Dr Fenn Seeks Leave From Tucson Pulpit to Take New England Call
Dr Dan Huntington Fenn long time minister of the Unitarian Church of Tucson has offered his resignation to pursue a pastorate in Wayland Massachusetts. The Tucson church will vote on January 8 after the morning service. During his tenure the church acquired a five acre East 22nd Street site and built a $40 000 sanctuary.
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Dan Huntington Fenn
Unitarian Church of Tucson
New England
Fenn
Wayland
Mass
Tucson
East 22Nd Street
South Swan Road
Miles School
E. Broadway
Frederick M. Eliot
American Uni Assn
Richard Harvill
Harvard Club
Augusta
Taunton
Chestnut Hill
American Unitarian Assn
United States
Canada
National Commission of Army
Washington
Massachusetts House of Representatives
U.S
Leverett Saltonstall
Brookline
Harvard
University of Chicago
Harvard Divinity School
Starr
University of Arizona Faculty Attend National Speech Convention
Nine University of Arizona faculty members join a major national speech and theatre convention in Los Angeles at the Hotel Statler. Sponsored by the Speech Association of America and the American Educational Theatre Association with cooperation from several societies, UA speakers include Kienda Lynn and George F. Sparks among others.
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University of Arizona
Hotel Statler
Los Angeles
The
Speech Assn. of America
American Educational Theatre Assn
National Society For the Study of Communication
National University Extension Assn
American Forensics Assn
Western Speech Assn
Forensics
Tau Kappa Alpha
Delta Sigma Rho
Pi Kappa Delta
Phi Rho Pi
Kienda Lynn
George F. Sparks
Alethea Smith Mattingly
W. Arthur Cable
Ben C. Markland
Manent
Robert C. Burroughs
John Lafferty
Jeanette Pratt
Peggy J. Kellner
Tucson Christmas tree burning schedule announced
The Tucson Fire Department lists dates and school sites for the annual Christmas tree burning program. Students collect trees at multiple locations from January 4 to 7 with a final show at the University of Arizona Auditorium on January 14 featuring a movie and prizes.
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Tucson Fire Department
Menio Park
Jefferson Park
Julia Keen
Duffy
Wright
Catalina Junior High
Government Heights
E. 28Th St
E. 7Th Ave
Carrillo
Bonillas
Pueblo Gardens
Ft. Lowell
Himmel Park
Amphi Men's Club
N. Geronimo
Roosevelt
SS. Peter and Paul
Peter Howell
Robison
Davidson
N. 10Th Ave
W. Billito St
Mansfeld Junior High
Eagle Field
E. 16Th St
S. 2Nd Ave
University of Arizona
Fire Department
Family Returns Neighbor’s Lost Pup for Christmas
An Albemarle County housewife found and returned a puppy to neighbor children after they had lost their dog. The dog matched the missing pet exactly, and the gift was given as a Christmas surprise.
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Charlottesville
Albemarle County
SPCA
Young Mother to Return to Tucson in Worthless Check Case
Jimmie Lou Smithey, 20, a noted Tucson check artist, waives extradition from Bakersfield to face about 30 charges. Her husband, R. E. Smithey, 23, already jailed in Bakersfield for similar offenses, is wanted in Los Angeles and Lubbock, Tex. Victims identified her as the woman who wrote the checks used to fund pricey clothing purchases.
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Tucson
Bakersfield
Calif
Jimmie Lou Smithey
Sheriff's Office
R. E. Smithey
Los Angeles
Lubbock
Tex
Back Taxes Sale Slated for County Properties
Nearly 900 properties will go on sale at 10 a.m. Saturday at the county treasurer’s office in the courthouse. Owners who have not paid improvement assessments face sale if no payment is made by the deadline. A 5 percent penalty plus a $2 advertising charge applies to current payments, and redeeming owners have one year to reclaim their property by paying the sale price and penalties.
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D. A. DiCicco
DiCicco
Ex Marine 72 Dies in Miller Valley Fire
A 72-year-old retired Marine Gregory P Meyer died in a Miller Valley house fire in Prescott. Officials say a cigarette sparked a couch fire after he fell asleep and suffocated before firefighters arrived. his dog also died in the blaze.
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Miller Valley
Prescott
Justice of the Peace
Dan Seaman
Gregory P. Meyer
Meyer
Rites Mark 100th Birthday of Dr. Percival Lowell
In Flagstaff the 100th birth anniversary of Dr. Percival Lowell, founder of Lowell Observatory in 1894, was commemorated. Directors A G Wilson and W M Slipher spoke to scientists. flowers rested on Lowell’s tomb.
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Flagstaff
Percival Lowell
Lowell
A. G. Wilson
W. M. Slipher
Dr. Lowell
Amy Lowell
Abbott Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Mars
Tombaugh
Pluto
Greensboro Firm Offers Free Drivers on New Year Eve
F. Stewart Motors of Greensboro promises to furnish drivers for anyone in the city who decides he is no condition to drive home on New Year’s Eve.
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Greensboro
N. C
F — Stewart Motors, Inc
Patten Criticizes Arizona Congressmen On Colorado River Water
Former U S representative Harold A Patten condemns Hayden Goldwater Rhodes and Udall for not pushing water legislation. He argues a comprehensive Colorado River diversion plan is needed despite ongoing litigation, warning delays could worsen the crisis.
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Arizona
Harold A. (Porque
Patten
Acclarea
Young Democrats
U. S
Hayden
Goldwater
Rhodes
Udall
Colorado
U. S. Supreme Court
Central Arizona
Federal Department of Interior
Kansas
Nebraska
Salpointe High faculty host Thank You Dinner for volunteers
Salpointe High School teachers plan a thank you party in the cafeteria tomorrow night for Dads and Mothers Clubs and other volunteers. From 8:30 p.m. to midnight the event features refreshments and dancing to Frank Grinnell and orchestra. Special entertainment includes a dance exhibition by Marilyn Smith and Fay Falkens of the Sacred Heart CYO.
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Dr. Fenn
City
Dan Huntington
Atla
Congress
Speedway
Peppermint
United Broom Company
Tucson’s Friendly Store
Disney
Mickey Mousé
Donald
Wendy Bride
Binnie Walker
Heinz Kitchen
Gund
Mickey
Minnie Mouse
Pal
Puppy
Toyland
Jacome's
Stone
Pennington
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