Red Cross Canteen Aids 2398 Soldiers and Sailors
The November report shows 2398 men served by the local Red Cross Canteen at the station hut. It lists 2004 soldiers and 114 draft men plus 108 marines and sailors, with hot coffee, bread, fruit, and sweets provided. Extra services included telegrams, messages, medicine, and transportation aid for troops passing through Turton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Med Cross
Red Cross
Wrasse Motor Service
Yourne
Jan- Hart Tie Ted
Rose Canteen
Turton
Teon
United States Army
New Congregational minister arrives in Tucson
Nev W Stark, new Congregational minister, returns from Tombstone where his father serves as minister and will begin duties at once. He came from Wanupun Wisconsin and was accompanied by another person. He succeeds Rev Binkhorst who moved to Chicago for missionary work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nev . W. Stark
Tombstone
Niew
Stark
Tucson
Wanupun
Wis
Mr. Stark
Rev. Stark
Binkhorst
Chicago
Miss H. McKay Hosts University Dinner Party
Miss H. McKay head nurse at the University infirmary hosted a dinner at her home for University students. The evening featured dancing and card playing with attendees including Miss Nina McGinness Miss Lillian Wood Miss Yovonne Young Miss Ruth Bird Miss Frances Leeson Miss Clara Hildebrandt Miss Katherine Hocking Miss Louise Lysight Miss Catherine Lysight and Messrs. PY Wilson Vosskhueler Casterton Stearns Bothaert Sutherland Dresser Droege Turner Bryan Pyres Bodie Squires and Holland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. McKay
University Infirmary
Miss McKay
Nina McGinness
Lillian Wood
Yovonne Young
Ruth Bird
Frances Leeson
Clara Hildebrandt
Katherine Hocking
Louise Lysight
Catherine Lysight
PY. Wilson
Build Now The Lumber Association Barometer
The weekly barometer shows 124 mills operating through October 26 with output ten percent below normal. Prices are not falling. demand remains steady. O'Malley is set to play a key role as advisor assistant and supplier of materials at low prices to boost building in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O'Malley
University of Arizona Social Notes Report Health and News
Miss Lucy Stanton of the University of Arizona is in Tempe with influenza, and Miss Hazel Zimmerman is ill in Phoenix. Lt Lloyd Andrews, US Army Aviation, arrived in Tucson for a short furlough but returned to Fort Worth, Texas, then plans to leave service and resume studies. Mrs Bob Meyer of 614 South Third Avenue received a German helmet from Lieut Col Harwood, assistant chief Surgeon of the First Army. Homer Whip, a University student and Beta fraternity member, died of pneumonia in a French hospital. John Van Barneveld, former SAAT member at the University, returned from Waco and will soon travel to California for a new job.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Stanton
University of Arizona
Tempe
Lloyd Andrews
Aviation Corps
United States Army
Tucson
Ft Worth
Tex
Bob Meyer
South Third Avenue
Col
Harwood
First
United States Army Corse
Chateau Thierry
France
Homer Whip
Whip
John van Barneveld
SA. T. To
Wacco Tex
Nas
Waco
Speedway
California
Nephew of Mrs Drachman Decorated for Valor in World War I
rdres Tavior Castlen of this city, nephew of Mrs. Mose Drachman, 6th Regiment United States Marines, has been awarded the French Legion of Honor and the Distinguished Service Cross. He fought at Chateau-Thierry, Belleau Wood, and Soissons, endured 82 days of shellfire, was wounded three times and gassed, and survived a final blast. He aided regimental recognition, was cited 12 times, and his unit earned 29 commendations. He is recovering at the U S Marine Hospital in Washington and expected home on sick leave at Christmas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tavior Castlen
Mose Drachman
United States Marines
United States Marine Hospitalo
Washington, DC
Chateau-Thierry
Bellesy Wood
Soissone
Soissons
War Department
Castlen
Battery A
St. Louis
Marines
Paris Island
