Winter Charity Drive Shows Need and Care in Tucson
Tucson residents answered the Organized Charities appeal with funds and aid for sickness and poverty. The Camstock Tiercular hospital in the northeast cares for fourteen men, some improving to return to work by spring. A tubercular patient wrote to his mother confessing his condition and gratitude as funds cover part of his stay.
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Tucson
Dick Harding
Chamber of Cormmercce
Camstock
Cometock Hospital
Red Cross Roll Call Mobilizes City Helpers for Christmas Drive
Red Cross workers use all means to solicit names for the Christmas Roll Call. Booths in downtown and movie venues at Lyric and Opera House attract volunteers despite bad weather. Mrs Corbett and Mrs Bernard oversee street solicitations as bands perform tomorrow and Saturday evenings. Campaigners report two thousand four hundred dollars raised so far, with room to grow as Pacific company reports arrive.
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Red Cross
Eich
Mre HO Sf Corbett
Mra F. HO Bernard
Toeson
A. H Morrie
Beauths Era
Christmas Cards From 11th Engineers Shown Here
Christmas cards are being received from the 11th Engineers. The cover bears the regiment name, eagle shield, and a drawing of a cast iron and the motto We will do our best. Inside the greeting card follows Is the Field France. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
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Tne Nallansi
France
United States
S. P. Band Volunteers for Red Cross Roll Call
The Southern Pacific band volunteers its services for the closing day of the Red Cross Christmas R ail, with duties at the main corner post on Saturday afternoon. Management urges rapid membership signing to prevent delays in report to headquarters in San Francisco.
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S. P. Band
Roll Call of Red Cross
Beeothern Pacific Tand
Red Cross
San Francisco
Third Round Played in Women's Golf Tourney
Yesterday at the country club a round robin ladies tournament saw several matches. Sawyer defeated Shellen while Brooks defeated Dwitrich. Duneeath edged Clyne and Oponenta defeated Sporieder. Fourth round moves to Friday next week. club luncheon and social around table hosted by Mrs Metager with Red Rose group in attendance.
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Elnh
Gef Heke
Piayed
Sawyer
Mra Shellen
Brooks
Dwitrich
Mra Duneeath
Mra Clyne
Mre
Hsties F
Bselomer
Joba
Campbell & H
Canadian Tours Arizona For Fuel Shortage
A Canadian family traveling from near Toronto to California via Florida stopped in Florence Arizona amid a winter trip. Mr Townsend, driving a Franklin, said he faced fuel shortages and hoped to reach San Diego before Christmas. He noted Canada imposes a 45 percent duty on American cars and plans the southern route through Lake Erie and Deming.
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Tocenn Thoreday
Teorente
San der
Were
Florence
San Diego
Townsend
Franklin
Canada
Simpson Free After Cash Bond in County Case
Simpson wearing a police uniform was released Thursday afternoon on a cash bond of 1060 dollars. The bond was furnished by the Cescatto Stage and Ester Frans Engineers. City engineering staff assisted the local draft board in clerical work Thursday. Police suspended arrests for violating the anti influenza masking ordinance until the Mets test case is decided. Mets’ second arrest was the only one reported Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Cescatto Stage
Esther Frans
Engineering Department
John Mets
Mets
Social Items Mention Local Health and Visits
Sam Heineman has been suffering with influenza and was moved to St Marys Hospital. Markehall Nicholson, son of A A Nicholson the Willcox druggist, stopped over Tucson on his way home from the San Pedro naval station. High Beehoo Ladies YMCA members are invited to carol on Christmas morning at the W P headquarters on East Congress Street with banjos and other instruments.
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Sam Heineman
St. Mary's Hos
North Park
Markehall Nicholson
A Nicholson
Willcox
Tucson
San ‘Ee Haval
High Beehoo
Fastongrese
Tucson Little Theater Pioneers Arizona Cultural Stage
Arizona will see its first organized Little Theater as Tucson embraces a civic project by the Woman’s Club. The effort gathers support from Professor Crandall and local" Civic Players" for a season of educational drama starting this year with “Her Husband's Wife” by Thermas on Dec 26 and a slate of plays aimed at developing local taste.
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Tucson
Little Theater
Arizona
Sverre Hers
Teria
Harefia
Citier
Poresesk
Arigona
Wertecht Crandall
Whivereity
Civic Piarere
Paris
Theater Libre Ifree
Thermas
Christmas Decorations At the Red Cross Shop
The Red Cross Shop features holiday decorations with a move of the toy department to the front to attract Christmas shoppers. Mina Teeroths Jevnes Seceral is highlighted among artistic items. a new display piece draws attention. Orders for beef arriving next week promise fast delivery and broader selection.
