Tucson Woman's Club Adopts Defense Motto New Program
The Tucson Woman's Club embraces a "Full speed ahead" defense motto and plans to contribute about 1,200 man hours weekly. Elizabeth Siebenthal outlines a program with 50 women in first aid and home nursing, overseen by Red Cross instructors, while members support Fort Grant gifts and local elder care efforts.
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Tucson Woman's Club
Elizabeth Siebenthal
National Defense
West Alameda Street
Red Cross
Fort Grant
Richard Dawson
Jack Vosskuhler
University
LaVeron Dayton
Alice Getzwiler
Barbara Kilburn
Richard Hall
Mmes
J. C. Mack
William Dunipace
W. Claude Davis
Allen Cameron
Cameron
Salon Members Entertain Their State Leader
Partners of Pima Salon No. 164 hosted their annual Christmas party at Edith Wilson’s Grant Road home. Mrs. Helen Riell of Globe, visiting Le Chapeau Departemental, reported on the Eight of Forty mid winter conference in Phoenix and her Tucson Preventorium visit with aides. Gifts were exchanged after reports and plans for a Preventorium children’s party were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Wilson
le Petit Chapeau
Grant Road
Helen Riell
Globe
le Chapeau
Arizona
Phoenix
Riell
Tucson
Hannah Howard
Mildred Hubbard
Ethyl Thorp
Helen Blakeslee
Charlotte Helbig
Jewish Hospital
Tucson Health Center
Jeanne McQuown
Vera Thomas
Irene Brinkmeyer
LaVada Hall
Ora Lee Kite
Gertrude Meyers
Grace Well
Marie Fridena
Ethyl Thor
How To Become A Broadway Success In Angel Street
Walter Winchell notes describe Angel Street at the John Golden Theatre as a one set play needing 800 dollars on opening night. A single actor finally funds the effort, hoping for future screen work as critics hail it the biggest dramatic hit in New York.
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New Yorker
Angel Street
John Golden Theatre
New York
Critic John Anderson Recalls John Mason Brown Wit
CRITIC John Anderson recalls John Mason Brown famed as lecturer and critic. During a New Orleans lecture Brown suddently left the platform and landed among the audience in good humor, then returned and quipped about resuming the topic where it was dropped.
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John Anderson
John Mason Brown
Anderson
Brown
New Orleans
Pear Walter telegram from Wendell Willkie denies NY governorship run
Willkie states he has no intention of seeking the New York governorship and has discussed the subject with only inquirers or those who asked. He emphasizes he has not spoken to anyone else and has not written or said otherwise.
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Pear Walter
Wendell Willkie
New York
N. Y
Ross Graham Reflects on War and Humor
The baritone discusses wartime strain and the role of comics and humor in newspapers. Graham cites Lincoln about laughter as essential to endurance, highlighting the balance between serious news and light content during conflict.
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Ross Graham
Columrs
Graham
Lincoln
Gary Cooper Sees Mallards From Races Infield
The actor Gary Cooper, fresh from duck hunting, attended a race event. He watched from the stands with field glasses aimed at a pond in the infield. After the finish, he excitedly pointed out mallards to a nearby spectator.
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Gary Cooper
Gary
Village Barn Banter and Sharp Knife Quips
An amateur talk at the Village Barn hints at an unpopular guy as two boys joke about knives. A line from a RKO Charlie McCarthy film mentions a sister of that character as a top example of the brand. A swindler urges doublecrossing a friend, but the other insists they are close allies.
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RKO
Charlie McCarthy
Jessel recounts lean years in Midwestern town
George Jessel recalled a hard time with his brother Bob Milford in a small Mid-West town where they had only fifty cents. Milford bought cats for a quarter and mustache wax with the remaining coins while seeking food.
