Marriage of Popular Pair Announced in South Pasadena
Miss Norene Pomeroy of Mesa wed Mr. Robert A. Temple in a July 26 ceremony at the bride’s relatives’ home in South Pasadena. The couple, both graduates of the University of Arizona, plan to reside in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norene Pomeroy
Robert Temple
Coast Rites
South Pasadena
Mesa
Robert A. Temple
University of Arizona
Ledyard W. Otto
Francis Rollie Pomeroy
Temple
Charles Hubert Temple
Los Angeles
Virginia Kersey
Fred Erdhaus
Kersey
Mesa Union High School
Kappa Alpha Theta
Zeta Sigma Sorority
Arizona State College
Tempe
Mr. Temple
Santa Monica Junior College
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
North American Aviation, Inc
Church Women Plan Luncheon and Program at Parish
The Women's Society of Christian Service at University Methodist Church meets Tuesday at 12 45 pm for a covered dish luncheon and brief business. Dr E D Terreau will speak and musical numbers are by Mrs Earl Boyd and Miss Jane Corkran. Belle Bennett circle assists with tables.
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Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
University Methodist Church
Margaret Billingsley
E. D. Terreau
Earl Boyd
Jane Corkran
Belle Bennett Circle
R. E. Dickerson
Picnic and meeting of church group at East Fifth
The Business and Professional Women’s group of the First Baptist Church will hold a picnic followed by a business meeting at the home of Misses Lilee and Sadie Thomas 2216 East Fifth Street Tuesday evening at 6 o’clock.
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First Baptist Church
Lilee
Sadie Thomas
East Fifth Street
Women of First Methodist invite Red Cross sewing
All women of the First Methodist Church are invited to sew for the Red Cross from 9 to 12 Tuesday morning at 300 North Main. The activity is organized under the department of local church activities.
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First Methodist Church
Red Cross
North Main
Department of
Desert Garden Club Meeting Scheduled at Miss Helen Link’s Home
The Desert Garden club will meet Tuesday afternoon at the home of Miss Helen Link. The meeting will be open to the public and reservations should be made Monday by calling 2610.
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The
Desert Garden Club
Helen Link
Sew and So circle meets at East Seventh Street home
Naomi Rebekah lodge No. 4 circles meet at Mrs Clyde Brainard residence 805 East Seventh street Wednesday at 7 30 PM. Co hosts are Mrs Fred Codd and Miss Ruth Pearce. All members and husbands invited.
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Sew
Naomi Rebekah
Clyde Brainard
East Seventh Street
Fred Codd
Ruth Pearce
Emery Park Woman's Club Meets Tuesday at Mission Pool
The Emery Park Woman's Club will meet Tuesday at 1 o'clock at the Mission pool. Mrs Ella Edwards will be hostess, with Mrs Moody and Mrs Englehart as co hosts.
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Emery Park
Mission Pool
Ella Edwards
Moody
Mrs. Englehart
Billito Park Homemakers Meet at Wetmore's
The Billito Park Homemakers will gather at Wetmore's on Thursday at 10 o clock for an all day picnic meeting. Members are asked to bring quilt pieces and patterns for shared sewing and discussion.
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Billito Park
Wetmore
Toastmistress Club Meets at Steinheimer Home
The Toastmistress club will meet at Mrs. Eugene Steinheimer's home, 522 Forgens Avenue, Tuesday morning at 9 30. Mrs. J J Cowin will give a book reading and discussion as part of the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toastmistress Club
Eugene Steinheimer
Forgens Avenue
J. J. Cowin
Tucson Altrusa Luncheon Meeting at San Carlos Cafe
The Tucson Altrusa club will meet on Wednesday at noon for a luncheon at the San Carlos cafe.
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Tucson
Altrusa Club
San Carlos
Woman's Benefit Association to Meet at Oma Nichols Home
The Woman's Benefit Association will hold a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Oma Nichols 1050 North Mountain avenue at 8 o'clock Tuesday evening. Visiting members have been asked to attend.
