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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1941

Page

4

Gula Taylor Engaged to Francis E Hagerty in Tucson Family Dinner

The engagement of Gula V. Taylor to Francis E. Hagerty was announced at a family dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hagerty on East Eighth Street. Taylor, educated in Missouri and Texas, has been secretary to the registrar at the University of Arizona and active in Tucson circles as a soloist, Lobban Singers president, and University Faculty Club officer. Hagerty, son of Mrs. Nora E. Hagerty, attended New Mexico State College where his father taught mathematics. The wedding is planned for mid October in Tucson, with residence to be in Los Angeles where Hagerty works.

Gula V. Taylor Francis E. Hagerty J. W. Hagerty East Eighth Street Gula Taylor Missouri Texas University of Arizona Tucson Grace Episcopal Church Lobban Singers Group University Beta Sigma Phi New Mexico Mr. Hagerty Nora E. Hagerty New Mexico State College Clarence T. Hagerty Los Angeles Hagerty Doris Johnson Paul Devereaux Hills Barro Missiondale Road S. J. Hillings Andy White Helen Borrego William Frye Ray Harrison William Ure Jo Auerbach Margaret Schoonover Betty Porter Rose Downes Elsie Marshall Viola Olsen Eunice Huber Mary Martin Helen Rohr Miss Johnson Auerbach Conner Stokes Tiger Stokes Mammoth St. Anthony

Couple Wed At McCarthy Home In Tucson

Hollis Gordon married Archie Lee Jones in a simple ceremony at 3531 Kleindale Road Tucson officiated by Chaplain Merle S. Peek. Bride and groom are connected to the Tucson Air Base with reception for the military police force and plans to reside in Tucson.

Hollis Sally) Gordon M. H. Smithson Safford Archie Lee Jones Florence Jones Dallas Texas Edna McCarthy Kleindale Road Merle S. Peek Tucson A. W. Krauss Bridges E. A. la Salle Dixon Ed M. Lightfoot T. R. Kelby C. W. Shafer Harold Thannisc Tucson Air Base Shirlee Flanders Howard S. Davis A. L. Jones

Church Groups Plan Evening Programs and Potluck

The Bethany Guild of First Methodist meets the Womens Society of Christian Service Tuesday at 7 30 p m at Mrs Wade Rogers home 2026 East First St The program features a reading How the Great Guest Came by Edwin Markham and a wildlife film The Heritage We Guard The Laura Webb guild of Trinity Presbyterian holds a 630 p m potluck at Mrs Joseph Griers home Mrs Warren Taylor leads the program and Miss Bernice Miller of the YWCA speaks on Understanding Our Mexican Neighbors Hosts are Mrs I C Benson and Mrs M W Lawson Attendees are asked to bring table service and a covered dish.

Bethany Guild of the First Methodist Church Woman’s Society of Christian Service Wade Rogers East First Street R. B. Lundgren Edwin Markham Arizona Laura Webb Trinity Presbyterian Church Joseph Grier Warren Taylor Bernice Miller Y.W.C.A I. C. Benson M. W. Lawson

Grand Canyon Visitors Reach New August High

Grand Canyon National Park recorded 62 988 visitors in the first 20 days of August up from 53 748 in 1940. Superintendent H C Bryant reported the 1941 travel year total to 351 279 entries, with the 1940 annual record of 371 613 likely to be surpassed by September 30.

Grand Canyon Grand Canyon National Park H. C. Bryant

New Swiss Device Removes Film Cracks on Screen

An apparatus has been invented in Switzerland to remove film cracks and spots that flicker on the screen when old motion pictures are shown.

Switzerland

Cooperative Industrial Program helps graduates gain work

Salida Colorado's Superintendent Lawrence A Barrett leads a five year effort pairing high school seniors who forego college with practical work in local shops and offices. Employers contribute no pay while students earn school credit. program aims to bridge youth with real experience and often leads to jobs after graduation.

