Weddings Of Tucsonians Are Told Here
Mary B Watson formerly of the University of Arizona married Charles Wiley Donley August 1 in Anchorage Alaska. She is a Arizona native. he is from Spokane Washington and studied at Washington State college. They plan to live in Honolulu where he works in naval contracts. Another wedding tied Bernice Ballou Lapham to John Harding Scott Jr in a small patio ceremony officiated by Judge William G. Hall. They will travel to the east then reside in Tucson at 1723 Columbus Boulevard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Arizona
Mary B. Watson
Charles Wiley Donley
Anchorage
Alaska
Hugh M. Watson
Phoenix
Episcopal Church
Warren Fenn
Donley
Arizona
Kappa Kappa Gamma
George H. Donley
Spokane
Washington
Washington State College
Naval Contractors
Honolulu
Charles
Officers Elected At Ahnahan Club Meeting
Miss Mary Louise Terrazas was elected president of the Ahnahan club at a meeting held last week at the home of Miss Eleanor Soto at 115 West District street. Other new officers include Miss Carmen Padres vice president Miss Irma Aros secretary Miss Selina Osona treasurer and Miss Eleanor Soto reporter. The club plans to enter a float in the miniature parade on September 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Louise Terrazas
Ahnahan Club
Eleanor Soto
West District Street
Carmen Padres
Irma Aros
Selina Osona
Army Officer Weds Saturday in Civil Ceremony
Miss Kay Hannowalt of Los Angeles became the bride of Major Jer B. Towman, staff officer of the First Bombardment Wing, Tucson Air Base, at a civil ceremony performed Saturday. Judge William G. Hall officiated in his courthouse chambers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kay Hannowalt
Los Angeles
Jer B. Towman
Tucson Air Base
William G. Hall
Court House
Bisbee Couple Is Wed Sunday At Lutheran Church
Miss Alice Michelich and Ralph Anderson of Bakerville were married at Grace Lutheran church Warren. Rev. Frederick Knoll officiated with Mrs Rex Thornton and William Supanich as attendants. A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s parents home in Bakerville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Anderson
Bakerville
Bisbee
Anderson
Shattuck Dean Mining Company
July Temperatures Stay Below Normal Across Arizona
July marked the fifth straight month with below normal heat in Arizona. The average July temperature was 79 degrees, 1.2 degrees under the 47 year normal. Despite heavy rains in parts of the state, total July precipitation reached 1.64 inches, 0.54 inches below normal.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Coffee Float Vanilla Described as Refreshing Dessert Standby
A simple coffee float vanilla blends iced coffee with ice cream to create a chilling, refreshing dessert. Suggested for signing off luncheon or supper menus and served in mid afternoon or mid evening for a light, lingering finish.
Socially Speaking Returns From West Coast Visits
Mr and Mrs Julian Crutcher and son Leighton return home after seven weeks in Beverly Hills with Mrs Crutcher's sister Mrs Sheridan Beaumont. The Crutcher family joined toward the end. Kenneth Kelton also returns from a two week vacation in Los Angeles and Long Beach. Richard H Chambers and daughters Marthann Janet and Mrs W R Chambers finish a weekend eastward trip with relatives after visiting Silver City New Mexico earlier in the summer.
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Julian Crutcher
Leighton
Kenneth Kelton
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Richard H. Chambers
Marthann
Janet
W. R. Chambers
Silver City
N. M
Hand Softener For Gardeners
Summer gardening roughs the hands and makes cleaning hard. A simple remedy mixes lemon juice rubbing alcohol and glycerine in a jar to apply as needed.
Easy Meal Tomatoes Stuffed with Hamburger
Tomatoes are hollowed and filled with seasoned hamburger then baked for 30 minutes in a moderate oven. The dish makes a substantial main course suitable for lunch, dinner, or supper and requires little preparation while being budget friendly.
Local couple back from Mexico City vacation
Mr and Mrs Lee Garrett have returned to their home after a vacation in Mexico City. Chi Omega alumnae will meet Tuesday evening at 8 at the home of Miss Elizabeth Stillwell 80 Camino Mira Monte El Encanto Estates.
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Mrs. Lee Garrett
Mexico City
Chi Omega
Elizabeth Stillwell
Camino Mira Monte
el Encanto Estates
Toastmistress Club
J. J. Cowin
South Third Avenue
George Herman
Ohio Club
P. L. Pheneger
Catalina Foothills
Nannie Mae Gilbert
Edith Wilson
Mildred Hubbard
Entertained Guests Visit from Houston Texas
Mr and Mrs J C Barnes and Mrs R W Carter hosted Friday night for Mr and Mrs R H Guess and their son Richard visiting from Houston Texas. They plan to depart tomorrow after a two week stay at the Barnes home.