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George Jessel
Coq Rouge
Bob Milford
Mid-West
Jessel
Bob
Milford
Bank Clerk’s Silent Salary Raffle Sparks Boss’s Curiosity
A bank clerk earning $20 weekly funds a lavish lifestyle through a weekly raffle. He keeps his books in order yet reveals the prize is his own salary, $200 a week, won by selling tickets to about 100 people. The piece blends light anecdotes about cinema and entertainment figures.
January Meeting Held At Kaye McDaniels Home
Charlotte Helbig Hannah Howard Nannie Mai Gilbert Grayce Gibson Helen Lyons Ethel Laubscher Ora Lee Kite Gayl Mason Kaye McDaniels Elsie Louise Nelson Florence Redman Ruth Sanderson Vera Thomas Grace Well Dora Woodworth Josephine Corbett and the hostesses. The January gathering will take place at Kaye McDaniels residence with Leota Apell Nannie Mai Gilbert and Gayl Mason assisting.
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Charlotte Helbig
Hannah Howard
Nannie Mai Gilbert
Grayce Gibson
Helen Lyons
Ethel Laubscher
Ora Lee Kite
Gayl Mason
Kaye Mce- Daniels
Elsie Louise Nelson
Florence Redman
Ruth Sanderson
Vera Thomas
Grace Well
Dora Woodworth
Josephine Corbett
Kaye McDaniels
Leota Apell
Eureka Club Meeting at S F Chandler Home
The Eureka club will meet tonight at 97:30 o'clock at the home of S F Chandler located at 1030 East Twenty first street.
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Eureka Club
S. F. Chandler
East Twentyfirst Street
Christmas Party Planned by Railway Conductors Auxiliary
Husbands and visiting members are special guests at a Christmas party organized by the Auxiliary to the Order of Railway Conductors. The event, hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Wills at 2822 East Laster Street, will feature gift exchanges and charity baskets funded by canned goods. Assistants include Mrs. Wellington Jones and Mrs. Frank Killmer.
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R. W. Wills
East Laster Street
Wellington Jones
Frank Killmer
Labor subject discussed by Gus Wieden at Tucson luncheon
Gus Wieden of the State Employment Service told the Tucson League of Women Voters that labor and capital relations have improved since last week and that labor is patriotic. He opposed further legislation of labor gains and noted rising employment with many unemployed newcomers in Tucson. He stressed the need for workers organizations remains socially desirable.
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August Wieden
Office of the
State, Employment Service
Tucson League of Women Voters
San Carlos Cafe
Wieden
America
League of Women Voters
Tucson
Noah Slee
Hubert d’Autremont
Paul Mauder
Wi Ganz
Guy Currier
Pat Tidmarsh
Stanford Stevens
Charles T. Vorhies
Fred C. McCormick
Wirth ~Dunham
James Redman
B. S. Miller
A. H. Chapin
Sophie Hart
F. N. Scott
Darwin Mason
Ethyl C., Lobban
Squires
Ed Holderness
Wm. L. Holt
Thomas Axtell
Stewart Patterson
Catherine J. Snow
Thelma McQuade
Matthew Baird and
Guest
L. W. Feezer
Jay Sternberg
Clinic to Sponsor Christmas Party in Tucson
Parents and former patients at the Tucson Mothers' Clinic for Planned Parenthood will attend a Christmas party from 10 to 4 Monday at 28 East Corral Street. Candy and toys for children, coffee and doughnuts for mothers. fathers welcome.
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Tucson
Planned Parenthood
East Corral Street
Jay Sternberg
Molly Smith
Lesley Allen
The Magi's Gift Is Junior High Play Presented
The Magi's Gift will be presented at 8 o'clock Monday in the Tucson Senior High School auditorium. Directed by Sister M Suzanne and Sister Mary Inez, the operetta features a large cast of Manor children and Nativity Players with many named participants.
