
Benton and Regin, newly formed
contracting firm, are placing new
roof on the building occupied by
the United Bank and Trust Com
pany and the w. w. Franklin
Motor Company.
BACK FROM HOSPITAL.
Ray Daugherty Of Winslow, who
has been in the Los Angeles Santa
1 Fe hospital for some months with
a badly fractured leg, has returned
to his home to convalesce from his
injury.
FORMER RESIDENT HERE.
Frank Howe, former Winslow
business man but now manager of
a Phoenix Laundry, was in Winslow
this week on business.
TO GLOBE.
I c. A. Robbins, local undertaken,
went to Globe this week on bust
ness.
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.
Mrs. Hattie H. Flaharty, county
school superintendent, has announ-
ced that she will hold teachers
examinations in the court house
at Holbrook on the first Monday
and Tuesday of next month, Dec
ember 9Th and 7th.
NEW SUPERINTENDENT.
E. e. McCarty is acting as Sup
erintendent of the Albuquerque
Division at Winslow in the absence
of J. D. McCully, who is on a ninety
day leave Of absence.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
PASSED THROUGH ENROUTEi
TO ILLINOIS

r. e. Chambers, former ,asSis tant
division engineer residing here,
passed through last Friday. accom-
panied by Mrs. Chambers, enr QUITE
to Decatur, Illinois, to attend the
funeral of his father, William c..
Chambers, who was division II as
ter mechanic for the Wabash e Rail-
road company.
RETURNED FOR VISIT HEEE.
Mrs. Dan MacLean returne.d to
Winslow, Friday after spe ding
the summer with her daughter in
California. Mrs. MacLean expects
to visit for some time at the home
Of her father /. A. See.
HERE FROM TAYLOR.
Nh and Mrs. Alma Hunt. were
here from Taylor on Sunday to
deliver a load of THANKSGIVING tur-
keys to the Campbell Market.
VISITING DAUGHTER.
Mrs j. C. Ramsey is here this
week from Snowflake. visiting with
her daughter Mrs. William Tuttle.
FROM SANTA FE HOSPITAL.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. l.. Hughes had
turned Tuesday evening from Los
Angeles where Mr.. Hughs had
been receiving treatment at the
Santa Fe Hospital for carbuncle.
LEFT FOR LOS ANGELES
Mrs w. c. Sales and son and
Mrs. G: S. Fearis left Sunday for
Los Angeles where they expect to
do a portion of their Christmas
shopping. While in the coast city,
an ear specialist will treat the
young Sales boy.
RETURNS FROM PHOENIX
w. w. Franklin, local automobile
dealer, returned Wednesday from
Phoenix, where he attended the
state fair.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
:. = - d s. - !. 4 .ss - :. j. - I.
: : PERSONAL AND
;. : LOCAL NEWS
LEAVES TO MAKE HOME
IN KANSAS CITY

Mrs. Helen TwitchelI, who has
for some years been an employe
OF the Santa Fe superintendent s
office here, left Winslow Sunday
for Kansas City, where she will
make her home with her son Ham
ilton, who is at present attending
school near Kansas City. During
Mrs. Twitchells residence here she
has made many friends who regret
her move to the middle west. Miss
Mabel Hill will assume Mrs
Twitchells duties in the railroad
office.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26

U&I lIION 4 W JllC lIliuNlC W COJ. Nl1SO
Mabel Hill will assume Mrs.
Twitchell's duties in the railroad
office.
TO SPEND VACATION ON
COAST
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Foulkes, both
! employees of the Santa Fe in Wins
low, left Saturday evening for Los
Angeles, where they will spend
their joint vacation.
BRINGS FAMILY HONE
r. ]. Fischer, Of the superin-
tendents office, returned Monday
from Los Angeles, bringing with
him Mrs. Fischer and their daugh-
ter, Margaret, who have been
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Fischer's father in Beverly Hills,
California.
RETURNED FROM
TRAINING CAMP.
c. G. Meyer, Lieut. Res. @. M.
c. returned this week from Ft Sam
Houston, where he attended the
officers training camp for two
weeks. Accompanied by Mrs Moy-
er they made the trip by auto, re-
turning to Winslow via the south
ern route visiting Mr.. Meyers mo-
ther in Wilcox.
AIRPLANE HERE
THANKSGIVING DAY
A Curtiss commercial plane of
Clarkdale was in Winslow Thanks
giving day landing at Winslow's
municipal field. Numerous pass
enger trips were made.
SUPT. OF CHILDREN'S
HOME HERE.
n. E. Middleton, superintendent
of the Arizona Childrens Home is
here Friday and Saturday of this
week making the annual solicita-
ton for the maintenance of the
home. Following the enlargement
this year the home has maintained
and cared for so per cent more
orphan children than any other
previous year, the resulting con-
dition being that the funds of the
organization are depleted greatly.
IN GALLUP THANKSGIVING.
Mrs. Jack Hynes and son AL
bert left Tuesday to spend Thanks
giving with Mr.. and Mrs. John @.
Burns and Mr.. and Mrs. w. B..
Taylor in Gallup, New Mexico.
SECURED DIVORCE
c. w. Lowen, operator in the
train dtspatcher's office Tuesday
was granted a divorce in the Su-
perior Court at Holbrook by Judge
| Crosby, from his wife, Norma Nc
| Cormac Lowen. The divorce was
granted on grounds Of desertion.
Attorney ]. L. Sweeney of Wins
low represented Lowen. Early
this year Lowen alleging that his
wife deserted him shortly after
their marriage.
TO ALBUQUERQUE.
Joe Cloquer, former resident,
and brakeman on the A. T. & S. F.
who has been living in Williams
of recent months, stopped over
here Monday on business, enroute
to Albuquerque where he expects
to remain for some time.
TO GLENDALE.
L.. w James, local manager of
the J. G. Penney Co. Store left Mon
day evening for Glendale, Cali
fornia where he will spend several
days with Mrs. James and the
children.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26

ADDITIONAL LOCALS ON PAGE 3
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
BRINGS FAMILY HONE

F. j. Fischer, Of the superin-
tendent's office, returned Monday
from Los Angeles, bringing with
him Mrs. Fischer and their daugh-
ter, Margaret, who have been
spending a few weeks with Mrs.
Fischer's father in Beverly Hills,
California.
The Winslow mail., 1926-11-26
TO SPEND VACATION on
CAAGV

Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Foulkes, both
employees of the Santa Fe in Wins
low, left Saturday evening for Los
Angeles, where they will spend
their Joint vacation.