Charles F Gulden At Nineth Avenue 90 Today Veteran Railman Recounted
Charles F Gulden is 90, living at 1115 North Ninth Avenue. A former Southern Pacific conductor from 1928 to 39 and city license collector, he recalls early railroading from Chattanooga to Tucson. He details wartime delays, cattle and washouts, meals at Chinese restaurants, and Indian riders atop freight cars. He recalls Nogales Tucson service and meeting ranchers who shared beef on trips through New Mexico and Mexico. He also worked on John L Sullivan’s 1892s era train for a Richbourg Mississippi bout.
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Tucson
Chattanooga
Tenn
Charles F. Gulden
Southern Pacific
North
Ninth Avenue
Gulden
Yuma
Lordsburg
Bowie
Gila Bend
Guiden
New Mexico
Mexico
Nogales
Geronimo
Arizona
Cincinnati and Southern
Southern Railway
John L. Sullivan
Tennessee
Richbourg
Miss
Jake Kilrain
Cincinnati
Sullivan
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Presbyterian Church
Reggie Russell
Veteran railway conductor reflects on life and career
Gulden, born 1855 in Newfolk Virginia, recalls a stray train incident near Tennessee and working back to Chattanooga. A long member of the Brotherhood of Railway Conductors, he notes past roles with Col Epes Randolph, earlier Elks and Knights of Pythias ties, and a 1937 golden wedding anniversary.
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Gulden
Sullivan
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Cincinnati
Newfolk
The
Brotherhood of Railway Conductors
Col
Epes Randolph
Arizona and Mexico
the Elks
Knights of Pythias
Presbyterian Church
Steinicke Funeral Set For 4 Tomorrow
Funeral services for Arnold Helmut Steinicke 50 who died Saturday at his home 2911 North Estrella will be held at 4 p m tomorrow at Bring s chapel Rev Carl Taylor will officiate assisted by Rev A E Spice both of the Amphitheatre community church He is survived by his wife Anna one son Bala Duszik Steinicke en route here from a recent discharge from service and one brother David G Steinicke of Washington D C who is here for the service Also in Tucson is Mrs Steinicke s brother J George Banse of Hollywood California
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Arnold
Helmuth Steinicke
North Estrella
Bring’s Chapel
Carl Taylor
A. E. Spice
Mr. Steinicke
Anna
Bala Duszik Steinicke
David G. Steinicke
Washington, D. C
Tucson
Cleaning a Youngster's Snow Suit After Mud and Gand
To remove mud and Gand from a youngster's snow suit, let the garment dry first, then clean with a vacuum cleaner. Use gentle suction and avoid deep brushing to prevent fabric damage. Ensure all loose debris are removed before washing.
Total Eclipse Of Moon To Be Seen By Tucsonians
Dr. Paul D. Jose of the University of Arizona describes the December 18 lunar eclipse visible from 5 37 to 9 03 p m Tucson time with total phase 6 40 to 8 p m. the copper colored moon will rise at 5 16 p m and observers may view it with naked eye or at Seward observatory with tickets nearly sold out. The report also notes the first English title of nobility in America given to Wanchese, lord of Manteo.
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Paul D. Jose
University of Arizona
Dr. Jose
Jose
Seward Observatory
America
Wanchese
North Carolina
Lord of
Manteo
England
Raleigh
Stump to Speak on Philippines Under Japanese Rule
L. M. Stump, president of Philippine Union College Manila, will discuss The Philippines During Japanese Occupation at a Sunday forum at University Methodist church. He led Philippine junior college, then Philippine Union College, from 1930 onward and survived Los Baños prison camp before rescue by American paratroopers.
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Philippines
L. M. Stump
Philippine Union College
Manila
University Methodist Church
Stump
Philippine Junior College
Los Banos
Evans Bagley
W. T. Jeffries
Hickman Funeral Held With Rites By Lodge
Funeral services were held at Bring's chapel for Ephriam W. Hickman 67 who died Sunday at his home 29 North Melrose Avenue. Rev Clovis B Snyder officiated and burial was at Southlawn Memorial Park with Pima lodge No 3 IOOF conducting the graveside rites.
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Hickman
Lodge
Bring’s Chapel
Ephriam W. Hickman
North Melrose Ave
Nue
Clovis B. Snyder
Southlawn Memorial Park
Pima Lodge No. 3
IOOF
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