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Iby
SS. Peter and Paul
Tucson
M.suzanne
Mary
Inez
Manor
Wee Bernard’ ‘Phelan
Betty
Mae
Jones
Frederic Sargent
Harold
Lucille
Steffes
Ann
Ellen
Sydon
Mary Krabbenhoeft
Margaret
Norma Angulo
Edith
Addine Smith
Krauch
Hisbeth
Barney Kengla
Thomas
Moreley
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Tom
Bernard Sarzana
Arthur Hertford
William Kilcullen
Saint
Shepherds
J. Greaber
Charles “Specht
Michael Weinzapfel
So Angel
Gertrude Bores
Jeanette Dumont
Anna Swanick
Julia ‘Swanick
Ellen Ann Sydow
Marjorie ‘Soto
Patricia Smith
Halverson
Caroline Rutherford
Hugena Vinene
Caroline Lee
Mitzie Manzo
Catherine Davis
Herman
Patsy Kiefer
Hilda Moreno
Barbara
Phelan
Nancy
Stegmeier
Diane Durst
Joan Trieber
Brendan
Flannery
James
Dougherty
James Reidy
Daniel
Hurley
Jack
Lomasney
Ernest Amadril
Donald
Confer
William
Greather
Robert Smith
Brady O’rielly
Frank, Bugbee
Denee Logan
Donald Rhodes
Andrew Blundell
Surprise Dance Exhibition At El Rio Golf Club
John Griffith and his sister Mrs. John Day performed an impromptu dance at a Sunday buffet at El Rio Golf and Country Club. The pair formerly toured as John and Harriet Griffith. Sixty guests contributed donations for the Red Cross.
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el Rio
Golf
John Griffith
John.Day
Local names listed in wedding notice fragment
Readable text shows a list of individuals including Mmes Henry Bolce George Dittman Charles Day Mary George and Rutger Porter. The fragment appears to be part of a social or wedding notice with several married women and accompanying men named.
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Mmes
Henry" “Bolce
George Dittman
Charles Day
Mary George
Rutger Porter
Teen Ettes Jewish Club Plans Chanuca Tea
The Jewish Teen Ettes, a newly organized club for Jewish girls ages 13 to 16, plans a Chanuca tea on December 21 to honor mothers. Advisor is Miss Goldie Nathan with officers Elsie Kleinerman president Elaine Goldsmith vice president Eleanore Heiner secretary Marilyn Newman treasurer Marjorie Schuman program chair Violet Epstein publicity Goldie Levkowitz Esther Nathan.
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Eleanore Heiner
Marilyn Newman
Marjorie Schuman
Violet Epstein
Goldie
Levkowitz
Esther
Nathan
Doris
Larkritz
Rhoda Pitluck
Ruth Reinhard
Dorleen Saprin
Dotty Smith
Public Affairs Luncheon At The Y Wednesday
The YWCA public affairs luncheon will be held at 1 o clock Wednesday at the Y where reservations may be made. Miss Sue Perry will speak on Pan American Solidarity. Rillito Park Homemakers meet from 1 to 4 o clock Thursday at Mrs Leon Healths home on Rillito lane.
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Sue Perry
Rillito Park
Toastmistress Meeting At Mission Inn At Noon Wednesday
The Toastmistress club schedules a noon gathering at the Mission Inn on Wednesday. Members are expected to attend and participate in scheduled speaking activities.
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Toastmistress Club
Mission Inn
Pima County Choir Plans Final Rehearsal and Christmas Program
The mother singers schedule a final rehearsal at 1 30 in the Fine Arts building on the campus. They will broadcast Christmas music at 6 35 Thursday night over KTUC and perform for the Woodmen of the World at 8 o clock Friday night.
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Pima County Council
Mothersingers
Fine Arts
KTUC
The
Woodmen of the World
Mothers of Miles School Bandage Work Meeting
Mothers of Miles school will meet at 9 o'clock Wednesday morning to make bandages. They will work all morning and some may stay after lunch with their own lunches. Mothers also will bring first aid equipment.
