Weddings in Many Parts of State Highlight Arizona Unions
The narrative records multiple Arizona weddings. Mar Margarite Hunt wed Charles W. Hansen at Hedrick chapel, with reception and a Casa Grande residence planned. Other ceremonies include Ina Ruth Channelle and Paul Homer Adams, Katherine Kitchel and Herbert Z. Stuart in Bisbee, and William Bray Jr. with Mercy Negray in Nogales, detailing families, education, and future plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Homer Adams
Ina Ruth Channelle
Miss Channelle
John Allen Channelle
West Adams Street
Phoenix
Mr. Adams
Zack T. Adams
Catalina Island
California
Tustin
Calif
Adams
Phoenix Union High School
Kitchel-Stuart
Katherine Kitchel
University of Arizona
Herbert Z. Stuart
Bisbee
Griffith Davies
Covenant Presbyterian Church
Dan S. Kitchel
Stuart
Alice A. Stuart
Golden
Colo
George H. Kitchel
Norman Rosok
Idris Davier
Kitchel
University of Southern California
Arizona State Teachers’ College
Tempe
Miami
Colorado School of Mines
Negray Bray
Mission Society Meets At Member Home In Trinity Church
Mrs. J. W. Buchannon will host the Woman's Missionary society at 318 East Speedway Tuesday at 8 o'clock. Miss Lillian Cavett will lead devotions. The program “On Trek With the Migrant” features Mrs. Warren D. Schreurs reviewing They Starve That We May Eat by Edith E. Lowry about crop migrants and Home Mission aid. Mrs. R. B. Zinn discusses Stories About Children and Grown-ups and How the Migrants Tell Their Own Story with Q and A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Buchannon
East Speedway
Woman’s Missionary Society
Trinity Presbyterian Church
Lillian Cavett
Warren D. Schreurs
Edith E. Lowry
R. B. Zinn
Uruguay calls for volunteers sparks massive youth response
Uruguay issued a call for military training volunteers and over 770,000 youths answered within days. The surge indicated broad youth engagement and national defense mobilization potential amid the appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uruguay
Hope outlines Cleveland jokes and Joliet laughs in Winchell commentary
Walter Winchell on Broadway by Bob Hope riffes on his own column and vaudeville tour. The piece notes Hope's vacation and relatives in Hollywood, jokes about theatres and clubs, and a Cleveland home town gag. It ends with a critical nod to Winchell’s punchline style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hope
Winchell
Hollywood
Paramount
Panhandler
Pebble Beach
del Monte
California
Stork Club
Lindy’s
Broadway
Doc Shurr
Rialto
New York
Jack White
Jack
Charlie
North Hollywood
Cleveland
Willkie
Bob
Chicago
Atlantic City
Detroit
Boston
Joliet
Seattle
St. Louis
Portland
Variety
Sticks
Loew’s
Laught
Jeffries
Japan
Out Of State Marriages Told In Tucson
Miss Ella Ninke of South Haven Michigan and Lowell Daily of Tucson united in a double ring ceremony at St Paul Lutheran church in South Haven. Attendants included Freda Ninke and Arthur Ninke with Paul Ninke giving the bride in marriage. The couple plans to live in the Southwest after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Haven
Michigan
Ella Ninke
Tucson
Lowell Daily
C. R. Daily
Miss Ninke
August Warshow
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Freda Ninke
Arthur Ninke
Paul Ninke
Mr. Daily
Square Deal
Oracle Road
Rainbow Group Picnic At Sabino Canyon This Evening
Members of the Tucson Order of Rainbow for Girls will hold a picnic at lower Sabino Canyon at 5 30 tonight. Guests are invited and each girl should bring lunch and table service. Committee includes Margaret Skidmore Kathleen Sage Alice Hansen. Chaperones listed: Elmont Taylor Roy Skidmore J B McQuown Frank Peyton Edward Huntington Clark Mullins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Order of Rainbow
Lower
Sabino Canyon
Margaret Skidmore
Kathleen Sage
Alice Hansen
Elmont Taylor
Roy Skidmore
J. B. McQuown
Frank Peyton
Edward Huntington
Clark Mullins
Tucson Residents Welcome Guests From Kentucky and Arizona
Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Coleman of East Third street hosted Mrs. Coleman's sister and brother-in-law Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Linton of Hopkinsville Ky. Their daughter Miss Frances Linton accompanied them. Walter Linton of Phoenix and Wallace Logan Nourse Jr. of Willcox joined for a short Tucson visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. D. Coleman
