Navajo Girls Enroll in Catholic Colleges
Seven Navajo Reservation girls enroll in Catholic colleges under Franciscan sponsorship at St. Michael's in Arizona. Names include Irene Chee Red Rock Catherine Pioche Klagetoh Alma Yazzie Fort Defiance Pearl Davis Wingate Village Ruth Lane Shiprock Betty Lou Patrick Shiprock Eleanor Davis Wingate Village and Daisy Aspaas Shiprock noted as first Navajo nurse graduate. Also reports 300 plus enrollment at St. Michael's Indian School and new high school, with Blessed Sacrament Sisters running the aged institution since 1902.
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Phoenix Gazette
ST. Michael’s
Franciscan Fathers
Daisy Aspaas
Shiprock
N. M
St. Monica’s Hospital
Phoenix
St. Michael’s Mission
St. Monica’s
Burcard Fisher
OFM
St. Michael's Press
Thomas S. Shiya
Navajo Catholic Conference
Irene Chee
Red Rock
Catherine Pioche
Klagetoh
Marian College
Indianapolis
Alma Yazzie
Fort Defiance
Pearl Davis
Wingate Village
St. Francis College
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ruth Lane
Mount St. Joseph’s College
Cincinnati
Betty Lou Patrick
Eleanor Davis
Nazareth Nursing School
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Louisville
St. Michael's Indian School
Navajo Mission
Elmer von Hagel
Arizona
New Mexico
Blessed Sacrament Sisters
Coolidge Pioneer Robert Sellers Dies at 83
Robert Preston Sellers, 83, longtime Arizona resident since 1880, died Saturday at Pinal County Hospital in Florence. Funeral services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Meldrum Mortuary chapel in Mesa. He farmed in the Mesa Chandler area before moving to Coolidge three years ago and previously served as Chandler justice of the peace. Survived by four daughters, five sons, two sisters, and two brothers across California, Nevada, Arizona.
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Mesa
Robert Preston Sellers
Arizona
Meldrum Mortuary
Sellers
Pinal County
Florence
Mesa-Chandler
Coolidge
Chandler
James I. Jones
Santa Ana
Calif
C. L. Skousen
George D. Tenney
Las Vegas
Nev
George Skinner
Los Angeles
Clarence
Gila Bend
Bert
Sam
Eloy
Dell
Tom
van Nuys
A. R. Phillips
Buckeye
Ida Massey
Williams
Phoenix
Horton
Sacramento
Hospital Purchases Approved For State Hospital
Attorney General Fred O. Wilson ruled that the Arizona State Hospital for the insane may buy uniforms with state funds. The decision followed a query from hospital business manager Harry Whitmer who said uniforms would stay on hospital premises and be worn by employees only during working hours.
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Fred O. Wilson
Arizona State Hospital For Insane
Harry Whitmer
Priest Transfer Shakes Tempe and Phoenix Parishes
Gazette News Bureau reports Rev. Francis E. Bechtel of St. Rose Catholic Church transferred to Our Lady Of Mt. Carmel in Tempe effective Friday. He is replaced by Rev. Paul Larocque of St. Agnes Church in Phoenix.
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Safford
Francis E. Bechtel
St. Rose Catholic Church
Our Lady of Mt. Carmel
Tempe
Paul Larocque
St. Agnes Church
Phoenix
Thanks to YOU merchandise on display is the merchandise
The display emphasizes the idea that what is shown helps drive sales and foot traffic. The message centers on how effective presentation of goods influences customer interest and purchase decisions.
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BTS
Rainbow Girls Elect Safford Officers
Rainbow girls of Safford elect new officers for the September to December term. They are Shirley Rhoads worthy advisory Margaret Clifford worthy associate advisor Frances Sochat charity Pat Shanley hope Betty Ann Goodwin faith and Mary Lou Samuels recorder.
Hoover Report Talk Planned at Tempe Rotary Luncheon
Tempe September meeting notes include Frank Snell Phoenix attorney to discuss the Hoover Commission report on executive branch reorganization at a Tempe Rotary Club luncheon at noon tomorrow. Also listed are local group meetings and a Daughters of the American Revolution talk on the Constitution with a $900,000 national building program expansion aim.
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Charles Trumbull Hayden
Daughters of the American Revolution
United States
H. N. Zenor
Fire destroys 55 houses in Kagoshima Japan
A fire in Kagoshima Japan destroyed 55 houses early today. Police reported no injuries though over 200 residents lost their homes.
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Kagoshima
Japan
Johnson Funeral Planned At Tempe
Elbert J. Johnson aged 80 died Saturday at his Tempe home 221 East 14th Street. Funeral services set for 2 p m Tuesday at Carr Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Max Wilkins officiating. Interment at Double Butte Cemetery. Born May 20 1869 in Dublin Ark he retired farmer came to Tempe five months ago from Okemah Okla. Survived by wife Sue a daughter Mrs R B Hodges Tempe and a son Hugh Johnson Wilmington Calif.