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Miles School
Mrs Laura Carr Tuthill’s class resumes January fifth
Mrs Laura Carr Tuthill announces that her classes are adjourned for the holidays and will reconvene on January fifth. The note indicates a return date for students and staff.
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Laura Carr. Tuthill
Plant nicknames: goosefoot family bomb's quarters
A plant of the goosefoot family is also known as father and pigweed. The wording notes alternate common names for the species.
Birth Announcements for William Graham Bell Jr and Diana Herndon
Mrs. William Graham Bell of Tucson announces the birth of a son named William Graham Bell Jr on December 15. Mrs. Bell is formerly Miss Marjorie Louise Sisk of Nogales. A daughter Diana was born December 15 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Herndon of 727 East Helen Street. Mrs. Herndon was Emma McLaughlin of Tucson. the Herndons also have a seven year old son Vimmy.
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William. Graham Bell
Tucson
William Graham
Bell, Jr
Bell
Marjorie Louise Sisk
Nogales
Diana
Robert Herndon
East Helen'street
Lieut. and Mrs Leon Gray Visiting Friends in Arizona
Lieut and Mrs Leon Gray are visiting friends and Mrs Gray's parents in Tucson and Casa Grande They have been in Kansas City where Lieut Gray was flying for an airline company Both Lieut and Mrs Gray formerly Bunny Morrill are known in university circles as members of Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Delta Gamma They say Lieut Gray will soon report to active duty with the United States Army Air Corps.
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Leon Gray
Mrs Shofner Hosts Shower for Mrs Schwartz at Buffet
Mrs Jack Shofner entertained Sunday with a personal shower and buffet supper honoring the recent bride Mrs Wendell M Schwartz formerly Lucy Brena. About twelve guests attended.
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Jack
Shofner
Wendell M. Schwartz
Lucy Brena
Peterson and Betts Visit Tucs on Business
William Peterson and Amos A. Betts of Phoenix are in Tucson for a short business trip and are staying at the Santa Rita hotel.
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William Peterson
Amos. A. Betts
Phoenix
Tucson
Santa Rita Hotel
Gibney Home Hosts Montgomery Family for Christmas
Lieut. Col. and Mrs Louis G. Gibney entertain as house guests Mrs Josephine Montgomery sister of Mrs Gibney and her two children Doris and Bob of Coronada California during the Christmas holidays.
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Louis G. Gibney
Golden Anniversary for Boulder Couple Albert and BE Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Albert BE Smith of Boulder Colorado celebrated their Golden wedding anniversary yesterday with a surprise from friends.
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Albert BE. Smith
Boulder, Colo
Tea to Benefit Red Cross at Tucson Garden Club Event
A Tucson Garden club afternoon tea, held at Mrs. Anna H. Porter’s home on 2433 East Hawthorne Street, follows a December 15 1891 marriage solemnization in Telluride Colorado. Women members will attend between 2 and 5 pm, with proceeds from a silver offering going to the Red Cross.
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Hawthorne
Tucson Garden Club
Anna H. Porter
East
Hawthorne Street
Red Cross
Miss Katharine Kittredge to Spend Holidays in Yosemite Park
Katharine Kittredge a sophomore at the university will leave Friday for two weeks of Christmas holidays at her home in Yosemite National Park. Her father Frank A Kittredge superintendent of the park formerly stationed at the Grand Canyon. She is a Pi Beta Phi member who attended Pomona College last year and plans include skiing and other winter sports.
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Katharine Kittredge
Yosemite National Park
Frank A. Kittredge
Pi Beta Phi
Miss Kittredge
Pomona College
Kittredge
Grand Canyon
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Patten
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Winchell
Jolson
Tidmarsh
Gus Wieden
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Tel. Company
Teen
Daily Reminder
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Mayme Bajbek
Ida Williams At
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Mary Jane's
el Conquistador Hotel
Sara
Cooley
Croquignole Permanent
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