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Woman’s Benefit Association
Oma Nichols
North Mountain Avenue
White Shrine Meeting At Mrs Stewart’s Home
The White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet at 8 o'clock Friday evening at 1431 East Sixth Street the home of Mrs Charles Stewart. Mrs Erwin Mauch will be co hostess. Card games will be played. A nominal charge will be made and proceeds used to buy material for the fall bazaar. Families and friends of members invited.
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Jerusalem
Charles Stewart
East Sixth Street
Erwin Mauch
Bazaar meeting of White Shrine committee set at Mrs Ruggles home
The bazaar committee of the White Shrine will meet Wednesday at 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert Ruggles 909 North Campbell avenue. All members have been invited to attend.
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White Shrine
Robert Ruggles
North
Campbell Avenue
Security Benefit Association Meeting Aboard Alma Reece Home
The Security Benefit association will meet Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Alma Reece, 627 North Sixth avenue.
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The
Security Benefit Association
Alma Reece
North Sixth Avenue
First gossip column born with Pasquino statue in Rome
Walter Winchell On Broadway notes the origin of witty satirical postings on the Pasquino statue in Rome, marking the birth of gossip columns. It also recalls early war reporting by George Wilkins Kendall during the Mexican War and quirky presses like a cheese newspaper in Gouda and a handkerchief newspaper in Paris.
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Pasquino
Rome
George Wilkins Kendall
New Orleans
Picayune
Pony Express
War Department
Blanc Sur Noir and La Presse Prophetique News Note
French paper Blanc Sur Noir printed news in white letters on black paper reversing the usual order while La Presse Prophetique aimed to forecast next year. It failed, published in hieroglyphics and not a success.
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la Presse Prophetique
Early Newspaper Terms and Practices in Historic Press
The piece notes roles like emissary and register in early journalism and mentions The Romios of Athens as a verse daily. It cites German papers dropping question marks after a editor’s camp sentence, and a mistaken Hindenburg Hitler headline with a question mark. It also states Turkish press bans personal crisis reports.
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Romios
Athens
Essen
Germany
Hindenberg
Hitler
Emperor Picture Rules and a Cartoon in Be lieve It or Not
The Japanese Ambassador urged front page placement for a portrait of the Emperor claiming a law requires it to be the top image. He proposed a warning ad about not placing objects on the portrait, but the speaker said Americans refuse such restraints and the rule cannot be followed in America.
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Japan
Washington
America
Japanese Prison Editor Role Described in Press Law
The article explains the Japanese practice of employing a prison editor who takes the blame if the paper is fined or jailed. It notes the term belly treason for disloyalty under press law and describes how the editor goes to jail without disrupting the newspaper's operations.
Oldest newspaper found in Ostia July 24 entry
The fragmentary 58 B C wax tablet from Ostia lists outcomes: 30 boys and 40 girls born in Cumo, harvest of 500000 loads of wheat, 500 labor steers supplied, and the crucifixion of a slave Mithridates for blasphemy. It notes repaying 10000000 sesterces as unnecessary.
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Esquimo
Nain
Labrador
Ostia
Italy
B. C
Cumo
Mithridates
Push Button Press Marks New Era for Italian News
The article traces the evolution of government influence on media from ancient Rome to modern Italy and Nazi Germany and Japan. It notes Italy adopting a push button press under a Propaganda Ministry, with Germany led by Goebbels and Japan by a Minister of Thought Control, highlighting centralized control.
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Julius Caesar
Acta Publica
Italy
Goebbels
Japan
Honeymoon Newspapers in Wartime France
In France before the war a paper for honeymooners appeared titled Le Journal du Miel. A separate paper named Le Journal du Silence consisted of blank sheets save for the masthead, a stark contrast in print culture.