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Tempe
Elbert J. Johnson
East 14Th Street
Carr Mortuary Chapel
Max Wilkins
Double Butte Cemetery
Johnson
Dublin
Ark
Okemah
Oklo
Sue
R. B. Hodges
Hugh Johnson
Wilmington
Calif
Three Escapees Recaptured in Tempe Jailbreak
TEMPE Sept 19 Three men were recaptured after escaping by forcing a defective padlock on a cell door. Elmer Blackwater 22 Clifton Atkan 29 Sacaton Indians and Eugene Mack 23 Indian from Casa Blanca were rearrested soon after by Deputy Fay Mofford. They face charges for breaking jail after originally being held on drunkenness and all had the $10 bail money.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Allen Bangle
Elmer Blackwater
Clifton Atkan
Eugene Mack
Casa Blanca
Fay Mofford
Eleven freshmen and one sophomore win annual Arizona agriculture scholarships
At the University of Arizona Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation awards $100 scholarships per semester this year to eleven freshmen and one sophomore in agriculture. Recipients include Joseph Blair Morenci, Norbert Bottcher Phoenix, Walter Byrd Willcox, Merrill Clark Yuma, Eugene Clonts Eloy, Max Kartchner St. David, Clarence Rice Miami, Robert Tilt Yuma, Rodney Brittain Florence, Teddy Lyons Casa Grande, and Bob Ellsworth Tucson. Selection based on interest in agriculture, scholarship, promise and need.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Sears Roebuck Agricultural Foundation
Joseph W. Blair
Morenci
Norbert R. Bottcher
Phoenix
Walter Berl Byrd
Willcox
Merrill K. Clark
Yuma
Eugene Clonts
Eloy
Max J. Kartchner
St. David
Clarence E. Rice
Miami
Robert C. Tilt
Rodney Neil Brittain
Florence
Teddy Paul Lyons
Casa Grande
Bob Ellsworth
New Tucson Hotel The Westerner Opens For Business
Tucson's Westerner hotel began operations after weekend previews. Dedication events drew Governor Dan E. Garvey and Sonora Governor Ignacio Soto among dignitaries from both sides of the border. Owner Meyer Cohen also operates Miami Beach's Tides Hotel.
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Tucson
Dan E. Garvey
Sonora
Ignacio Soto
Meyer Cohen
Collins Avenue
Miami Beach
Fla
Stevenson Heads Pioneer Cattlemen Association President
WILLCOX September 19 AP Bill Stevenson of Hereford will head the Pioneer Cattlemen's Association as president for the next year. Elected with him at the annual convention were Joe Getzweiler Benson vice president and Houston Davis Tombstone secretary treasurer. Retained as directors were Frank Clark Jack Hunt Tombstone Jack Giles Pearce Pete Haverty and Shorty Hightower Benson and Fred Moore Douglas.
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Willcox
Bill Stevenson
Hereford
Pioneer Cattlemen’s Association
Joe Getzweiler
Benson
Houston Davis
Tombstone
Frank Clark
Jack Hunt
Jack Giles
Pearce
Pete Haverty
Shorty Hightower
Fred Moore
Douglas
Automobile Kills Former Phoenician Trainer in Albuquerque
An automobile struck and killed L. N. Etter, 56, a race horse trainer who last resided in Phoenix, in Albuquerque. Police say the driver Eldon C. Jones, 20, was blinded by lights of an approaching car and could not avoid the victim.
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Albuquerque
N. M
L. N. Etter
Etter
Phoenix
Eldon C. Jones
Students Dine To Music At Arizona State College
Regular orchestra programs in the dining hall begin at Arizona State College in Tempe. A group of women from the college orchestra will perform for dining students, providing live musical background during meals.
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Tempe
Arizona State College
Two Women Escape Arizona State Hospital Annex
Authorities hunt two female inmates who escaped from the Arizona State Hospital Annex in Florence last night. The older is 28 years old and the younger 16, and their disappearance is being treated as urgent and ongoing.
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Phoenix Gazette
Florence
Arizona State Hospital
Blaze Destroys Hall in Tucson Fire
A large blaze gutted the Metronome Ballroom on Wicketmore Road in Tucson leaving an estimated $65,000 in losses. The building was unoccupied when it started Saturday night and flames burned about four hours before alarm. Hundreds watched the spectacular fire as firefighters battled the blaze. Louis Hammond, chief of the Pima Fire Patrol, provided the estimate.
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Tucson
Metronome
Wicketmore Road
Louis Hammond
Pima Fire Patrol
Rites Held For Mrs Lutie Talley Poison Gas Victim
Mrs Lutie Talley 62, a Texas native and longtime Tempe resident, died after a Saturday morning finding in her Evergreen Court trailer. Funeral services conducted by Rev Max Wilkins at Carr Mortuary Chapel with burial in Double Butte Cemetery. Survived by two daughters, three sisters, and a brother.
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Phoenix Gazette
Tempe
Lutie D. Talley
Evergreen Court
Carr Mortuary Chapel
Max Wilkins
First Baptist Church
Double Butte Cemetery
Texas
Talley
Gladys Sanders
Phoenix
Holly V. Daker
Santa Fe Official Dies of Heart Attack in Fresno
E. B. Herbert 59, superintendent of the San Joaquin Valley Division of Santa Fe Railroad, died yesterday in Fresno from a heart attack. He formerly served as trainmaster of the Arizona division.
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Fresno
Calif
E. B. Herbert
San Joaquin Valley
Santa Fe Railroad
Arizona Division
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