Ring varieties highlight bridal jewelry choices
The piece notes a wide range of rings for a bride to be including a diamond ring for the bride herself a signet ring for the groom and a band ring for a specific class of wearers.
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1918
Page
3
The piece notes a wide range of rings for a bride to be including a diamond ring for the bride herself a signet ring for the groom and a band ring for a specific class of wearers.
Mr Charlies Bond and her son and daughter visited, then returned to Indiana. Mr and Mrs B M Jacolm came back from Washington after a visit with their daughter Mrs OB lrake, wife of General Drake. Mrs Mann of Chicago arrives in Tucson to spend winter with her daughter Mrs H A Spoehr. Mrs St Machhersen and Miss Lyre hosted their brother Lovell Yerkes from Washington. Mrs W B Kibbey Jr and Miss Claire Kilbbey returned from Las Moras ranch. Farley Palmer, University student, returns to Tucson as his mother joins later.
The United States government recognizes the Totish army under the Polish National Committee as autonomous and co-belligerent. Secretary Lansing announced in a letter to Roman Dmowski, president of the committee, who is in Washington.
Women of Treson and vicinity turnout marks the day with steady attendance at precinct polls from 6 o clock. They vote and mobilize others, some driving to polling places, while women candidates prove they can campaign and win with the same effort as men. The entire city shows broad participation and enthusiasm aligned with Arizona trends.
Engagement announced for Tucson native Miss Phyllis Mansfeld and Cyril Charles Sanders. Mansfeld active in Red Cross during WWI era. Sanders, a New York native and Yale graduate, works in mining and war-related roles with Standard Oil. Ceremony planned for California later this month. Tucson friends regret no local wedding.
Time reports at United War Work camp that the preliminary publicity drive raised funds quickly. Executive committees pledge the same generous response when the main campaign begins next week. Contributors include National Bank, Ariz Bank and Trust Co, International Bank and Trust Co, Daily Star, Tucson Citizen, Chamber of Commerce, and many individuals and firms with varied amounts listed.
The Red Cross shop announces new stock including green tomatoes and a small quantity of five ones. The food department will take orders for home made pies for Thanksgiving. Friday and Saturday tamale sales are upcoming with more notices to follow. Men’s and women’s wear stock coats dresses shoes and other warm clothing in demand.
The Field Division reports to the State Council of Defense that 35 000 more nurses are needed by June 1 and 10 000 by January 1 to support military hospitals. The government appeals to patriotic women to enroll, stressing the vital role for soldiers and sailors and the war effort.
Knitters in Tucson have yarn arriving at the Armory ready to be made into sweaters for soldiers. The university and incoming contingents will need garments, but sock yarn is not available this time. Fast knitters should pick up their supplies immediately and assistance is available daily at the information desk.
Dr. D. N. Shulman has gone to Jerome at the request of the national council of defence to take charge of an influenza hospital housing 200 patients. No doctor was in charge when the appeal was made to the local physician.
Washington reports the alien property custodian has taken control of millions of dollars in property belonging to women of American birth who married German and Austrian subjects.
A new freight rate was announced for ores shipped from the interior of the republic to the United States at Juarez Mexico. The rate for silver ore from Chimabia to Juarez rose from 2.21 to 4.20 per ton and bridge tolls for ore shipments increased. Further increases were announced on the Mexican railroad line for ore shipments.
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