Former University of Arizona Students Plan Late Summer Weddings
Betrothals of several U A graduates are announced for late summer. Miss Johnnie Mae Beloat of Buckeye Valley will wed Harry William Bruger of Yuma Sept 7 at the Beloat home in Liberty. Miss Maxine Hudlow and Roy Lee King of Phoenix set August 29 as their wedding date.
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University of Arizona
Johnnie Mae Beloat
John Beloat
Harry William Bruger
Yuma
Beloat
Liberty
Phoenix
el Merendero
Buckeye Valley
King—Hudson
Maxine Hudlow
Roy Lee King
Hudlow
Marie Rousseau
Betty Dee Parker
Castle Hot Springs
Miss Hudson
University
Charles Case
Johnnie Beloat
Betty Harvey
Loreen White
Jessie McCarthy
Rousseau
Mary Nell Wiley
Douglas
Evelyn Hibner
Raye Grace Paxton
Tolleson
Estelle Bibolet
Nogales
Wanda Haymore Weds Raymond Nelson In Douglas Home Ceremony
Miss Wanda May Haymore daughter of Mrs Mary Ann Haymore and the late J A Haymore of Douglas and Raymond B Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Farell Nelson of Bisbee were married Sunday evening at 8 at the bride’s mother's home on Highth street. The ceremony was performed by G Hart bishop of the LDS church in Bisbee. The bride wore navy blue with white accessories. Best man was John Sharpe of Bisbee and matron of honor was Irma Cunningham of Bisbee. The bride is a 1941 Douglas High School graduate and the groom is a Bisbee High School graduate employed in Bisbee. Additional guests included local and out of town relatives and friends.
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Douglas
Wanda May Haymore
Mary Ann Haymore
J. A. Haymore
Raymond B. Nelson
Farell Nelson
Bisbee
Highth Street
G. Hart
L.D.S
Gussie Hart
Clara Nelson
Buzzby
Tucson
Sally Nelson
Safford
A. L. Stott
Lila Stott
Minelle Kerby
Richard Cunningham
Karen Cunningham
Clarence Beecroft
Bob Nelson
Tucson Couple Returns From West Coast Vacation
Mr and Mrs Harry V Chambers and daughter Susan and Mr and Mrs Henry S Conover and daughter Charlotte Anne travel back to Tucson after a three week Pacific coast trip including San Diego and Long Beach. They attended the Smoki ceremonials in Prescott for the first time.
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San Diego
Long Beach
Harry V. Chambers
Susan
Henry S. Conover
Charlotte Anne
Prescott
Homemakers Club Picnic Set At Mission Pool
National City Homemakers plan a picnic Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at the Mission swimming pool. A linen shower honors hostesses Mrs. Fred Latham and Mrs. Charles Anderer. Members, husbands and children invited.
El Centro Club Plans Big Get-Together Dance
The El Centro Catholic boys' club organizes a post marriage reunion dance sponsored by Santa Cruz church. It will start at 10 p.m. Saturday at the Women’s Club building and will gift corsages to attending women and girls.
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el Centro
el Centro Catholic
Santa Cruz Church
We're All Americans by Kate Smith
Walter Winchell On Broadway presents Kate Smith singing We're All Americans and discusses American unity. The column shares stories of Mary Esther Wheatley and Ignace Jan Paderewski, plus hometown efforts to conserve TVA power and a red Cross donation, urging patriotism and democracy.
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Kate Smith
America
Columbia Records
Brockton
Mass
American Red Cross
Red Cross War Relief Fund
Revenue Collections Highest In History
The treasury reported internal revenue collections of 7.37 billion dollars for the fiscal year ended June 30, the largest in U.S. history. Combined receipts after customs and other non-internal revenue totaled 7.61 billion, a record, reflecting a 38 percent rise over the prior year due to stronger business and higher taxes.
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Washington
Treasury
Yearly U.S. Fire Toll Reaches Ten Thousand Lives
The article reports that annually fires claim about 10,000 lives across the United States, highlighting the ongoing human cost and the need for enhanced fire safety measures nationwide.