America Lawrence A. Barrett Salida Public Schools Salida Colo Barrett

College Girls Set Styles with Back to College Fashion

College girls embrace bold fashion across campus outfits from cape-skin gloves to knee-high sleeves and quirky hats. Descriptions include knee-high wool mittens, heavy cable knits, mop-palms slippers, two-tassel stocking caps, pigtail hats, and leather belts paired with wide-pleated skirts. Fashion houses offer capes, boots, jerkins, vests, and dirndls in jersey and velveteen for the season.

Merry Hall Miss Hull California Jersey

Australia Considers Daily Jockey Medical Checkups

Health authorities in Australia explore mandatory daily medical checks for jockeys before races to improve safety and reduce injury risk. The proposal targets riders’ fitness status, concussion screening, and overall well being ahead of events at racecourses nationwide.

Australia

Attitude of Salida Schools Leader Praised

The speaker lauds Lawrence A. Barrett Superintendent of Schools in Salida describing his work as a model of real democracy. He extends praise to the men and women making it possible and wishes the story reach boards of education chambers of commerce and juvenile courts nationwide.

Lawrence A. Barrett Salida Cole Board of Education Champer of Commerce and Juvenile Court America

Bride Receives Miscellaneous Shower in Safford

A miscellaneous wedding shower honored Mrs. Abe R. Curtis formerly Emaline Lines of Pima with about 75 guests. The program featured readings and vocal solos by local women as gifts of linen glassware and quilts were given. Curtis, stationed with the U S Army in Louisiana, will soon be stationed near Abilene Texas.

Safford The Daily Citizen Abe R. Curtis Emaline Lines Pima Mr. Curtis Rue Curtis Thatcher Curtis Alline Lines Delia McBride Bernice Ferrin Emaline McBride Lydia Zufelt Elsie Larson Flora Norton Mamie Martin U. S. Army Louisiana Abilene Texas

Betrothal Told Of Tucson Couple

Mrs. John C. Devine of 237 East Third street announces the engagement of her daughter Virginia to Bernard E. Woods son of Nestor C. Woods of North Fourth avenue. Miss Devine trained in Tucson schools and with the local telephone company for four years. Woods attended schools in Arizona and Texas and is employed by the Southern Pacific. No definite wedding date yet set but the event will occur in September.

John C. Devine East Third Street Virginia Bernard E. Woods Nestor C. Woods North Fourth Avenue Miss Devine Tucson Woods Arizona Texas Southern Pacific Company

Man Walks 640 Miles Home From Hollywood to San Francisco

John M. Stahl 59 has walked 640 miles since July 5 and plans to ride back to San Francisco. He has visited 17 missions during his health walking journey and says he gets homesick whenever he sees a train.

Hollywood Calif John M. Stahl San Francisco Stahl

Things You Never Knew About Winchell

Sherman Billingsley recalls meeting Walter Winchell at the Stork Club and how Winchell shaped his career. The profile traces Winchells bravado, dangers he faced from Nazis and criminals, his police precinct instincts, and personal quirks from family photos to a love of sleep.

Trials set by Judge Hall in four criminal case arraignments

Judge William G. Hall of the superior court set Oct. 1 for George Pier and Oct. 2 for George Bunning to face aggravated and attempted assault charges. James Cameron pleaded guilty to defrauding Groiler Society of $80 in books. sentence next week. Other arraignments were deferred or pending trial dates.

William G. Hall Superior Court George Bunning George Pier South Convent Street James Cameron Groiler Society, Inc

Between the Arctic and Antarctic in the Western Hemisphere

A compact statement notes a vast population of about 270 million people spread across the Western Hemisphere between the Arctic and Antarctic regions. It highlights the scale of human presence without detailing nations or cities.

Arctic Antarctic Hemisphere

Social notes from Newburg trip and Prescott convention

Woodward returned from a Pacific Northwest trip visiting relatives in Newburg Oregon after a stay in San Francisco and Los Angeles. Dr and Mrs W D Rogers and son Billy returned to 2026 East First Street after attending the Prescott state convention of the American Legion and its auxiliary. Mrs Rogers is auxiliary secretary and Billy a drum and bugle corps member.

