Four Die In Auto And Train Accidents In Arizona
Four people died in Arizona over the weekend in auto and railroad incidents. Bert Stone, 15, of Santan, was found beside the Southern Pacific tracks near Chandler after being struck. D J Baca, 81, of Holbrook, was killed by the Grand Canyon Limited in Holbrook yards while walking to church. Eddie Manuel, 38, of Scottsdale, was struck by a car on McDowell Road near the Salt River Indian Reservation. George Bignell, 64, of San Simon, died as a pedestrian in a separate crash. State traffic fatalities for 1951 rise to 268 with Manuel’s death.
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Arizona
Bert Stone
Southern Pacific
Chandler
D. J. Baca
Holbrook
Santa Fe
Grand Canyor Limited
Eddie Manuel
Scottsdale
Salt River Indian Reservation
George Bignell
San Simon
Jack Hunsaker
Stone
Ben Stone
Santan
Baca
Springerville
Petrified Forest
Manuel
Legion To Hold Funeral Rites For Cpl. Tellez
Rosary for Cpl. W. Augustine Tellez Jr. 24, killed in Korea March 23, will be recited tonight in Laveen. Funeral Mass at 9 a.m. tomorrow at St. Anthony's Church. Burial rites by American Legion at Greenwood Memorial Park. Tellez, a Duncan native and Phoenix Union High School alumnus, enlisted in 1945 and served in the 11th Airborne Division. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Augustine Tellez, five sisters and three brothers, all valley residents.
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W. Augustine Tellez Jr
Korea
Laveen
St. Anthony’s Church
American Legion
Greenwood Memorial Park
Teller
Duncan
Phoenix Union High School
Naval Service
11Th Airborne Division
Augustine Tellez
Andrea Ramirez
Julia Felix
Dora Lopez
Adelana Towe
Estelle Tellez
Angel, Alex
Joseph Tellez
Valley
Lewellen Services in Palm Chapel for Victor Lewellen
Funeral services for Victor M. Lewellen aged 59 who died Friday at Santa Fe Hospital Los Angeles will be at 10 a m tomorrow in Grimshaw Mortuary Palms Chapel. The Very Rev James W F Carman dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral will conduct. Burial is at Prescott Cemetery. Lewellen an Arizona resident since 1904 lived at 1232 N Laurel
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Victor M. Lewellen
Santa Fe Hospital
Los Angeles
Palms Chapel
Grimshaw Mortuary
James W. F. Carman
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral
Prescott Cemetery
Mr. Lewellen
Arizona
Laurel
A F Williams Phoenix Dies at 76
Augustus Forney Williams 76 an Arizona State Highway Commission employee died Saturday at his home 323 E Willetta after a brief illness Funeral services set for 11 30 a m tomorrow in Memory Chapel A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Burial in East Resthaven Cemetery Glendale He was a Jacksonville Alabama native resident 53 years lived in Clifton and Globe before moving to Phoenix 23 years ago Survived by wife Elizabeth four daughters four sons one sister one brother and 13 grandchildren and one great grandchild
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Augustus Forney Williams
Arizona State Highway Commission
E. Willetta
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
East Resthaven
Glendale
Williams
Jacksonville
Ala
Arizona
Clifton
Globe
Phoenix
State Land Office
Elizabeth
Frank Sheppard
Earl Redwine
Arlington
Joe Shimels
M. D. Joyce
Van
Texas
Maj
Augustus F. Williams Jr
Dayton
Ohio
Peter F. Williams
W. H. Marshall
Eugene
Ore
Frank Williams
Ajo
Mrs Linden Brady Dies In Flagstaff
Mrs Linden V Brady 75 a Valley resident for 50 years died yesterday at her summer home in Flagstaff The Rev David Jones vicar will conduct funeral services at 2 p m tomorrow at St Mark s Episcopal Church Mesa Private burials will be in Greenwood Memorial Park Phoenix She was a Chicago native survived by husband L S Brady a Scottsdale teacher Friends may call at M L Gibbons Mortuary Mesa tomorrow until 1 p m
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Tempe
Linden V. Brady
Valley
Flagstaff
David Jones
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Mesa
Greenwood Memorial Park
Phoenix
Brady
Chicago
L. S. Brady
Scottsdale
Middleton Rites Planned for Mrs Mabel Middleton
Final rites for Mrs Mabel E Middleton aged 55 who died Thursday at her home 1234 N 35th St will be held at 2 p m tomorrow in Memory Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Rev William D Bostrom of Community Methodist Church and members of Rebekah Lodge No 1 will conduct with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel E. Middleton
35Th St
A. L. Moore and Sons
William D. Bostrom
Community Methodist Church
Rebekah Lodge No. 1
Greenwood Memorial Park
Dianetics Group Meeting Tonight in Phoenix
The Dianetics Group will convene at 7 30 p m today at 2505 North Central. James M Struckmeyer a Phoenix attorney will preside. Dianetics is described as a laymans study of psychoanalysis.