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United States
Lightning injures Magna boy in yard
Four year old Clifford Boyd Heber was recovering after a lightning bolt struck his Magna home yard. The bolt melted a zipper from his overalls burned holes in his shoes and underclothing and blasted the ground in an 18 inch area. He stood partly on a running board of a car when struck. The bolt entered his left shoulder and seemed to explode at his feet.
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Magna
Utah
Clifford Boyd Heber
Machinery From America Touted For Surabaya Textile Plant
American machinery could be used in a proposed textile plant at Surabaya in the Netherlands Indies. The announcement highlights imported equipment and potential investment for the project.
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Surabaya
Netherland Indies
Beth Westover to Host Bridal Luncheon at San Carlos
Miss Beth Westover, bride elect of Mr. Robert D. Munn, will host a luncheon at the San Carlos for her bridal attendants tomorrow. The wedding occurs this weekend with maid of honor Dorothy Poor and attendants Jean Davenport, Rachel Payne, Frances Perry, and Ruth Hubbard among the guests.
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Beth Westover
Robert D. Munn
San Carlos
Miss Westover
Dorothy Poor
Jean Davenport
Rachel Payne
Frances Perry
Ruth Hubbard
Vacationing Men Head to San Francisco and California
Mr. Bill Quesnel and Mr. New sum Holesapple depart for a month long vacation visiting San Francisco and other California cities.
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Bill Quesnel
Newsum Holesapple
San Francisco
California
Felixs Visit Mica Family in Wisconsin and Detroit
Mr and Mrs Louis Felix spent a few days visiting Mr and Mrs Anton Mica at their Kenosha Wisconsin home. The Micas are winter residents of Tucson. The Felixes planned trips to Detroit Michigan and Atlantic City before returning.
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Louis Felix
Anton Mica
Kenosha
Wis
Mica
Tucson
Mrs. Felix
Detroit
Mich
Atlantic City
Miss Handley Returns to Tucson After West Coast Visit
Miss Maxine Handley secretary of the Tucson Little Theatre returns to Tucson after a summer on the west coast. She stayed in Westwood as guest of Miss Margaret Roach daughter of Hal Roach during part of the season.
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Maxine Handley
Tucson
Ninth Birthday Party Held For Jean Hussman
Jean Hussman celebrated her ninth birthday recently at a party hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Ernest Hussman. Guests included Shirley Anderson Winifred Strong Lois Anderson David Perkins Barbara Zimmerman Dickie Perkins Arthur Brinkmeyer Beverly Jean Perkins Sally McDonald and Bobby Riley.
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Jean Hussman
Mrs
Ernest Hussman
Shirley Anderson
Winifred Strong
Lois Anderson
David Perkins
Barbara Zimmerman
Dickie Perkins
Arthur Brinkmeyer
Beverly Jean Perkins
Sally McDonald
Bobby Riley
Past Advisors of Rainbow Girls Organize Club
A meeting of the Past Worthy Advisers club of the Order of Rainbow for Girls Tucson Assembly No. 2 was held at Mary Rhodes’s home with a buffet supper. A club constitution report was read and plans for a fall Mexican supper were made.
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
Tucson Assembly No. 2
Mary Rhodes
Tucson Assembly
Rainbow
The
Assembly
Roy Skidmore
Dorothy Downey
Henrietta Wilson
Marjorie Murray
Jackie Diamond
Adalyn Chaffin
Eloise Walborn
Barbara Eyer
Charlotte Helbig
Gladys Skidmore
Globe Lowers City Tax Rate for 1941 42
Globe announces the 1941 42 city tax rate at 3 39 per 100 assessed valuation down from 5 99 last year raising 30 849 on a 910 551 valuation. County levy set at 42 76 cents per 100 with 10 19 cents for general county expenses and the remainder for roads.
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Globe
Board of Supervisors
Gila County
Miami Reduces City Tax Rate for 1941 42 Fiscal Year
Miami officials moved to cut the city tax rate from 10.687 to 9.3612 per 100 assessed valuation. The council set the rate last night, projecting about 66,655 in revenue on a valuation of 712,032, for the 1941 42 year.