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France
le Journal du
Gazette Des Raccourcis And The Beggars Gazette History
The passage notes 1850s Paris and 1939 Strasbourg periodicals with macabre names and explains the term gazette origin. It describes how Venice minted gazetta coins featuring a magpie, the term entering newspaper titles, and readers paying a small fee to read publicly displayed issues.
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Paris
Gazette Des
Gazette Des Mendiants
Beggars Gazette
Strasbourg
Gazette
Venice
Gazetta
Asylum Newspaper The Mauer Ohling Report
A newspaper created by and for the inmates of the Mauer asylum near Vienna, with readers, compositors, and staff all confined within the institution.
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Mauer Ohling
Mauer
Vienna
Best Foot Care for Vacation and Beach Beauty
Betty Clarke outlines a summer foot care routine including pedicures at salons or home kits with pumice stone, foot cream, cotton between toes, antiseptic powder, and nail care. She notes trends toward bright polish, or natural toes with matching fingernail shades, plus a weekly foot bath routine and massage to improve circulation.
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Betty Clarke
Delegates To Attend Meet In California
Miss La Verne Dayton and Mrs. Percy Norman Williams will represent the University of Arizona at the Sigma Alpha Iota national convention in Los Angeles August 9 to 13. Delegates will hear the cantata The Harpweaver by Elinor Remick Warren with Edna St. Vincent Millay's poem as lyrics and attend events including a banquet on August 11 and a Hollywood Bowl program on August 12 featuring Lily Pons.
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la Verne Dayton
Sigma Alpha Iota
Percy Norman Williams
University of Arizona
Ambassador Hotel
Los Angeles
Elinor Remick Warren
Edna St. Vincent Millay
L.A
Miss Dannenhauer and Henry Stanton to marry
University of Arizona students Ruthie Dannenhauer and Henry Stanton announced their engagement at a Morenci luncheon hosted by the bride's mother Mrs Alfred J. Kroeckle. The couple plans to marry August 15 and return to Tucson in September to continue studies.
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University of Arizona
Ruthie Dannenhauer
Henry Stanton
Alfred J. Kroeckle
Morenci
Clifton High School
Stanton
Scabbard and Blade Military Society
Delta Chi Fraternity
Tucson
Alfred C. Stanton
Bertha Danenhauer
J. W. Martin
O. J. Cotey, Jr
Tom Cotey
Jack Belzner
Annette Smith
Matt Danenhauer
Edwin Danenh
Ruth St Denis 62 Dances On Summer Schedule
Ruth St Denis at 62 returns to the stage with supple white hair dancing the same Oriental style that thrilled audiences decades ago. Her summer shows include the Lee Massachusetts Dance Festival and appearances at the Hotel Champlain on Lake Champlain. Her Radha jewel costume dance and NutCh girl dances highlight the program, with teaching duties in New York between recitals.
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Ruth St. Denis
America
Europe
Lee
Mass
Hotel Champlain
Lake Champlain
Radha
Ted Shawn
Orient
New York
Bad Temper as a Habit and Self Control
The piece argues bad temper is not inherited but a self made habit. Temptation to fly off the handle grows with practice, like an addiction, and requires restraint to regain civilized conduct. The author confesses personal experience with BT as proof of self insight.
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Stalin
Hitler
Dad
Fred
P.S
B.t.’S
DeMolay Mothers Circle Plans Summer Breakfast
Members of the DeMolay Mothers Circle will hold their annual summer breakfast at the DeMolay hall Thursday morning at 9 o clock. Reservations must be made by calling Mrs. Ira Downey at 4859 or Mrs. W. A. Jost at 0193 R2 before Wednesday.
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DeMolay Mothers’ Circle
DeMolay Hall
Ira Downey
W. A. Jost
Socially Speaking Guests from New York and California
Mr and Mrs Max Pooler host Miss Dorothy Larson of New York City editorial staff of Life magazine as a house guest. Dr Floraley Kettenbach visits her parents Mr and Mrs O L Kettenbach spending a few days, traveling from New Orleans to California.
