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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1946

Page

6

Joyce Peak Weds Today in Tucson Catholic Ceremony

The marriage of Joyce Geraldine Peak daughter of Mrs Gladys Peak of Tucson to James Kelch son of Mr and Mrs Samuel Kelch of Cleveland Ohio was held at 2 pm today at the First Southern Past Church Rev R H Tharp performed the ceremony The bride wore a pale pink traveling suit with white accessories and carried white carnations Maid of honor Theresa Kennedy wore a black and white street dress Best man James Brannon of Tucson attended as groom’s escort Out of town guests included Mr and Mrs Kelch sister Mrs Harry Peak and her young son Wayne all of Cleveland A reception followed at 2943 North Stone Avenue They plan a wedding trip to Phoenix and then Cleveland where Kelch will join Deisel Engineering The couple both emigrated from Cleveland and Kelch recently discharged from the Navy as shipfitter 3c

Joyce Geraldine Peak Gladys Peak Tucson James Kelch Samuel Kelch Cleveland Southern Past R. H. Tharp Theresa Kennedy North Stone Avenue Phoenix Kelch Deisel Engineering Company Navy

Career women and the truth about modern paths

A 1946 feature argues against the belief in equal fit for careers, asserting women’s strengths lie in home and personal roles. It contends most women pursue careers for money, not passion, yet notes women excel in masculine roles like judges and executives. The piece champions intimate companionship with men and children as essential to fulfillment.

Queen Victoria King Features Syndicate

General's Wife Visits Daughter Family Here

Mrs. John R. Hodge wife of Lt. Gen. Hodge is in Tucson visiting her daughter Lt. and Mrs. E. C. Hall and grandson John at 2027 East Helen Street. Lt. Hall is stationed at Davis-Monthan field. Gen. Hodge has been in Korea since last fall as occupational commander. Mrs. Hodge came here from Birmingham Alabama.

John R. Hodge Hodge Tucson E. C. Hall John East Helen Street Hall Davis-Monthan Field Korea Birmingham Ala

Rainbow Girls Meeting and Plans at Masonic Temple

The Order of Rainbow for Girls will meet at 7 30 p m tomorrow in the Blue room of the Masonic temple. Plans for a picnic and a bowling party will be discussed. A social hour for Rainbow Girls and DeMolays will follow in the DeMolay hall.

Order of Rainbow Masonic Temple Rainbow

Coast Guard Enforced Prohibition 1919 to 1932

During 1919 to 1932 the Coast Guard, then part of the Treasury, enforced the prohibition era laws. The service patrolled coastal waters, inspected vessels, and seized illegal alcohol shipments as federal authorities tightened control on distilleries and smugglers.

The Coast Guard Treasury Department

Committees Visit Veterans Hospital

The Cootie and Cootiette hospital committees conducted their monthly visit to the Veterans' hospital on Sunday and distributed gifts to patients. Present were Mary Netherton, Katherine Martin, Nancy Bradford, Permelia Wolfe, Pat Bradman, Lillian Rojeski, and committee members Victor Klauser, James Jimas, Louis Menager, Tony Teal, Joe Meretick, Joe Daloia, Louis Rojeski, Charles Bouschet, Ray Netherton, Joe Wolfe, and Gordon Nelson.

Cootiette Hospital Veterans’ Hospital Joe Smith Mary Netherton Katherine Martin Nancy Bradford Permelia Wolfe Pat Bradman Lillian Rojeski Victor Klauser James Jimas Louis Menager Tony Teal Joe Meretick Joe Daloia Louis Rojeski Charles Bouschet Ray Netherton Joe Wolfe Gordon Nelson

Miss Helbig Plans Midwest Visit with Prairie Friends

Miss Doris Helbig of Tucson leaves for a month in Bloomington Prairie Minnesota where she will stay with Miss Margaret Ann Peterson. They will visit Chicago and Minneapolis to see relatives and friends before returning for the university opening in September.

Doris Helbig East Fourth Street Tucson Blooming Prairie Minn Margaret Ann Peterson

Officers Of Speakers Club Installed Today

New officers for the year will be installed at the Carnegie Speakers club monthly meeting at 6 pm today in the Old Adobe patio at 40 West Broadway. Ramon Elias Jr is president with Lina Holloway vice president Muriel Upham secretary and Blanche Teitlebaum treasurer. Juanita Moore will perform the installation as retiring president. Mamie Stevenson chairs speaking exercises and two minute speeches with Dorothy Cuppy as timekeeper.

Carnegie Speakers’ Club Adobe Patio West Broadway Ramon Elias, Jr Lina Holloway Muriel Upham Blanche Teitlebaum Juanita Moore Mamie Stevenson Dorothy Cuppy

Wiener Roast Planned By CYO Monday Evening

The Catholic Youth Organization of All Saints church plans a wiener roast next Monday evening at Mary Arntz's home 8 West Rogers Road. Members and guests meet at 7 45 p m in front of the church with transportation arranged.

Catholic Youth Organization of All Saints’ Church Mary Arntz West Rogers Road

Artificial Cherries Highlight Atomic Age Patent Scene

Washington reports on synthetic cherries made from sodium alginate and calcium chloride praised as a glimpse of the atomic era. The column notes patent office strain with 115,915 applications, while listing quirky inventions from Detroit, Chicago, Grand Rapids, and New York. Victoria River Downs in Australia is mentioned as a vast cattle station.

Washington Hiroshima Patent Office Casper Ooms William Julius Sylphie Peschardt Pinner Eng U.S Chicago Llewellynn J. Clark Grand Rapids Mich Kalman Horvat New York Othman William Julius Cherries Jean de Jen Fairfield, Conn Albert FE

Rain Would Make Earth Wetter Without It

The passage claims rain reduces atmospheric humidity by supplying moisture to the air. Without rain the air would be steam like, the ground would be slime, and moisture would condense on all objects, keeping them soaked.

Ancient Hemlock Trees Found Over Six Centuries Old

Researchers report discovery of Hemlock trees exceeding 600 years in age, indicating long lifespans and suggesting stamps of historical climate conditions in the region. Scientists note growth rings provide precise dating and reveal resilience of old-growth forests.

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