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Miami
Sheriff Echols to Leave Hospital Bed Soon
Sheriff Ed F. Echols expects release from St. Mary's hospital about Sept. 1 after being bed ridden since mid March from an automobile accident that caused a double fracture of the spine.
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Ed F. Echols
St. Mary’s Hospital
Melbury Visit Reveals Damer’s Hunt For Lost Love
In a tense late night talk, a woman learns from a confidant about Damer’s past marriage, his years of absence, and a possible quest to find the lost wife. She remains hopeful yet wary, noting the looming sense that personal affairs outrun public life and time. They ponder whether memory survives twenty years and if happiness can be reclaimed.
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Kitty
Melbury
London
England
Charles
Interlaken
Details of Rainier's past haunt his wife
The speaker probes Mrs Rainier about her husband recalling past events. She insists the details are what she wants to hear, implying a focus on memory accuracy and possibly hidden history. The dialogue centers on memory clarity and personal inquiry.
Listen World Enthusiasm Can Power Up Your Life
Elsie Robinson argues enthusiasm beats mere genius for practical cooperation. A true enthusiast inspires self respect and joy, develops deliberately, and can transform dull routines into drama and wonder, as shown by Lois whose life was revived by a patient doctor and a shift in outlook.
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Marion
Lois
Hollywood
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Mariposa Study Club Hosts Pot Luck at Scottish Rite Patio
The Mariposa Study club invites members to a Friday 6 30 pm pot luck supper on the patio of the Scottish Rite Cathedral. Reservations can be made by calling 3934 W during the day and 531 W in the evening. Tucson Altrusa Club to hold its regular luncheon at the San Carlos on Wednesday at noon.
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Mariposa Study Club
Tucson
Altrusa Club
San Carlos
Sew and So Circle Meeting At Naomi Rebekah Lodge No 4
The Sew and So Circle of Naomi Rebekah lodge No 4 will meet August 20 at 8 PM at 409 South Stone avenue the homes of Violette Snyder and Mary Palmer. Husbands and friends are invited. In case of rain the meeting moves to the L O O F hall.
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Naomi Rebekah
Violette Snyder
Mary Palmer
South Stone Avenue
Careliss Snyder
Odd Fellows
L. O. O. F. Hall
Ohio Club Pot Luck Supper in Catalina Foothills
The Ohio club will meet at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Pheneger in the Catalina Foothills Saturday evening at 6 30 for a pot luck supper. Attendees are asked to bring a covered dish and table service. All Ohioans are invited and information may be obtained by calling 0105 R3.
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Ohio Club
P. L. Pheneger
Catalina Foothills
Bundles for Britain Rummage Sale At High School
Bundles for Britain holds a rummage sale in the high school cafeteria this Saturday from 9 to 5. Donors may drop items Thursday and Friday or arrange pickup by calling Mrs. Herbert Painter or Mrs. S. J. Rawley or Bundles for Britain at 3391.
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Britain
Herbert Painter
S. J. Rawley
VFW Auxiliary to Meet Thursday Evening at 121 East Broadway
VFW Post 549 auxiliary schedules a regular meeting for Thursday at 7:30 PM. The gathering will be held at 121 East Broadway, inviting members and attendees to participate in the post’s activities.
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V.F.W. Post
East Broadway
Amphitheatre Homemakers Meeting at Blackridge Drive
The Amphitheatre Homemakers plan an all day gathering at their club house 1704 Blackridge Drive on Thursday. Members are asked to bring a gift for the birthday grab bag.
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Blackridge Drive
White Shrine Meeting Set At Mrs Hartin Home
The White Shrine of Jerusalem will meet at 2 oclock Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Jim Hartin located at 615 East Mabel.
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Jerusalem
Jim Hartin
East
Mabel
Rainbow Girls and De Molay Plan Joint Picnic
The Rainbow Girls and De Molay schedule a joint picnic at Wetmore's Park this Friday. All attending members should gather at De Molay Hall at 5:30 p.m. Dick Franklin and Betty Jane Robbins lead the event.
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Rainbow Girls
de Molay
Wetmore’s Park
Dick Franklin
Betty Jane Robbins
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