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Dianetics
N. Central
James M. Struckmeyer
Phoenix
Delay In Paying Claims For Drugs Protested At Board
Emmett Davis of Clark Drug Company urged payment of five drug claims totaling 4160.62 from Maricopa County Hospital. Supervisor James O Lecky demanded the claims be returned to files daily for public inspection, noting the county loses money by not taking a 2 percent discount for early payments.
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Maricopa County Hospital
James O.lecky
Emmett Davis
Clark Drug Company
Seventh Ave
Lecky
O. D. Kimball
Kimball
Mrs. L. J. Cox Pioneer Phoenix School Proprietor Dies
Mrs. L. J. Cox 69 of 918 N Sixth St Phoenix owner of Cox Commercial School died at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. She opened the Phoenix school in 1925 and founded commercial schools in Douglas and Tucson. Survived by a daughter, two sons, five granddaughters, six grandsons, two sisters, four brothers. Funeral services planned at Grimshaw Mortuary.
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L. J. (Yollie) Cox
Sixth St
Cox Commercial School
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Cox
Douglas
Tucson
Central Methodist Church
Campfire Girls
Arizona Children’s Home
Harry C. Tompkins
Z. Simpson Cox
L. J. Cox Jr
Betty Joe
Mary Louise
Katie Jacqueline Tompkins
Daryl
Noel Cox
John W
Harry C. Tompkins Jr
Alfred S
David
Alan Jackson Cox
Grimshaw Mortuary
Dr Ward to Speak on Mexican Nationals Entry Health Meeting
Dr James P Ward director of the State Department of Health will address a U S Public Health Service meeting in New Orleans Louisiana on October 3 He is to deliver a paper on the treatment of Mexican nationals entering the United States.
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James P. Ward
State Department of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
New Orleans
Ward
United States
Anna I Schreiber Dies At Hospital
Anna Isabel Schreiber 57 of 417 N Seventh Ave died last night in a local hospital. The Rev Gordon James of Needles California will conduct funeral services at 2 pm Wednesday in Memorial Chapel of A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Burial will be in Memory Lawn Memorial Park. She was born in Missouri and moved to Phoenix ten years ago from North Kansas City. She was a member of First Southern Baptist Church. Survivors include a daughter Mrs Paul Saunders and a son Marvin, both of Phoenix, three sisters Mrs Vollie Mulkey of Phoenix, Mrs Fred Beswick of Kansas City Missouri, Mrs Lon Jones of El Paso Texas, a brother Earl Pitcher of Parkville Missouri, and five grandchildren.
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Anna Isabel Schreiber
Seventh Ave
Gordon ,James
Needles
Calif
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Memory Lawn Memorial Park
Schreiber
Missouri
Phoenix
Kansas City
First Southern Baptist Church
Paul Saunders
Marvin
Vollie Mulkey
Fred Beswick
Lon Jones
el Paso
Texas
Earl Pitcher
Parkville
Churchwomen Meet At First Presbyterian Luncheon
Approximately 110 persons attended a luncheon today at the First Presbyterian Church for the Phoenix Council of Churchwomen and ministers and their wives. The Rev. George Walker discussed Indian issues and training, while council projects for the coming year were outlined by several members including Mrs. Lauderdale, Bell, Hedgepeth, McBride, and Seaman. The council is headed by Mrs. Bert Cross.
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First Presbyterian Church
Phoenix Council of Churchwomen
Albert Trent
George Walker
Cook Christian Training School
J. L. E. Lauderdale
Save the Children Federation
Alberta Bell
Anie Hedgepeth
The
Blind
Ralph McBride
Henrietta Seaman
World Fellowship
YWCA
Bert Cross
Phoenix Resident for 10 Years Dies
Mrs. Mabelle Olive Connelly, 66, of 1903 W Adams, Phoenix, died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital after a long illness. Funeral services by Rev. George Ross of First Methodist Church are set for 3:30 p.m. Wednesday in Memory Chapel of A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary, with burial at Greenwood Memorial Park. A Bar Harbor, Michigan native, she moved to Phoenix from Cleveland, Ohio ten years ago. Survived by husband Hugh L. Connelly, a daughter Alice Schuler of Cleveland, sister Blanche Nichols of Canon Beach, Oregon, and two grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabelle Olive Connelly
W. Adams
Good Samaritan Hospital
George Ross
First Methodist Church
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Greenwood Memorial Park
Connelly
Bar Harbor
Mich
Phoenix
Cleveland
Ohio
Hugh L
Alice Schuler
Blanche Nichols
Canon Beach
Ore
Death ruled in tubercular lung hemorrhage case
Ex-officio Coroner Al J. Flood announced no inquest will be held for Mrs. Arnell Hooks 33 of 2215 S Seventh Ave declared dead on arrival at Memorial Hospital after a massive lung hemorrhage. He said no autopsy was ordered and there was no foul play. she recently left a sanatorium for tuberculosis. Funeral services pending at Ragsdale Mortuary.