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Red Cross
Reaseond
Mina Teeroths
Olin
Newt Beiéirg
Thien
Mendar Trent
Local notes from Tucson social scene and business
A report highlights the return of Alfred Bernal from Fort Benjamin Harrison after training with engineers. Clifford writes to the chamber of commerce from New York before sailing to Farape trate to send literature. Mr and Mrs Line Lane Polo return from a Pacific coast wedding trip and settle at 226 West Third Street.
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Clifford
Chamber of Commerce
New York
Farape Trate
Tecnon
Alfred Bernal
Fort Berjamir Harrison
Jack
Line Lane Polo
Tucson
Pacific Coast
Polo
Rapid Shoe Repairing Company
North Stone Avenue
West Third Street
Luncheon Club to Meet Friday at Santa Rita Hotel
The Luncheon club will hold its regular meeting at the Santa Rita hotel Friday noon.
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Santa Rita Hotel
Navy Postpones Atlantic Fleet Review to December 26
The navy department announces the Atlantic fleet review is delayed due to bad weather. The event slated for December 26 is postponed as weather postpones ships' readiness and positioning.
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Washington
Navy Department
Bulletin on care for woolens from Tucson clothing plan
A Tucson bulletin describes how women have used available woolen materials for winter wardrobes and Christmas gifts. It gives step by step ironing and pressing tips with blanket padding and sheet methods to avoid fabric stretching and imprinting, plus cautions on fabric width and careful handling.
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Tucson
Ifte
Iften
Woodlen
Garm
Victory Girls Sale Promises War Work Support
Victory Girls plan a selling event to honor pledged support for wartime efforts. Proceeds from a variety of articles will fund the campaign and assist workers in meeting their goals. Volunteers gather at YWCA Headquarters to donate items and deliver them to the secretary Miss Blaughter.
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Victory Girls
Miss Blaughter
Ira Krupp
Praskite
Elisabeth March
Dormitory Members Guests at Y V C A Dinner Wednesday
Dormitory members and guests attended a YMCA dinner on a Wednesday evening. The list of attendees includes I C Paein, E Wo Conroy, M F Binerk 2, Tettes EK KR Witeen, J Cun ritehat, J J Reeves, H SS Brown, W Cooper, Merbert Mein, HE Cenetant, F M Carmpbeil, F Beard, er F B Zohareen, Loren Law rence Fo Met TM iure Maerius Deebigren and Master Teshigrer ae4 Master Mrerson.
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T MA
Paeien
Wo Conroy
Binerk
Witeen
Reeves
SS Brown
Cooper Merbert Mein
Carmpbeil
Beard
Airplane Parties Plan Tucson Stopovers for Winter Flights
The text notes cross country aviation parties using the southern route plan to halt in Tucson on their westward journeys. Captain Littie seeks suitable sand and refueling options, with Lerédeburg Tucson and Phoenix cited as potential stops. The Chamber of Commerce aviation committee confirms a ready landing field and coordinates ahead of arrivals.
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Little
Lerédeburg
Tucson
Phoenix
Aviation Committee
Chamber of Ecommerce
Littie
Chamber of Commerce
Tupecscn
Preas
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Criterion Shoe Company, Inc
Max Brodie
Mer
E. Congress
Martin
Santa Claus
Seneca
Mi Arti DrugCo
Nyal’’ Store
Congress and Church Sts
Stonecypher’s
Home Bakery
G. A. Stonecypher
E. 6Th St
Florence Annette Wing
N. Tyndall Ave
E. Barro
Roy B. Gill
Louis Conservatory
Kitt’s
Arizona Lumber
John W. Estill
6Th Ave
City News
EK Stheft
Bequiline Lane
Cattie Os i & moRet
Santa Rita Hote
Usgenet
Mayes
Congress Betel
Mes
YC Browning
Suterigrate Sete
OG Kamer
Cam Mtr
Fire
General Manseer
Magnus Superior Copper Offery
Park & Tiford
Mowhawk Cigar
Amy
ARIS
Wilson
League of Nations
Alam
Reed Baby
9Th Ave
Was
Apether Sirfiave
Steen
8 & Efee-Occeirs
Charer of Commerce
Tod Igre Architald
Follineten
Houston
Dr. Bell
Nature
Tr. Beil
Egular
Korricks
Lavallieres
Kerrick’s Smart Shop
Congress Street
H. H. Haas
Mgr
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