Olds Car Exhibit Opens With Mixed Generations At Plumer
The public can try a 1903 Oldsmobile at Plumer as part of a display. A man whose father began in the auto industry in 1916 favors the 1957 model.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1957
Page
7
The public can try a 1903 Oldsmobile at Plumer as part of a display. A man whose father began in the auto industry in 1916 favors the 1957 model.
The Rev. Paul David Sholin returns to Mountain View Presbyterian Church for two worships at 9 30 a m and 11 a m with the sermon The Work of Man and the Work of God. He and wife with sons David and Norman flew from Switzerland via polar route after June 1 trip through New York Scotland and Geneva. Full choir under Robert Knox Andrews will perform sacred music. new minister of music joins from Lumberton N C. Sunday school resumes Sept 8 after August break. no classes tomorrow.
A New York survey of 21 countries reports about 750000 baptized Lutherans in Latin America, with 1659 congregations and 430 preaching stations. The figure accounts for roughly 16 percent of the estimated regional Protestant population of 4800000.
The Desert Chapel Methodist Church in Phoenix led by Rev. David Lehmberg voted Desert Chapel as its name and will receive its first charter members tomorrow from transfer and faith confession. Services are held at 10 a.m. Sundays in Rogers Public School near Wilmot Road.
Julie Wallis a junior at the University of Arizona joined 600 students from across the United States at a theology conference at the American Baptist Assembly in Green Lake Wisconsin The gathering included Baptist Student Movement delegates representing about 50000 students and featured elections of national officers.
A Living Church premieres in New York to mark the United Lutheran Church in America 40th anniversary. Produced by Louis de Rochemont Associates the religious motion picture will be shown to 4 400 congregations this fall.
A dense list of crossword clues across and down entries with varied hints including places cities rivers people and specialties. The grid references names such as Ribicoff and Malbin Stritch appear among many terse clues referencing geography history and culture.
Police reported four attempted burglaries at businesses on South 4th Avenue. Robberies were not successful as none of the premises were entered. A moved cooler and tampered roof ducts at the four sites led Officer George Martin to investigate.
Billy Graham bids farewell to New York after a May 15 start drawing 1,761,300 rally attendees and 54,575 decisions for Christ. He preaches at Madison Square Garden then a Times Square farewell, with a televised coast to coast program not shown in New York. Stuart Hamblen, a Los Angeles figure and "This Old House" composer, testified after Graham’s sermon.
Denver Mayor Will F. Nicholson signed a recall petition seeking a special election over a proposed city income tax. The measure would apply to suburban and city workers, with rates 0.5 percent up to 5000 dollars and 1 percent above that. A total of 30,106 valid Denver votes are required to force a recall. Nicholson, elected mayor in 1955, defends his tax push amid opposition from citizens against the tax group.
M K Stevenson, Tucson Clearing House Association manager, reports bank debits across 12 local banks totaled 34,792,607 for the week ending Aug 28, up from 31,732,704 last year and far above 10,495,925 for Aug 27, 1947. The year over year increase reaches about 3 million.
U S Forest Service district ranger Charles R. Ames said a two day helicopter survey counted 1 200 cattle belonging to Richard Reeve grazing over 70 000 acres in the Catalina Mountains. The operation used an Al Baker piloted craft and notes three year counting cycles for allotments.
Judge Gordon Farley of Santa Cruz County Superior Court will preside at the Pima County Juvenile Court hearings Tuesday afternoon. Assignment Judge Robert S. Tullar designated Farley to temporarily handle duties of Judge J Mercer Johnson who since 1946 has held the post. Johnson leaves when John F Molloy is installed Tuesday morning as successor. Molloy and Tullar join Lee Garrett and Herbert F Krucker in selecting a regular juvenile judge.
Tonight at B and N Arena the Horse & Fiddle Square Dance Club hosts a 7 30 p m gymkhana for Comstock Children's Hospital equipment fund at 3156 E Greenlee Rd. An 8 30 p m Arizona Corral Theater presents Witness For The Prosecution at Santa Rita Hotel Rendezvous. Tomorrow features a final season performance of Witness For The Prosecution at the Rendezvous.