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al J. Flood
Arnell Hooks
S. Seventh Ave
Memorial Hospital
Flood
Albert Mansfield Funeral To Be Held
Albert E. Mansfield, 80, of 501 W. Vermont, a drug salesman, died Saturday after a three month illness. Dr. W. H. Rogers will conduct services at 3:30 p.m. tomorrow in Memory Chapel. Burial at Resthaven Cemetery, Glendale. A Toronto native, he lived in the U S 75 years, coming to Phoenix five years ago from Syracuse. Survived by wife Ethel and daughter Mrs. Cyril A. Hartman, both of Phoenix.
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Albert E. Mansfield
Vermont
W. H. Rogers
Heart To Heart
A. L. Moore and Sons
Resthaven
Glendale
Mansfield
Toronto
Canada
United States
Phoenix
Syracuse
N. Y
Ethel
Cyril A. Hartman
West Phoenix High PTA to hold first meeting in Little Theater
West Phoenix High School PTA convenes its first meeting of the year in the Little Theater tomorrow at 8 p.m. Principal D F Stone will introduce 28 new members, with Nick Wusich outlining policy and procedure. Officers listed include Mrs. B D Stallings, Glenn Bradford, Mrs. Dorothy Mack, Marion Holmes, Harold Diverbess, and Miss Jean Slavens.
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West Phoenix Pta
West Phoenix High School
PTA
F. Stone
B. D. Stallings
West Maricopa Road
Glenn Bradford
E. Pinchot
Dorothy Mack
W. Mckenzie
Marion Holmes
W. Flower
Harold Diverbess
Edgemont Ave
Jean Slavens
N. 12Th Ave
Eliza S. Brown 62 Dies Tolleson Native of Texas
Eliza S. Brown 62 of Tolleson died Saturday in Memorial Hospital. Funeral services are set for 10 a.m. conducted by Rev. Gladden Hutchmacher and Rev. Charles Johnson of Tolleson Church of God. A Texas native who came to Tolleson eight years ago from Oklahoma, she is survived by her husband William of Tolleson, four daughters A R Allen Tolleson E O Hale Midwest City Okla W A Beaty Chickasha Okla Sibyl Brown Tolleson, one son Carroll Phoenix, and ten grandchildren.
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Eliza S. Brown
Tolleson
Memorial Hospital
Gladden Hutchmacher
Charles Johnson
Tolleson Church of God
A. L. Moore and Sons Mortuary
Resthaven Cemetery
Glendale
Brown
Texas
Oklahoma
William
A. R. Allen
E. O. Hale
Midwest City
Okla
W. A. Beaty
Chickasha
Sibyl Brown
Carroll
Phoenix
William L. George Funeral Arranged
William Lindsey George 87 Arizona resident for 67 years died Saturday in Prescott. Funeral at Ruffner Funeral Home chapel tomorrow at 3 p.m. He was an Elks member 46 years and resided at the Arizona Pioneers Home since 1949. Surviving wife Alice May of Prescott and daughter Mrs. R. B. Kary of Mayer.
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Prescott
Ruffner Funeral Home
William Lindsey
George
Arizona
The
Elks Lodge
Arizona Pioneers
Phoenix
Mayer
Alice May
R. B. Kary
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McDowell Road
William H. Hayes
W. Highland
Hayes
Cecil G. Dobben
2Nd Street
Monroe
A. F. Williams
Linden Brady
M. L. Gibbons Mortuary
Middleton
Dianetic
L. J. Cox
Dr. Ward
Anna I. Schreiber
Albert Mansfield
Montgomery Ward
E. Adams
Value Wards
Adams
Second Sts
Handy
Wards Appliance
Second ST
Nick Wusich
van Buren
Valley National Bank
Eliza Brown
William L. George
Abel
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks
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