N. C
Quantico
France
Charles R. Castien
Surgeon General's Office
Washington
Harry W. Castien
Pioneer Regiment
Edward S Castien
Alpha Sigma Sorority Hosts Movie Party at Opera House
The Alpha Sigma girls of the University of Arizona attended a theater party Friday evening. After the opera house program they visited Miss Ruth Bird’s East Ninth street home for a luncheon. Attending were Miss Ruth Bird Miss Blanche Hosenstern Miss Lillian Wood Miss Helen Louise Equen Miss Ethel Brown Mrs Gouley Boreham Miss Ruth Loflin Miss Frances Leeson and Miss Clara Hildebrandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Sigma Girls
University of Arizona
Opera House
Ruth Bird
East Ninth Street
Blanche Hosenstern
Lillian Wood
Helen Louise Equen
Ethel Brown
Gouley Boreham
Ruth Loflin
Frances Leeson
Clara Hildebrandt
High Wind at Ajo and Tucson Marriage License
Ajo reports high winds from the south Saturday with no damage. Marriage license issued to George Wood and Claribel Boriman in Tucson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ajo
George
Wood and
Claribel Boriman
Tucson
Organized Charities Campaign Opens in Tucson Drive for Funds
The Organized Charities of Tucson announce a citywide campaign starting December 1 to raise funds for tubercular patients and needy families. Contributions support placements at Comstock and county wards, with leaders like Mrs Richard Harding guiding the effort and appeals directed to Chamber of Commerce offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Richart Herding
Chamber of Commerce
Churches of
Sipervision
Carist
Tus
Girls' Friendly Society Meets at Grace Church Event
The Girls' Friendly Society held its first meeting since quarantine at Grace Church with local president Miss Lucy Hopley leading. Members began sewing seven pairs of curtains to donate to St Luke's in the Desert. future meetings are set for Friday evenings, with branch secretary Mrs A M Franklin serving for Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis
Grace Enispal Church
Girls Friendly Society
Lucy Hopley
St. Luke’s
Desert
Girls’ Friendly Society
William Burns Dies at 55 a brakeman
William Burns a 55 year old brakeman living on Mesilla Street died Friday night He leaves a family and was reported by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Burns
Messilla Street
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Criterion Shoe Company, Inc
Max Brodie
Mgr
FF. Congress
Roos
Just
Chocolate Shop
King’s and
Jevene
East Congress St
Royal Bakery
Brooks
Ninth St
Buehman
Corner Stone and
Pennington
Babbitt Brothers Distributors
Cadillac Automobiles
Munim
THE
Miss H. McKay
Lumber Association
O’malley Lumber Company
Stevens and
Fourth Streets
Hazel Zimmerman
Phoenix
Rs. Drachman
Alpha Sigma Sorority
J. Gordon Hardy
H. A. Guess
New York
American Smelting and Refining Company
City
Heidel Hotel
F. A. Shurtleff
Prescott
L. B. Jones
Lochiel
S. ¢. Barker
Bisbee
W. M. McLeod
E. J. Shearer
Lordsburg
G. ©. Grille
Gila Bend
P. M. Elias
W. Congress St
Saddle Rock Cafe
West Congress St
Carpenterias
St. Luke's
St. Mary's
Comatech Hospital
Comstock
Organized Charities
Richard Harding
Grace Church
Goodyear West
Way
Andrew Roos
Congress
Music Club
Cathedral Hall
Thomas Heajey
S. Heineman
Hortense Miller
Part
Dawley
Lorraine
Jane Pease
THOS
Columbine
America
Jeremiah Metzger
Thomas W. Healy
Josephine Brady
Helen Forbes
Doris Brady
Marguerite Miller
Juliette Miller
Blanche Rosenstern
Uncle Sam
Paul Monier
Margaret Bayless
Humanity
Blanche Letz
England
Arturo Felix
Ireland
Sylvester Miller
Scotland
Bown Litt
Canada
Winifred Sturges
Messrs
Suman
Brannen
Pistor
Blanc, Drachman
Hereford
Krupp
Davenport
Ronstadt Grain Co Implements & Feed
Congress and
Main Streets
Kerrick
Pierre A. Rally
N. Stone
City of
Miley
Pima Cour
Bailey
Parker
Millis
Sherffert
Sanie Spsi
Haute
Battle
South
Bristol
Maccson
Congress Street
Breen
Huss
Penning
Police of
Julian C. McLaughlin
Republican
Page Furniture Co
Sixth Ave
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