East Third Street
Tucson
Tucson Guests At Tahoe Tavern For Vacation
Social notes report Mr and Mrs Howell Manning and family of Tucson staying at Tahoe Tavern Lake Tahoe Calif for a vacation period. Other arrivals include Emily C Harmon George Willis and son Jay and James M Potter and daughter Nan from Tucson at La Jolla Calif. Mrs Rohda C Kerr of Kansas City Mo leaves this week and will return to Tucson in the fall after a five generation family reunion at her childhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lees Iwert
Minneapolis
Mrs. Ball
Los Angeles
Mr. Ball
Douglas Aircraft Company
Howell Manning
Tucson
Tahoe Tavern
Lake Tahoe, Calif
la Jolla
Calif
Rohda C. Kerr
Kansas City
Mrs. C. E. Rose Returns From California Vacation
Mrs. C. E. Rose came home last week after a five week vacation on the southern California coast with Mr. Rose. He plans to join her in Tucson later in the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Rose
Mr. Rose
California
Tucson
Lampleys Return From 9000 Mile Eastern Tour
Mr and Mrs Charles Franklin Lampley return to Tucson after a nine thousand mile motor tour visiting the New York World's Fair Niagara Falls and Washington DC points of interest along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Franklin Lampley
Tucson
United States
New York World’s Fair
Niagara Falls
Washington, D. C
Morehead Family Plans Summer Stay and Education Move
Mrs. Boyd Morehead of Tucson and her daughter Miss Mary Morehead leave for a summer stay in Milwaukee. They will visit Long Island before traveling to Simsbury Connecticut where Miss Morehead will enroll next year at the Ethel Walker Girls School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wis
Boyd Morehead
Tucson
Mary Morehead
Moreheads
Long Island
Simsbury
Conn
Miss Morehead
Ethel Walker Girls’ School
Local Hosts Entertain Betsy Rosamyer Visor at Santa Rita
Dr and Mrs Donald B Lewis hosted a dinner at the Santa Rita hotel Thursday honoring Miss Betsy Rosamyer of Hollywood California who is visiting for about two weeks as their guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald B. Lewis
Santa Rita Hotel
Betsy Rosamyer
Hollywood
Calif
Miss Rose Hill and Miss Blanche Hill Depart for Two Week Los Angeles Trip
Miss Rose Hill and Miss Blanche Hill left the Old Pueblo yesterday afternoon for a two week vacation to Los Angeles, taking a brief departure from local duties and travel plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose Hill
Blanche Hill
Old Pueblo
Los Angeles
al If
Mrs Webb Visits Tucson From Bonita Arizona
Mrs. W. T. Webb of the 76 ranch at Bonita Arizona spent a few days in Tucson last week returning home with remarks on regional events and local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Webb
Bonita, Ariz
Tucson
Ohio Club Meeting At Mission Pool Pot Luck
The Ohio club will meet at 6:30 p m Friday evening at the Mission swimming pool for a pot-luck supper. Each member is asked to bring a covered dish his own table service and coffee. All local Ohioans are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Club
Mission Swimming Pool
Women’s Democratic rally at Tanque Verde schoolhouse
The Tanque Verde Wrightstown Women’s Democratic club holds an 8 o’clock Friday rally at the Tanque Verde schoolhouse with no charge. The Tucson Stamp club meets at 8 tonight in the Indian room of the YWCA to discuss fall and winter programs and display stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanque Verde
Wrightstown Women’s Democratic Club
Tucson Stamp Club
YWCA
Springerville Road Work On U S 60 Planned
The Arizona highway department announced realignment and oil surfacing of nine miles of U S 60 from Springerville to the New Mexico line with a $50 000 budget. WPA cooperation will supply material and labor. The project aims to pave the route across the state pending bids for remaining segments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona Highway Department
Springerville
New Mexico Line
WPA
Showlow
Highway Department
Tucson man Ed Holderness visits San Francisco