Ee Woodward Pacific Northwest Newburg Ore San Francisco Los Angeles

Dean and Mrs Olaf Andersen Return From Midwest Trip

Dean and Mrs Olaf Anderson have returned from a summer sojourn in the midwest. They traveled to Chicago and visited relatives in Michigan.

Dean Arthur Olaf Anderson Midwest Chicago Michigan

Miss Edith Niewold Visits Friends in Portage

Miss Edith Niewold left yesterday to visit friends in Portage Wisconsin and returned here last week after a three week vacation in Santa Monica.

Edith Niewold Portage Wisconsin Santa Monica

Healy Family Goes to San Francisco for Vacation

Mrs Elizabeth Healy and her daughter Justine depart for a week in San Francisco. Justine is a student at the University of Arizona.

Elizabeth Healy Justine San Francisco Miss Healy University of Arizona

Hubbell Guests from Del Ray Beach Return from Arizona Trip

Mr and Mrs Robert Hubbell host Miss Gladys Kenney and Miss Carolyn Finnely of Del Ray Beach Fla as house guests after their trip to the Grand Canyon Painted Desert Petrified Forest and other northern Arizona points Several parties have been given in their honor since their arrival here.

Robert Hubbell Gladys Kenney Carolyn Finnely del Ray Beach Fla Grand Canyon Painted Desert Petrified Forest Arizona

Mrs O Connor and Dixie Lou Return from Arizona

Mrs J L O Connor and daughter Dixie Lou of Kansas City Missouri have returned home after a summer visit with relatives in Phoenix and Coolidge Arizona. Dixie Lou will begin her second year at the Kansas City Conservatory of Music this fall.

J. L. O'Connor Dixie Lou Kansas City

Martens Guest at Casa de Manana La Jolla for Vacation

Co. P. Martens is a guest at the Casa de Manana in La Jolla enjoying a 10 day vacation.

Co. P. Martens Casa de Manana la Jolla

Truck Driver Remains Despite Traffic Snarl

ATLANTA August 26 After Wash Williams truck bumped a pedestrian the pedestrian walked away while Williams stopped his truck in the middle of the intersection. He stated the law requires a driver to stay until police arrive and he did so as officers untangled the snarl.

Atlanta Williams

Pilot Club Members Return From Summer Vacations

Pilot Club members resume winter activities after summer travels. Helen Jordan visited Pennsylvania, Chicago and New York while Ann Hodges toured Florida Washington and New York. Others vacationed in San Francisco Seattle the Pacific Northwest Oregon Texas and northern Arizona. The group plans to support defense through purchases of Defense Savings Bonds.

Pilot Club Helen Jordan Pennsylvania Chicago New York Ann Hodges Florida Washington Helen von Coblitz Faye Jones Cross Jessie Monthan San Francisco Coast Adele Woods Seattle Pacific Northwest Mary Balch Kansas Esther Henderson Abbott Flagstaff Arizona Vada Anderson Oregon Helena Patten Texas Harold Patten Brooks Field San Antonio

Circle Has Social Meet At Members' Home

The Sew and So Circle met recently at Palmer and Violette Snyder's home with Corliss Snyder and the junior Odd Fellows as co-hostesses. Guests enjoyed cards and a watermelon feast. Prizes went to Walter Johangton Sinclair Tom Mims Rubie Sinclair Ruth Pearce and Codd. Door prize awarded to Bernita Sickler.

Sew and Palmer Violette Snyder Corliss Snyder Odd Fellows Walter Johangton Sinclair Tom Mims Rubie Sinclair Ruth Pearce Codd Bernita Sickler

Gonzales Pleads Innocent in Yaqui Murder Case

Vicente Gonzales, 42, Yaqui Indian, pleads not guilty and not guilty by reason of insanity to killing Jose Olives, 7, near Chandler 23 years ago. Trial set for Oct 1 after Yaqui Indians capture him near Marana. County Attorney Harless says Gonzales admitted the killing.

Phoenix Vicente Gonzales Jose Olives Chandler Gonzales Marana Richard F. Harless

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