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Max Pooler
Dorothy Larson
New York City
Mr. Pooler
Miss Larson
Life Magazine
Floraley Kettenbach
Mrs
O. L. Kettenbach
California
New Oreans
Miss Mary McFall Hosts Freshman Breakfast at Home
Miss Mary McFall daughter of Mr and Mrs C R McFall entertained fellow classmates at their San Clemente home. The group will all be freshmen at the University of Arizona this fall.
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Mary McFall
C. R. McFall
San Clemente
Miss McFall
University of Arizona
Mrs Pattison and daughter Halka to Massachusetts after Pacific coast trip
Mrs S F Pattison and her daughter Halka motor to Massachusetts after visiting the Pacific coast this summer. They stayed with Mr and Mrs Ferdinand Hansen in Danville California and expect to return here in early fall.
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S. F. Pattison
Halka
Massachusetts
Pacific Coast
Ferdinand Hansen
Danville
Calif
Mr and Mrs J F McKale Visit Harrington Before Alaska Trip
Mr J F McKale and wife and daughter Marian visited their eldest daughter Mrs J Harold Thomas in Harrington Washington during the past week. They sail this week for Alaska and will return in time for the university opening where Mr McKale serves as athletic director.
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J. F. McKale
Marian
J. Harold Thomas
Harrington
Washington
Alaska
University
McKale
Skidmore Family Vacations at Long Beach
Mr and Mrs Roy Skidmore and daughter Margaret are spending a vacation at Long Beach California enjoying the seaside views and leisure activities.
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Mrs
Roy Skidmore
Margaret
Long Beach
Callifornia
Mrs Martin Bernstein and daughter visit Tucson
Mrs. Martin Bernstein and her daughter Marion of Kansas City are stopping at the Geronimo hotel in Tucson for an indefinite stay while visiting the area.
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Martin Bernstein
Marion
Kansas City
Tucson
Geronimo Hotel
Surprise Birthday Party Honored Joseph L. Bradley
Joseph L. Bradley received a surprise birthday party Friday at his home 2122 East Ninth Street. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Bradley and numerous friends. The group played whist with prizes won by Mrs. Robbins and Mr. Cook.
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Joseph L. Bradley
East Ninth Street
Bradley
J. D. Robbins
W. E. Hardin
C. W. Ryder
John Dunlap
James J. Wheelin
Neilson F. Brown
C. C. Cook
Charles Hines
Jimmy Wheelin
Marion Ware Bradley
Robbins
Mr. Cook
Joint Meeting By Homemakers Clubs At Sunnyside
Families of Government Heights Sunnyside and National City Homemakers clubs meet Wednesday at 7 30 pm at Sunnyside school for a joint session. Guest speaker A B Ballantyne speaks on Can Democracies Survive the Attack of Totalitarianism. A round table discussion follows and watermelon is served later with each family bringing a chilled watermelon.
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Government Heights
Sunnyside
National City
Sunnyside School
A. B. Ballantyne
Women Defense Chief Outlines Broad Home Front Roles
Harriet Elliott cites a total defense plan urging women to bolster the home front through nutrition studies, school meals, price watching, nursing and first aid training, sanitation work, after-school programs, and skilled trades. She urges clubs to organize, connect with defense councils, and mobilize neighbors and colleagues.
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Red Cross
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U. S. Patent Office
Gouda
Holland
Brussels
Belgium
Pepper Tree Inn
Miss Dannenhauer
St. Denis
Pioneer Hotel
Elsie Robinson
Porter
Woman Defense
Harriet Elliott
Defense Commission
Associated Press
Total Defense
Lulan
Beauty Salon
N. Stone
Anew Hamilton
Hamilton
Luetta
Lorna
Brock
QSSEX
Greenwald & Adams
East
Congress Street
Arthur G. House
Optometrist
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