Ed Holderness of Tucson is spending a brief vacation in San Francisco California and plans to return to his residence at the Old Pueblo club in about 10 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Calif
Ed Holderness
Tucson
Old Pueblo Club
Doctor joins family in Tyrone New Mexico
Dr Hugh Thompson departed Tucson to reunite with his wife and three children who have been vacationing at Tyrone in New Mexico for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Thompson
Tucson
Tyrone
New Mexico
Surprise Birthday Party Honors Mrs Arthur Noe
A Friday evening gathering honored Mrs. Arthur Noe at the patio of the home of Mrs. August Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Noe
August Williams
Miss Georgia Willcox Heads to Los Angeles Tour
Miss Georgia Willcox travels to Los Angeles for a two week visit to see friends and tour points of interest. She plans to tour city sights and meet locals during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia Willcox
Los Angeles
Goldsmiths Martinezs Visit Golden Gate Exposition
Mr and Mrs B Goldsmith and G E Martinez and daughter Carmelita Martinez left Tucson yesterday morning to visit the Golden Gate Exposition on Treasure Island in San Francisco Calif Returning they will visit Santa Catalina Island and Los Angeles in Southern California.
Grant Pass teachers visit Tucsonian guest week
Three teachers from Grant Pass Missouri Miss Marjorie Sailor Miss Helen Demoso and Miss Juanita Demoso spent the past week with Mrs Rose Ann Williams in Tucson before continuing to Los Angeles They plan about two weeks in Southern California visiting Sequoia forests Yellowstone National Park and Denver before returning to Missouri for the fall term start of public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Pass
Rose Ann Williams
Marjorie Sailor
Helen Demoso
Juanita Demoso
Los Angeles
California
Middle West
Yellowstone National Park
Denver
Colo
Missouri
Rule of Courtesy: Avoid Interruptions at Work and Home
AP notes that interrupting others is a common American habit. Check before speaking to see if the person is on a call or in a conference. The piece cites office staff, housekeepers, vacation habits, and parents teaching children to protect playtime from unnecessary interruptions.
Navajo Nation Mines Output in 1939 Reaches 51000 Tons
The Navajo Indian reservation in Arizona and New Mexico runs its own coal mines. Production in 1939 totaled 51,000 tons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New Mexico
Moderation in Jellies for Small Batches
The article advises using 6 to 8 cups of juice for jelly making to keep batches manageable. It notes smaller quantities allow quick cooking, reducing the chance of overcooking which can prevent proper stiffening and degrade flavor.
Peaches Pair Well With Butterscotch Tart Filling
The recipe suggests filling tart cases with butterscotch and topping with sliced peaches and whipped cream when served. Aimed at pleasing guests, the combination promises compliments.
Salmon Cream Cheese Sandwich Filling Mix
A salmon based filling combines 2 to 3 cups salmon with white cream cheese celery parsley pimentos and sweet pickles. Add salt and 3 tablespoons of salad dressing or mayonnaise. Chill and use for about 18 sandwiches.
How to finish jam and prevent fruit pieces rising
When the jam finishes cooking, cool it in the utensil used. This thickens the jam before it is poured into jars or glasses and sealed to keep fruit pieces from the top.
Troning Lace Care Tips For Lace Tablecloths
Lace tablecloth care notes advise ironing with the grain to keep edges aligned and avoid overstressing the fabric. Do not pull lace out of shape during pressing to prevent distortion.
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Hedrick Chapel
First Methodist Church
Marguerite Hunt
Charles W. Hansen
Luther Hunt
Glendale, Ariz
C. J. Hansen
Green Bay
George H. Norton
Mission Society
Walter Winchell
By Bob Hope
Rainbow Group
Sabino
Milady
D&m
N. Campbell Hone
North Scott
East Sixth St
Daily Reminder
Drug and Dept
Coats
Mademoiselle
Harpers Bazaar
Vogue
North Park
University Gates
Cash
Wallis
Cleaning Service
Electrolux
Tarika Ahee CZ
4Th Ave
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