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J. C. Barnes
R. W. Carter
R. H. Guess
Richard
Barnes
Houston
Texas
Brighten the Hearth with Scrub and Linseed Oil Coat
A shabby brick hearth can be refreshed by scrubbing with a stiff brush and hot soapy water. Rinse with clear hot water and dry. The next day apply boiled linseed oil for a protective coating that eases future cleaning.
Spain Expects Olive Crop to Fill 100000 Hogsheads
Spain forecasts its olive harvest this year will fill 100000 hogsheads, signaling strong production. Officials project sizable yield across major olive regions and expect significant impact on markets and exports.
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Spain
Mary Love Weds Lieut Harry D Ransier in San Antonio
Miss Mary Love daughter of Mr and Mrs Thomas F Love of San Antonio married Lieut Harry D Ransier son of Mrs Lydia B Ransier of Tucson on August 9 at the First Baptist church in San Antonio. Dr Perry F Webb officiated with a Chantilly lace gown and a bouquet of orchids and white gladioli. The couple will reside in San Angelo Texas where Ransier teaches at Goodfellow Field.
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Mary Love
Thomas F. Love
San Antonio
Harry D. Ransier
Lydia B. Ransier
Tucson
First Baptist Church
Perry F. Webb
William E. Luther
San Angelo
J. R. Propst
W. S. Evans
B. H. Rolinson
Robert M. Ransier
Texas
Ransier
Goodfellow Field
University of Arizona
de Molay
Betty Ruth Bentley
Mignon Keller
Fredericksberg
L. V
Community clubs schedule pot lucks and picnics this week
Mariposa Study club hosts a patio pot luck at 6 30 PM Friday at the Scottish Rite Cathedral with reservations via 3934 W and 531 W for evening calls. The Arizona society of Long Beach itemizes its annual picnic at Bixby Park Saturday August 23 with speakers.
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Mariposa Study Club
The
Arizona Society
All States Society of
Long Beach
Bixby Park
Should America Be Told The Truth About War
Elsie Robinson discusses whether the public has a right to know war truths before decisions affect future generations. Boake Carter and Bugs Baer argue for frank, essential statistics in a democracy, citing Roosevelt’s oil policy disclosure and urging Americans to think for themselves and demand truth.
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Elsie Robinson
America
Bugs” Baer
Boake Carter
Bugs
Boake
Carter
Roosevelt
Japan
China
Mr. R
Baer
Mystery at Melbury Brought Out by Rainier's Absence
In the dining room, I discuss Mr. Rainier's absence with Mrs. Rainier and reveal he once was in a Melbury hospital. She recalls his wartime injuries and muses on his past engagement and wealth of suitors, hinting at a secret puzzle about their lives and motives.
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Roosevelt Pat
Atlantic
Pat
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Charles A. Lindbergh
Hitler
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Goering
Goebbels
Reich
Mussolini
Rome
Abyssinia
France
Albania
Greece
England
Legion
Sheldon
Mr. Rainier
Shelon
Ces
Woburn
Stourton
Charles
Melbury
Hanson
James Hilton scene reveals love and ambition tangled in business
A dialogue excerpt shows Cynthia recalling love for Charles amid his political rise and business struggles. She explains envy toward Kitty, her role in supporting him, and doubts about the road ahead, hinting at future revelations in the serialized piece.
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Kitty
Charles
Cynthia
James Hilton
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Do You Depend On Others For Self Respect
A reflective piece from 1941 questions whether personal dignity comes from inner resolve or external opinion, challenging readers to resist crowds and build self worth through discipline and integrity. The column emphasizes self reliance over public approval in a concise moral tone.
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King Features Synd., Inc
Burma Railways Transported 18 810 000 Passengers Last Year
Burma’s railway system carried eighteen million eight hundred ten thousand passengers in the previous year reflecting strong travel demand and expanding service.
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Burma
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Ty Kay Hannowalt
Lutheran
Walter Winchell
Daily Mirror
King Features
Reg
U. S. Patent Office
George Lait
London
Officers Training Corps
Beauty Salon
N. Stone
Texas City
Daily Reminder
Altrusa Club
San Carlos
Naomi Rebekah
Violette Snyder
Mary Palmer
South Stone Avenue
Careliss Snyder
Odd Fellows
I. O. O. F. Hall
Random Harvest
Ost
N. Park At
University Gates
Rattan
Manila
P.L
Goebel
E. Speedway
Hamilton
Linwood
Reagan
Greenwald & Adams
Pioneer
Congress Street
Arthur G. House
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