Widow’s Red Cross aided Phoenix windstorm home restored
Maria Diaz, a 62 year old Phoenix widow and mother of five, moves back into her six room house at 2005 East Harrison after the Maricopa County Red Cross restored it following the September windstorm. The chapter funded repairs amounting to 1915 and financed temporary relocation to 2006 East Lincoln Street plus 50 monthly living costs. Diaz credits God and the Red Cross for her renewed home and life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Maria Diaz
American Red Cross
Diaz
Juan Tejada
East
Harrison Street
New
Maricopa County
Red Cross
Lincoln
Joint PTA City and County Meeting in Roosevelt School
Members of the Maricopa County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations and the Phoenix City Council of Parents and Teachers will hold the first joint meeting in Roosevelt School Wednesday. The event honors presidents with three minute talks and corsages, followed by a joint luncheon at noon. Presidents are Mrs. Sam Joy and Mrs. Forest Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County Council of Parent-Teacher Associations
Phoenix City Council of Parents and Teachers
Roosevelt School
Southern Avenue
PTA
H. C. Hanger
Sam Joy
Forest Brown
Mildred W. Wood
Phoenix Union High School Home Economics Department
Capitol Methodist Church
16Th Avenue
van Buren Street
Ptas
Jackson, Adams
Capitol
Madison School No. 1
Blaine Drake
Model T Needs Youth At Wheel In Oklahoma
John Fernbach a 70 year old immigrant from Europe has driven his 1926 model-T for 25 years without incident. He pulled too close to a crossing as a Santa Fe streamliner passed yesterday in Guymon Oklahoma and the train ripped off a front fender and wheel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guymon
Okla
John Fernbach
Europe
Santa Fe
Fernbach
Women and Men Align on Food News in Newspaper Study
A Phoenix Gazette survey shows both sexes read the woman’s pages, with food news and recipes strongest across groups. Men favor Dorothy Dix and Margaret Savoy differently by age, while women prize food news and fashion tips. Readers suggest more Arizona vegetable recipes and quick menus for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Gazette
Dorothy Dix
Margaret Savoy
Duncan Hines
Savoy
Arizona
Printer Union 50th Anniversary Celebration Planned
The Phoenix Typographical Union 352 marks its 50th anniversary with wives escorted to the Shrine Auditorium banquet at 7 p.m. Gov. Howard Pyle as principal speaker. About 600 guests expected. Orchid leis from Hawaii, orchestra by Sammy Crow, and a printed program with minutes and union history. Frank D. Grist chairs, with Paul L. Smith and Henry Scott assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix Typographical Union
Hawaii
Howard Pyle
Shrine Auditorium
Sammy Crow
Frank D. Grist
Paul L. Smith
Henry Scott
Minnesota Legislature Backs Loon as State Bird
In St. Paul on March 10 the Minnesota senate approved a bill naming the loon the state bird and sending the measure to the house for action. The move aligns with a popular saying about loons as a symbol of Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Paul
Minn
Minnesota
State Senate
House
Also Mentioned on This Page
Parent-Teacher News
West Phoenix High School
Frank Armer
Holland Melvin
Garfield School
Murphy School No. 1
John Smith
Fathers OF Monterey Park School
Association
John Egan
North Seventh Street
Earl Chase
Adams School Boys Glee Club
Fred Whitney
Fathers of the Association
W. T. Machan
Creighton Schools
Paul C. Gillespie
Lafayette School
Lafayette
Go For Food
Printer Union
Diamond's Dollar-Saving Basement
Washington and
Second Street
ES Vinson
Carter
Belding
Diamond's Fashion Fabric Center
Ses Phoenix
Yade As
Tennessee
Diamond’s Street
Diamond's
Diamond
Washington
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!