Puzzle clues mix baseball hero Babe Ruth with games and states. Down clues reference a Yankees infielder with long consecutive games streak and a boxing champion’s birthplace and name. The set ties winter sports, ice, and golf state abbreviations into a single puzzle card.
Perry C Session Armando Rodriguez Winfred Dickerson Wallie Hutka and others face traffic violations many with fines 10 to 50 dollars or days in jail plus failures to appear. Obituaries note deaths of Charles Meyers Ote H Sheppard William Sheridan and others with service details and funeral arrangements.
Lee Lawson faces simple assault and battery with a $25 fine or 10 days. Jose Louis charged with disturbing the peace with a $25 fine or 10 days. John V. Harper on false representation for unemployment benefits with continued appearance to 2 p.m. Oct. 4. Frank Guerrero and Alex P. Brown linked to false unemployment claims, both set for 2:30 p.m. Oct. 4. Xavier Lopez convicted for drunk driving with $100 fine and 10 days, reckless driving with suspended sentence. Charles Harmon charged with disturbing the peace, $25 fine or 10 days. Manuel Y. Sanchez facing drunk driving on a suspended license, trial set for 10 a.m. Oct. 10. Carroll L. Oldham charged with statutory rape, continued to 2:30 p.m. Sept. 1. Frank Johnson held to answer Superior Court on $1,500 bond for attempted statutory rape. Lawana Jean Flanigan listed as fugitive, dismissed for lack of evidence.
Judgment actions include multiple divisions with plaintiffs and defendants such as Genaro Villa and Harris Briggs Jr who receive quiet title judgments, a case annulment for Michael Killian, a damages suit against GTR Construction for 275000, a divorce style suit, and a mortgage foreclosure action by The Equitable Life Assurance Society against William Vance.
William Thomas Taylor v Ida May Taylor and Carol Marie Miles v Daniel Fran cis Miles file for divorce. T Luelle Ledbetter seeks divorce from Joseph W Ledbetter. Carrol Landis sues William Bill Lan dis for divorce. Patricia H Resor v Clifford Resor Jr and Florence Laughlin v Arthur B Laughlin report divorce actions or decrees.
Five couples listed with ages and locations in Arizona. Jack W. Watson aged 2 of Phoenix wed Mariee Ann Hardy aged 1% in Tucson. Don Thomas Kerr 2 Alc wed Thel da Elizabeth Lopez 17 in Ajo. George A. Gagan and Dora Helen Kelly 2% in Tucson. William Wilbur Putnam 22 of Tucson wed Regine Lesh Brown 11 in Tucson.
A baby girl was born at 6:02 am on August 3 at Davis-Monthan Hospital to A2C and Mrs William Broughton of 4223 St Belmar. The infant joins a family awaiting names and care from the new arrival at home.
Mrs. Irma Batchelor age 62 of 200 East 6th St died in a local hospital. Native of Eaton Georgia she had lived in Tucson since age 16 and leaves a daughter Mrs. Charles Andrew and sister Miss Inez Burnette. Funeral at 2 p m today at Reillys chapel with Rev Erwin Ruklie officiating. Burial South Lawn Memorial Park. Charles C Creager of 23 B Water St died yesterday at home native of Illinois and husband of Billie. Father of Charles S Dona and Carol services to be announced by Arizona Mortuary. John J Govorko of 24 Firth St died Thursday in a local hospital native of Yugoslavia resident since 1928 Rosary Monday at 730 p m Reillys funeral home chapel funeral services 10 00 a m Tuesday St Ambrose Catholic Church burial Holy Hope Cemetery. Mrs Meliona M Green 9 % of 340 N Main Ave died Thursday night at home of her son-in-law Dr and Mrs Jeremiah Metzger Body.
Albert C. Straub 33, of 45 Via Golondrina, native of Stanton Texas and longtime Tucson resident, president and manager of Dollar Thrift & Loan Co, died yesterday in a local hospital. Survived by wife Juanita Elizabeth and son Richard, with parents Mrs Beatrice Straub and siblings Rob ert, Claude, Ray, Mrs Margaret Walker, and Mrs Willie Mae Collier. Funeral 10 am Tuesday at Bring’s Funeral Home chapel. Rev Howard Blackburn officiates. Burial at South Lawn Memorial Park. Visiting hours 4 to 6 pm Monday.
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